Malaysia Is very diverse. Only about 63 are ethnic malays & are 100% muslims. Rest are mostly chinease, Indian & other south east &east asian ethnic groups. But amazingly, somehow they all ( both muslims, Buddists, Christians, Hindus etc...) managed to live there in peace and harmony. Malaysia is a perfect example of coexistence & proves all can live in peace
Welcome to Malaysia ♥️💕 I hope you enjoy your trip in Malaysia especially Kuala Lumpur. If you have sooner opportunity, please spend good times to visit some of these attractions in other states of Malaysia : #Mabul Island #Penang #Georgetown #GentingHighland #Malacca Historic City #CameronHighland #Kinabalu #KotaKinabalu #Langkawi Island #Ipoh Perak #Kuching #SarawakCulturalVillage #Perhentian Island #MuluNationalPark Sarawak #Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation #TamanNegara National Park #DesaDairyFarm #Kundasang #Putrajaya Administrative City #Semporna
Malaysians do play cricket, rugby, lawn bowl and polo, and other games/sports inherited from British time. Cricket not just played by Englishmen but also locals since 1880s, and the Royal Selangor Club (RSC) where the tudor house you've seen at Independence Square was formed in 1884. Malaysia won few medals in cricket at South East Games and as August 2023, Malaysia men cricket team is at 25th world's ranking and Malaysia women cricket team at 27th which mostly played by Commonwealth countries or countries those ever part of British Empire. However of course cricket not as popular as football, badminton, hockey, sepak takraw and other games in Malaysia.
Stay long ok in Malaysia..not go anywhere ya.. support locals and street food..they are sometime no business..u know what i mean..support street food ❤❤❤❤❤
I actually didn’t know about Ken and Luke until I saw your clips . (Been busy at work 😅) each of you are unique in your own way, and all of you are amazing
I have been sitting in my offices for too long and I have forgotten How beautiful Malaysia is . Heart all your videos, cant wait for the next clip , and, will you visit my hometown, Sabah? And , yes, we, local dont go Batu Caves that offen, only go during school trips😂 and ,when we needed training before climbing Mt Kinabalu.
welcome to Malaysia, In KL bear in mind that most of the ppl u meet along the streets are not local people, some of them looks like Malaysian but they are actually not, u need to ask them first where are they from
Greetings mate from L.A.California. Wow, your really on the move. Great video as always. That coconut looked so good. So much juice. My favorite also. I would like to see their bank-notes if you could. Always interesting for me since I am a coin and currency collector. Thank you my friend. Tom the Cali. cat
Malaysia is a food hub, just look at the food court in the mall. In addition to local cuisine, you will find various types of food from other Asian countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, and western food.
Gosh…ur in Malaysia… I did ask whether ur coming to Malaysia in One of your Indonesian video…you did promise that you’ll be coming Soon…and you’re here now…welcome to Malaysia…enjoy your trip…. 😊
Hai David! I am new to your channel. Welcome to Malaysia!! Here's the thing. Malaysia is celebrating our National Independence Day on 31st August, that's reason you see country flags everywhere. The location of Masjid Jamek or Jamek Mosque is actually where Kuala Lumpur got its name from. Kuala = river mouth Lumpur = mud Kuala Lumpur means muddy confluence. This was where boats from the sea landed and where the city basically started. China Town is there. The Central Market is there (actually it was a wet market). Central bus station is there (well, was there). The train station is there. The National Mosque (Masjid Negara) is there as well. The government administration building (built by British, yes the clock tower at Merdeka Square - that's the one) is there as well and the last time it was used as High Court complex in the 1990s. As you said it you won't find another country where Chinese, Malays and Indians live together along with many minor ethnics including the Sikhs, the Portugeuese and Thais and with 4 major religions in harmony (Islam, Buddhist, Hindu, Christians). Of course you may say Singapore but let's not forget Singapore used to be one of the states in the Federation of Malaya before 1965. Malays were the majority there, now the opposite. Enjoy your stay. 3 or 7 days are not enough to try all the cuisines though (unless you have 10 stomachs ).
Try out the local fruit, David , one video just on fruit? Durian , mangosteen, longan, cempedak , pomelo, mango, pisang emas, buah salak, etc. I have a feeling that durian is not your thing… right ? We have rambutan too
lol no those are the bangladeshi or indian immigrant workers who were playing cricket. cricket sport is non existent among the locals malay/chinese /indian
I'm really surprised! I was still expecting a Japan video which I even think, eventually, you'll do an exit video... but that obviously didn't happen... did you have to escape Japan for some reason? Hahaha!
Kuala Lumpur offers tourist the metropolitan vibes in places and also the old school feel at certain old quarters area too. Do your homework well, and you'll have the time of your life here in KL!😂
A tip for you. If your drinks are a bit too sweet, you can ask for extra hot water or a glass of ice on the side to tone down the taste. You can find stalls set up in strategic places all around KL. There's a big night market every Wednesday called the Connaught night market which is about 2k long. Google if you plan to go there and fast whole first before going. Should try our national dish, nasi lemak at Wanjo restaurant in Kampung Baru. Order with side dish of beef rendang.
Hi David you look very funny l think talk to much but look cute first time see your content l thought you are Japanese but Aussie ok David happy holiday in KL and dont forget to come again next time
Bro, you can eat which ever way you like with the roti canai. There is no right or wrong way. As long as you enjoy it and feels satisfied. ✌🏼👍🏼 The two half boiled eggs added in was a recent ‘invention’ to the old classic way of eating roti canai. Personally I would only eat the roti canai with dhal gravy and nothing else. Yummy!
Roti canai is a Malaysian Indian cuisine. I wouldn't have mixed the roti with poached eggs and the man sitting next to you had advised. It's teh (not tea) tarik in Malaysian pronounciation. The rendang and the other food you ordered in the so called pasar malam is Malay cuisine.
I believe the waiter didn't understand his question and thought he asked if he can eat as served. Personally, I don't like congee and prefer to eat food with some texture to bite.
David, you should try Malaysian durians since you love durians. They taste different to Thai or Vietnam durians - drier and a bit bitter. My favourite is the D24, except Musang King is a bit overhyped like Penfolds 😅
@@davidkhai Google Batu caves and you will know what I am on about. If you're still around in KL take a second trip via KL Commuter to the caves. Best time to visit is in the morning before 11am. That's when the tour buses arrive and it gets bit crowded.
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Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾🙏 loved that you did the intro at THAT place instead of somewhere on the street 😂
Got to try and stand out 😂
Hai bro❤
@isnirashid9221Haha we're actually mates! We've caught up before, maybe we'll collaborate one day :)
😅 Ken is here too.
Should taste authentic Malay food like Rendang, Satay, Nasi Lemak at Kampung Baru❤️❤️❤️
Kuala Lumpur gives the massive metropolitan vibes. Also spotless clean compared to other major cities in Asia.
Excited for this series David! Your intros are definitely unique 😂
Got to stand out 😂
Malaysia Is very diverse. Only about 63 are ethnic malays & are 100% muslims. Rest are mostly chinease, Indian & other south east &east asian ethnic groups. But amazingly, somehow they all ( both muslims, Buddists, Christians, Hindus etc...) managed to live there in peace and harmony. Malaysia is a perfect example of coexistence & proves all can live in peace
tottaly wrong..63 percent is not only a muslim malay but including muslim not malay okey,,
Welcome to Malaysia ♥️💕
I hope you enjoy your trip in Malaysia especially Kuala Lumpur.
If you have sooner opportunity, please spend good times to visit some of these attractions in other states of Malaysia :
#Mabul Island
#Penang #Georgetown
#GentingHighland
#Malacca Historic City
#CameronHighland
#Kinabalu #KotaKinabalu
#Langkawi Island
#Ipoh Perak
#Kuching #SarawakCulturalVillage
#Perhentian Island
#MuluNationalPark Sarawak
#Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation
#TamanNegara National Park
#DesaDairyFarm #Kundasang
#Putrajaya Administrative City
#Semporna
13:57 Haha... he said 14 ringgit to begin with (not 40), that's why he offered u a discount down to RM10
Malaysians do play cricket, rugby, lawn bowl and polo, and other games/sports inherited from British time. Cricket not just played by Englishmen but also locals since 1880s, and the Royal Selangor Club (RSC) where the tudor house you've seen at Independence Square was formed in 1884. Malaysia won few medals in cricket at South East Games and as August 2023, Malaysia men cricket team is at 25th world's ranking and Malaysia women cricket team at 27th which mostly played by Commonwealth countries or countries those ever part of British Empire. However of course cricket not as popular as football, badminton, hockey, sepak takraw and other games in Malaysia.
Thanks for the info! That’s cool to know :)
Stay long ok in Malaysia..not go anywhere ya.. support locals and street food..they are sometime no business..u know what i mean..support street food ❤❤❤❤❤
Looks amazing Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 😊 nice vlog. David keep it up
I actually didn’t know about Ken and Luke until I saw your clips . (Been busy at work 😅) each of you are unique in your own way, and all of you are amazing
I have been sitting in my offices for too long and I have forgotten How beautiful Malaysia is . Heart all your videos, cant wait for the next clip , and, will you visit my hometown, Sabah? And , yes, we, local dont go Batu Caves that offen, only go during school trips😂 and ,when we needed training before climbing Mt Kinabalu.
Genuinely an amazing place, especially at bight when it’s all lit up! I won’t visit Sabah this trip, but on my next definitely
Kuala Lumpur is a city of contrast, a city that never sleeps..
Welcome to fascinating Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️✌️😊
Street food in Malaysia should not just mean Malay food , we have malaysian Style chinese and Indian food too
Spot on! I love the variety of cultures, which just means more tasty food haha
Looking forward to this series David mate hope you enjoyed beautiful Malaysia! 🇲🇾
Damn sure did!
welcome to Malaysia, In KL bear in mind that most of the ppl u meet along the streets are not local people, some of them looks like Malaysian but they are actually not, u need to ask them first where are they from
Thank you for this wonderful video and for your explorations around KL. Welcome to Malaysia. Newly subscribed. Great intro.
Greetings mate from L.A.California. Wow, your really on the move. Great video as always. That coconut looked so good. So much juice. My favorite also. I would like to see their bank-notes if you could. Always interesting for me since I am a coin and currency collector. Thank you my friend. Tom the Cali. cat
Njoy Malaysia bro .. but dont jeopardise yourself walking & hanging high at the tall building.
Try find Malaysia tasty food ...
Go to the East Coast like Kelantan, Terengganu where 99% Malays are
Malaysia is a food hub, just look at the food court in the mall. In addition to local cuisine, you will find various types of food from other Asian countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, and western food.
Gosh…ur in Malaysia… I did ask whether ur coming to Malaysia in One of your Indonesian video…you did promise that you’ll be coming Soon…and you’re here now…welcome to Malaysia…enjoy your trip…. 😊
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia
In Malaysia being full and eating has absolutely nothing to do with each other 😂
😂 just keep eating if it taste nice
Gday mate! Need a food guide? I'll be glad to show you around town. Cheers!
Malaysia series!!
Yes sir!!
Welcome to M'sia David. Nice hair cut. 👍👍
Kuala Lumpur is named after that exact spot... Muddy Confluence of the 2 rivers...
Mud Estuary in the literal translation
@@tengfsestuary is a river mouth 😅
@@nutzhazel that’s Delta
Hai David! I am new to your channel. Welcome to Malaysia!!
Here's the thing. Malaysia is celebrating our National Independence Day on 31st August, that's reason you see country flags everywhere.
The location of Masjid Jamek or Jamek Mosque is actually where Kuala Lumpur got its name from.
Kuala = river mouth
Lumpur = mud
Kuala Lumpur means muddy confluence. This was where boats from the sea landed and where the city basically started. China Town is there. The Central Market is there (actually it was a wet market). Central bus station is there (well, was there). The train station is there. The National Mosque (Masjid Negara) is there as well.
The government administration building (built by British, yes the clock tower at Merdeka Square - that's the one) is there as well and the last time it was used as High Court complex in the 1990s.
As you said it you won't find another country where Chinese, Malays and Indians live together along with many minor ethnics including the Sikhs, the Portugeuese and Thais and with 4 major religions in harmony (Islam, Buddhist, Hindu, Christians).
Of course you may say Singapore but let's not forget Singapore used to be one of the states in the Federation of Malaya before 1965. Malays were the majority there, now the opposite.
Enjoy your stay. 3 or 7 days are not enough to try all the cuisines though (unless you have 10 stomachs ).
Appreciate the info :) And I’d definitely need to spends months here to enjoy all the delicious foods 😂
the old station used to be the main train station. now it's replaced by KL sentral station which is integrated with other train services.
Always come for the videos, but get distracted by dep trai David 😊❤
Syrup=Rose Water. Very common drink can be found among Malay community in Malaysia
What happened to Japan and your friends? Glad to c u r well and exploring new lands. Your intro was awesome! Great video.
Spent some days in Japan just chilling and then they all left back to Australia
Great video! I was there a few weeks ago, missing it already 😅 Enjoy!
It’s an incredible city!
Kerisik is toasted grated coconut
The Indian guys give u call vadai in Malaysia very famous..i Like to..One only Rm1 u must eat ...😊😊😊😊
selamat pagi bro
Try out the local fruit, David , one video just on fruit? Durian , mangosteen, longan, cempedak , pomelo, mango, pisang emas, buah salak, etc. I have a feeling that durian is not your thing… right ? We have rambutan too
Actually love durian so much haha
😮 no clips on durian ? Or not yet ? Didnt See you eating durian in Thailand
across the old train station is the HQ of the train company, Keretapi Tanah Melayu
We don't usually use lamb to make curry. The one you just ate is mutton curry not lamb curry. Malaysian always mistaken lamb meat with goat meat.
Thanks for letting me know :)
lol no those are the bangladeshi or indian immigrant workers who were playing cricket. cricket sport is non existent among the locals malay/chinese /indian
welcome to the country have second tallest tower in the world after burj khalifah
Let me be honest with you, its hard to get that price😅 That boy really give alot of discount.. that should be around 16-18.. So amazing his kindness
I'm really surprised! I was still expecting a Japan video which I even think, eventually, you'll do an exit video... but that obviously didn't happen... did you have to escape Japan for some reason? Hahaha!
Haha no I loved Japan! But I spent some days just with my mates before they went home. Vlogging sometimes changes the dynamic of a holiday.
Welcome to Malaysia mr David...my name is mr Khairuddin...Khai...
Hi Mr.David Khai Welcome to Malaysia. By the way your have a sweet face.
Kuala Lumpur offers tourist the metropolitan vibes in places and also the old school feel at certain old quarters area too. Do your homework well, and you'll have the time of your life here in KL!😂
I love the mixed variety
The nasi handsome guy simply calculate heh? Hahaha
helloo sir✌️😁🇲🇾♥️🇭🇲🇬🇧
Woww.. Nice video..
Malaysia still have a national cricket team. And respectable number of cricket fans. UNFORTUTELY the team is not world class
Oh wow didn’t know that! Thanks for the info :)
Lot more to discover to amazes you
Enjoy your stay 🇲🇾❤️
Give me that thumbs up!
Interesting video! Good!
David:- We say: Roti Chanai.= (pronounce) and (spelling)=Roti Canai.
They Called Chicken Rendang,
Beautiful architecture ❤
1:30 ....you almost die with additional sound behind you
I did haha
u eat the ranking no 1 best roti in the world
HELLO DAVID❤🙂👍💪
Welcome to Malaysia mate
Malaysia is beautiful country 😊
Pleasure to be here!
Rendang is made with kerisik, which is grated, toasted and pounded coconut. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
omg didn't see that coming in the early of the video😭🤣
Obviously that 2nd tallest building in the world is flickering its middle finger at you. Hahahaha….
😂
It's so hot you should at least wear hat 😅
A tip for you. If your drinks are a bit too sweet, you can ask for extra hot water or a glass of ice on the side to tone down the taste. You can find stalls set up in strategic places all around KL. There's a big night market every Wednesday called the Connaught night market which is about 2k long. Google if you plan to go there and fast whole first before going. Should try our national dish, nasi lemak at Wanjo restaurant in Kampung Baru. Order with side dish of beef rendang.
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@davidkhai you can also say "kurang manis" which means less sweet . Kurang = less , Manis = sweet .
You should put some White Pepper to the half-cooked eggs........
The Flage Pole at Merdeka Square is the highest in the world!....
Hi David you look very funny l think talk to much but look cute first time see your content l thought you are Japanese but Aussie ok David happy holiday in KL and dont forget to come again next time
Power2
You’re funny.. “that guy, i reckon he’s the king” 😂
You see lots of Malaysia flags because 31 August is Malaysia National day
Bro, you can eat which ever way you like with the roti canai. There is no right or wrong way. As long as you enjoy it and feels satisfied. ✌🏼👍🏼
The two half boiled eggs added in was a recent ‘invention’ to the old classic way of eating roti canai. Personally I would only eat the roti canai with dhal gravy and nothing else. Yummy!
Definitely enjoyed it 👌
Will you be visiting the hilltop Genting Resort world?
Casino city actually !! Don't go there
I don’t have it planned for this trip, maybe in future!
Aussie Saitama back at it again
😂
what actually you expected from KL?
I had no expectations what so ever! I knew nothing except that it has amazing food, so hence I really like it
Roti canai is a Malaysian Indian cuisine. I wouldn't have mixed the roti with poached eggs and the man sitting next to you had advised. It's teh (not tea) tarik in Malaysian pronounciation.
The rendang and the other food you ordered in the so called pasar malam is Malay cuisine.
Yeh the guy next to me said not too, but then the waiter who was out of the shot said to mix it. Still ended up great!
I was surprised to see him mixing it too, and i thought , perhaps that’s a new way of eating that telur and roti 😂 luxkily he still like it
I believe the waiter didn't understand his question and thought he asked if he can eat as served. Personally, I don't like congee and prefer to eat food with some texture to bite.
David, you should try Malaysian durians since you love durians. They taste different to Thai or Vietnam durians - drier and a bit bitter. My favourite is the D24, except Musang King is a bit overhyped like Penfolds 😅
@@H.Witcher i favour D24 too.
go to Medan Indonesia very near KL .
10:09 Hilarious😂. That uncle thought you were Chinese Malaysian🤣
I’ve got it a lot off camera 😂
u can just dip rori canai tu gravy
Where are you from Khai?
Australia
Australia :) with a Vietnamese background
Hi David,
You went all the way to Batu Caves and didn't go up the 272 steps to the actual caves. It's a sight to behold.
I didn’t know there was higher 😅
@@davidkhai Google Batu caves and you will know what I am on about.
If you're still around in KL take a second trip via KL Commuter to the caves.
Best time to visit is in the morning before 11am. That's when the tour buses arrive and it gets bit crowded.
Oh by the way did I mention that the entrance is free.
I'm sure u will fall in love with Malaysia, David 😍
I've already fallen in love with the food!
@@davidkhai wait till u hv tried PENANG food 😋🤤.
People on d island r even more friendly👍.
I wish Penang is on ur itinerary 😉
@@leechong2291 It definitely is!
@@davidkhai can't wait to see my hometown again 👍😍
Mountain turtle 😂
Where are the boys? Why people seem to leave you without explanations? 😂😙🥲
😂 They headed back to Australia