We've been in Malaysia for 10 yrs and whenever we go back to our country we just had to go back asap because of the food. I love nasi lemak and roti tisu.
@@AlwaysaFriday I would like my roti Chanai or rori telur to be "BANJIR". It is simple means mix the dal curry and the sambal together with the roti. it is heaven.....
Roti Bom all the way!! About to go and tuck into one right now actually! Oh yeeeeeea! Thomas is a HUGE fan of teh tarik and drinks it non-stop- it's so amazing. Great video guys! Cheers, Sheena
Chasing a Plate - Food and Travel Channel Thanks guys! Roti Boms are seriously dangerous, but sooooo good, and wow I don't usually drink tea but that Teh Tarik was amazing.
Welcome to Malaysia guys...am sure you will definitely enjoy our foods here...it's a blend of 3 major races which is Malay, Indian and Chinese that makes our foods so special... Besides national foods, we also have state specialty foods such as nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, laksa johor, asam pedas, nasi beriyani etc Enjoy your stay in Malaysia...cheers!
Good day mate, canai is pronoun without "K" sound, its cha nai, and also "Bungkus" its pronouns Boong koos , no hard feeling just want to share. Keep it up , looking forward on your next videos
Abd Munir Abdullah Thank you so much, so helpful, always appreciate help when it comes to pronunciations, we must have sounded pretty silly, thanks for watching and commenting!
as a malaysian being overseas for a long time, u made me drools for these foods. For me Malaysia is heaven, the heaven of foods. Can't wait to be back home!
im going home to australia second home, im saving my money to open a restaurant called asian fusion restaurant, any time of the day i eat for free, any asian food i want
Roti telur is good but to get into the next level of goodness, tell them you want roti telur bawang. They will add onions. And tell them "garing sikit" means that you want it slightly crispy. Boommm...you will then enjoy the ultimate roti telur bawang.
We like everything like nasi lemak.roti canai.nasi kerabu.nasi dagang for breakfast..u should try when u come back again to malaysia..there so many best food for breakfast u must eat and try.tq.
Ah yes we have tried that Nasi Lemak, very good as well, although we must say the Al Bidayah Bungkus is amazing, we sometime take some home for lunch as well haha.
Nasi lamak is insane. Also roti canai.. But i love nasi lemak and Nasi Kerabo most!! 😍😍 i love Malaysian food! This is why i missed malaysia so much.. it's really hard to find any malaysian local food in swiss and germany. I mean almost nothing..just have few of Chinese Malaysian food but doesn't serve local malay food.. But when i was in london, we can find many of the best malaysian local food there!! Wishing you have a great days guys!!
I really love the way you guys enjoying your food... I already had my breakfast but this makes me hungry again lol! My favorite is nasi lemak & roti canai. But if you guys are visiting the East Coast (either Terengganu or Kelantan) make sure you try nasi dagang. That's my absolute favorite breakfast dish. Basically, it's steamed rice (mixed of regular rice & sticky rice cooked in coconut milk, ginger & little bit of fenugreek, eaten with tuna curry & pickled cucumber. Yum... I can eat it everyday...😋
Always a Friday it's nasi dagang not nasi daging or you'll end end up with rice with a side of meat. (BTW, daging means meat/beef, whereas dagang means trade/merchant). Dunno y the name's nasi dagang tho.
Awesome Video! Nasi Lemak and the roties are pretty much the staple breakfast meal for us Malaysians. If you like roti, you should try Roti tisu (pronounced as tissue). Some places, its rather small but I really like the ones at Kayu Nasi Kandar in SS2 PJ. Its huge and they have to use two plates for it. It is rather light (and thin roti), so dont get intimidated by the size. Another great breakfast meal is nasi kerabu. It is actually rice cooked in some sort of plants or flower (haha, i dont know, Im not a chef!), so it is blue in colour normally. You eat the rice with some dry fresh vegs, some sort of powder and sambal and meat (or chicken or fish). The best place for this is to go to Kampung Baru. In fact, you can get almost anything Malaysia, there in Kampung Baru. Enjoy the food!
Wow its pretty cool that u guys are staying near TTDI, it's a very local non touristy residential area :) you'd get to see/experience how the locals live. Btw you could always request for a less sugary teh tarik , just tell them you want it "kurang manis" which means "less sweet"
One may control the sugar content in teh tarik, or any Malaysian restaurant beverage for that matter, in three different ways: 1. Just say teh tarik (or name of the beverage) if you prefer "normal" sugar content 2. If you say teh tarik kurang manis (literally teh tarik less sweet) they will put in only half the "normal" sugar 3. If you say teh tarik tidak ada gula (teh tarik no sugar) they will not load in any sugar at all. If the waiter can understand you that is, because practically all mamak restaurants in Malaysia are staffed by migrant workers from India or Bangladesh with varying proficiency in Malay and none in English.
There is no sugar used in the tarik but only condense milk. But you can use the term missing link gave in when ordering. Maybe next trip you try to order teh chump. It is a mix of teh and coffee. and it taste sooo good. you can also order nescafe mix with milo. it simple become mocha coffee. love you video especially when you comment how it is taste to the level of its ingredient.....that is amazing
One way of eating all these roti is "banjir" = flooded eg Roti Canai Banjir or Roti Telur Banjir. The curries are poured directly onto the roti and made it soggy within the curries.
High five , its my usual breakfast spot . If you're staying near by , do check out Sambal Hijau in Sg Penchala which is located next to TTDI , it has various types of malay dishes and also try Pulut Kuning / Nasi Kunyit at Nonya Colors One Utama or The Curve .
Hey! Yes we love Al Bidayah, say hi if you ever see us there! We have tried Sambal Hijau and love it, and we looove the Curve, such a cool place. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Next time oder milo ais tabur... For nasi lemak u can try nasi lemak sotong(squid) or kerang(clam) or frid chiken. For roti oder roti kaya(kaya toast) pls note this
on testing roti canai, make sure taste it with dhal sauce, plain yellow color dhal + a bit of sambal/anchovies + an egg. ask them make it 'banjir'. (flooded)
Kuhan Arasaratnam Thanks for watching and commenting! Is there anywhere you would suggest to get good banana leaf rice from? We'd love to give it a go!
Nice video guys. For nasi lemak I suggest go to Nasi Lemak Wan Jo which is situated in Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur. U could add extra "sambal" and few other toppings like fried chicken, etc..
You guys made my mouth water. The Roti Canai looks like the folded type, which is the type I prefer. There's a thicker type made by twisting the expanded dough, which I don't like at all. Are you guys still in Malaysia?
Thank you for makin these video... have you guys try the malaysian curry yet?? I love the nasi lemak for sure!!the sambal is actually thr winner..you cant eat nasi lemak without the sambal..it a crime..haha..anyway..look foward for another video..😃😃😉😉
You should came to kedah & perlis and try all of food there...also there have a night market and morning market..you can try a lot of food..n also have a many stall with delicious food...in kedah you must try food at KERAMAT stall, in there have a many kind of food that you can not decide which want you have too choose.. It so interesting..many people came to KERAMAT stall bcoz it so cheap too.. Like insane cheap n delicious too
For nasi lemak bungkus, usually comes w/o cucumber inside coz it will make the rice spoilt faster coz of the moisture i believe. Anyway, try roti sardin. My favorite.
My favourite breakfast if go to mamak is Thosai and teh tarik kurang manis ( 'kurang manis' means 'less sweet' in English )... The thosai has coconut dip for dipping the thosai which is absolutely delicious yum ! yum ! Btw , there is also the onion version of that roti telur which is called roti telur bawang ( bawang means onion ) , it is more flavourful than the plain roti telur ..
I'd take you to my family's restaurant in Kuantan, Pahang if you come to Malaysia once again. We have different kind of less greasy homemade roti canai, nasi lemak, nasi minyak (fragrant rice) and oxtail soup which i'm sure will take you guys to the sky.
Hi ..Admin glad to see had a breakfast with Nasi Lemak..fyi to get the best Nasi Lemak u MUST try a nasi lemak that made by Malay Seller , the test is delicious and authentic.. nasi Lemak is Malay Food not indian food..ok have a nice day
Hey have u try Malaysian Dessert? we call it Kuih-muih like Karipap (curry puff), Goreng pisang, kek lapis, kuih koci, keria, and more.. you should try it :D hope you got a nice day. cheers!
Hey man welcome to Malaysia! :D Actually, the best food here comes from the street. Small stalls around villages, or even a single tabled stall by the street. The point is you need to ask around and go around Malaysia. Some parts of Malaysia make a sweeter type of dishes and some parts make it spicier and there are a lot of local specialties within every states. Make sure it is kampung style thou! Have a good one guys :)
The best nasi lemak always wrap in banana leaves when the rice are still hot and steamy, that will gives out the aroma of coconut milk and banana leaves infused. Southern malaysia sambal they dont like sweetness at all, northern style like to put a little bit of sweetness, but watch out for north eastern style..... everything - they add sugar!!!
hi guys..nice footage and even better whn u ordered Teh Tarik or Pulling Tea..u tell d beverage guy to show u in motion so u can take a video of him pulling d tea....anyway...u guys should try Fish Head Curry in Jalan Pudu or Pudu Street...open in d evening though...not to sure if they open for lunch...a chinese style fish head curry and it taste nice too....basically theres 3 types of everything in Malaysia due to its nature of 3 major races which is Malay, Chinese and Indian....same goes with d Nasi Lemak as well....d one tht u feature in d video was Indian style...u wana try d famous want made by malay...u hv to go to Kampung Baru which is in d Centre of KL and it's called Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa...open 24 hrs and ppl que till dawn for it....back to d Fish Head Curry...u'll find 3 different type too...Fish head curry Malay style, chinese style and Indian style...each carries their own unique taste....basically thts for now..for u guys to knw a lil bit inside on d culture of food in Malaysia....well u guys seem to njoy it...and ya thts how Malaysia food are...it can leave a smile in ur face and making u remember our country more and more and more....cheers mate...njoy ur stay...
All of this is great! Thanks so much! We are having such a great time sampling all the different foods found here in Malaysia, it really is so rich when it comes to cuisine. We're actually going to Village Park tomorrow for Nasi Lemak, really looking forward to it, will have to go to your suggestion as well! And fish head curry sounds super interesting, Thanks for watching and commenting!
luv u guys & thank you for loving our country & all the amazing food try roti bawang the next time well guys & enjoy your stay here in malaysia we luv you both
“Definitely better than cornflakes for breakfast” Damn, that’s what I’ve been trying to tell people all along, how do people eat non-savoury food for breakfast and enjoy it? Rice and noodles are the way to go!
Hey! Thanks so much, unfortunately we're leaving Malaysia soon, though still loads more Malaysian videos to come! Hopefully we'll be back soon! Thanks for watching!
Very informative vlog guys. I have a quick question, when you say it cost 3 pounds for breakfast were you talking for each person or for the two of you? We'll be visiting KL for 18 days in November and I'm trying to figure budgets etc so your reply will be very helpful.
Thanks guys, it was £3 for both of us! And to be honest we usually only spend £2 for both of us max. Malaysia is super reasonable and cheap, we went to pizza hut last night and it was only £7 each for drinks and a pizza each!
i really love to eat roti canai. i can eat it everyday ❤️. if u still here in malaysia.. please try roti tisu. if u not try yet. its like a tower on your table 🤣
Love your video. My husband and I are going to KL for holiday in March. Just wondered how you traveled between food stalls and your accommodation. You rented a car or Uber/Grab? Was told Msian traffic can be dangerous with hit &runs, biker gangs robbing people, and taxis ripping tourist off. Also you were waving a special card to pay is it similar to an Oyster card or is it just how your credit card looks like. Would appreciate any tips you have. Thanks
We used Uber/Grab almost exclusively to get around, it was so cheap and the drivers were always great. Never witnessed any 'Biker Gangs' in Malaysia, it was one of the safest countries we've been to. And in regards to special card, just my contactless credit card I think. My tips would be to try as much food as possible, us uber/grab to get around, and have a great time, we loved KL, it's one of the easiest cities, you'll love it!
We'll use Uber/Grab as you said. A friend of mine who's recently currently living there was robbed via these 'Biker Gangs' but it was late at night though. I guess we just have to be aware of our surroundings and use common sense. Cant wait to eat all the different food! YAY!! Thanks again for your tips! =)
Try the original nasi lemak that wrap with banana leave..yes it was hard to find it in kl also..but it was more2 delicious and aromatic than you've in this video..you can get it at village food stall..
We've been in Malaysia for 10 yrs and whenever we go back to our country we just had to go back asap because of the food. I love nasi lemak and roti tisu.
Haha love it! We have yet to try Roti Tisu, sounds sooo tasty!
its sweet and more of a snack
@@AlwaysaFriday I would like my roti Chanai or rori telur to be "BANJIR".
It is simple means mix the dal curry and the sambal together with the roti. it is heaven.....
I love Roti BOM n Roti Pisang 😋😋😋👍
Great video guys - we love the Teh Tarik, Nasi Lemak and Roti BOM too!!!
Thanks guys! Oh yes as you know these places in Malaysia are awesome, addicted to those Roti Boms!
The NYC Couple I have watched your video where you ate roti bom!😂😂
Gosh I just loved all the foreign youtubers who came to Malaysia and liking our foods here. I love you guys :) Cheers from Johor.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Roti Bom all the way!! About to go and tuck into one right now actually! Oh yeeeeeea! Thomas is a HUGE fan of teh tarik and drinks it non-stop- it's so amazing. Great video guys! Cheers, Sheena
Chasing a Plate - Food and Travel Channel Thanks guys! Roti Boms are seriously dangerous, but sooooo good, and wow I don't usually drink tea but that Teh Tarik was amazing.
I just watched Sheena & Thomas videos & directed here afterwards..thanks guys, Chasing a Plate & Always a Friday for these Malaysia's food videos..
You guys still around?
hey guys it's actually pronounced as roti CHAnai (as in cha cha) not CAnai though spelt as CAnai.. but it's ok, malaysians will understand u... love
Everybody love sheena and thomas....we love u all..thanks for sharing our malaysian food to the whole world.u all the best.
Welcome to Malaysia guys...am sure you will definitely enjoy our foods here...it's a blend of 3 major races which is Malay, Indian and Chinese that makes our foods so special...
Besides national foods, we also have state specialty foods such as nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, laksa johor, asam pedas, nasi beriyani etc
Enjoy your stay in Malaysia...cheers!
We'd love to try some more state speciality food! Thank you so much and Thanks for watching and commenting!
Since when was Beriyani a state specialty lol
It's not, but Johoreans have their own special Beriani which they call Beriani Gam, if I'm not mistaken.
yup.. damn nice..always eat it when I go back to muar
Nasi Lemak can literally be my breakfast, lunch and dinner!
Oh yes we definitely agree, we love it so much! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ikhram Dino ikr, malaysian grandmas make the best sambal in the world
I am malaysian and absolutely Nasi lemak .... love your vedio... hope you enjoy the food discovery in malaysia
Hey Mahmud, thank you so much! We love Nasi Lemak as well! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
Nasi lemak best n Malaysian and the world!! thanks you so much dear
Yes! Haha we love it so much! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Loved this when i was a student in Brunei, I still think of roti canai and nasi lemak, roti john, Ayamku good old memory
Omg I miss Malaysia. Nasi lemak and rotti with dal omg yummy 😋
Thanks for loving Malaysian foods, I subscribed to your channel❤️
Thanks for watching and commenting! And of course a massive thanks for subscribing!
It's amazing to see foreigners adapt to our cultures and language as if u guys have been living here for ever
thank you for promoting malaysian national food!
It's easy when it's sooooooo good haha, we love it so much! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good day mate, canai is pronoun without "K" sound, its cha nai, and also "Bungkus" its pronouns Boong koos , no hard feeling just want to share. Keep it up , looking forward on your next videos
Abd Munir Abdullah Thank you so much, so helpful, always appreciate help when it comes to pronunciations, we must have sounded pretty silly, thanks for watching and commenting!
Always a Friday Not silly my friend, it's called learning. Everybody does
bru nk tegur. hehehe
Try to visit east cost of Malaysia next time,, and don't ever leave until you try nasi kerabu golok and colek perut Kedai Derih. Hihi
Is you enjoy your meal at other places (not at city point,Kuala Lumpur), it's actually can cost only 10 ringgit about 3 US dollar
as a malaysian being overseas for a long time, u made me drools for these foods. For me Malaysia is heaven, the heaven of foods. Can't wait to be back home!
Ah yes we agree! We will miss it when we're gone!
im going home to australia second home, im saving my money to open a restaurant called asian fusion restaurant, any time of the day i eat for free, any asian food i want
Malaysia is food paradise. Any food you can find hear. Because Malaysian people like eat 24/7 😀
We totally agree!
I love both Nasi Lemak and those roti and I love Murtabak, Roti John and Apam Balik as well !!!!
Ah yes we love them so much! Thanks for watching!
Roti telur is good but to get into the next level of goodness, tell them you want roti telur bawang. They will add onions. And tell them "garing sikit" means that you want it slightly crispy. Boommm...you will then enjoy the ultimate roti telur bawang.
Oooh yes, onions will be lovely! We'll get that next time!
Omg yasssss
We like everything like nasi lemak.roti canai.nasi kerabu.nasi dagang for breakfast..u should try when u come back again to malaysia..there so many best food for breakfast u must eat and try.tq.
We can't wait to come back to Malaysia at some point! Thanks for watching!
If you looking good nasi lemak, get from people who sells under tree or in the street because it more tasty and home made.
Ah yes we have tried that Nasi Lemak, very good as well, although we must say the Al Bidayah Bungkus is amazing, we sometime take some home for lunch as well haha.
Nasi lamak is insane. Also roti canai.. But i love nasi lemak and Nasi Kerabo most!! 😍😍 i love Malaysian food! This is why i missed malaysia so much.. it's really hard to find any malaysian local food in swiss and germany. I mean almost nothing..just have few of Chinese Malaysian food but doesn't serve local malay food.. But when i was in london, we can find many of the best malaysian local food there!! Wishing you have a great days guys!!
We're really going to miss it too when we leave! However it's great to know that it can be found in London! Thanks for watching and commenting!
its really nice watching u guys enjoying our delicious food.. makin me hungry.. 😄😋❤️🇲🇾
I really love the way you guys enjoying your food... I already had my breakfast but this makes me hungry again lol! My favorite is nasi lemak & roti canai. But if you guys are visiting the East Coast (either Terengganu or Kelantan) make sure you try nasi dagang. That's my absolute favorite breakfast dish. Basically, it's steamed rice (mixed of regular rice & sticky rice cooked in coconut milk, ginger & little bit of fenugreek, eaten with tuna curry & pickled cucumber. Yum... I can eat it everyday...😋
Nasi Daging sounds soooo good! Thanks for watching!
Always a Friday it's nasi dagang not nasi daging or you'll end end up with rice with a side of meat. (BTW, daging means meat/beef, whereas dagang means trade/merchant). Dunno y the name's nasi dagang tho.
I love Teh Tarik and Nasi Lemak.Wonderful time in KL guys enjoy 🥂
Thanks Juliana!
Awesome Video! Nasi Lemak and the roties are pretty much the staple breakfast meal for us Malaysians. If you like roti, you should try Roti tisu (pronounced as tissue). Some places, its rather small but I really like the ones at Kayu Nasi Kandar in SS2 PJ. Its huge and they have to use two plates for it. It is rather light (and thin roti), so dont get intimidated by the size. Another great breakfast meal is nasi kerabu. It is actually rice cooked in some sort of plants or flower (haha, i dont know, Im not a chef!), so it is blue in colour normally. You eat the rice with some dry fresh vegs, some sort of powder and sambal and meat (or chicken or fish). The best place for this is to go to Kampung Baru. In fact, you can get almost anything Malaysia, there in Kampung Baru. Enjoy the food!
Wow thanks for all the really helpful info! Amazing, Thanks for watching!
I am in Melbourne right now, watching your videos make me miss my Malaysian meals! AH I MISS MY CHEAP MEALS
Haha I bet! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi guys, welcome to Malaysia. Great videos and sooo interesting that I have to subscribe.
Thank you so much! Means a lot to us to hear such kind words!
As a Malaysian theres a Recipe called nasi ayam
And a chinese resturant in malaysia
Where U can get the most tastiest Meal On That resturant
Wow its pretty cool that u guys are staying near TTDI, it's a very local non touristy residential area :) you'd get to see/experience how the locals live. Btw you could always request for a less sugary teh tarik , just tell them you want it "kurang manis" which means "less sweet"
We have loved TTDI so much, perfect place for us!
my fav all.welcome to malaysia.teh tarik the best ever..
Thank you! Yes we love Teh Tarik!
I love roti! I can eat all type of roti, my fav are roti telur and roti sardine! Glad you love malaysian's food.
We never had Roti Sardine, sounds good though!
Awesome vlog, the food looks amazing, Malaysia has always been on my bucket list, I'll try to make it possible to visit around spring time
Malaysia is amazing, you will love it!
One may control the sugar content in teh tarik, or any Malaysian restaurant beverage for that matter, in three different ways:
1. Just say teh tarik (or name of the beverage) if you prefer "normal" sugar content
2. If you say teh tarik kurang manis (literally teh tarik less sweet) they will put in only half the "normal" sugar
3. If you say teh tarik tidak ada gula (teh tarik no sugar) they will not load in any sugar at all.
If the waiter can understand you that is, because practically all mamak restaurants in Malaysia are staffed by migrant workers from India or Bangladesh with varying proficiency in Malay and none in English.
Oh wow thank you so much for this, so helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Missing_Link teh tarik ''kosong'' for no sugar is the vernacular.
There is no sugar used in the tarik but only condense milk. But you can use the term missing link gave in when ordering. Maybe next trip you try to order teh chump. It is a mix of teh and coffee. and it taste sooo good.
you can also order nescafe mix with milo. it simple become mocha coffee.
love you video especially when you comment how it is taste to the level of its ingredient.....that is amazing
One way of eating all these roti is "banjir" = flooded eg Roti Canai Banjir or Roti Telur Banjir. The curries are poured directly onto the roti and made it soggy within the curries.
Mmmmm! We must try that, thanks for the tip!
love watching this. i miss malaysian food! great stuff u got here
Thank you so much! We love Malaysian food soo much as well! Thanks for watching and commenting!
High five , its my usual breakfast spot . If you're staying near by , do check out Sambal Hijau in Sg Penchala which is located next to TTDI , it has various types of malay dishes and also try Pulut Kuning / Nasi Kunyit at Nonya Colors One Utama or The Curve .
Hey! Yes we love Al Bidayah, say hi if you ever see us there! We have tried Sambal Hijau and love it, and we looove the Curve, such a cool place. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Next time oder milo ais tabur...
For nasi lemak u can try nasi lemak sotong(squid) or kerang(clam) or frid chiken. For roti oder roti kaya(kaya toast)
pls note this
Roti Kaya! Amazing! Thanks for the tips!
Loved this video! I just moved to KL and live near to TTDI so need to go to this restaurant. Love Malaysian food!!
roti tampal is the best in town.egg sticked on roti canai cooked and the yolk still runny.the best roti i can say :))
Would love to try it!
Try and find yourself some Nasi Dagang. It's Malaysian East Coast fare: Glutinous brown/red rice with tuna curry. Very underrated.
Wow that sounds amazing! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great guys..but you must try goreng pisang at kampung pasir johor bahru..its a banana fried..eat with sambal kicap..
Love fried Banana, sounds great! Thanks for watching!
on testing roti canai, make sure taste it with dhal sauce, plain yellow color dhal + a bit of sambal/anchovies + an egg. ask them make it 'banjir'. (flooded)
We love the Dhal sauce, so good! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi i am from Kuala Lumpur .Nice Volg...hope to catch more videos. Please try Malaysian Indian Banana Leaf rice. Cheers :)
Kuhan Arasaratnam Thanks for watching and commenting! Is there anywhere you would suggest to get good banana leaf rice from? We'd love to give it a go!
Thanks support Malaysia food.peace from Malaysia people 😋😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😍😍😍😍😉😉😉😉😉
Thanks!
Subcribed! Love your video.. We(Malaysian) call 'Roti Canai' as 'Roti Cha nai'
Thanks so much Nashriq!
Welcome to Malaysia!! We Hope You Enjoy Our Own Land
Thank you so much, we are very much enjoying it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice video guys. For nasi lemak I suggest go to Nasi Lemak Wan Jo which is situated in Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur. U could add extra "sambal" and few other toppings like fried chicken, etc..
Thanks for the tip! Sounds good!
Try the iced teh tarik during hot afternoon .. pure heaven !!
MoonlightNikita Oooh Iced Teh Tarik, sounds good, we'll give it a go!
iced teh tarik also good....drink it during lunch is the best...other beverages like ice lemon tea...green tea.. or bandung also good...
Iced Teh Tarik would be incredible!
We welcome you come again to malaysia anytime . Thk you
Thank you so much!
cant wait to ssee your video on village park nasi lemak :D
It's out right now! Thanks for watching and commenting!
you finished all that 3 roties.. wow.. welldone..
Haha, thanks!
You nailed it again! Great review and food looks scrumdiddlyumptious! 😄👍🏼
4drecord Thanks so much, glad you liked the vid!
You guys made my mouth water. The Roti Canai looks like the folded type, which is the type I prefer. There's a thicker type made by twisting the expanded dough, which I don't like at all. Are you guys still in Malaysia?
We're actually not in Malaysia anymore, but we will certainly be back at some point!
u should try 'nasi lemak' wrap with banana leaf..that's how we ate them back then..but it is hard to find now i guess..
We'll try and find some! Thanks for watching and commenting!
try milo tabur or milo dinosaur... and the teh tarik halia...
Oh yes Milo Dinosaur sounds soooooooo good, have to try it soon!
Milo Dinosaur is the standard drink, iced or not, with a spoonful of the drink powder on top as a topping.... yummy!!!
Hello..hey guys..you must try nasi lemak tanglin in Kuala Lumpur.its legend.
Thanks for the tip!
Hey! Im so happy to see your videos. Hope youre having a good time in Malaysia. Please come again next time ^
Thanks!
Nasi lemak at negeri sembilan, malaysia.. u should try the sambal bawang..it different taste
Sound good!
Hi! good job my friend, welcome to Malaysia, this is my place. with love from me to you. Muchas gracias por compartir,
muy buen video mi amigo.
Thank you so much! Gracias Amigo!
Thank you for makin these video... have you guys try the malaysian curry yet?? I love the nasi lemak for sure!!the sambal is actually thr winner..you cant eat nasi lemak without the sambal..it a crime..haha..anyway..look foward for another video..😃😃😉😉
Haha oh yes Sambal is everything! Thanks for watching and commenting!
come to Terengganu,malaysia ...we have a lot tradisional food here
We would love to but we don't have enough time and money at the moment, we will get there one day though! Thanks for watching!
nearby my place, love nasi lemak n all d roties...You should try Roti pisang (banana), Roti tampar n alot more...😊😍😄
Milo is drunk heavily in Australia and NZ as well.
Ah wow that's interesting, it doesn't exist in the UK, I think it goes under a different name but not sure. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Milo, vico, ovaltine they're all kinda the same - chocolate & malt flavored beverage. Yummy & very commonly found in the local household. Kids dig it😁
That's because Milo was created in Australia. =)
Milo made in Malaysia uses tapioca flour instead of malt
You should came to kedah & perlis and try all of food there...also there have a night market and morning market..you can try a lot of food..n also have a many stall with delicious food...in kedah you must try food at KERAMAT stall, in there have a many kind of food that you can not decide which want you have too choose.. It so interesting..many people came to KERAMAT stall bcoz it so cheap too.. Like insane cheap n delicious too
That would be amazing!
Always a Friday - Travel Channel ya..you will love it
The way you eat 'roti' so cute....it's make me can't stop smile.
Haha! Thanks!
For nasi lemak bungkus, usually comes w/o cucumber inside coz it will make the rice spoilt faster coz of the moisture i believe.
Anyway, try roti sardin. My favorite.
Ah interesting, thanks for the info!
My favourite breakfast if go to mamak is Thosai and teh tarik kurang manis ( 'kurang manis' means 'less sweet' in English )... The thosai has coconut dip for dipping the thosai which is absolutely delicious yum ! yum ! Btw , there is also the onion version of that roti telur which is called roti telur bawang ( bawang means onion ) , it is more flavourful than the plain roti telur ..
MoonlightNikita Ah yes we keep on meaning to try the Thosai! Looks so good, we'll have it soon for sure.
u guys should go to sabah & sarawak for more exotic foods..😄
Great guys since you could stand our spicy but delicious food...
Come to SIPITANG have malaysia cheaper food..delicous..fruit and everthing..
We'll make our way there on our next trip to Malaysia for sure! Looks amazing! Thanks for watching!
next time dont forget to try nasi kuning. nasi kuning very delicious if you eat with chicken sambal .
Thanks for the suggestion!
ughh i loooove roti bom!! its so sweet but soo good!
So so so good!
You guys should try the plain roti canai come with curry's mutton....hoho yummy..
I'd take you to my family's restaurant in Kuantan, Pahang if you come to Malaysia once again. We have different kind of less greasy homemade roti canai, nasi lemak, nasi minyak (fragrant rice) and oxtail soup which i'm sure will take you guys to the sky.
Ah wow that sounds amazing! Yes we'll definitely be coming back to Malaysia at some point! Thanks!
Hi ..Admin glad to see had a breakfast with Nasi Lemak..fyi to get the best Nasi Lemak u MUST try a nasi lemak that made by Malay Seller , the test is delicious and authentic.. nasi Lemak is Malay Food not indian food..ok have a nice day
We are going to Village Park Nasi Lemak today to try it out! Thanks for watching!
Hey have u try Malaysian Dessert? we call it Kuih-muih like Karipap (curry puff), Goreng pisang, kek lapis, kuih koci, keria, and more.. you should try it :D
hope you got a nice day. cheers!
Yes we did a video the week before trying all the kuih, check it out! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey man welcome to Malaysia! :D Actually, the best food here comes from the street. Small stalls around villages, or even a single tabled stall by the street. The point is you need to ask around and go around Malaysia. Some parts of Malaysia make a sweeter type of dishes and some parts make it spicier and there are a lot of local specialties within every states. Make sure it is kampung style thou! Have a good one guys :)
We love that Kampung style! Thanks so much for the tip and Thanks for watching and commenting!
You should try side road stall nasi lemak that only open/sell in the morning. Its more options and delicious than mamak restaurant.
Ah yes we've had some stall Nasi Lemak before, very good! Thanks for watching and commenting!
You guys should go to Sarawak Borneo. I suggest you guys to try Kolo Mee, Mee Goreng (non-halal), Laksa Sarawak, Cendol, Pork Bbq, or Chicken Satay.
We would love to go to Sarawak! Thanks for watching!
The best nasi lemak always wrap in banana leaves when the rice are still hot and steamy, that will gives out the aroma of coconut milk and banana leaves infused. Southern malaysia sambal they dont like sweetness at all, northern style like to put a little bit of sweetness, but watch out for north eastern style..... everything - they add sugar!!!
Ah that's really interesting, thanks for the info!
nice...come to other state in malaysia to try another fantastic food
We would love to, hopefully on our next trip to Malaysia! Thanks for watching and commenting!
owh nice, please have a visit again :)
we eat rice three times a day during breakfass,lunch and dinner..
Oh yes! Thanks for watching and commenting!
900th likers ,,In Malaysia cheap food more delicious and tasty 😘 Nice vids 👍
Ah thanks so much!
hi guys..nice footage and even better whn u ordered Teh Tarik or Pulling Tea..u tell d beverage guy to show u in motion so u can take a video of him pulling d tea....anyway...u guys should try Fish Head Curry in Jalan Pudu or Pudu Street...open in d evening though...not to sure if they open for lunch...a chinese style fish head curry and it taste nice too....basically theres 3 types of everything in Malaysia due to its nature of 3 major races which is Malay, Chinese and Indian....same goes with d Nasi Lemak as well....d one tht u feature in d video was Indian style...u wana try d famous want made by malay...u hv to go to Kampung Baru which is in d Centre of KL and it's called Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa...open 24 hrs and ppl que till dawn for it....back to d Fish Head Curry...u'll find 3 different type too...Fish head curry Malay style, chinese style and Indian style...each carries their own unique taste....basically thts for now..for u guys to knw a lil bit inside on d culture of food in Malaysia....well u guys seem to njoy it...and ya thts how Malaysia food are...it can leave a smile in ur face and making u remember our country more and more and more....cheers mate...njoy ur stay...
All of this is great! Thanks so much! We are having such a great time sampling all the different foods found here in Malaysia, it really is so rich when it comes to cuisine. We're actually going to Village Park tomorrow for Nasi Lemak, really looking forward to it, will have to go to your suggestion as well! And fish head curry sounds super interesting, Thanks for watching and commenting!
luv u guys & thank you for loving our country & all the amazing food try roti bawang the next time well guys & enjoy your stay here in malaysia we luv you both
“Definitely better than cornflakes for breakfast”
Damn, that’s what I’ve been trying to tell people all along, how do people eat non-savoury food for breakfast and enjoy it? Rice and noodles are the way to go!
Admin good choice for trying nasi lemak at Village Park.. This place is 2nd runner up for one programme call Food Wars.
Ah interesting! We just went there now and the video will be coming out tomorrow!
i really love roti tisu and roti bomb at mamak restaurant in malaysia!
Oooh we haven't tried Roti Tisu yet, really looking forward to it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
we love u guys hope u had a great time in Malaysia
Ah thank you so much, so kind! Thanks for watching!
i like all those but mostly nasi kerabu with ayam percik. try it!
We will!
+Always a Friday - Travel Channel 💖
you must try COCONUT SHAKE drinks at BATU BERENDAM... malacca..
Ooh that sounds amazing, Rebecca would love that!
Have you guys tried "CENDOL"? It's absolutely amazing on a hot day
No we haven't yet! It sounds amazing!
Always a Friday I got a recommendation! Try ABC special (:
Hey guys, nice vlog..if u guys love nasi lemak nextime u guys should try nasi lemak sambal sotong (squid) @ (shells) & eat use ur guys hand ✌✌
Thank you so much! Squid would be awesome with Nasi Lemak, thanks for watching and commenting!
Hello guys! I am in love with your channel. I am Johan. I live in KL & I am excited to show you around for free!
Hey! Thanks so much, unfortunately we're leaving Malaysia soon, though still loads more Malaysian videos to come! Hopefully we'll be back soon! Thanks for watching!
If you like milo, should try milo dinosaur. It's amazing.
Sounds good!
Very informative vlog guys. I have a quick question, when you say it cost 3 pounds for breakfast were you talking for each person or for the two of you? We'll be visiting KL for 18 days in November and I'm trying to figure budgets etc so your reply will be very helpful.
Thanks guys, it was £3 for both of us! And to be honest we usually only spend £2 for both of us max. Malaysia is super reasonable and cheap, we went to pizza hut last night and it was only £7 each for drinks and a pizza each!
James...normally Teh Tarik (RM1.00) + Roti Canai (RM1.00~RM1.50) = 45 Pence only
Or
Roti Telur (RM1.50~RM1.80)
Roti Boom (RM2.50)
Nasi Lemak Plain (RM1.50~RM2.00)
i really love to eat roti canai. i can eat it everyday ❤️. if u still here in malaysia.. please try roti tisu. if u not try yet. its like a tower on your table 🤣
Roti Tisu sounds sooo good! Thanks for watching!
Love your video. My husband and I are going to KL for holiday in March. Just wondered how you traveled between food stalls and your accommodation. You rented a car or Uber/Grab? Was told Msian traffic can be dangerous with hit &runs, biker gangs robbing people, and taxis ripping tourist off. Also you were waving a special card to pay is it similar to an Oyster card or is it just how your credit card looks like. Would appreciate any tips you have. Thanks
We used Uber/Grab almost exclusively to get around, it was so cheap and the drivers were always great. Never witnessed any 'Biker Gangs' in Malaysia, it was one of the safest countries we've been to. And in regards to special card, just my contactless credit card I think. My tips would be to try as much food as possible, us uber/grab to get around, and have a great time, we loved KL, it's one of the easiest cities, you'll love it!
We'll use Uber/Grab as you said. A friend of mine who's recently currently living there was robbed via these 'Biker Gangs' but it was late at night though. I guess we just have to be aware of our surroundings and use common sense. Cant wait to eat all the different food! YAY!! Thanks again for your tips! =)
Try the original nasi lemak that wrap with banana leave..yes it was hard to find it in kl also..but it was more2 delicious and aromatic than you've in this video..you can get it at village food stall..