It comes down to individual taste, Korea and Japan definitely have very different style of cuisine, imo Japan is the clear winner. But being a Malaysian I'll always love Msia's food the most.
Aki, you’re becoming more and more like a Malaysian 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the way you is exactly like a local. How are you going to survive after returning to Japan???? 😅😅😅😅
Yup, better late than never. Aki, started late too, Aki is not localised yet, he has just started eating Malaysian food. Please watch Aki earlier videos.
@@Dalyndadalynda Yes technically it's from Australia, but Milo is so ubiquitous in Malaysian beverages. Plus we have our own recipe of Milo. Still funny that the restaurant treated it like it's something foreign ("western"). I'm sure they serve coke there 😅
Umm, this kind of restaurant don’t sell Milo, Teh or most of the drinks in kopitiam. Normally we have Chinese tea (tongcha 唐茶）like tikunyum (铁观音）Kokbou (chrysanthemum tea) and etc. Cuz the food actually quite heavy ady, tea is more suitable since they’re refreshing. And yeah, coke is provided since it’s refreshing too.🤣 Normally we’ll order Chinese tea, others depends on the individual. Lastly, the dishes they ordered goes well and better with white rice. Fried rice normally will be eaten together with fried noodles like Hokkien mee. Some will put the soy sauce they mention in video and eat together.
I have been observing the differences between eating Malaysian food and food from other country it goes like: Other country's food = Wow this taste so good, omg, its so crispy and the texture is so tender inside! I love it Malaysian food = ............mmm....mmmm ommmm....mmmm... wmmm...ahhhhh....wmmmm...ya like.. mmmm ahhhh mmmm its like moaning and when you came back to consciousness the food is already finished lol
That's just the Chinese food! 😆 He hasn't had the other types yet - Indian food, Malay food, Baba Nyonya food, East Malaysian food... Such a waste of three years! 😂
@@adishahnazril7610 love malaysia from a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩❤️🇲🇾😊 also my dad went to malaysia in 1993 i believe and he really liked it there! So imma go there one day
Aki, the dishes all look so delicious. Next time try the belacan with the fried rice. Bring your Korean friend to a kopitiam and mamak next time and do another video
When an English speaking Japanese said “Umai!”, you know it is delicious XD Also, most Malaysian eats our dishes with white rice, so the dishes in restaurants tends to be slightly salty
Aki, just in case if you didn't know Milo has a lot of variety. Milo Ais - Milo + Condensed Milk + Water Milo O Ais- Milo + Sugar + Water Milo Kosong Ais- Milo + water Milo dinosaur- big Milo Ais with extra Milo topping Neslo- Milo + Nescafe, tastes similar to mocha.
Why do I feel like many things are just unusual in this video? 😂 Three years living here but never eat the local foods, and a local waiter said Milo is a western drink? 😭😂
Japanese and korean people went to chinese cuisine restaurant!? That's sounds great! It's unique. I like how you enjoy your food, and you know what month is it? It is a month of Ramadan! And I'm starving 😂
My advice to you and your friend. When you first time came to restaurants and dont know what to eat just told the waitress " i want the most popular food" its really work
Yup, I always do that. Chinese restaurants are very proud to show off what is their speciality and their most expensive dish even it is not their speciality that is to 'slaughter' you. I have been 'slaughter' many times when I ask them to recommend dishes. Malay restaurants which I have asked many times. Their standard answer, "semua sedap", I get really pissed off with that reply. I think it has something to do with culturally, serba serderhana. My appologies, don't hentam me, this is what I had experienced many times.
Aki has evolved to eat like a Malaysian with chili padi, soy sauce and garlic + belacan on the fried rice. Your choice of dishes was excellent . There was sweet and sour from the pork, black soy salty and tender fish, spicy with gravy of the mapo tofu, light tasting vege and cold, tangy orange juice. 😋😋
When visiting a new country, it is very daunting to try new food especially local... Thanks to Aki for introducing Malaysian food to his friend... After this he can be more confident to try Malay & Indian food...
so alvin is the kind of people who didnt dare to try something new. glad this opened his eyes to one of malaysian food. hope he will try malay, indian,and state specialty food next time.
We’ve been living in Malaysia for 3 years too and deym the veryfirst day we came here we tried roti canai w/ chicken curry, nasi goreng biasa, nasi goreng ayam cili and the kunyit one! Oh and not to mention malaysian daging sup also all were super yummy! 😋 These was our favorite (or is it just me?) while staying here but sometimes I still cook Korean dish coz my husband is Korean & you know order kfc&texas chicken also.hohoho. I’m gonna miss living here if ever we have to move out this year.ㅠㅠ
Never been this early😆 Hi Aki-san & Alvin!✨ the foods look yummy🤤 I’ve been wondering have you ever visited east Malaysia and try our food here? Greeting from Sarawak✨
To be fair, I think 2 years is more like it. Alvin has to spend one year self-quarantine in Malaysia because of MCO. Nah...even tourist on a one week tour, had tried some Malaysian food, the tour guide would certainly insist, it is our pride. What a shame....
@@kayellai5278 Last year we had few tourist that managed to stay in Malaysia for around 1 year(due to covid/MCO)...all of them managed to try many local food. Can look at their vlogs and see them trying out all our unique Malaysian food..you tubers like Koari, Food ranger, I chang, jetlag warriour and even Ken Abroad who s so afraid of seafood did try and end up loving our food. So I guess it s just up to the individual to try it .
@@goosw6070 As A-Train Travels said it, "You have never live a life, if you have not tasted Malaysian food". The above examples are about tourist, Aki is NOT a tourist, he came here to work. A tourist knows that a tour is NEVER complete until they try the local food. Even local tourist who travel to Kelantan, must try ayam percik. An expatriate who comes here to work, is only concern to finish their contract and go home. They are here to work. A complete different mndset.
I miss Malaysian food! If you haven’t tried Mee Rebus, you should! In Johor Bahru, there’s a very famous mee rebus! Also try Otak-Otak, the fish cake bbq in banana leaves!
Aki san...only a couple of years in malaysia already can enjoy sambal cili...even some of the local ppl cant even stand it hotness...again...u make me hungry in this ramadhan...
You stay nearby the famous thai food, the restaurant name is call Thai Nyonya 👍🏼 super yummy the lady boss owner is from Thailand 🇹🇭 she is super nice lady highly recommended and halal too.
I feel like Koreans are like Asian Italians. The way they determine whether they like the food or not is also similar, it depends on whether the food is similar to food from their home country or not 🤣
Quite surprised to see familiar restaurant popping up again in your channel, after your video about the fried kueh teow at 8888 restaurant. I often visit these two places. Perhaps you want to try out some Sarawak Chinese breakfast food - Sarawak Laksa, Kueh Chap and Kolomee. There's a stall in Ara Damansara selling these dishes called 'Aunty Lan Sarawak Deli' in I-Tea House. Sarawak Laksa is being describe as "Breakfast of Gods" by the late Anthony Bourdain when he visited Sarawak, which is located in Borneo Island together with Sabah. Enjoy~
"Everything tastes better with garlic and chili" - Aki's tastebuds have become truly Malaysian.
Yea haha & I am surprised that he know 'wok hei' too. Hope Alvin will prefer chilli & garlic over kimchi 😂
"Where the F is malaysian food?" SAVAGE
Champion statement
Lol.. Alvin wasted 3 years of his life in Malaysia, the well known food heaven 😂😂😂
Aki really said what I want to say too! Thanks Aki 😆
Haha he is triggered
@@Nislsl 456th like
Living in Malaysia for 3 yrs without trying local food? Wow, that's a rare species
Mcm pelik je
Species is not a proper word to say
Seem so unbelievable...right?
😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂
Korean guy cooks his own food everyday or order korean dish.
Japan and South Korea are like Indonesia and Malaysia. When it comes to football matches, everything is like an enemy. 😂
ML too...lol
Except Korean food is no match to Japan's. And Malaysia's food is the best of all
@@ryanhigaisthebest They serve very different type of foods. It's wrong to compare the food of Korea and Japan.
No,they are completely different,from food,languages to culture,the only things they're same are both of them are influnced by China.
It comes down to individual taste, Korea and Japan definitely have very different style of cuisine, imo Japan is the clear winner. But being a Malaysian I'll always love Msia's food the most.
In Malaysia we have proverbs..
" Tak kenal maka tak cinta"
Means : If you not know or try it , how you will love them...
Best tak duduk kat kerajaan langit
ayah pink
Aki, you’re becoming more and more like a Malaysian 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the way you is exactly like a local. How are you going to survive after returning to Japan???? 😅😅😅😅
Yup, better late than never. Aki, started late too, Aki is not localised yet, he has just started eating Malaysian food. Please watch Aki earlier videos.
Aki just stay here forever..
Aki from Malaysia not Aki from Japan
Hahahaha such an amazing combo.
Ikr
You should join them mak...
i see you everywhere Ray
@@ayahpinkofficial2769 eh cepat sampai ke bumi rasanya baru nampak tadi kat langit ke 7
Kamu selalu ada
Good on you for introducing someone to our local food 👍 strange that they consider Milo as western drink, it's basically one of our national drinks 😂
Milo is actually Australian but we make it malaysian
@@Dalyndadalynda Yes technically it's from Australia, but Milo is so ubiquitous in Malaysian beverages. Plus we have our own recipe of Milo. Still funny that the restaurant treated it like it's something foreign ("western"). I'm sure they serve coke there 😅
Umm, this kind of restaurant don’t sell Milo, Teh or most of the drinks in kopitiam. Normally we have Chinese tea (tongcha 唐茶）like tikunyum (铁观音）Kokbou (chrysanthemum tea) and etc. Cuz the food actually quite heavy ady, tea is more suitable since they’re refreshing. And yeah, coke is provided since it’s refreshing too.🤣 Normally we’ll order Chinese tea, others depends on the individual. Lastly, the dishes they ordered goes well and better with white rice. Fried rice normally will be eaten together with fried noodles like Hokkien mee. Some will put the soy sauce they mention in video and eat together.
aki and his love fr malaysian food is the best thing
Aki: Do you have Milo?
Waiter: We don't have western drinks
Me: 😃?
Ikr.. i took me like... hello mister?
😂😂
Well Milo is technically from Australia
NANI!!???
@@sjneow and Maggi is originated from Switzerland
I have been observing the differences between eating Malaysian food and food from other country
it goes like:
Other country's food = Wow this taste so good, omg, its so crispy and the texture is so tender inside! I love it
Malaysian food = ............mmm....mmmm ommmm....mmmm... wmmm...ahhhhh....wmmmm...ya like.. mmmm ahhhh mmmm
its like moaning and when you came back to consciousness the food is already finished lol
After that meal, Alvin must have felt he has wasted 3 years of his life. He could have been eating delicious Malaysian food all that time but didn't.
That's just the Chinese food! 😆 He hasn't had the other types yet - Indian food, Malay food, Baba Nyonya food, East Malaysian food... Such a waste of three years! 😂
Not everyone like Aki, willing to try other type of foods, especially Korean
@@LChan-zb8el search chu bro, he is korean and he mostly try local food.
@@w2sbear that's always some exception cases. But most of my korean friends or colleague, they seldom try others culture cuisine. Unless we bring them
@@w2sbear yeah! That guy really appreciate Malaysian food.. loves his video... sedappppp!! hahaha
As a Korean living in Malaysia, I'm pretty sure he likes chili padi 🌶 It's a must must food for Korean XD
Spicy food is honestly really good so imma try it out if i ever find it 😂
Ilove korea 🇰🇷 from malaysia 🇲🇾😘😘🆗
@@adishahnazril7610 love malaysia from a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩❤️🇲🇾😊 also my dad went to malaysia in 1993 i believe and he really liked it there! So imma go there one day
@@fatemachowdhury2716 as a Malaysian,thankyou🥺✨yes pls visit us when corona end🌹
Is there no chili padi in Korean food?..what kind of chili usually Korean eat in their cuisine?..
Aki, the dishes all look so delicious. Next time try the belacan with the fried rice. Bring your Korean friend to a kopitiam and mamak next time and do another video
Kopitiam and mamak is LIFE haha. You must try them aki-san!
When an English speaking Japanese said “Umai!”, you know it is delicious XD
Also, most Malaysian eats our dishes with white rice, so the dishes in restaurants tends to be slightly salty
I did not know Japanese can really eat spicy food. Now I see one person. It's you Aki san
Try Ichang...a Japanese youtuber living in HK. She n her husband make Nasi Lemak even.
aki: that vegie so tasty..
uncle roger be like of course because that vegie have msg on it😂
The King of Flavour
No ... It is the taste of hot wok
Malaysian local food great rite?👍👍
Ur right
“ i wonder what kind of seasoning”
Me: ajinomoto😂
Aki, just in case if you didn't know Milo has a lot of variety.
Milo Ais - Milo + Condensed Milk + Water
Milo O Ais- Milo + Sugar + Water
Milo Kosong Ais- Milo + water
Milo dinosaur- big Milo Ais with extra Milo topping
Neslo- Milo + Nescafe, tastes similar to mocha.
In short, milo is a chocolate drink
@@Lina_rush *malted chocolate drink, hence the distinct flavor from chocolate drink.
Alvin: Delicious~
Aki: mMmMMMmM!!!
🤔😂
Jepun kalo mkann sedp dia wat bnyi cmtu kn😂
@@Yuki-wo8jj salah dia bunyu Yameeetaaa kudasaiiii
I was shocked when you guys didn't eat those dishes with white rice 😂 Luckily 🍚 appeared at the end
ご飯は真髄だ！
Just how we late in malaysia
Why do I feel like many things are just unusual in this video? 😂 Three years living here but never eat the local foods, and a local waiter said Milo is a western drink? 😭😂
SUS.....
that waiter said western drink no ..i think he's not Malaysian.. ....
Yea Milo is actually an australian drink.
@@meeq87 yes where it came from. But technically it is a Malaysian drink.
weird chinese "dai chow" restaurant doesn't have Milo
Joyful to see you are enjoying Malaysian food so much! 😆 Surprised when you came out with the word 'wok hey' haha
Aki, I just had my dinner. After looking at all the dishes you ate and how you all eat, make me hungry again. 😋😛
Terbaik Aki. ....❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾
Your friend really missing experience authentic Malaysia food. Must promote more to him.
always eat lunch at that restaurant and food court when i work in petaling jaya, miss those
i feel like after uncle roger's fried rice, everyone knows "wok hei" haha
Luckily i watched this after my Ramadhan breakfasting... 😆
Sama la kita 😁
😄😄😄
Japanese and korean people went to chinese cuisine restaurant!? That's sounds great! It's unique. I like how you enjoy your food, and you know what month is it? It is a month of Ramadan! And I'm starving 😂
Go have your dinner!! Is open time..
Just now I forget is Ramadan.. I went to Malay restaurant n makan there..haha
@@arossaos344 i just ate already, thank you for your concerned. HAHAHAHA just enjoy your food, i. I'm not, I'm not tempted by your food🤪
My advice to you and your friend. When you first time came to restaurants and dont know what to eat just told the waitress " i want the most popular food" its really work
Yup, I always do that. Chinese restaurants are very proud to show off what is their speciality and their most expensive dish even it is not their speciality that is to 'slaughter' you. I have been 'slaughter' many times when I ask them to recommend dishes.
Malay restaurants which I have asked many times. Their standard answer, "semua sedap", I get really pissed off with that reply. I think it has something to do with culturally, serba serderhana. My appologies, don't hentam me, this is what I had experienced many times.
I also experience semua sedap before 😂
@@MsColdies I don't know whether it is the feeling of being egoistic. Whatever we cook is great and delicious! Yeah...that really make me pissed.
Damn, this restaurant is literally right outside my house 😂😂
Wow, I'm so impressed when Aki San you mentioned 'Wok Hei', omg... goosebumps, I think you really good at enjoying local food! :-)
Aki has evolved to eat like a Malaysian with chili padi, soy sauce and garlic + belacan on the fried rice. Your choice of dishes was excellent . There was sweet and sour from the pork, black soy salty and tender fish, spicy with gravy of the mapo tofu, light tasting vege and cold, tangy orange juice. 😋😋
0:38 aki straight up sayin " where tf is malaysian food "
so happy seeing two foreign guys enjoying malaysian food TT
Aki always make me hungry 😂😂😂
When visiting a new country, it is very daunting to try new food especially local...
Thanks to Aki for introducing Malaysian food to his friend...
After this he can be more confident to try Malay & Indian food...
You chose the right restaurant. They do serve good food. One of my favs !
so alvin is the kind of people who didnt dare to try something new. glad this opened his eyes to one of malaysian food. hope he will try malay, indian,and state specialty food next time.
Looking forward for your 100k Q&A
+1
0:39
You can tell that they are really close when a Japanese say
"Where dafaq is Malaysian food."
You have to try go to BAZAAR RAMADHAN. It's food heaven there and only available for a month in a year!
The food there is very nice my favourite restaurant 😁
stay safe Aki, the massive rain season makes driving very dangerous, I was lucky to dodge an accident just yesterday, bless my reflexes.
Good to know you survived
aki and alvin is the perfect extrovert and introvert duo
Next time you guys should try Malay foods for Hari Raya Aidilfitri such as Nasi Lemak and Kari Ayam!
賑やかな感じがマレーシアぽいですね！食べっぷり見ていて爽快感りました！また旅行気分になれる動画もアップしてくださいね！日本のマイロブーム？はまだ続いてますが今はスーパーで見れるようになりました^^
I always Love your videos😊😊👌
We’ve been living in Malaysia for 3 years too and deym the veryfirst day we came here we tried roti canai w/ chicken curry, nasi goreng biasa, nasi goreng ayam cili and the kunyit one! Oh and not to mention malaysian daging sup also all were super yummy! 😋 These was our favorite (or is it just me?) while staying here but sometimes I still cook Korean dish coz my husband is Korean & you know order kfc&texas chicken also.hohoho. I’m gonna miss living here if ever we have to move out this year.ㅠㅠ
Korean and Japanese eating in a Chinese Restaurant in Malaysia : *Malaysia truly Asia*
There’s alot more nice Malaysia food you have yet to try. Keep on shooting more videos of your Malaysia food tasting. 😊
Aki and Alvin, I enjoyed this video although it is short. Enjoy your food and make more video for us.
Two handsome boys
aki's reaction is so satisfying to watch
Am watching this intensely like it's an assignment given by my lecturer. Wut da f 😂🤣😂🤣
Never been this early😆 Hi Aki-san & Alvin!✨ the foods look yummy🤤 I’ve been wondering have you ever visited east Malaysia and try our food here? Greeting from Sarawak✨
I will for sure!
Hi Aki I've really enjoyed your videos! Keep up the good work and be safe since Covid is starting to surge again lately here in Malaysia😅
“Wok hei” - he is more Malaysian than most of us Malaysians 😅
Uncle Roger approves 👌😀
Watching this vid half already n just realized im fasting 😂🤣
Sorry for interrupting haha
Wonderful, finished all the food without waste
Great diplomatic hangout for Malaysia soul food.
3 years in Malaysia without trying local food? His Malaysian friends not doing enough to show him our local food.. anyway still have plenty to try!
To be fair, I think 2 years is more like it. Alvin has to spend one year self-quarantine in Malaysia because of MCO. Nah...even tourist on a one week tour, had tried some Malaysian food, the tour guide would certainly insist, it is our pride. What a shame....
@@kayellai5278 Last year we had few tourist that managed to stay in Malaysia for around 1 year(due to covid/MCO)...all of them managed to try many local food. Can look at their vlogs and see them trying out all our unique Malaysian food..you tubers like Koari, Food ranger, I chang, jetlag warriour and even Ken Abroad who s so afraid of seafood did try and end up loving our food. So I guess it s just up to the individual to try it .
@@goosw6070 As A-Train Travels said it, "You have never live a life, if you have not tasted Malaysian food".
The above examples are about tourist, Aki is NOT a tourist, he came here to work. A tourist knows that a tour is NEVER complete until they try the local food. Even local tourist who travel to Kelantan, must try ayam percik. An expatriate who comes here to work, is only concern to finish their contract and go home. They are here to work. A complete different mndset.
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Wow!! I hope there's a local could recommend some delicious Chinese dishes for you. I really enjoy this video.😆
Hi Aki, since you are in AD, should try Lala Chong seafood restaurant too :)
We need white rice..😂 nasi tambah
Selamat Berbuka Puasa
Welcome to Malaysia , Aki and Korean Friend.
We all love chilli, spicy, curry , spices and coconut based kuih kuih.
We always eat these dishes with white rice .... soaked in their gravys ... yummy 😋
I miss Malaysian food! If you haven’t tried Mee Rebus, you should! In Johor Bahru, there’s a very famous mee rebus! Also try Otak-Otak, the fish cake bbq in banana leaves!
Thanks for promoting the restaurant in this hard time
Ichang bring here ! Hi aki, nice to know you 😊
It make me so proud to be a malaysian🥺
Aki always eat like a feast...👍 love to see you enjoy m'sian foodies and wow!, hot spicy chilli.
It is great to see that there are 2 nationals in this video clip. The two looked like they had completed the Malaysian Badminton Open Tournament 😅
Awesome aki..Terbaik!! 👍
Never too late to try Malaysian food. Shout out to Alvin for giving it a chance.
Aki, you need to feed your friend with more Malaysian food. Pity him for not trying enough of it. Haha.
No doubt.Malaysia is a paradise for food💜💜💜💜💖💖💖❤❤❤
Aki pls make more video with alvin.. need to introduce to him our national dish nasi lemak.. thank u so much promoting msian foods😊😊
i love you video shooting on the kitchen, look like watching food documentary.
Aki san...only a couple of years in malaysia already can enjoy sambal cili...even some of the local ppl cant even stand it hotness...again...u make me hungry in this ramadhan...
You guys can really eat! Go for the claypot fish, fried la la (clams), Marmite pork ribs and Dragon vegetables stir fry with garlic next time round 😋
Hope to see more of Alvin
Aki eats like a local! Wow, sambal belacan...
the vegetable just stir fried with garlic, and soy sauce/ salt or both, maybe with msg too. you can have any type of vege cook this way.
Aki: I wonder what kind of seasoning they use
Uncle roger be like : MSG same like drug always making people happy
Now I know why 😆😆
I Used to work there for 2yrs and wow watching your video bring back memories. The food are delicious in Malaysia💙 you guys should try Young Tau Fu
Thanks Aki for brought your Korean friend to eat local food.
Aki u really enjoy malaysian food😋😋👍👍
Thank Aki for promoting Malaysian foods.
Aki, try do a video shopping on bazaar ramadhan, taste the food there, you will not regret. 👍
どの料理も美味しそう！早くマレーシアへ行けるようになると良いなぁ。
aki pls make your workout routine video
Stephy~ hehehe... 😏😏😏😂😂
i watch Aki about around 3 or 2 years?.... i can see he a big fan of milo drinks
You are pretty localized. I think is good for any foreigner to adapt and embrace the local culture. The food looked good 👍
You stay nearby the famous thai food, the restaurant name is call Thai Nyonya 👍🏼 super yummy the lady boss owner is from Thailand 🇹🇭 she is super nice lady highly recommended and halal too.
I feel like Koreans are like Asian Italians. The way they determine whether they like the food or not is also similar, it depends on whether the food is similar to food from their home country or not 🤣
Yup they are not really open to foreign food... that’s why their taste bad not universal
Quite surprised to see familiar restaurant popping up again in your channel, after your video about the fried kueh teow at 8888 restaurant. I often visit these two places.
Perhaps you want to try out some Sarawak Chinese breakfast food - Sarawak Laksa, Kueh Chap and Kolomee. There's a stall in Ara Damansara selling these dishes called 'Aunty Lan Sarawak Deli' in I-Tea House.
Sarawak Laksa is being describe as "Breakfast of Gods" by the late Anthony Bourdain when he visited Sarawak, which is located in Borneo Island together with Sabah. Enjoy~