Ayam masak merah, pucuk paku masak lemak, labu kuning campur sayur manis masak lemak and ikan kerisik goreng...wow so delicious....tq bro to share yr vedio....
Ayam masak merah = chicken in sambal n tomato sauce, pucuk paku masak lemak = fern leaves (fiddlehead) in coconut milk, sayur manis dan labu masak lemak = sweet leaves & pumpkin in cocunut milk and fried fish i think is bream ..
I love how you clean up your plate without a single grain of rice left. I also love that you finished off your mom's vege and not left it to waste. Good job man! Enjoy your vacay and stay safe!
Love your enthusiasm Joel...thx for appreciating the Malay food..they are underated...you cant have those food in the hotels or fine dining restaurants..
the fried fish is coated with turmeric powder and salt. that's all. you can add chilli powder if you want, but the typical Malaysian fried fish only uses turmeric and salt to taste 😊. the green veg in yellow coconut milk is the fern shoot with turmeric and coconut milk. we only use the young leaves. you will know which ones you can use to cook by snapping it. 😅 and the leaves in the gravy is not banana leaf, it's turmeric leaf.
Selamat pagi. My first meal in Malaysia each time is Nasi Kandar regardless of what time arrive. Haha. Going back in May for the 23rd time since growing up there. ❤
Terrence, rock on! I am impressed that you have counted, or been able to keep track :) wow, that’s a long time! Yeah I am with you though (maybe after 12 or 13 visits for me?) this is a must have first meal for me too! absolutely!
Man!! Djinn, a big thanks for the message, so happy you’re enjoying the videos!! 😄 not happy exactly that you're hungry but, I am happy you are getting into them!
Joel - I just wanted to mention, as it certainly warms my soul, a few things that prove we are similar, like-minded individuals: The fact that you asked before just digging in (which btw would never be your style) what your mom thought of the food, and in doing so, seeing if she was finished with the food on her plate. PLUS also not being embarrassed or ashamed or above eating mom's leftover are all so very endearing to see. It's exactly how I operate with my parents at the table, ha! Another thing that puts a huge smile on my face was hearing you talk about that delicious last bite that offered a wonderful fullness /satisfaction. And I totally agree that there's DEFITNETLY a sadness of ones heart, for that last bite (specifically a complimentary, truly appreciative type of "sadness"). And finally, the fact that you immediately looked at the positive (one full week left of enjoying this delicious culinary cuisine), that it wasn't going to be your actual last savory bite of the Malaysian variety, which I too out right up there next to Thai food. Also, the fact that we have extremely similar food preferences/profile, doesn't surprise me one bit! I've been following your journey because I know without a doubt that if I was in the same opportunity, there next to you, I too wouldn't just be enjoying the food BUT also appreciating every single dish, every single bite, the amount of effort and time that went into making it and the people that kindly shared their food and hence their family/culture with you. It's the reason, regardless of my current mental and/or emotional state, watching your videos has and will always make me feel grounded, appreciated, validated, understood, and simply just proud to know that there's good, decent people still out there and that I'm not the only person out there that has my views and core principles! Food will ALWAYS be ultra important, not just for survival and physical health but for the health of ones' soul, ones' values - your principles and perspectives usually are derived from ones' environment and culture which food and its traditions, particularly the gathering of the family/community, from the sourcing of it, to the processing, the cooking, and the eventual consumption of it, all plays a huge essential part! Anyways, my apologize for this disconnected, disorganized rant...However, I deemed it sincerely important that I express/share these thoughts, all these positive good vibes that I get whenever I watch a super cool character like Joel, who I respect and cherish while at the same time making sure that I don't forget to wish You, Yanlan, mom, and dad, all a wonderfully healthy, prosperous, and enriching Happy New Years!!! Your American born, 100% Thai friend, Veerasak (totally failed finding a way to pull up a Thai Keyboard - I was curious to see if I could still write my name in Thai) LoL!
Thank you very much for the complement about malaysia and our daily malay food,i hope you and your family enjoyed it.Pray God will grant his mercy and blessing on all of you,amen.
Isn’t he the guy from mark weins vlogs? Twinning hard, sounds exactly the same. I would Like to know the origin of their friendship and who is the original!
In the past, prior to Malaysia/Malaya independence, when our people are poorer, we used to grate tapioca and mix it with rice (expensive and limited). Otherwise, it won't be enough to feed the whole family. Cassava/Tapioca is very easy to plant and found in almost all houses in Malay Peninsula back in those days.
I watching your latest video vlogg. 1700 hrs ago. I enjoy watching this today about food.. Just keep going making this food vlogg. And stay safe to your journey in Malaysia.. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.. 🎇🎇🎇
Welcome to Malaysia! For the first vegetable dish, that is masak lemak pucuk paku (pucuk paku cooked in coconut curry). Pucuk paku is technically shoot of large fern, very common in rural dish and usually people will collect these ferns in the jungle. So yeah, it's very nutritious and organic!
Watching you thoroughly enjoying and appreciating those dishes, truly warmed my heart.. liked and subcribed! Thanks for coming back to Malaysia and bringing your family too.. Awesome!
Its dried anchovies in the fiddleheads yellow curry. Its the same anchovies in nasi lemak. We use anchovies or small prawns to provide umami in vege dishes.
Hi Joel! Rockin' the high and tight hair cut. Beautiful drone shots! I love coconut and cassava. Joel finishing moms veggies is freakin' classic, so cute. I love your shirt, vibrant and unique! I've been away so long but things are coming together. Ah those drone shots are so calming.
Waah delicious food, beautiful scenery. Heavenly. Syukur alhamdulillah. Welcome back..I am enjoying your video. So well-crafted. Syabas. I am so glad you like the pucuk paku or wild fiddlesticks fern cooked in coconut gravy. It is hard to find it as it grows wild in the jungle or woods.
Malaysia's beautiful landscape set the mood for what looked like a very delicious and satisfying meal. Thank you for all your work and effort you put into your videos. May you have a blessed and Happy New Year Joel, Li, and Mom and Dad Bruner.
T Hufffffff HEY! Thank you for the kind words and the New Year wishes! I'm so glad you enjoyed the food and scenery. I really enjoy reading all of your comments man, thank you again!!! and Merry Christmas!!
Glad ur coming back brother....hope to see ur video traveling around Malaysia and try all the states most iconic food etc...we really hv lots of things to offer for ur videos 😁😁😁😁
Thanks man, wow, awesome message! I love that you're excited and yeah, I think I have visited Malaysia now 12 times... and Im definitely already excited for #13!! I still haven't visited the southernmost areas.
Thank you so much for the message!! Merry Christmas to you too. It has been great welcoming you as a new friend on this channel recently, looking forward to more messages and contacts together. Praise God!
I sunacribed after wastching you giving thanks before you partake your food. Like the way you appreciate and savour your food. Love that you are gentle, courteous, polite and friendly. Kudos to your parents for raising up such a fine young man. Watching from Singapore.
Hi Joel and Yanlan, mom and dad all the best on this blessed season, love mom little hohoho😊. Gorgeous views, a beautiful place and unique dishes. Thankful that all of you can bring in the New Year together ❤
Abigaaaaail HI and good morning and Merry Christmas!! Very cool cheers ( haha yes I was laughing at my mom's addition there, just before the camera went off :) awesome you enjoyed that one ). I can't remember exactly over all the years so far but at least 10 countries now together celebrating New Years with mom and dad (in my lifetime) - and Malaysia is a great place to add to ANY list
Hello Mom & Dad Brunner.. Belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.. What a gorgeous place to be this time of the year and to bring in a New one as well 🙏🙏 That dessert and a cup of coffee 😋
Billyyyyy good morning! What a great message as always man, thank you for the support, and thank you for saying hi to everyone always! Hey maybe see you for the live hangout in an hour, and until then stay caffeinated, stay cool :)
just stumbled upon your video Joel, i havent seen your videos for years. I still remember the old days you and mark made videos when both of you were still single. Good Times
Wow! Thanks for the memory! It’s so fun to see people coming back from way back when… and I really appreciate you taking the time to send a message today. Much love and happy new year.
Joel n family Welcome back to Malaysia. The lempeng really got me salivating. Just had a little laugh over your spelling of coconut in Malay 😂. It's kelapa. Kepala is head.😅 Lovely to see you guys had a nice visit to Cameron highlands ❤
Hey hey!! Haha, thanks for the kind words, and man, it's always great to be back! I'm gonna have to work on those Malay spellings. 😅 We're happy you enjoyed the video, thank you for taking the time to write me!!!
Always good to see your Mother and Father in a video. They look like they are happy and going well. Hope you guys had a great holiday and hope you have a safe and happy New Year.
wow!.. it's fun to watch you eat with your hands. I can feel how delicious you are eating. Lempeng Kelapa, I call tepek bakar are really delicious and are my favorite food. Welcome to Malaysia and have fun.
Good Morning Li & Joel and Blessings to you & the entire Bru Crew. Glad you made it back to Malaysia to ring-in the New Year with your Family. I've only been there once, to KL and to visit the Genting mountaintop Casino. Question: Are you eating with the hands to embrace the Malay culture? I mean, to an American, chopsticks are a minor challenge but eating with the hands, even when silverware are provided, seems to be over the top! I wish everyone the Peace of Christ Jesus in 2025 and many Blessings & Graces as well. Peace be with You!
Welcome back to Malaysia Joel,i just finished my nasi campur and watching the video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼,lots of love from Malaysia ❤❤❤, Happy belated merry Christmas and happy new year🎉🎉🎉
Wow! I’m Malay but have never tried those lempeng pisang kelapa before. Certainly looks delicious 🤤 thanks for sharing this wonderful culinary masterpiece with us Joel. I’m heading straight to Tanah Rata! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Hi guys, awwww that’s amazing, I would also love to visit as my late mum’s family were from there so I have Malay ‘blood’ in me 🤭. The place is sooooo beautiful and the people are so friendly. Glad you guys enjoyed, thank you for a great video 🤗💐🫶🏻
Kamroon! Amazing message from you as well, hey welcome back, thank you so much! The place is gorgeous and I am happy to share - Merry Christmas from all of us!
You & family were so very lucky for the Lempeng pisang Kelapa because they're really rare nowadays. Plus you're spot on of having the Malay Nasi Campur dishes right after they were just out of the pan. What a blessing! Yeah, you're right when you had missed the Sambal Belacan with the rice. 👍
The ikan goreng or fried fish normally I just eat it like that. Very crispy but must be careful of the spiky small bones. And I'm very jealous of you for the lempeng pisang or banana pancake with coconut. It's my childhood food in my village. But it is very hard to find it now...😢
Hi Joel...lovely to see that you enjoy your meal..FYI..the leaf that made into your masak lemak was tumeric leaf not Banana leaf. It is a common ingredient used when cooking coconut based dishes. Also the leaf is edible 😊😊😊
Hi Joel and Family! Tomorrow will be the 31st. Best Wishes Good Health Happines Prosperity and Lots of Love to You and All the Family. Greetz as always from The Netherlands, Vinnie.. 🙏🙏🙏🕉☯✝☮
The yellow fish called kerisi is one of my favorites. I’ve always loved the way my mom fries it. You can eat it with rice and soy sauce (kicap sos) only, without any other sauce.
Boiled kassala is yummy with some anchovy sambal. Usually we have all the different toppings, coconut, sugar, sambal etc and you make it how you like. With hot tea on a rainy day or breakfast…yum!
Ayam masak merah, pucuk paku masak lemak, labu kuning campur sayur manis masak lemak and ikan kerisik goreng...wow so delicious....tq bro to share yr vedio....
You mean ikan kerisi... Kerisik untuk masak rendang😅
Thanks for visiting Malaysia...
Ayam masak merah = chicken in sambal n tomato sauce, pucuk paku masak lemak = fern leaves (fiddlehead) in coconut milk, sayur manis dan labu masak lemak = sweet leaves & pumpkin in cocunut milk and fried fish i think is bream ..
I love how you clean up your plate without a single grain of rice left. I also love that you finished off your mom's vege and not left it to waste. Good job man! Enjoy your vacay and stay safe!
Thanks Joel for visiting Malaysia.. Warmest greetings to you & family!
Thanks for the welcome Semutar! Malaysia is and always will be an awesome place to look forward to, for me and for all of us! Merry Christmas!
love your enthusiasm.@@JoelsTastyRide
Love your enthusiasm Joel...thx for appreciating the Malay food..they are underated...you cant have those food in the hotels or fine dining restaurants..
the fried fish is coated with turmeric powder and salt. that's all. you can add chilli powder if you want, but the typical Malaysian fried fish only uses turmeric and salt to taste 😊.
the green veg in yellow coconut milk is the fern shoot with turmeric and coconut milk. we only use the young leaves. you will know which ones you can use to cook by snapping it. 😅
and the leaves in the gravy is not banana leaf, it's turmeric leaf.
Selamat pagi. My first meal in Malaysia each time is Nasi Kandar regardless of what time arrive. Haha. Going back in May for the 23rd time since growing up there. ❤
Terrence, rock on! I am impressed that you have counted, or been able to keep track :) wow, that’s a long time! Yeah I am with you though (maybe after 12 or 13 visits for me?) this is a must have first meal for me too! absolutely!
Wow welcome home!
super cool!! views incredible and now i’m hungry. beautiful!! 🎉
Man!! Djinn, a big thanks for the message, so happy you’re enjoying the videos!! 😄 not happy exactly that you're hungry but, I am happy you are getting into them!
Joel - I just wanted to mention, as it certainly warms my soul, a few things that prove we are similar, like-minded individuals: The fact that you asked before just digging in (which btw would never be your style) what your mom thought of the food, and in doing so, seeing if she was finished with the food on her plate. PLUS also not being embarrassed or ashamed or above eating mom's leftover are all so very endearing to see. It's exactly how I operate with my parents at the table, ha! Another thing that puts a huge smile on my face was hearing you talk about that delicious last bite that offered a wonderful fullness /satisfaction. And I totally agree that there's DEFITNETLY a sadness of ones heart, for that last bite (specifically a complimentary, truly appreciative type of "sadness"). And finally, the fact that you immediately looked at the positive (one full week left of enjoying this delicious culinary cuisine), that it wasn't going to be your actual last savory bite of the Malaysian variety, which I too out right up there next to Thai food. Also, the fact that we have extremely similar food preferences/profile, doesn't surprise me one bit! I've been following your journey because I know without a doubt that if I was in the same opportunity, there next to you, I too wouldn't just be enjoying the food BUT also appreciating every single dish, every single bite, the amount of effort and time that went into making it and the people that kindly shared their food and hence their family/culture with you. It's the reason, regardless of my current mental and/or emotional state, watching your videos has and will always make me feel grounded, appreciated, validated, understood, and simply just proud to know that there's good, decent people still out there and that I'm not the only person out there that has my views and core principles! Food will ALWAYS be ultra important, not just for survival and physical health but for the health of ones' soul, ones' values - your principles and perspectives usually are derived from ones' environment and culture which food and its traditions, particularly the gathering of the family/community, from the sourcing of it, to the processing, the cooking, and the eventual consumption of it, all plays a huge essential part! Anyways, my apologize for this disconnected, disorganized rant...However, I deemed it sincerely important that I express/share these thoughts, all these positive good vibes that I get whenever I watch a super cool character like Joel, who I respect and cherish while at the same time making sure that I don't forget to wish You, Yanlan, mom, and dad, all a wonderfully healthy, prosperous, and enriching Happy New Years!!!
Your American born, 100% Thai friend,
Veerasak (totally failed finding a way to pull up a Thai Keyboard - I was curious to see if I could still write my name in Thai) LoL!
Glad you enjoy your trip in Malaysia....we are simple people....we love good food...family and friends....
Thank you very much for the complement about malaysia and our daily malay food,i hope you and your family enjoyed it.Pray God will grant his mercy and blessing on all of you,amen.
Joel, for some reason you remind me of Mark Wein. Good job! I’ve been to Lata Iskandar Waterfall before. It’s amazing. Enjoy your trip !
That’s awesome :-) hey happy new year and thank you so much for the message. I hope you are having a great day today.
Isn’t he the guy from mark weins vlogs? Twinning hard, sounds exactly the same. I would
Like to know the origin of their friendship and who is the original!
In the past, prior to Malaysia/Malaya independence, when our people are poorer, we used to grate tapioca and mix it with rice (expensive and limited). Otherwise, it won't be enough to feed the whole family. Cassava/Tapioca is very easy to plant and found in almost all houses in Malay Peninsula back in those days.
I watching your latest video vlogg. 1700 hrs ago. I enjoy watching this today about food.. Just keep going making this food vlogg. And stay safe to your journey in Malaysia.. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.. 🎇🎇🎇
Welcome to Malaysia! For the first vegetable dish, that is masak lemak pucuk paku (pucuk paku cooked in coconut curry). Pucuk paku is technically shoot of large fern, very common in rural dish and usually people will collect these ferns in the jungle. So yeah, it's very nutritious and organic!
Welcome back to Malaysia. Happy to see u eating with ur hands. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Watching you thoroughly enjoying and appreciating those dishes, truly warmed my heart.. liked and subcribed! Thanks for coming back to Malaysia and bringing your family too.. Awesome!
Its dried anchovies in the fiddleheads yellow curry. Its the same anchovies in nasi lemak. We use anchovies or small prawns to provide umami in vege dishes.
Hi Joel! Rockin' the high and tight hair cut. Beautiful drone shots! I love coconut and cassava. Joel finishing moms veggies is freakin' classic, so cute. I love your shirt, vibrant and unique! I've been away so long but things are coming together. Ah those drone shots are so calming.
Waah delicious food, beautiful scenery. Heavenly. Syukur alhamdulillah. Welcome back..I am enjoying your video. So well-crafted. Syabas.
I am so glad you like the pucuk paku or wild fiddlesticks fern cooked in coconut gravy. It is hard to find it as it grows wild in the jungle or woods.
Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate you taking the time to watch! Merry Christmas!
Malaysia's beautiful landscape set the mood for what looked like a very delicious and satisfying meal. Thank you for all your work and effort you put into your videos. May you have a blessed and Happy New Year Joel, Li, and Mom and Dad Bruner.
T Hufffffff HEY! Thank you for the kind words and the New Year wishes! I'm so glad you enjoyed the food and scenery. I really enjoy reading all of your comments man, thank you again!!! and Merry Christmas!!
Glad ur coming back brother....hope to see ur video traveling around Malaysia and try all the states most iconic food etc...we really hv lots of things to offer for ur videos 😁😁😁😁
Thanks man, wow, awesome message! I love that you're excited and yeah, I think I have visited Malaysia now 12 times... and Im definitely already excited for #13!! I still haven't visited the southernmost areas.
Hai bro ...the food look so🥰yummy..thank for sharing your good experience in Cameron highland MALAYSIA..
Wow really long time no see. Last watched your videos in Malaysia if not mistaken during Pandemic. Well come back
Joel thanks fr sharing this video. Your mom is so sweet & Merry Christmas to you as well.
Thank you so much for the message!! Merry Christmas to you too. It has been great welcoming you as a new friend on this channel recently, looking forward to more messages and contacts together.
Praise God!
I sunacribed after wastching you giving thanks before you partake your food. Like the way you appreciate and savour your food. Love that you are gentle, courteous, polite and friendly. Kudos to your parents for raising up such a fine young man. Watching from Singapore.
Alice! Good morning!! Wow thank you so much for the kind words - amazing really - so supportive! 🙏😊. Thank you very much :)
Yay hello mommy oh and daddy oh so happy to see them with you and thanks again for sharing your videos Joel god bless
Hey, so good to see you here!!! Thank you! Hope you guys are doing good Malisa :) Hi from all of us, Merry Christmas!
@JoelsTastyRide hope yalls had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you all a happy New year from my family to yours
Hi Joel and Yanlan, mom and dad all the best on this blessed season, love mom little hohoho😊. Gorgeous views, a beautiful place and unique dishes. Thankful that all of you can bring in the New Year together ❤
Abigaaaaail HI and good morning and Merry Christmas!! Very cool cheers ( haha yes I was laughing at my mom's addition there, just before the camera went off :) awesome you enjoyed that one ). I can't remember exactly over all the years so far but at least 10 countries now together celebrating New Years with mom and dad (in my lifetime) - and Malaysia is a great place to add to ANY list
Merry Christmas and season greetings! Welcome to Malaysia.
Love it. Your parents look really good. Gorgeous and handsome. ❤
Wow another video to malaysia dude❤❤❤❤❤, love from malaysia❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉hopefully your parent happy here
Omg..Im hungry arrrrghhhhhhhh😂😂😂😂😂😂
Welcome back home …….
Hello Mom & Dad Brunner.. Belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.. What a gorgeous place to be this time of the year and to bring in a New one as well 🙏🙏
That dessert and a cup of coffee 😋
Billyyyyy good morning! What a great message as always man, thank you for the support, and thank you for saying hi to everyone always! Hey maybe see you for the live hangout in an hour, and until then stay caffeinated, stay cool :)
Hugs @billydong9640
just stumbled upon your video Joel, i havent seen your videos for years. I still remember the old days you and mark made videos when both of you were still single. Good Times
Wow! Thanks for the memory! It’s so fun to see people coming back from way back when… and I really appreciate you taking the time to send a message today. Much love and happy new year.
Yurp...
Malaysia is well known as food of heaven....
Welcome to Malaysia ❤
Welcome back. Have a good holiday. Happy new year
Happy New Year to you too!! Looking forward to seeing you for the next one in a few more days... cheers!!
Welcome to Malaysia n enjoy meals n so on in Malaysia.
Blessed Christmas and new year to you and your family...may the lord continue to bless you with good health and happiness
Thank you for the kind words, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well!
Nice to see u again… happy new year..
Happy New Year to you too!! Merry Christmas!
We welcome you guys with arms wide open bro..enjoy Malaysia !
Izrul!!! Killer cool comment, I feel the love. Thank you!
Joel n family
Welcome back to Malaysia. The lempeng really got me salivating. Just had a little laugh over your spelling of coconut in Malay 😂. It's kelapa. Kepala is head.😅
Lovely to see you guys had a nice visit to Cameron highlands ❤
Hey hey!! Haha, thanks for the kind words, and man, it's always great to be back! I'm gonna have to work on those Malay spellings. 😅 We're happy you enjoyed the video, thank you for taking the time to write me!!!
Always good to see your Mother and Father in a video. They look like they are happy and going well. Hope you guys had a great holiday and hope you have a safe and happy New Year.
Happy New year Joe n family 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 watching From Malaysia 🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇
Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year..
Merry Christmas to you too my friend. Kelevetta!!! Have a great one!
wow!.. it's fun to watch you eat with your hands. I can feel how delicious you are eating. Lempeng Kelapa, I call tepek bakar are really delicious and are my favorite food. Welcome to Malaysia and have fun.
Haaa masak lemak pucuk paku & masak lemak pucuk labu heavenly heaven.. 🥰🥰
bro u came back and eating that makes me wanna break my keto diet for this week and eat away. have a good one!
Thanks Joel for sharing this vlog 😀 is so interesting all the food looks delicious 😋 please stay longer to explore ahead 🌴🌳🌿☘️
Happy new year joel. Wishing you a wonderful food adventure in Malaysia.
hye, good to see yoy enjoy the food, welcome to Malaysia man anf your family too, have a great time... Happy New Year...
TQ Sir for coming n visiting again..
Happy New Year Everyone! Great video Joel. Awesome to watch you and family enjoying travels. Blessings!
Love the video and excited that your doing a family trip together ❤🥰Glad your sharing Malaysia with your parents ❣️💕love ya💕💕💝
Love to to watch u enjoy malaysian food. Nasi campur..
Dino!! Thank you so much. Cheers, keep up the guitar playing, happy new year.
To You & Family CUTI CUTI MALAYSIA❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍
Welcome back brother..
Thanks for watching Fadzli, hope you enjoyed some other videos from the trip as well!
Good Morning Li & Joel and Blessings to you & the entire Bru Crew. Glad you made it back to Malaysia to ring-in the New Year with your Family. I've only been there once, to KL and to visit the Genting mountaintop Casino. Question: Are you eating with the hands to embrace the Malay culture? I mean, to an American, chopsticks are a minor challenge but eating with the hands, even when silverware are provided, seems to be over the top! I wish everyone the Peace of Christ Jesus in 2025 and many Blessings & Graces as well. Peace be with You!
What an amazing start for a meal that touches every part of you tongue and soul my brother!!!
Mikeyyyyyy hey hey man!!! Thank you as always for coming to be a part of these memories.
Welcome back to Malaysia Joel,i just finished my nasi campur and watching the video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼,lots of love from Malaysia ❤❤❤, Happy belated merry Christmas and happy new year🎉🎉🎉
Wow! I’m Malay but have never tried those lempeng pisang kelapa before. Certainly looks delicious 🤤 thanks for sharing this wonderful culinary masterpiece with us Joel. I’m heading straight to Tanah Rata! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
The smell .... wow
Welcome back ❤
Hi guys, awwww that’s amazing, I would also love to visit as my late mum’s family were from there so I have Malay ‘blood’ in me 🤭. The place is sooooo beautiful and the people are so friendly. Glad you guys enjoyed, thank you for a great video 🤗💐🫶🏻
Kamroon! Amazing message from you as well, hey welcome back, thank you so much! The place is gorgeous and I am happy to share - Merry Christmas from all of us!
@ And a very happy, prosperous and bless New Year to you and your loved ones 💐🎉🎊🤗
Merry Christmas, brother. I hope yall have a great year. Blessings to you and yours.
Welcome back 😊❤🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Love this! Enjoy your family trip. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Interesting cassava dish!! I've only had it steamed or fried. 😋
It was a mistake watching your food reaction in the middle of night..literally mouth watering and make me craving nasi campur right now.😋😋
I enjoy your videos but there's no need for the details and elaborate descriptions of each mouthful really... Happy New year 🙋🏻♂️
You & family were so very lucky for the Lempeng pisang Kelapa because they're really rare nowadays.
Plus you're spot on of having the Malay Nasi Campur dishes right after they were just out of the pan.
What a blessing!
Yeah, you're right when you had missed the Sambal Belacan with the rice. 👍
Hi, why no one selling lempeng Pisang & uni kayu wt kelapa parut in Selangor or KL? Mana nk beli ya? Lol
Thanks man! It was such a blessing to have that whole experience. 🙏 thank you for the great words, and the positive messages to me today!
The ikan goreng or fried fish normally I just eat it like that. Very crispy but must be careful of the spiky small bones. And I'm very jealous of you for the lempeng pisang or banana pancake with coconut. It's my childhood food in my village. But it is very hard to find it now...😢
@@Ilikeifollow kalau kat selangor, area klang sungai 2 rasanya ada. Nama kedai tu restoran kukus tapi ramai panggil kedai klasik
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you guys as well. ❤
You too man!!! Devildog, Merry Christmas! Hope you have a great one :). cheers to making memories.
Welcome..and TQ sir for visiting again..great..
Awesome to be back, thanks for the message, for real!!
Hi Joel...lovely to see that you enjoy your meal..FYI..the leaf that made into your masak lemak was tumeric leaf not Banana leaf. It is a common ingredient used when cooking coconut based dishes. Also the leaf is edible 😊😊😊
Happy New Year for you and your wife and family
Stay healthy and safe ❤❤🎉🎉
Nasi campur...sedap tu...😋...welcome to Malaysia Joel & Family...❤
Being with your wife and parents and celebrating christmas at the highlands is amazing
Really like the way you enjoy your meal, everything looks delicious 😋🤤😂
great video joel. Cheers and have a beautiful day
I hope you're enjoying the videos, thank you for watching! Merry Christmas!
I love cassava chips." must go chasing water falls " so beautiful ❤thanks for taking us
Hi Joel and Family! Tomorrow will be the 31st. Best Wishes Good Health Happines Prosperity and Lots of Love to You and All the Family. Greetz as always from The Netherlands, Vinnie.. 🙏🙏🙏🕉☯✝☮
Happy new year to you guys bless
Happy New Year Joel and Family. Been watching your vlogs for a few years and love them. Have a great and safe 2025. God bless Steve
Welcome to malaysia.. we hope you and your family enjoy your trip here...
Awesome. Welcome back to Malaysia! Try Portuguese food if you're in Malacca. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ❤🎉
Man, now you make me feel hungry 😂. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia.
Happy New Year joel. Glad you enjoyed the masak lemak. ❤
Lempeng Pisang Kelapa (Banana & Coconut Pancake) & Ubi Kayu Rebus (Boiled Tapioca) are very local / village style food
It's such a scenic place. You were lucky as it was not crowded at all. It is one of KL's fave getaway places.
Joel miss you bro . Welcome back .
u spoke very well, as a malaysian i want to thank you and please come again
Its like heaven when u eat with the jungle and water fall sound vibes...
always loved your videos, keep it up!
The yellow fish called kerisi is one of my favorites. I’ve always loved the way my mom fries it. You can eat it with rice and soy sauce (kicap sos) only, without any other sauce.
I love love love your picks of vege and chicken and fish. So sedap i can taste it here.
You're full of awesome energy HyHawaaa, thank you so much :) :) And yes, that nasi campur was unbelievable! I want some more for breakfast today!
Tq Joe..welcome to Malaysia again
Roy! You rock man, thanks so much! SO good to be back!
yo welcome back!
Merry christmas to you too god bless stay safe shalom to all
Hello Joel, happy holiday & happy new year to u & ur parents. Enjoy ur holiday in Malaysia 🌹
Wow delicious,makan pakai tangan apa lagi ,bedal jeerrr!!
I just subscribed...longtime not see you..
Hey there! Thanks for subscribing - I hope you enjoy the new content!
@JoelsTastyRide welcome bro..first met you in mark wiens channel..but I don't know that you have your own channel.😃...so keep it up👍 bro..
Boiled kassala is yummy with some anchovy sambal. Usually we have all the different toppings, coconut, sugar, sambal etc and you make it how you like. With hot tea on a rainy day or breakfast…yum!
Thanks for the tips! I will be on the lookout actually for other types of this UBI, I think it is so cool!!
Happy new year Joel
Merry Christmas to your 🎉🎉🎉 hope your enjoying your stayed