Wow, it's good to have the opportunity to travel the world and see all the wonderful places. Next, you should go to Kelantan, then Sabah and Sarawak. Take care.
We are SO very lucky. We didn't get to explore much of Malaysia during this trip, but we hope to be back one day. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Hays is so funny lol. He just lays down right in the middle of the path and doesn't are about all the people trying to walk past xD If you thought that bridge was bad, I'd love to see you walk across the famous glass bridge in Chongqing, China xD terrifying lol.
🇻🇳Saigon street (Vietnam) thank you my friend for sharing good video. I really like your video. I wish you good health and a nice day. Greetings from Vietnam to you..🤗🤗🤗🧡
I am very very proud of you. Sorry to hear about the not so good food tour guide. Nyonya food or straits chinese food are also found in melaka. They are chinese who came much earlier and mix with malay culture. So they speak malay very well, dress up uniquely, and cook well.
@@StephandPete my opinion seriously for the 1st tour remains as 7/10. To me he did not tell the full story about the origin of the food. Sad indeed. So when plp tasted malay kway tiaw , it stereotype char kway tiaw forever without the tourist knowing the origin was chinese, and we cook it differently. Taste superb from a chinese stall. First the ingredients are different (except the flat noodles , bean sprouts and eggs), secondly we cook each plate individually. Malays cook it in a big wok, some even use water so becomes soggy when eaten later. Chinese never use water as the bean sprouts already has water. We use pork lard and oil and fresh cockles, chives. Also for 'tuak' he never mentioned the full story between peninsula and borneo tuak.
Haha I was wondering if anyone would pick up on that! Their names are Ken and Ellen...which sound sort of like Ten and Eleven. It's weird, we know! But we like it!
Ohhh u guys missed out the TRUE penang food…ask the locals. P/S: psssttt…do not ask the chinese.they will eventually intro u chinese food again & again.
I think the grandparents called ten and eleven is quite inspired. Great video again of happy Travellers eating plenty. Thank You.
Thanks, Frances!
Hays telling the baby goats there’s plenty more totally reminded of that friend who’s always reassuring and is like ‘don’t worry, I got you’
hahaha it was one of my favorite interactions this year lol
Haze is so cute : "U should share".. Hahahaha.. Its made my day... 😍😍😍😍😍 Next u guys can go to KELANTAN @ Borneo (Sabah / Sarawak)...
Truly one of the favorite Hays moments we've captured this year, haha!
Stressing, in the structural sense of the word, enables the bridge or walkway to have longer spans without so many intermediate supports.
Hehe, of course I realized it must mean something good and strong...but I still think it's a terrible word choice! 😝 Appreciate you watching!
I love the content of this video which is packed with beautiful sceneries with the happy family. ❤😀👍👍
Thanks! Appreciate you always watching and commenting.
@@StephandPete You are welcome. Have a nice day.🙏🙌🙌🙏
Wow, it's good to have the opportunity to travel the world and see all the wonderful places. Next, you should go to Kelantan, then Sabah and Sarawak. Take care.
We are SO very lucky. We didn't get to explore much of Malaysia during this trip, but we hope to be back one day. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
What a beautiful family. Looks so fun & Love watching you guys. Love from 🇲🇾🇲🇾
It's great that y'all tried dim sum and Nyonya food. And happy for you that you like char kuay tiau!
We loved all of it!
Is that grandpa and grandma ! Wonderful
Yes! It's so special to be able to travel with them so much this year!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your day in Penang.
Thanks for watching, Yasin!
@@StephandPete 😁
Nice videos, I also like zim sum restaurant and new lane char kway teow when in Penang.
Oh that's good to hear! I wasn't sure where to pick for Dim Sum, but it was nearby.
Welcome to penang island/Malaysia..have delicious food and Great journey💚🏝🍕🍹🌊📷
The food was SOOOOO good.
I literally thought of the Eden project too. In the tropical biome
I'm glad someone got the reference! 😂
@@StephandPete yh, I've been twice, it's such a lovely place
Another great video. Bittersweet as we miss traveling with you but fantastic that you documented so well our visit to Penang. Keep up the great work!
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Hello friends, do you already try SARAWAK LAKSA, can you come to visit sarawak is very nice place to visit and travel
We missed it!!! Everyone is recommending it and we’re so sad we didn’t try it. 😭
Penang is an island that I love with it Georgetown Old Town and food in Penang is really good
The food was SO good. Thanks for always commenting, Bernard!
Hays is so funny lol. He just lays down right in the middle of the path and doesn't are about all the people trying to walk past xD
If you thought that bridge was bad, I'd love to see you walk across the famous glass bridge in Chongqing, China xD terrifying lol.
Haha, he's a case. No way would I walk across that bridge. No, nope, nah.
You try hamieday rest in penang the oldest nasi kandar in malaysia
Ah, we missed this one! Hopefully we can revisit one day!
Mydin is near my apartment. I'm enjoying Penang. This is my second year in Penang.
Hope you enjoyed 'the habitat' penang hill
It was so amazing! Way better than I even expected. To walk in the greenery like that is really incredible.
ur boy so cool when he talk to the goats,u need to share
😁😁😁👍🏻
One of my favorite moments this year! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Welcome to Penang
Thanks!!
🇻🇳Saigon street (Vietnam) thank you my friend for sharing good video. I really like your video. I wish you good health and a nice day. Greetings from Vietnam to you..🤗🤗🤗🧡
We miss Vietnam SO MUCH! Thanks for watching!
Hello 👋👋👋 sweet family 💞💟😘 good afternoon 🌅🌻💖
Why hello! Thanks for continuing to follow our adventures. We're coming back to Korea soon! 🍾
Hays is the cutest kid ever
Awww, we agree! But we're biased!
5:48 아 너무귀엽다 볼도 짱구 같아요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
9:35 리액션 되게 침착하시다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 나였으면 비명질렀을듯 😅
Hahaha, that was calm?! It felt like we freaked out a bit...but fun to keep the camera rolling, lol. :)
I am very very proud of you. Sorry to hear about the not so good food tour guide. Nyonya food or straits chinese food are also found in melaka. They are chinese who came much earlier and mix with malay culture. So they speak malay very well, dress up uniquely, and cook well.
You're proud of us!? That means a lot because in the last video I don't think you were too sure...haha. Let us know what you think of tonight's video!
@@StephandPete thumbs up for the last tour. 9.5/10 in kl
@@StephandPete my opinion seriously for the 1st tour remains as 7/10. To me he did not tell the full story about the origin of the food. Sad indeed. So when plp tasted malay kway tiaw , it stereotype char kway tiaw forever without the tourist knowing the origin was chinese, and we cook it differently. Taste superb from a chinese stall. First the ingredients are different (except the flat noodles , bean sprouts and eggs), secondly we cook each plate individually. Malays cook it in a big wok, some even use water so becomes soggy when eaten later. Chinese never use water as the bean sprouts already has water. We use pork lard and oil and fresh cockles, chives. Also for 'tuak' he never mentioned the full story between peninsula and borneo tuak.
Wowwwww penang very wonderful !!!
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Apam balik more corn🤩🤩🤩
We only had it once but I meant to eat it many more times! So good!
Another great video. Can you explain why your dads name is 10 again?
Their real names are Ken and Eleven, which sound sort of like 10 and 11, so we went with it! 😂
@@StephandPete
Oh really
How cool 😎
@@StephandPete Actually my name is Ellen!
@@EllenHays haha oops!
Why are grandpa and grandma called ten and eleven. Are they robots? :)
Haha I was wondering if anyone would pick up on that! Their names are Ken and Ellen...which sound sort of like Ten and Eleven. It's weird, we know! But we like it!
@@StephandPete that's clever. And your son is so cute. i bet his cheeks get pinched all the time.
Don’t stumble over the pronunciation of “char kway teow”. Do as the locals do here in Penang. Call it CKT! 🤣
Ahhhh, if only I had known!!! Such a good tip.
Where there foods.. rat will thrive.. it a scary scene if all of them come up at once in the dark Alley..
Run...... Rat have fleas..
Another person said that they too realize how good the food is! 😂
@@StephandPete lmao..
The rats know penang has great food too
LOL
Ohhh u guys missed out the TRUE penang food…ask the locals.
P/S: psssttt…do not ask the chinese.they will eventually intro u chinese food again & again.