We Got Invited To First Iftar With A Local | Break The Fast At Deluxe Ramadan Buffet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 เม.ย. 2023
- Join us on a journey of culture and cuisine as we experience Iftar for the first time in Kuala Lumpur with our local Malaysian friend. Ramadan is a special time of year where the Muslim community fasts from sunrise to sunset and Iftar is the meal that breaks the fast each day. We've always been curious about this traditional meal and the unique flavours that come with it and our trip to KL gave us the perfect opportunity to finally try it out. In this video we'll take you along with us as we explore and sample various dishes such as the classic and delicious Nasi Lemak, Kueh, Roti Jala with Kare Ayam (Chicken Curry), Pengat Pisang, Soto Ayam and many more. Along the way we'll share our thoughts and first impressions of the food and the Iftar experience as a whole as we break the fast at this HUGE Ramadan buffet. Come along with us and let's discover the magic of Iftar with the locals in Kuala Lumpur.
Restaurant: SitiLi Dining
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#kualalumpur #iftar #ramadan
Enjoy the food bro! 😁🙌
And all you Muslims! 😁❤️Don’t forget that Ramadan is a month of fasting and not a month of feasting! 😁
nice quotes Chef... 😂
Ha😅
@@TheRomdzi77 we must remind us constantly about Allah 🥰
@@aishi9068 yes we must never forget why we fast 🥰
@@chefsofsweden absolutely correct. So many delicious foods how can we tahan (cannot control) especially the local kueh. My favorite tapioca kueh. (Just kidding) saw your video how you cook and break fast with orphanage children. That's very kind of you guys. More blessings
I have a friend getting married in Malaysia next year and I am so excited to go back and eat more food there!
Oh gosh whose foot you going to eat?
@@shahidaismail5892 haiyaaaa😂😂😂
@@shahidaismail5892 😂
Foot? Okay gotcha. :)
Oh my,a foot you said,i will just assumed that it's a special delicacy the chef created specially for the First Iftar.
That is a Malaysian culture especially the Malay & Bumiputera invite guest.
The yellow cake you eat is made from tapioca, that's why it is quite sticky because of its starch. The cucur kodok is made by crushing ripen bananas. The seri muka is made from glutinous rice and pandan custard. I am really glad you enjoyed the food. Do try more afterwards.
Thanks for the info!
Malaysian Hospitality at it’s BEST!! 👍 kudos to Bro Saeed (i hope I got it right), for offering the BEST of Malaysia to our guest & the world 👏👏
It's not carrot. It's sweet potato and banana. 🤭🤭... Mmmm pengat Pisang so delicious.
The guy ( saif?) has a very nice accent when he speaks. Very calm and clear. Feature him more! 😊
that fish dish you see is not a "curry" but a type of stew. Most real traditional Malay dish are not curry but a kind of stew that we call Gulai. But because when the British came here they were used to Indian curry and they saw that the Malay dish have some similarity or look like Indian curry so they end up calling all dish like that as curry when in reality the way we cook it and the spices that we used are totally different...our "curry" or stew are more a like to Thai style dish with a lot more coconut cream and fresh spices instead of dried spices like in Indian curry. So in Malaysia we tend to differentiate between Indian style curry and Malays style curry.
Thank you for the interesting insight on Malay food!
Ahh i remember the ikan bilis anchovies, Olivia favorite 😂
So food jealous right now!!! What a spread. You guys are so lucky! Happy Travels
Actually, we also eat/dip Roti Jala(Net/Lace Roti) with Durian Gravy(Durian flesh, coconut palm sugar, coconut milk & pandan leaf), besides curry gravy... And the small cute lime is called Calamansi(Kasturi in Malay) Lime(Limau)... Laksa Johor use Spaghetti as it noodles & gravy similar to Malay style curry with fish flesh...
you guys inspire so many people trying to go outside their comfort zone you have no idea.. hell yeah brother!! go to south korea!!!
Thanks so much, it's great to hear that! We would love to go there at some point 🙏
Yes, the best place to experience authentic Malay cuisine spread are at places like this... ENJOY Malaysia
Thanks!
nice! finally you guys get to eat a well prepared Malaysian cuisine for Iftar. It's looks so delicious guys! enjoy!
Hi again guys... Now that Ramadan is nearing its end, you should head to KL and attend the Hari Raya open house at the palace. It'll be the grand finale with a bang. There'll be a lot of people but hopefully, the whole experience out of it will be a thing to remember. To avoid long queues, go at around 3pm. If you want to be more adventurous, go to Kampung Baru on raya day and just drop by any house that you see has some people in it and wish them "Selamat Hari Raya". 99.99% you will be invited in. The open house concept that we subscribed to will almost guarantee that. Have fun!
You've hit jackpot.
This is as authentic as it gets.
Amazing, this couple seems to know a lot of Malaysian food ingredients especially when u think of he is from Lithuania.
Bro this is his 3rd visit here. They mostly spent time in rural laos
As a malay. All Kuih is my favourite. 🤩🤩🤩🤩😁😁😁
Hope both of you get invited to EID Mubarak celebration too.
You can also eat the roti jala with durian sauce.....ahhh so delicious. But only if you like durian of course....
Awesome vid, the food at the restaurant looks delicious😃
It's an upmarket restaurant located at a posh area of KL. Nice food and I like the ambience. Her dad was ny former colleague (big boss actually)
Hi Solo, you miss ramadan bazaar?😅
Thanks man, it was great! Have fun in Sri Lanka✌️
Enjoy both of you... what's an experienced to breaking fast wit the Muslim fren there😃...haiiyaaa...the food look good😋
It was a really great experience 🙂
That pengat came straight out of other galaxy. So damn delicious. Whatever pengat it be, banana, pumpkin, carrot, yam you name it. Damn delicious.
Durian the best for me
@@keangwooichoo6138 Pengat durian. Also called serawa durian. Definitely top tier dessert.
As a Malaysian can't deny that description haha My favourite is banana.
Cant wait for ur Raya vid🥰🥰🥰
Its so near to my house..not far from siti lee there’s another restaurant called Kecur, selling johorean foods.
Congratz 50k subs lets get the silver button ❤🇲🇾
Thanks bro 👍
Hi
Super Mario and olivia..
I comeback..😍🙋
Omg .😱
Very more desert local food
Like it . yummmyyyy so delicious..🤤🤤🤤enjoy your meal🍜🫖🥧🥘🍚🧆🫕
..the vlog video very perfect nice .👍❤🇲🇾
Keep it up, enjoy the day here in Malaysia. The food and the jeruk@pickle was simply typical Malaysian food..nice video
Oh.maan, these guys won't take no for an answer!😅😅😊
Love from Malaysia ❤❤❤❤
my best sis my best bro you both are looking awesome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries 🍻
Thanks for this wonderful video. What a lovely iftar in Bukit Damansara.
Most laksa must have fish based soup, same with Johor laksa, but some Johorean also used other kind of fish other than mackerel or sardines but its a must to used a sea fish and they also used dried shrimp and salted fish in the broth. We have so many kind of Laksa in every states in Malaysia.
Love ya work guys. You both surely travel on a budget good luck to you both
Thanks 👍
A great video!!! I have a tip for Malaysian technique spoon with the right hand and fork with the left😀
Wow...My Old fren Fuqaha! Nice bro.
Wonderful
You vertually love malaysia
I like it when you said "Fuiiyoo!" 😆
The place look nice..need to check it out..
It look so beautiful environment iftar buffet’s.
Lucky you.. Hope you've enjoyed iftar in Malaysia.. ramadan buffet usually you can eat anything until break.. you can try everything you want..
I hope you can wait until hari raya then join us for rumah terbuka bro...👍
Look forward to it!
wow, amazing! you speak Malay very clearly and the pronunciation is correct😍❤👍👍
Maa shaa ALLAH Tabarakallah,looks very delicious
Omg so authentic Malay cuisines n delicious!😭🤤 now i miss Ramadhan so much. Btw we dont have eating schedule in Malaysia😆 eat till ur limit whenever whatever you want!
Wow If only I was there.
Malaysia is the best....so many menu to eat...
Oh what a good selection of food in Malaysia I miss them so much from Australia hope i could to my heart’s content this year in Langkawi
That restaurant has lots of sumptuous food. Will go there. Thanks.
Is it expensive?
Mantaplah Bosskur ❤❤❤ welcome to Malaysia ❤
I LOVE YOU BOTH❤❤ LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
Thanks so much!
Wow Johnny depp eating month of Ramadan , good Johnny depp
Pengat pisang? Another favourite pengat durian
Food and travels on toast, can only be good. Damansara clique and travels on toast can only be fun.
I hope you guys can try to feel how Muslims in Malaysia celebrate Eid in this weekend & can try many delicious food that were made special only during Eid.
👍👍👍
OMG ..you look like Johny Deep ! I
I’m not Malaysian but my family established life living in johor varu and Kalangtan and kualalunpur
Enjoy. Bukit damansara is indeed a posh and high end neighbourhood
Must be expensive eating there
Malaysian food are as such: Malay food will be fried base and spicy hot food. Chinese food will be soup base. Indian food will be spicy curry base. East Malaysia food will be either here no there of those 3 above.
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Nice
If it's buffet food like this, u take little of each food, so u can taste them all. Or pick all your fav ❤
Aikkk ??? My office above this shop ...
I choose Nasi lemak for the breakfast I'm prefer nasi putih ayam goreng and curry for iftar ,roti jala and many more
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Laksa..
Laksa Penang
Laksa Johor
Laksa Sarawak
🤤🤤🤤
Olivia the yellow kuih is tapioca cake.
the yellow cake is tapioca
the the prophetic and right way to break the fast is just by having some dates and water with something naturally sweet like honey...we shouldn't eat excessively like it some kind of festival 😅.. gorging on food like there's no tomorrow
Judgemental person
Show us Lithuanian food and favorite food too
Mario, can you guide me step by step from the airport in Malaysia to your hotel? I'm going to be there in October
posh place
For buffet if they serve seafood and lamb, just eat seafood and lamb only without rice.
haha yeah rice or noodle will make us full fast!
Good tip 😂
More worth it
She said "made with only brown sugar"
It should be "made with brown sugar instead of white sugar"
Not carrot but pumpkin in that dessert (pengat)
Too bad this year no open house by pm anwar at putrajaya.
Washi ibn Harb reported: They said, “O Messenger of Allah, we eat but we are not filled.” The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Perhaps you eat separately?” They said yes. The Prophet said, “Eat your meals together and mention the name of Allah over it, for you will be blessed in it.”
Sunan Abu Dawud 3764
the the prophetic and right way to break the fast is just by having some dates and water with something naturally sweet like honey...we shouldn't eat excessively like it some kind of festival 😅.. gorging on food like there's no tomorrow
@@muhammadnizamuddin2084
We can still eat meat etc. After having dates.
@@JesusisaMuslim the point is don't over eating in the month of ramadan..what people are doing here in Malaysia when it's the month of ramadan they consumed more food and focused more on food..and the food consumed aren't healthy at all.. junk food full of sugar, remember..junk food will produce junk mind
Hopefully you guys enjoy your stay in Malaysia especially with those hundreds varieties of Malay cuisines. Malaysia Boleh 🕌 🌙 🌷 ❤️
Always! Thanks 🙂
There's some disputes the origins of popiah whether it's of Chinese or Malay
A lot of the food is very close to indian food
The place look great
Where is it located exactly?
It's called sitili dining, located in Bukit Damansara
There are too many delicious foods in Malaysia. I don't😊 know which one to eat.
How was entering Malaysia? I read that they still have covid entry requirements.
No requirements
No to buffet 😢
they only eat so little food...what a waste for the host syed money to pay so expensive...i think per person rm 100 - rm200
Better than my hotel. 155.
I love Mario. His always enjoying the foods. But not Oliver. Typical British. Nothing but just fish & chips.
Di depan kamera ,di depan subcribers semua makanan kau kata ok ok,semua really good really good...be honest lah jika tak sedap kau cakap je tak sedap
Mereka masih beradab. Kalau tak suka dgn selera dia, dia tidak komen.
Mknn melayu tradisional mmg sedap tak di nafikan. Mmg berselera
Restoran ni memang sedap masakannya.
Harga mahal sikit....tapi sedap.
tak payah komen kalau tak ada benda elok nak tulis
depa datang balik Malaysia sebab nak rase makanan Malaysia . paling tidak depa lagi sopan dan beradab berbanding puak seberang datang Malaysia kutuk2 makanan . campund**