I settled down in Malaysia 35 years ago. I tried my best to avoid Kuala Lumpur and Penang because both these places are chaotic. That is why i choose to settle down in Ipoh. Way cheaper than most places in Malaysia. Properties are like half the prices of Kuala Lumpur, Penang or Johor Baru. Ipoh is also way cleaner, tiny traffic jams only on peak hours and very relaxed life..
That was an absolutely wise choice. I was born in KL but I got the hell out of KL almost 26 years ago and live in a quite big but peaceful town in the state of Perak. I will never step my feet in KL or Klang Valley area unless for urgent matters.
@@shaharomghanimuzik9323oh of course. I live in the east coast of Malaysia but when it comes to travelling and holiday I would prefer the peaceful and beautiful scenery of the west coast especially Terengganu with all its beautiful islands and beaches.
Tq for being our guest in my country, Malaysia. ❤ Your content. I am so glad that you had successfully reached your hotel. Have a wonderful stay in Malaysia :)
By the way, most of the security guards here in Malaysia were foreign workers. So, pardon their limited communication skill and info provided. Mostly from Bangladesh or Nepal. Sometime, i really mean sometime they are just good for display only. Your understand and tolerance are much appreciated. 🙏🏻 Welcome to Malaysia 🎉❤ An ideal country for family orientated people and laid-back retirement seekers. 🧘🏻♀️. 🧘🏻. 🧘🏻♀️
Cheaper way to get to Bukit Bintang from the Airport: 1. Take the KLIATransit to Putrajaya (rm9) 2. Take the MRT from Putrajaya to Tun Razak Exchange TRX (rm6) thats literally Bukit Bintang already
Though cheaper but far troublesome to foreigners who are not familiar with Kuala Lumpur. MIght as well take bus and stop at NU SENTRAL. From TRX you have a long distance to walk to BB
A localised version of English/Manglish which is similar to Singaporean English/Singlish. English is taught in public/government schools. A compulsory language subject apart from the official Bahasa Melayu. Mandarin and Tamil are the other languages taught in schools.
Oh wow what a coincidence 😮 I’ve been watching ton of Malaysia videos recently I had to take a double take when I saw your title 😅😂😂😂 you will def Enjoy it it’s one of the cleanest safest countries in Asia 🎉
Do you know Malays are supreme administrators? Not just Asia but earth... World Most Peaceful Country...rated 2024 Global Peace Index.. Small population countries not counted. Malaysia, 33 million and most complex
I stayed here for 10 days. People were friendly. I stayed at a nice hotel next to the huge mall. First thing I did was buy all the fruits I had never seen before. Try them and share with the Pakistani OFWs
@musjo3405 and jackfruit, starfruit, dragonfruit. My favorite 3 are Rambutan, Gayubano, mangga/mangos. Watermelons are better than USA. Because the hot weather dehydrates many fruit and makes the fruits sweeter and less watery.
At 22:28 I saw your google maps is using driving mode. That's why it's not working. You have to switch to walking mode, and it will give you directions of walking path instead of driving car path.
Malaysia has 2 major breweries and they are listed on the stock exchange. Carlsberg and Heineken (Guiness). There are also countless licensed liquor manufacturers and liquor or wine shops. Carlsberg Malaysia also supplies to Singapore. You can also find pubs, bars and numerous number forecast operators in Malaysia. Once upon a time we had the only major casino in Southeast Asia on a mountain. Genting. You should go up the mountain. Genting has assets globewide, including in Florida and New York. Malaysia is very very very different from other countries in ASEAN. Only India has more Hindu temples than Malaysia. Malaysia is also the strictest Islamic country in the world. It accounts for 70% of global Islamic Finance. And a hub for Halal certification. Basically THE global Halal expert. Its a nation of diversity that can be contradictory. And its not just Malay, Chinese and Indians here. There are over 100 different ethnicities living here. Mixed with a large migrant worker population from everywhere. Plus a student and expat community with large chunks of Koreans, Japanese and Chinese nationals living here.
U need to click the walking sign on your gps then they gonna work on by suggesting walking path to get to your destination, i can see that you were using car mode to reach your destination that’s why its hard for you to reach your places🙏🏼
enjoy. I think KL alone you need many days, unless you just want a quick look. @ 😂 u not on streets. u in center point of BB..mega square of the city. all around it a buzzling lux malls, star hotels, international shopping complexes, 500 meters away, walk down the hills are city of nite life, bars, clubs, establishments , wine dine. a km away the Beautiful Twin Towers PETRONAS where you can choose cafes, fine dining, 5 star nite club MARINIS over looking the beautiful KL especially at nite this is not like miami or new york, this is mega city Kuala Lumpur. I'm american living in Flenburg Germany. been to Malaysia 17 times😅
if u walk then choose walking option on map, i guess u currently in driving mode on the map that's why maps keep telling the road name. it not bcoz the gps fail but u fail to choose the correct mode
Welcome to Malaysia....the funny thing is...the moment you mentioned about the Information Center/Counter, it is exactly right behind you...check the video back...the counter was right after the escalator...haha..
lol a lot of middle eastern Muslim based countries like UAE , Kuwait , Bahrain celebrate Christmas ,Halloween & thanks giving I’ve seen their grocery stores & malls changing theme during these holidays oh yeah they have churches too.
Most security guards in Malaysia are from Nepal. Hence, they cannot speak English as well as the locals. The KLIA Express connects you to the city. The train takes you to KL Sentral, an exchange hub for train and buses. From KL Sentral, the walk across the NU Sentral mall will lead you to the MRT/LRT that plies the city. Sorry if the signages are not sufficient for a first time visitor.
Hi Welcome, most security guards in malaysia are from nepal, they may not understand english that well and may convey answer incorrectly, so do excuse them, we malaysian are friendly, don't hesitate in asking the locals here for help or if you have any questions, our alcohol laws are norma; you have to be 21 yr above to buy or drink and muslim malaysian are not allowed, beers and alcohol can be bought anywhere, hotel, 7/11, family mart, kk marts, the are many bars near you, the food street Jalan Alor then a stone throw away to chankat Bukit Bintang, that where the bars ,and restaurant area, 99% of malaysian speak english. Try Nasi Lemak our National Dish, great to eat all day. have a good trip and a safe trip cheers 🍺
For easier travel just buy touch and go Rm 100 when visiting Malaysia . You can use it on trains such as monorail ,ktm or , mrt , rapid bus , or for car tols.
I'm so grateful for finding your channel. I have learned a lot from you, @barefoot Vlogger! Thank you for all the effort and sacrifices you've done just to have something to share with us your viewers. Your good deeds is truly inspiring! 🙏❤️
I love it when cities and countries allow their people to flourish. This is so different than NYC and America today. Everyone that is not homeless, brain damaged, addicted, traumatized is sealed up in their cars insulated from the world and buying nearly everything online, including every meal. Malaysia looks great though I would bring paper maps.
KL has three airports, Subang, Klia1, and Klia2. Make sure you return to the correct airport , for cheap fares use the bus from KL Sentral to the Airport only four Dollar
You have to choose walk mode when u walking while navigating sir. Usually the maps is different. And its has a dots route. Enjoy your time here in Malaysia.
The picture quality you put out on these travels are amazing!! I don’t know which video I watched, comments about --New Yorker, I think they are just seeing it wrong,, I think they mean your confident and brave,, cause it sure takes alot of that to engage with strangers the way you do! You make amazing and completely original videos to many others! Very enjoyable! Thank you
I know exactly where you ended up: Bukit Bintang. You could've also taken the undergroung, only 3 or 4 stops and 1.70MYR. At 23:29, over your left shoulder you see LOT 10 department store. Some pretty good Japanese restaurants there, go further down to Pavilion and there's a FIVE GUYS (I always make at least one stop there). Down the hill there's a good stretch of pubs and such. I like the area, actually.
The key to keeping calm and focused while traveling is to ensure we're not hungry. Always fill up your stomach to make sure your mood is always good, energized, and can think properly. Especially when you're in a new place and have to look at signages and directions.
@MzaidMz-e7p I am not sure which source you referred to. In 2023, Indonesia produced about 42 million tonnes of CPO while Malaysia produced only circa 20 million tonnes. Data in 2019 alone showed that 59% of total world's palm oil produced by Indonesia, while Malaysia covered 26% of the market share. According to Copilot's answer, Indonesia overtook Malaysia as the largest CPO producer since 2016. I am Malaysian, I have no qualm about being second in this sector. 😄
As a Malaysian myself, the SIGNAGE be it in the walking within mall / public places or on the road driving, it really is SCCK from as long as I can remember..
I hope that you will learn something, it's not the problem with your GPS but you choose the the CAR as a direction. I think you should select walk so the google map will give the walking direction to you. Good Luck for your next trip! Have Fun!
Another great day and vedio from you sir thank you for touring us stay safe always your journey this is your friend from Canada 🇨🇦 orig from Bohol Philippines 🇵🇭
About the signage at KLIA2, I think KLIA2 has a unique, helpful signage. Look at minute 5:45 or 5:46 the very long signage hanging from the ceiling. It's designed that way and easy to understand.
There is no street names ,? That's a very good comment...DBKL(city council)..please put up more street names please and make them a lot more bigger....put up on the building as well....that will help a lot...
The street names are there, but sometimes street vendors, trees, advertisements blocked them. Also, he was walking after dark, so it is harder to spot the street signs.
Tips for breezy process to use any ticket machines in msia: always pay with smaller bills note than your total amount. bc if you pay with big notes, they'll give you all the change in coins. no bills. you don't wanna carry coins that's weigh half a kilo in your pocket. better if you pay w credit cards if available. or phone apps. or the touch n go card. also if you wanna ride the city bus you must pay w touch n go card. its best if you have this card bc they are used in alot of places.
Fantastic video. Google Maps can be a bit of a hit or miss. If I were you, I'd take a taxi from KL Sentral to your hotel. Be much quicker and more time to get your bearings before venturing out. :) KL is a fabulous city.
hope you'll have a better time navigating around, i think outside of some really well-known streets, most people here would navigate by building and landmarks (we also don't really use compass directions or street junctions either)
@BarefootVlogger thank you for coming and helping to promote malaysia. We have tropical jungles, hundreds of kms of white beaches, top 10 islands in the world with beautiful marine life in clear waters, we have highlands and mountains, and cities and the peaceful folk villages known as kampung. Malaysia only has 33 million people in population only a third of Thailand, Vietnam and Philliphines and perhaps just 10% of Indonesia but the result is that there are a lot less people here, more controlled crowd, less motorbikes, lower pollution (hence cleaner air to breath). What we don't have is free 53x and prostitutions and alcohol which are all not good for health. Not openly though. Again, wishing you a pleasant stay here. And may I suggest for you to tour the entire peninsular just by using express buses which are well connected to all cities and towns including to singapore and hatyai in thailand. As a true backpacker, I believe you would enjoy that. Get the bus tickets online, save a lot of time and hassle.
U need to change the map to walking distance not using the driving distance.. sometimes u just need to look at the map without using the ai to guide u. Back to basic scout.
There are pubs lined up on Jalan Changkat near your hotel. If you feel young, you can also go to Trak KL, just RM6 with Grab ride I think from the hotel you are staying at. TRAK is a Live Music Venue that offers the cinematic experience for music lovers and clubbers. I hope you are comfortable throughout your stay in Malaysia
@BarefootVlogger love your style of vlogging. Can't wait for more. Here is some itenary u must try not because it is good perhaps it is required ur justification. 1. Walk into kampung baru village from saloma bridge during 4-5pm 2. Eat nasi lemak ayam rendang at wanjo nasi lemak kampung baru 3. Go to pasar Malam(nite market) in kampung baru 4. Go to pasar malam taman connaught 5. Take a grab to ikan bakar jalan Bellamy during lunch hour on working days. Take any vendors for ikan bakar(grilled fish) 6. Take lrt from pasar seni into putra heights station and change platform and moving forward towads sungai besi station and have a bit look at sungai besi town and later switching platform from lrt sungai besi into mrt sungai besi towards trx Station and switching station back to bukit bintang mrt station. Do this on weekends during 4_5pm You will see the greater Kuala Lumpur..(get a touch n go card for easy in out of metros including buses)
@@BarefootVlogger the nearest airport to Singapore is Subang Sky(SZB/WMSA), Just take 20 minute from Bukit Bintang on weekend. Take only 35 minute by flight.
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! The local people here are all kind and good at speaking English. Enjoy various types of foods here. Enjoy various interesting places around the city!!
it's okay to ask a lot of people here they will understand that you new and of course we will try to help but after you leaving the airport maybe you can relax for a while
11:27 Security here are mostly foreigners from Nepali or Bangladesh etc... they don't speak English much so it's best to ask fellow customers or people that understands English. Enjoy your stay.
Better use the Grab Apps to move around and even for foods delivery and at reasonable rates as well. Just ask the locals for any doubts they would more willing to help.
If you need any help getting around or want someone to show you some cool spots, feel free to reach out! Enjoy your trip! -Anywhere, anytime, anything 😉
Sir, when you say “smells amazing, somebody cooking something..” that’s right, that place is call Brickfields, the Little India of KL.. Is the aroma of the Indian foods you’re picking up..
Do you know Malays are supreme administrators? Not just Asia but on earth... World Most Peaceful Country...rated 2024 Global Peace Index.. Small population countries not counted. Malaysia, 33 million and most complex
There a chinese mainland.. Nepali security.. 😊😊😊that was malaysia for the first time.. Let me tell u people all over asia and europian melting port😂😂😂malaysia not a truly asia malaysia is truly the world.. Wellcome sir to malaysia land of the nine king.. Land of peace🎉🎉🎉🎉
If you are done with the traditional malaysian food, Malaysia also has the best streetfood burgers.. Go find a Ramly Burger vendor.. :) For even better food than Kuala Lumpur, you absolutely also have to head to Penang, the food there is even better in my opinion. A trip to Malaysia isnt complete with a trip to Penang (and Langkawi) anyways. If you have enough time, please also head to Sabah :)
I settled down in Malaysia 35 years ago. I tried my best to avoid Kuala Lumpur and Penang because both these places are chaotic. That is why i choose to settle down in Ipoh. Way cheaper than most places in Malaysia. Properties are like half the prices of Kuala Lumpur, Penang or Johor Baru. Ipoh is also way cleaner, tiny traffic jams only on peak hours and very relaxed life..
Wow 35 years
That was an absolutely wise choice. I was born in KL but I got the hell out of KL almost 26 years ago and live in a quite big but peaceful town in the state of Perak. I will never step my feet in KL or Klang Valley area unless for urgent matters.
perak and kedah is peaceful place. but dont forget terengganu more better place for relaxing on nature
@@sysy1971 refuse to leave.. pati..
@@shaharomghanimuzik9323oh of course. I live in the east coast of Malaysia but when it comes to travelling and holiday I would prefer the peaceful and beautiful scenery of the west coast especially Terengganu with all its beautiful islands and beaches.
Tq for being our guest in my country, Malaysia. ❤ Your content. I am so glad that you had successfully reached your hotel. Have a wonderful stay in Malaysia :)
The welcome has been awesome, Terima kasih🙏
Hii gojo
By the way, most of the security guards here in Malaysia were foreign workers. So, pardon their limited communication skill and info provided. Mostly from Bangladesh or Nepal.
Sometime, i really mean sometime they are just good for display only.
Your understand and tolerance are much appreciated. 🙏🏻
Welcome to Malaysia 🎉❤
An ideal country for family orientated people and laid-back retirement seekers.
🧘🏻♀️. 🧘🏻. 🧘🏻♀️
Thanks for the info and warm welcome!🙏
Cheaper way to get to Bukit Bintang from the Airport:
1. Take the KLIATransit to Putrajaya (rm9)
2. Take the MRT from Putrajaya to Tun Razak Exchange TRX (rm6) thats literally Bukit Bintang already
will it take longer?
@mylaifsetail201 yes.
U want fast, take the Ekspres train rm55
U want cheap, take Transit+MRT
@@mylaifsetail201 but the train only until kl sentral. if you want to go to bukit bintang, have to take the monorail, like this.
Though cheaper but far troublesome to foreigners who are not familiar with Kuala Lumpur. MIght as well take bus and stop at NU SENTRAL. From TRX you have a long distance to walk to BB
From TRX change to the MRT line that goes straight to Bukit Bintang MRT station.
Take your time man.U seems rushing.. remember that you are in new country...enjoy your trip...welcome to Malaysia...
When in Malaysia, all you need to do is ask the locals, and you'll get to where you want to be. And most locals speak English! 😊✌️
@@nickloong they speak English??
Why is the signage so bad there? Why don't you guys put more signs to help guide people?
A localised version of English/Manglish which is similar to Singaporean English/Singlish. English is taught in public/government schools. A compulsory language subject apart from the official Bahasa Melayu. Mandarin and Tamil are the other languages taught in schools.
@@liberatski of coz we Malaysian do speak English..u think we came from the cave?
yup, v do bro, ha.. Ha.. U will be surprise, v speak the most formal important languages among the world. V can score too.
You just met a security guy from Nepal.. that’s Malaysia for you. When have people all over the world working in Malaysia
Malaysia Truly Asia 😊😊🙏🙏
Yeah, Imagine people with all kind of races and culture from all over the globe staying under one village coexist peacefully, that's Malaysia.
Oh wow what a coincidence 😮 I’ve been watching ton of Malaysia videos recently I had to take a double take when I saw your title 😅😂😂😂 you will def Enjoy it it’s one of the cleanest safest countries in Asia 🎉
Do you know Malays are supreme administrators? Not just Asia but earth... World Most Peaceful Country...rated 2024 Global Peace Index.. Small population countries not counted. Malaysia, 33 million and most complex
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recommended menu：
1. 檳城亞參叻沙麵 Penang assam laksa
2. 檳城福建蝦麵 Hokkien prawn mee
3. 檳城炒粿條 Penang char kuey teow
4. 扁擔飯 Nasi kandar
5. 金馬倫蔬菜火鍋 Cameron steamboat
6. 怡保芽菜雞飯 Ipoh sprout chicken rice
7. 巴生肉骨茶 Klang bak kut teh
8. 加影沙嗲肉串 Kajang satay
9. 芙蓉燒包 Seremban siew pow
10. 馬六甲雞飯粒 Malacca chicken rice
11. 娘惹珍多冰 chendol
12. 麻坡烏打 Muar otak-otak
13. 新山三樓炒米粉 JB sanlou beehoon
14. 牛肉仁當 beef rendang
15. 肉醬咖喱吐司 roti bakar kacang phool
16. 港蒸筍殼魚 steamed soon hock fish
17. 燒烤魔鬼魚 sting ray ikan pari bakar
18. 燒烤榴蓮巴丁魚 pais patin tempoyak
19. 水煮榴蓮巴丁 masak patin tempoyak
20. 羊肉印度香料飯 nasi bryani mutton
21. 印度甩餅 roti canai
22. 椰漿飯 nasi lemak
23. 羊肉湯 sup kambing
24. 街頭漢堡 Ramly burger
25. 炸香蕉果 goreng pisang
26. 炸菠蘿蜜果 goreng cempedak
27. 囉惹 粿汁 麵粉粿湯 咖椰吐司 肉乾
28. 椰花酒 air nira kelapa
29. 血腥瑪麗變化版 Asam Boi Mary
30. 冰椰子汁 air kelapa ais
31. 冰甘蔗汁 air tebu ais
32. 冰西瓜汁 air tembikai ais
33. 冰沙梨酸梅汁 kedondong asam boi
34. 冰檸檬酸梅汁 limau asam boi ais
35. 冰蘋果酸梅汁 apple asam boi ais
36. 榴蓮 durian D200, D197, D175, D24
37. 山竹 水翁 紅毛丹 杜古 芒果 火龍果
I want to try them all
@ update,
recommended menu :
1. 檳城亞參叻沙麵 Penang assam laksa
2. 檳城福建蝦麵 Hokkien prawn mee
3. 檳城炒粿條 Penang char kuey teow
4. 義蓮青冬炎麵 green tomyam noodle
5. 廣式竹昇麵 Tok Tok Mee noodle
6. 鴨肉粿條湯 duck kuey teow soup
7. 日昇燒鴨飯 Jit Seng roasted duck rice
8. 亞依淡鴨飯 Air Hitam duck rice
9. 伍秀澤海南雞飯 Hainan chicken rice
10. 姚氏姐妹炒粿角 char koay kak
11. 金馬倫蔬菜火鍋 Cameron steamboat
12. 怡保芽菜雞 Ipoh sprout chicken
13. 肉醬咖喱吐司 roti bakar kacang phool
14. 適苑粵菜 Sek Yuen Yue cuisine
15. 海腳人海鮮米粉 seafood noodle
16. 麗豐啦啦米粉 Lai Foong lala noodle
17. 河婆園擂茶 Hor Poh lui cha
18. 鐘格安班飯 Congkak nasi ambeng
19. 禤記瓦煲雞飯 Heun Kee claypot rice
20. 王美記燒肉 Wong Mei Kee roast pork
21. 斯里蘭卡咖哩蟹 Aliyaa curry crab
22. 新記牛肉粉 Shin Kee beef noodle
23. 燒烤榴蓮巴丁魚 pais patin tempoyak
24. 水煮榴蓮巴丁 masak patin tempoyak
25. 咖哩牛肉乾 beef rendang
26. 娘惹黄姜炸鸡 ayam goreng kunyit
27. 馬來式椰香烤雞 ayam percik
28. 羊肉印度香料飯 nasi bryani mutton
29. 印度烤餅烤雞 naan, tandoori ayam
30. 印度奶油雞 butter chicken masala
31. 椰漿鴨蛋 masak lemak telur itik
32. 椰漿牛肉 masak lemak daging salai
33. 濕炒粿條 kuey teow goreng basah
34. 手抓蕉葉飯 banana leaf rice
35. 扁擔飯 nasi kandar
36. 東海岸達崗飯 nasi dagang
37. 藍花飯 nasi kerabu
38. 印度甩餅 roti canai
39. 椰漿飯 nasi lemak
40. 羊肉湯 sup kambing
41. 街頭漢堡 Ramly burger
42. 巴生肉骨茶 Klang bak kut teh
43. 加影沙嗲肉串 Kajang satay
44. 芙蓉燒包 Seremban siew pow
45. 馬六甲雞飯粒 Malacca chicken rice
46. 馬來油飯 nasi beriani gam
47. 麻坡香辣烤魚餅 Muar otak-otak
48. 萬隆麵 mee Bandung
49. 馬來滷麵 mee rebus
50. 新山三樓炒米粉 JB sanlou beehoon
51. 柔佛叻沙 laksa Johor
52. 米糕椰漿蔬菜湯 lontong kuah lodeh
53. 砂拉越哥羅麵 Sarawak kolok mee
54. 砂拉越叻沙 laksa Sarawak
55. 沙巴醃鯖魚 Sabah Hinava
56. 清蒸瀨尿蝦 steamed udang lipan
57. 港蒸筍殼魚 steamed soon hock fish
58. 燒烤魔鬼魚 sting ray ikan pari bakar
59. 參巴魷魚/蝦 sambal sotong/udang
60. 娘惹酸辣魚 asam pedas ikan
61. 馬來風光 kangkung belacan
62. 印尼雞湯 soto ayam
63. 斋月清真雜錦粥 bubur lambuk
64. 暹羅米粉 mee Siam
65. 炸香蕉果 goreng pisang
66. 炸菠蘿蜜果 goreng cempedak
67. 东海岸炸鱼条 keropok lekor
68. 娘惹椰絲球 kuih onde-onde
69. 娘惹九層糕 Nyonya kiuh lapis
70. 三角椰絲糕 kuih koci
71. 香蕉片 kerepek pisang
72. 木薯片 kerepek ubi
73. 福建花生貢糖 kacang tumbuk
74. 印度圈圈餅 murukku
75. 鳳梨酥 tart nenas
76. 豆沙餅 tambun biscuit
77. 香蕉蛋糕 Hiap Joo banana cake
78. 米漿椰漿糕 Ravi's apom manis
79. 曼煎粿 apam balik
80. 囉惹 粿汁 麵粉粿湯 椰醬吐司 肉乾
81. 香蘭糯米糕 墨西哥咖啡麵包 咖哩角
82. 泰式香蘭椰奶馬蹄糕
83. 娘惹珍多冰 chendol
84. 摩摩喳喳 bubur cha cha
85. 椰花酒 air nira kelapa
86. 血腥瑪麗變化版 Asam Boi Mary
87. 芒果冰沙 mango smoothie
88. 西瓜荔枝冰沙 jus tembikai lychee
89. 冰豆蔻汁 ice nutmeg juice
90. 冰椰子汁 air kelapa ais
91. 冰甘蔗汁 air tebu ais
92. 冰仙草 cincau ais
93. 冰羅漢果 luo han guo ais
94. 冰沙梨酸梅汁 kedondong asam boi
95. 冰檸檬酸梅汁 limau asam boi ais
96. 冰蘋果酸梅汁 apple asam boi ais
97. 冰六味湯 laicikang dessert herbal ais
98. 蜂蜜拉茶 teh ais madu
99. 玫瑰奶露 sirap Bandung
100. 榴蓮 durian D200, D197, D175, D24
101. 山竹 水翁 紅毛丹 杜古 西瓜 火龍果
Wow you are so cool
@@PostismusTulis Bahasa melayu dulu baru Bahasa cina 😏
I stayed here for 10 days. People were friendly. I stayed at a nice hotel next to the huge mall. First thing I did was buy all the fruits I had never seen before. Try them and share with the Pakistani OFWs
What fruits have you tried? Did you get yo try rambutan, langsat, durian, manggis, nangka (janckfruit)?
@musjo3405 and jackfruit, starfruit, dragonfruit. My favorite 3 are Rambutan, Gayubano, mangga/mangos. Watermelons are better than USA. Because the hot weather dehydrates many fruit and makes the fruits sweeter and less watery.
i love malaysian fruit also
Never of gayubano fruit before.. I have to look for it
@@MzaidMz-e7p I would try Gayubano as a drink. Many malls will provide smoothies. It is a bit stringy, otherwise.
At 22:28 I saw your google maps is using driving mode. That's why it's not working. You have to switch to walking mode, and it will give you directions of walking path instead of driving car path.
@@keem5676 theres a lot of one way car lanes too in the area, causing more confusion.
We have 179 Malls in the Klang Valley... KL vicinity... How much we love our aircon...
Sounds like Florida!
Malaysia has 2 major breweries and they are listed on the stock exchange. Carlsberg and Heineken (Guiness). There are also countless licensed liquor manufacturers and liquor or wine shops. Carlsberg Malaysia also supplies to Singapore.
You can also find pubs, bars and numerous number forecast operators in Malaysia.
Once upon a time we had the only major casino in Southeast Asia on a mountain. Genting. You should go up the mountain.
Genting has assets globewide, including in Florida and New York.
Malaysia is very very very different from other countries in ASEAN. Only India has more Hindu temples than Malaysia.
Malaysia is also the strictest Islamic country in the world. It accounts for 70% of global Islamic Finance. And a hub for Halal certification. Basically THE global Halal expert.
Its a nation of diversity that can be contradictory.
And its not just Malay, Chinese and Indians here. There are over 100 different ethnicities living here. Mixed with a large migrant worker population from everywhere.
Plus a student and expat community with large chunks of Koreans, Japanese and Chinese nationals living here.
I found a couple of good pubs. Stay tuned and thanks for the info
@@BarefootVlogger dx
@@arii1987 what do you mean by "strictest islamic country"
Malaysia is not islamic state...stop spreading lies
@@BarefootVlogger There are many sky bars in KL with beautiful night views.
U need to click the walking sign on your gps then they gonna work on by suggesting walking path to get to your destination, i can see that you were using car mode to reach your destination that’s why its hard for you to reach your places🙏🏼
Im so ixcited to go there in maleysia to visit my friend and my client .for my 6 days travel vacation w/friends❤️🙏
KL is a great city and the people are so nice. You will enjoy it. Safe travels!
Hey, just checking. When will you travel here? If you need anything, im happy to help 😊
enjoy. I think KL alone you need many days, unless you just want a quick look.
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😂 u not on streets. u in center point of BB..mega square of the city. all around it a buzzling lux malls, star hotels, international shopping complexes, 500 meters away, walk down the hills are city of nite life, bars, clubs, establishments , wine dine.
a km away the Beautiful Twin Towers PETRONAS where you can choose cafes, fine dining, 5 star nite club MARINIS over looking the beautiful KL especially at nite
this is not like miami or new york, this is mega city Kuala Lumpur.
I'm american living in Flenburg Germany.
been to Malaysia 17 times😅
if u walk then choose walking option on map, i guess u currently in driving mode on the map that's why maps keep telling the road name. it not bcoz the gps fail but u fail to choose the correct mode
Welcome to Malaysia....the funny thing is...the moment you mentioned about the Information Center/Counter, it is exactly right behind you...check the video back...the counter was right after the escalator...haha..
lol that would not surprise me. I'm forever missing signs right in front of me, too busy concentrating on the vlog instead of the route
And thanks for the welcome my friend!🙏
@Barefoot, u super funny la.. Enjoy ur morning walkabout. There r more to come.
Foods made u lost ur way😂
Foods made u lost ur way😂
May you have a wonderful stay ahead in Kuala Lumpur mate!! Have fun.
Thanks my friend🙏
You're right. Food in Malaysia is excellent! Anything you like. 😊
Welcome to KL. Hope the city will be nice to you. Have fun!
I stayed at Easy Hotel. Amazing thing is that this Muslim country celebrates Christmas in their malls in a big way.
lol a lot of middle eastern Muslim based countries like UAE , Kuwait , Bahrain celebrate Christmas ,Halloween & thanks giving I’ve seen their grocery stores & malls changing theme during these holidays oh yeah they have churches too.
Christmas seems to be huge throughout SE Asia. It was big in Philippines for obvious reasons but I also saw a lot in Vietnam
@@BarefootVloggerSome are because of faith. Some are commercial reasons.
Not just Christmas. Chinese new year and Indian festivals too 😊
wait till you see eid fitri
Love the chaotic energy of the vlog. So happy u finally found the hotel. Enjoy ur stay.
Most security guards in Malaysia are from Nepal. Hence, they cannot speak English as well as the locals. The KLIA Express connects you to the city. The train takes you to KL Sentral, an exchange hub for train and buses. From KL Sentral, the walk across the NU Sentral mall will lead you to the MRT/LRT that plies the city. Sorry if the signages are not sufficient for a first time visitor.
Hi Welcome,
most security guards in malaysia are from nepal, they may not understand english that well and may convey answer incorrectly, so do excuse them, we malaysian are friendly, don't hesitate in asking the locals here for help or if you have any questions,
our alcohol laws are norma; you have to be 21 yr above to buy or drink and muslim malaysian are not allowed,
beers and alcohol can be bought anywhere, hotel, 7/11, family mart, kk marts,
the are many bars near you, the food street Jalan Alor then a stone throw away to chankat Bukit Bintang, that where the bars ,and restaurant area,
99% of malaysian speak english. Try Nasi Lemak our National Dish, great to eat all day.
have a good trip and a safe trip
cheers
🍺
Thanks for the info and the warm welcome! 🙏
My favourite entertainment district in KL is TREC
For easier travel just buy touch and go Rm 100 when visiting Malaysia . You can use it on trains such as monorail ,ktm or
, mrt , rapid bus , or for car tols.
Hi, welcome to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 🇲🇾
I hope you have a wonderful experience in our country. Stay safe and stay bless
I'm so grateful for finding your channel. I have learned a lot from you, @barefoot Vlogger! Thank you for all the effort and sacrifices you've done just to have something to share with us your viewers. Your good deeds is truly inspiring! 🙏❤️
I'm grateful you found me Jorayda. Thank you for your kindness 🙏
@@BarefootVlogger my pleasure indeed. Oh btw, I have a 2.5 y.o. Sulcata tort pet and I now call her Barefoot 🤣😊
@@JoraydaGalorport Hello Barefoot!
@@BarefootVlogger ♥️🐢👣
*_Welcome to Malaysia and may you enjoy your holiday in Malaysia_*
Thanks Harry
Malaysia is unlike European countries, just ask anyone, you will be assisted
99% security guard is a foreign workers ..not only you ,we also have a problem to comunicate with them sometimes😂😂😂
Yes They’re nepalese
99% security guards in KL lol other parts of Malaysia still used locals as guards
@@nutzhazelMost security guards in Malaysia are foreigners especially from Nepal EXCEPT in Banks and government buildings😊
99% of security guards in KL are foreigners. But in other state especially less congested place, always the locals are employ as security
I love it when cities and countries allow their people to flourish. This is so different than NYC and America today. Everyone that is not homeless, brain damaged, addicted, traumatized is sealed up in their cars insulated from the world and buying nearly everything online, including every meal. Malaysia looks great though I would bring paper maps.
Well said
@@andrejka_sacred_coach that's a bit exaggerated. Lol.
Welcome to KL, Malaysia, truly Asia
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Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Hope that you will have a good time and a pleasant stay.
Thanks for your kind welcome🙏
@BarefootVlogger Have a great weekend. 😀
KL has three airports, Subang, Klia1, and Klia2. Make sure you return to the correct airport , for cheap fares use the bus from KL Sentral to the Airport only four Dollar
You have to choose walk mode when u walking while navigating sir. Usually the maps is different. And its has a dots route. Enjoy your time here in Malaysia.
Ah that explains why the map was not accurate. When I was in Tokyo, Google Map helped a lot.
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope you will enjoy in Kuala Lumpur...
I’ve seen your videos…welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 “ Selamat datang”😊😊😊😊
Thank you my friend🙏
The picture quality you put out on these travels are amazing!!
I don’t know which video I watched, comments about --New Yorker, I think they are just seeing it wrong,, I think they mean your confident and brave,, cause it sure takes alot of that to engage with strangers the way you do! You make amazing and completely original videos to many others! Very enjoyable! Thank you
Shannon, thanks for the vote of confidence. So kind🙏
Great video 👍🏻
Btw you didn't tap on "by foot" option on the map 😅, the map are showing driveway 😅
Actually if you're in KLIA you can try the bus transit which is more convenient and without the thousands step which exhausted you.
I know exactly where you ended up: Bukit Bintang. You could've also taken the undergroung, only 3 or 4 stops and 1.70MYR. At 23:29, over your left shoulder you see LOT 10 department store. Some pretty good Japanese restaurants there, go further down to Pavilion and there's a FIVE GUYS (I always make at least one stop there). Down the hill there's a good stretch of pubs and such. I like the area, actually.
fun fact, we have too many cooker blower vents and that's where all the hot air coming from. enjoy the smell !
Welcome to Malaysia, have a great day sir. From 🇲🇾🙏
Thanks for the warm welcome!🙏
Thank you for visiting the Philippines. Watching from Detroit, Michigan USA.
The key to keeping calm and focused while traveling is to ensure we're not hungry. Always fill up your stomach to make sure your mood is always good, energized, and can think properly. Especially when you're in a new place and have to look at signages and directions.
Cheaper beer is at 99 Speedmart. 7-11 or KK Mart will kill any buzz with their prices.
Hai Terry, you are now in Kuala Lumpur ! Have a nice travel.
I'll be back, stay tuned
Indeed there are a lot of palm trees. Malaysia was the largest palm oil producer in the world, which now I think the spot was taken over by Indonesia.
Still malaysia no 1. Indonesia palm oil output is very little compared to their larger farm size.
@MzaidMz-e7p I am not sure which source you referred to. In 2023, Indonesia produced about 42 million tonnes of CPO while Malaysia produced only circa 20 million tonnes. Data in 2019 alone showed that 59% of total world's palm oil produced by Indonesia, while Malaysia covered 26% of the market share. According to Copilot's answer, Indonesia overtook Malaysia as the largest CPO producer since 2016.
I am Malaysian, I have no qualm about being second in this sector. 😄
Ok sorry abt that. I was misinformed.
@MzaidMz-e7p 👌🙏
That busy Bukit Bintang crossing is our version of the famous Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo 😁
As a Malaysian myself, the SIGNAGE be it in the walking within mall / public places or on the road driving, it really is SCCK from as long as I can remember..
The KL Central Station is connected to the Shopping Mall....
Am Malaysian.
I would get lost in all these Malls.
Just ask anybody for directions..
He is going to get lost if he ever enters Sungai Wang. It is like a maze in there >_
I hope that you will learn something, it's not the problem with your GPS but you choose the the CAR as a direction. I think you should select walk so the google map will give the walking direction to you. Good Luck for your next trip! Have Fun!
Another great day and vedio from you sir thank you for touring us stay safe always your journey this is your friend from Canada 🇨🇦 orig from Bohol Philippines 🇵🇭
ayos kabayan!✌🇵🇭
About the signage at KLIA2, I think KLIA2 has a unique, helpful signage. Look at minute 5:45 or 5:46 the very long signage hanging from the ceiling. It's designed that way and easy to understand.
Omg i get overwhelmed seeing u going through that crowd and being lost. Glad u make it. Enjoy your stay here
So i want to familiarize the loacation so that i watch this kind of vlog. And also thank you for this❤️❤️❤️
I think the govt should create a tourist friendly user card for public transport.
Google maps actually you have to choose 🚶 walking icon, car roads are definitely different with pedestrian😅
There is no street names ,? That's a very good comment...DBKL(city council)..please put up more street names please and make them a lot more bigger....put up on the building as well....that will help a lot...
The street names are there, but sometimes street vendors, trees, advertisements blocked them. Also, he was walking after dark, so it is harder to spot the street signs.
Tips for breezy process to use any ticket machines in msia: always pay with smaller bills note than your total amount. bc if you pay with big notes, they'll give you all the change in coins. no bills. you don't wanna carry coins that's weigh half a kilo in your pocket. better if you pay w credit cards if available. or phone apps. or the touch n go card. also if you wanna ride the city bus you must pay w touch n go card. its best if you have this card bc they are used in alot of places.
welocome to MALAYSIA....
Thank you! 🙏
They have signpost showing the street names but you need to find
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 congratulations you found the hotel sir.....🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for the welcome! Still learning the ins and outs of KL.
It is nearer to Hang Tuah Train station
Fantastic video. Google Maps can be a bit of a hit or miss. If I were you, I'd take a taxi from KL Sentral to your hotel. Be much quicker and more time to get your bearings before venturing out. :) KL is a fabulous city.
20:30 you should get walking directions instead of driving directions. Otherwise the map will give you unnecessary routes
hope you'll have a better time navigating around, i think outside of some really well-known streets, most people here would navigate by building and landmarks (we also don't really use compass directions or street junctions either)
Google maps
Hi. Kuala Lumpur is a long name to say, we Malaysians just say K.L. Welcome and enjoy.
Yes, I started saying it too! Great city, thanks for the warm welcome🙏
@BarefootVlogger thank you for coming and helping to promote malaysia.
We have tropical jungles, hundreds of kms of white beaches, top 10 islands in the world with beautiful marine life in clear waters, we have highlands and mountains, and cities and the peaceful folk villages known as kampung.
Malaysia only has 33 million people in population only a third of Thailand, Vietnam and Philliphines and perhaps just 10% of Indonesia but the result is that there are a lot less people here, more controlled crowd, less motorbikes, lower pollution (hence cleaner air to breath).
What we don't have is free 53x and prostitutions and alcohol which are all not good for health. Not openly though.
Again, wishing you a pleasant stay here. And may I suggest for you to tour the entire peninsular just by using express buses which are well connected to all cities and towns including to singapore and hatyai in thailand.
As a true backpacker, I believe you would enjoy that. Get the bus tickets online, save a lot of time and hassle.
Bukit Bintang direct translate is Star Hills..
U need to change the map to walking distance not using the driving distance.. sometimes u just need to look at the map without using the ai to guide u. Back to basic scout.
Install app Grab car.. order your taxi to go round.. KL cab very cheap, forget about US taxi rate.
There are pubs lined up on Jalan Changkat near your hotel. If you feel young, you can also go to Trak KL, just RM6 with Grab ride I think from the hotel you are staying at. TRAK is a Live Music Venue that offers the cinematic experience for music lovers and clubbers. I hope you are comfortable throughout your stay in Malaysia
Thank you my friend🙏
Malaysia has a lot of foreigner....or people who are working that looks like locals...China mainland too...usually locals can speak English well...
Thought I left a comment?? Anyway,
Keep it up, stay safe, and looking forward to this stop on the trip! All new to me.
You did now brother, thanks so much for the support and encouragement!! I really 🙏appreciate it my friend🙏
Citizen M Hotel is located along the main road. Was wondering why you keep mentioning Walter Grenier which is located at a different place
Never mentioned Walter Grenier once
im living in KL but i havent went to bukit bintang quite sometimes and wow thats a lot of people
You ain't seen nothin' yet mohd, stay tuned
@BarefootVlogger love your style of vlogging. Can't wait for more. Here is some itenary u must try not because it is good perhaps it is required ur justification.
1. Walk into kampung baru village from saloma bridge during 4-5pm
2. Eat nasi lemak ayam rendang at wanjo nasi lemak kampung baru
3. Go to pasar Malam(nite market) in kampung baru
4. Go to pasar malam taman connaught
5. Take a grab to ikan bakar jalan Bellamy during lunch hour on working days. Take any vendors for ikan bakar(grilled fish)
6. Take lrt from pasar seni into putra heights station and change platform and moving forward towads sungai besi station and have a bit look at sungai besi town and later switching platform from lrt sungai besi into mrt sungai besi towards trx Station and switching station back to bukit bintang mrt station. Do this on weekends during 4_5pm You will see the greater Kuala Lumpur..(get a touch n go card for easy in out of metros including buses)
Awesome, wish I had this earlier. You're a great tour guide Mohd
Soon im also go there by Nov 16
@@linamariapastolero609 are you a solo traveller?
Keep safe always Barefoot♥️
Wow new adventure 😊 Enjoy sir
Wow your travel Around the World ..thats i like to do travel the World and meet diffirent people and eat diffirent food❤❤
That's how I met you!
Info center is at the front entrance sir🎉
Hi Terry.. you can go to Singapore by bus or train from KL
I did not know that thanks Johanna
@@BarefootVlogger the nearest airport to Singapore is Subang Sky(SZB/WMSA),
Just take 20 minute from Bukit Bintang on weekend. Take only 35 minute by flight.
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! The local people here are all kind and good at speaking English. Enjoy various types of foods here. Enjoy various interesting places around the city!!
Thanks for the warm welcome!🙏
it's okay to ask a lot of people here they will understand that you new and of course we will try to help but after you leaving the airport maybe you can relax for a while
welcome to Malaysia ...you can see malay , chinese, Indian, Indonesia Banglades Pakistan Rohingya Nepal sri langka, Myanmar Vietnam and etc .
11:27 Security here are mostly foreigners from Nepali or Bangladesh etc... they don't speak English much so it's best to ask fellow customers or people that understands English. Enjoy your stay.
Hi Sir! Be safe!!
Better use the Grab Apps to move around and even for foods delivery and at reasonable rates as well. Just ask the locals for any doubts they would more willing to help.
If you need any help getting around or want someone to show you some cool spots, feel free to reach out!
Enjoy your trip!
-Anywhere, anytime, anything 😉
Thanks for the offer my friend🙏
There's a subway station underneath the Mcd crossroad..
Sir, when you say “smells amazing, somebody cooking something..” that’s right, that place is call Brickfields, the Little India of KL.. Is the aroma of the Indian foods you’re picking up..
Yep, the monorail station is right on top some Indian resturants if I remember correctly... LOL
To Chinese friend - you may want to consider Central Florida like , Orlando, much safer location in regards to Hurricane.
Bukit Bintang....the bintang you pronounce it Been tang
welcome to KL
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Do you know Malays are supreme administrators? Not just Asia but on earth... World Most Peaceful Country...rated 2024 Global Peace Index.. Small population countries not counted. Malaysia, 33 million and most complex
There a chinese mainland.. Nepali security.. 😊😊😊that was malaysia for the first time.. Let me tell u people all over asia and europian melting port😂😂😂malaysia not a truly asia malaysia is truly the world.. Wellcome sir to malaysia land of the nine king.. Land of peace🎉🎉🎉🎉
27:17 and seller from Indonesia
Thanks for the welcome!🙏
If you are done with the traditional malaysian food, Malaysia also has the best streetfood burgers.. Go find a Ramly Burger vendor.. :)
For even better food than Kuala Lumpur, you absolutely also have to head to Penang, the food there is even better in my opinion.
A trip to Malaysia isnt complete with a trip to Penang (and Langkawi) anyways. If you have enough time, please also head to Sabah :)
I think our street burger can beat any 5 star restaurant burger. He must try the benjo. I think that is unique to Malaysia.
Mannnn...i hope you got into your hotel ok and could finally eat and rest . That beer was much deserved Terry take 2 beers today !!
Stay tuned!
I wish Malaysia have 2 city like this in the future...