Jalan Alor is a good start for foreigners to try different varieties of Malaysian food(or Thai). We locals don't go there because we know where to get better food at cheaper price.
'Paku choi' or in Malay called 'paku-pakis' is basically ferns or wild ferns. Usually the locals will just pick them from any nearby forest or some even from their own backyard, especially after it had rained because I'm told they're the freshest and the crunchiest. You can cook it in so many ways. Stir fried with belacan (shrimp paste), with garlic and oyster sauce but my favorite would be pickled paku choi. One can never starve along Alor lane because there's just too many eateries to choose from. Can't wait for your next food adventure video. Stay safe you two and sawatdeekrup 🙏
@@boonkitkeong3268 I learned that paku and midin have their differences? Or perhaps my Sarawakian friend could have mistaken or I heard wrongly. But they're both delicious.
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If you were told not to go to a place by tourist agents, it is most likely because those people are paid (by certain business institutions) to bring tourists to places where these institutions have small and medium businesses going on. Places like above especially in Kuala Lumpur are actually safe places for tourists because it is in the heart of Malaysia (capital) and has at least 80 years of history behind them. The streets are old, the buildings are old and full of history and culture, the people there had been working there for decades and you can find a lot of things here which will define Malaysia. Also when in doubt, go to the nearest police station and ask them where are the best and safest place for tourists (especially those who are walking around alone).
This is a must visit place for foodies and tourists when in KL. Its better to go for dinner and preferably after dark. Gone were the days where people used to accuse this place as a tourist slaughter house as nowadays most food stalls and restaurants will exhibit their menu and pricing upfront, and the stiff competition has stabilised the prices there too. Moreover, food operators now know the power of social media and are aware of the consequences if any foul play is applied. So go visit Jalan Alor the food haven street without fear or prejudice! Cheers.✌️
Flora and Note you both always make great vlogs for us subscribers to enjoy. If there was a TH-cam award show I believe you both should win a TH-cam award. Also you both make such a beautiful couple. Flora and Note you are the best in my opinion.
I love your beautiful videos! I am from the UK. I have been going out with my Hongkongese girlfriend for a while and we both want to travel to the Far East. Your videos are an inspiration, and she loves the food so much she can hardly wait to come!
I went to Jalan Alor Flora&Note!! Was definitely curious. I am a local. It was not what I expected. This place works out for foreigners. If one is local, we will know other places to find better and cheaper food. Anyway, never know till we try!
It is not recommended for local food but they have lots of foods around Asia. Why its not recommended for local food? Well price wise for example, just take a look at how much it cost you for simple local snack of Pisang Goreng... then go to other places and compare the price. It not like the banana sold in Jalan Alor was from a farm that is not local, nor the butter was made of gold either, but the price difference is ridiculous. The vendor at Jalan Alor just raise the price taking advantage of tourist buying power. Yes it is OK considering location wise ONLY IF the rental for the stalls there was higher than other places but in reality, the rental cost difference is around 50% higher while their price is 300% higher.
Jalan Alur is a tourist attraction and the food prices there are quite expensive compared to others. but hidden gems mostly outside the tourist attraction area. for me...
That’s what a lot of people said to us too .. but we did enjoy the food a lot there and didn’t find it outrageously expensive. I can see why locals wouldn’t be eating there every night though.
No doubt that Jalan Alor food is slightly more expensive compared to those where locals go. But they do have delicious and good food too. I think it's kinda convenient and affordable to tourists. And it's a happening place there. Some locals do go there sometimes.
Haha, not gonna lie, I was one of those on the bandwagon of discouraging you guys from visiting Jalan Alor (opting for Pudu Wai Sek Kai instead) - not because it's bad per se but just because it might be a bit too tourist-y, with commensurate tourist prices - but it looks like you enjoyed yourselves, all is well 😊. (thanks for the drone shots; never seen the street from that aspect before)
KAYA is coconut curd.. similar to lemon curd.. Kaya is made from coconut milk.. eggs and sugar.. plain kaya is brown in colour.. the green one is flavoured with Pandan.. Jalan Alor is a cliché tourist trap.. should have gone to Taman Connaught on wednesday its so much cheaper and 100 time better..
Not that we told you not to go to Jalan Alor because the place is bad but rather the price charged there are tourist price. Hence a bit higher than other place that charge reasonable price.
It's funny how many commenters say that we should not go there, that we can get better food at cheaper prices elsewhere... then don't tell us where we SHOULD go, just to avoid Jalan Alor. Haha. Thanks, guys! That's sooo helpful!
You can try Wong Ah Wah (WAW) the restaurant behind you when you taking photo with your fans. The shop serves wonderful chinese food and a lot celebrity from Hongkong and taiwan went there for dining, include Jay chao
right. Wong Ah Wah is an old-school institution, most famous for chicken wings. locals do go there. probably the oldest restaurant that still remains on Jalan Alor. it's a nightclubbers' supper haunt.
Yeah you are right! At first I thought the vege was _kangkung_ (water spinach, which is different from spinach or _bayam_ that popeye loves so much!) so I was gonna say the dish was _kangkung goreng belacan_ (water spinach fried with fermented shrimp paste) But from the menu (and after looking at the dish again at 4k haha) the vege was clearly _pucuk paku_ (fern shoots) hence that dish was _pucuk paku goreng belacan_ (fern shoots fried with fermented shrimp paste) As for people from sarawak, they have a slightly different variation of the wild fern shoots, and they don't call them _pucuk paku_ either, but _midin_ and it's extremely popular there
You both are such a lovely couple, and I was shocked to find I hadn't yet subscribed, but now I am after watching this video. Flora is such a beautiful woman, Note, you truly are a blessed man to have found such a wonderful girl to share your life with. ❤Also, Note, I'm envious of your awesome Tats (tattoos) especially the one on the back of your neck - the wings - but unfortunately I have not found a video on your channel that shows 'enough' of it to see the amazing artwork, so maybe one day you could do a video-even if short-that reveals the intricate details of all your tats. I'd love one like those wings maybe on the back of my neck or shoulder but have yet to 'find' the perfect style similar to yours, although it's never been seen close up. I also have a kid's magazine image of bat wings in both skeletal and normal appearance, so I want one on the front shoulder, and one on the back of my shoulder to 'see' their contrast, think they'd be cool tats 'for me,' anyway. Also the vegetables you were both eating looked a little like fiddleheads, and we have them growing wild here in New Hampshire, USA and are tasty when very young sprouts and cooked properly. I love your channel, I finally hit the like and subscribed, so if you watchers haven't done so yet, do please click the "Like" and "Subscribe" buttons to add this great couple and help them out for more views and let's all get them way way over 100k Subs, 🙏 Please, and TY 👍 And, Stay Healthy, Happy and Safe, you two! ❤
Actually this is not consider night market....the most popular night market in KL is in Cheras....however its only open on Wednesday. You can go there by MRT, very convenience.
You have a lot of pork satay in Penang. The stir fried vege, Is actually a type of fern. It is the young leaves or shoots that are picked. The older ones are woody. It's fried with dried salted prawns, chillies, with prawn paste or belacan as we the locals call it.
@@H.WitcherIt’s actually a type of wild fern known as paku pakis in the Malay language. It’s a very local dish and usually cooked with fermented shrimp paste (belacan), as shown in the video.
Malaysia is ten times safer than eeican or London streets ! Foods are great and open till 3am. Some at 24 hrs. Beautiful dive spots,lively beaches and friendly people. Majority spoke English
Although there are many stalls selling Thai foods, rest assured that you can taste the different between the one you got in Thailand and the one you try here.
@11:10 You guys hardly touched your rice! I suppose that's how you avoid being overweight with the quantities of Malaysian food you guys are trying. XD. Great video. I have visit that street again soon with my family.
Hiya Flora and Note. The fried Durian looked so good. Looked like apple pie. Your face Flora, after smelling it. ☺🤗Lovely meeting people that watch you. Great street food and vibes. Loved how they brought the umbrella over. The food looked so good. Oh, I am hungry now.☺😆😋 Great video. Have a wonderflo week. 🥰
You guys were very near to a burger stall at one end of jalan Alor, many youtubers went there for Malaysia's popular Ramly Burger which that stall (Burger Boss) known. Even if you order the most expensive ones they're not more than RM 10, very likely around RM 7- 8 per burger even at different places. Judging from the meal you guys had, there's no room for a burger for sure. For Chinese selections, you can go to ICC Pudu around 9am on weekdays, weekends are jam packed so don't go and majority of the stalls are closing anytime after 12 noon depends on whether they still have ingredients availability and you guys will be at home as Cantonese are mostly used. FYI, Besides food, there's nothing much there to see.
Both of you look so familiar & seemed have been on TV before, I think. Correct me if I am wrong, please. It was Astro TV programme - Perfect Home Asia - HGTV.
@@FloraandNote yeah! I know house hunters international! I loooooved it! Then they diversified to more programs, each taking on a different region, right? So I'm guessing that was when the asia part was born too! 👍
Dear Flora and Note, you guys are each a really Lovable person, and when two of you are together, the banter and chemistry is absolutely alluring. You guys have the x Factor. May, from Singapore.
You’ve ordered almost exactly the same dishes as i do when on Jalan Alor😁 The vegetables are also comparable with Morning Glory or in Indonesia Kangkung. It’s my fav, enjoy KL!🌸
Thank you for promoting Malaysia, I hope the authority can ban cars on the street at certain hours, especially from dinner time to midnight to ensure everyone including the tourist are safe.
Jalan alor is for tourists..Most of them cook by foreigners worker & overpriced compare to other eating places in KL.. if u think food there is good , u still can found more better & cheaper food in other food shop in KL or Malaysia.. sorry for my broken English.. enjoyed your time in Malaysia .. cheers ! * I have been Calgary once , Edmonton, Saskatoon .. 3times in Toronto to attend CNE & other fair & exhibition before covid pandemic
Saw you guys on the river boat with Joe, Gary, 2passport and a dream this morning episode. How much money were you guys able to raise for that poor guy who lost his home.
basicly all malaysian (malay, chinese indian, borneoeans etc.) know how to speak malay... because the Malay language is one of the compulsory subjects in public schools. unless they home schooling or private schools, but still Malay language very important.
Locals don't go to Jalan Alor. Once upon a time, it was a famous food street and many locals do go there for the variety of good quality local food at reasonable price. Now it is just another tourist trap with overpriced food that are just average at best. I have not ate there in over 10 years but many of the old time street foods (at least the OG chefs) are gone.
Ohh that’s too bad. The food was delicious and as tourists the price was okay too. But we understand that locals can get it cheaper elsewhere. Great atmosphere still!
You can find and order this.. 1) Roti Canai - people say, its from India.. but u can't find it at India. So many type of roti canai.. roti telur, roti bom, roti bawang etc.. but i ilke roti canai (plain) 2) Mee Bandung and Air Bandung (drink). People.say, its from Bandung Indonesia. But this menu, you can't find it at Indonesia.
If kangkung means water spinach.. it's one of my favourite veges.. For more delicious and reasonable price local foods and delicious please find in Kampong Baru nearby Hospital Kuala Lumpur.. not far from the Petronas KLCC Twin Towers..😊
Don't forget about our most famous street food the Ramly Burger. There's a lot of stall scattered all over KL and one of the best is located at the end of Jalan Alor which is called Burger Boss😷😁😷
@@FloraandNote This burger uses local pate, many layers of stuff and full of sauces. It may not suit western palate but some people love it. If you don't like too much gravy, ask for less sauce. Eat it with the wrapper to hold the burger instead of taking it out. Many westerners take out the burger from wrapper and get a mess of gravy and pieces falling all over the place.
I tried durian I thought it smelled good, and tasted ok but felt weird. The texture is what's weird. My realization is it would be better on the dessert than as a fruit alone. Why would anyone tell u not to go there? I went 3 times I thought it was great
Jalan Alor is a good start for foreigners to try different varieties of Malaysian food(or Thai). We locals don't go there because we know where to get better food at cheaper price.
Is Jalan Alor and Chinatown the same?
@@kogkogkogkog2157 no they aren't
Pay double price. For tourist only.
Still a good accessible place to browse and walk through in downtown if you don't drive. Other places like Puchong needs cars I guess
@@fidsjia8689 We'll be there by April. Which is better, Jalan Alor or Chinatown? Do they offer different types of food?
'Paku choi' or in Malay called 'paku-pakis' is basically ferns or wild ferns. Usually the locals will just pick them from any nearby forest or some even from their own backyard, especially after it had rained because I'm told they're the freshest and the crunchiest. You can cook it in so many ways. Stir fried with belacan (shrimp paste), with garlic and oyster sauce but my favorite would be pickled paku choi. One can never starve along Alor lane because there's just too many eateries to choose from. Can't wait for your next food adventure video. Stay safe you two and sawatdeekrup 🙏
In Sarawak, East Malaysia, the local call it sayur midin and it's very-very popular there.
@@boonkitkeong3268 I learned that paku and midin have their differences? Or perhaps my Sarawakian friend could have mistaken or I heard wrongly. But they're both delicious.
Kamu orang siam kah?
@@yasoya7642 Ya. Dilahirkan di Thailand, membesar di Malaysia.
I'm so glad this channel is growing so well, great to see a channel get the recognition they deserve. Can't wait to see where this channel goes from here.
That’s so kind of you to say! Thank you so much ☺️🙏🏻 We’ll continue working hard on our channel.
You should try singapore food especially at arab street, but not cheap as Malaysian of course.
If you were told not to go to a place by tourist agents, it is most likely because those people are paid (by certain business institutions) to bring tourists to places where these institutions have small and medium businesses going on.
Places like above especially in Kuala Lumpur are actually safe places for tourists because it is in the heart of Malaysia (capital) and has at least 80 years of history behind them. The streets are old, the buildings are old and full of history and culture, the people there had been working there for decades and you can find a lot of things here which will define Malaysia.
Also when in doubt, go to the nearest police station and ask them where are the best and safest place for tourists (especially those who are walking around alone).
This is a must visit place for foodies and tourists when in KL. Its better to go for dinner and preferably after dark. Gone were the days where people used to accuse this place as a tourist slaughter house as nowadays most food stalls and restaurants will exhibit their menu and pricing upfront, and the stiff competition has stabilised the prices there too. Moreover, food operators now know the power of social media and are aware of the consequences if any foul play is applied. So go visit Jalan Alor the food haven street without fear or prejudice! Cheers.✌️
I have a major complaint...where have the bloopers section gone?? Petition for Flora & Note bloopers to make a comeback!! 😆
Flora and Note you both always make great vlogs for us subscribers to enjoy. If there was a TH-cam award show I believe you both should win a TH-cam award. Also you both make such a beautiful couple. Flora and Note you are the best in my opinion.
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I love your beautiful videos! I am from the UK. I have been going out with my Hongkongese girlfriend for a while and we both want to travel to the Far East. Your videos are an inspiration, and she loves the food so much she can hardly wait to come!
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I went to Jalan Alor Flora&Note!! Was definitely curious. I am a local. It was not what I expected. This place works out for foreigners. If one is local, we will know other places to find better and cheaper food. Anyway, never know till we try!
The both of you are so smiley and genuine. Love watching you and thank you for taking in the calories for me bahaha.
Haha our pleasure for consuming all the calories 🤣
It's gotta be so cool and rewarding bumping into other subscribers.
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It is not recommended for local food but they have lots of foods around Asia. Why its not recommended for local food? Well price wise for example, just take a look at how much it cost you for simple local snack of Pisang Goreng... then go to other places and compare the price. It not like the banana sold in Jalan Alor was from a farm that is not local, nor the butter was made of gold either, but the price difference is ridiculous. The vendor at Jalan Alor just raise the price taking advantage of tourist buying power. Yes it is OK considering location wise ONLY IF the rental for the stalls there was higher than other places but in reality, the rental cost difference is around 50% higher while their price is 300% higher.
another awesome vlog guys love Malaysian people and food
Jalan Alur is a tourist attraction and the food prices there are quite expensive compared to others. but hidden gems mostly outside the tourist attraction area. for me...
That’s what a lot of people said to us too .. but we did enjoy the food a lot there and didn’t find it outrageously expensive. I can see why locals wouldn’t be eating there every night though.
Too expensive for the local...
No doubt that Jalan Alor food is slightly more expensive compared to those where locals go. But they do have delicious and good food too. I think it's kinda convenient and affordable to tourists. And it's a happening place there. Some locals do go there sometimes.
You’re making us want some food! Those veggies looks amazing 😍🤗 pop some in your pocket and bring them back to us please 😅😂
Haha better yet, let’s meet in Malaysia one day and go eat them together 😉❤️
Both of you has got a good thing going so keep it up.
Thank you so much 😊
Haha, not gonna lie, I was one of those on the bandwagon of discouraging you guys from visiting Jalan Alor (opting for Pudu Wai Sek Kai instead) - not because it's bad per se but just because it might be a bit too tourist-y, with commensurate tourist prices - but it looks like you enjoyed yourselves, all is well 😊. (thanks for the drone shots; never seen the street from that aspect before)
Let them decide. Pudu is nice too I admit. Local vibe.
Can't wait to see you both!
Can't wait to visit Malaysia 👍
Thanks for the video - I really want to visit KL in Malaysia
Foooood 😋 - luv that you always try local specialties 👌 amazing place - Thank you 🙏
Wow delicious , thank you ! Enjoy ...
KAYA is coconut curd.. similar to lemon curd.. Kaya is made from coconut milk.. eggs and sugar.. plain kaya is brown in colour.. the green one is flavoured with Pandan.. Jalan Alor is a cliché tourist trap.. should have gone to Taman Connaught on wednesday its so much cheaper and 100 time better..
Another good one!
Thanks so much 😊🙏🏻
KL has developed so much that what was of the past it's still there if you look hard but KL is so much better and dare I say safer now.
Flora, Good to see you speak Cantonese.
She can read too, which is great coming from Calgary.
A truly amazing city by the looks of it.
Not that we told you not to go to Jalan Alor because the place is bad but rather the price charged there are tourist price. Hence a bit higher than other place that charge reasonable price.
It's funny how many commenters say that we should not go there, that we can get better food at cheaper prices elsewhere... then don't tell us where we SHOULD go, just to avoid Jalan Alor. Haha. Thanks, guys! That's sooo helpful!
If in Jalan Alor, eat at Wong Ah Wah restaurant. The chicken wings are really good
Everything looks so good 😋
The way they said up umbrellas is so fast and efficient 👍
Hi if u like night market can visit longest taman connaught night market, only open wednesday
We’ll add that one to our list 😊
Yeah, all dishes look amazing
You can try Wong Ah Wah (WAW) the restaurant behind you when you taking photo with your fans. The shop serves wonderful chinese food and a lot celebrity from Hongkong and taiwan went there for dining, include Jay chao
right. Wong Ah Wah is an old-school institution, most famous for chicken wings. locals do go there. probably the oldest restaurant that still remains on Jalan Alor. it's a nightclubbers' supper haunt.
The veggie that u had is a wild fern shoots. Cook with chilies n shrimp paste.
Yeah you are right! At first I thought the vege was _kangkung_ (water spinach, which is different from spinach or _bayam_ that popeye loves so much!) so I was gonna say the dish was _kangkung goreng belacan_ (water spinach fried with fermented shrimp paste)
But from the menu (and after looking at the dish again at 4k haha) the vege was clearly _pucuk paku_ (fern shoots) hence that dish was _pucuk paku goreng belacan_ (fern shoots fried with fermented shrimp paste)
As for people from sarawak, they have a slightly different variation of the wild fern shoots, and they don't call them _pucuk paku_ either, but _midin_ and it's extremely popular there
Talented youtubers 😮
Thank you so much 🙏
You both are such a lovely couple, and I was shocked to find I hadn't yet subscribed, but now I am after watching this video. Flora is such a beautiful woman, Note, you truly are a blessed man to have found such a wonderful girl to share your life with. ❤Also, Note, I'm envious of your awesome Tats (tattoos) especially the one on the back of your neck - the wings - but unfortunately I have not found a video on your channel that shows 'enough' of it to see the amazing artwork, so maybe one day you could do a video-even if short-that reveals the intricate details of all your tats. I'd love one like those wings maybe on the back of my neck or shoulder but have yet to 'find' the perfect style similar to yours, although it's never been seen close up. I also have a kid's magazine image of bat wings in both skeletal and normal appearance, so I want one on the front shoulder, and one on the back of my shoulder to 'see' their contrast, think they'd be cool tats 'for me,' anyway. Also the vegetables you were both eating looked a little like fiddleheads, and we have them growing wild here in New Hampshire, USA and are tasty when very young sprouts and cooked properly. I love your channel, I finally hit the like and subscribed, so if you watchers haven't done so yet, do please click the "Like" and "Subscribe" buttons to add this great couple and help them out for more views and let's all get them way way over 100k Subs, 🙏 Please, and TY 👍 And, Stay Healthy, Happy and Safe, you two! ❤
Jalan alor isn't a tourist trap, it's just a bit pricey. The food is still good tho.
You should try "Nasi kahwin hari²" at bukit bintang..highly recommend 👍🏼
Actually this is not consider night market....the most popular night market in KL is in Cheras....however its only open on Wednesday. You can go there by MRT, very convenience.
I miss the bloopers segments. Great video.
It will eventually make a come back! 😂
Best wishes from Koh Samui. Thank you for the inspiration. Siri and Uwe
That was a fun episode with Dylan & Adriana 😆
The local delicacy veggie that you ate is fern shoots. It's a very popular veggie that people forage along riverbanks (fresh water areas).
We never knew how delicious ferns were! It was sweet and crunchy, a little gooey inside the stems.
@@FloraandNote I grew up eating fern shoots in Laos and Thailand😅
another beautiful video
Thank you so much 😀
Paku is a type of wild fern n eaten by natives mostly but now became a popular veg dish in Malaysia. A distant relative of chayote
Flora speaks Cantonese !!! ... You rock !!! ... 😊
Such a lovely couple. ❤
Love y'all. Many virtual hugs to you guys. Great video, friends.
Thanks Gator Jake 😄😄😄
You have a lot of pork satay in Penang.
The stir fried vege,
Is actually a type of fern. It is the young leaves or shoots that are picked. The older ones are woody. It's fried with dried salted prawns, chillies, with prawn paste or belacan as we the locals call it.
That stir fried vegie looks like potato vegie/leaves, except the street vendor prolly gave it a more attractive name for tourists 😅
@@H.WitcherIt’s actually a type of wild fern known as paku pakis in the Malay language. It’s a very local dish and usually cooked with fermented shrimp paste (belacan), as shown in the video.
@@H.WitcherNope. Its Paku Ikan😂
Malaysia is ten times safer than eeican or London streets ! Foods are great and open till 3am. Some at 24 hrs.
Beautiful dive spots,lively beaches and friendly people.
Majority spoke English
You should try musang king and blackthorn durian, the best durian in Malaysia that is gaining popularity in Indonesia and China.
oh boy...the price there is very expensive because it is a tourist destination...
that food looked amazing! I should remember to not watch your channel when i am hungry! LOL :)
Although there are many stalls selling Thai foods, rest assured that you can taste the different between the one you got in Thailand and the one you try here.
@11:10 You guys hardly touched your rice! I suppose that's how you avoid being overweight with the quantities of Malaysian food you guys are trying. XD. Great video. I have visit that street again soon with my family.
Haha that's exactly why..rice takes up too much space 😅 Have to eat the expensive stuff first!
always fun watching.. yes you should go to kampung Baru try Malay food. Nasi Lemak, roti canai amny super more hahaha love the video
We had some roti canai for breakfast the other day and we’re hooked!
Hiya Flora and Note. The fried Durian looked so good. Looked like apple pie. Your face Flora, after smelling it. ☺🤗Lovely meeting people that watch you. Great street food and vibes. Loved how they brought the umbrella over. The food looked so good. Oh, I am hungry now.☺😆😋 Great video. Have a wonderflo week. 🥰
I think I prefer apple pie over fried durian! Can’t go wrong with AP with some vanilla ice cream 😍 thanks for watching, Nicky!
Stop It You Two!!! Haha. 😍YYUUMMMMMYYYYYY
You guys were very near to a burger stall at one end of jalan Alor, many youtubers went there for Malaysia's popular Ramly Burger which that stall (Burger Boss) known. Even if you order the most expensive ones they're not more than RM 10, very likely around RM 7- 8 per burger even at different places. Judging from the meal you guys had, there's no room for a burger for sure. For Chinese selections, you can go to ICC Pudu around 9am on weekdays, weekends are jam packed so don't go and majority of the stalls are closing anytime after 12 noon depends on whether they still have ingredients availability and you guys will be at home as Cantonese are mostly used. FYI, Besides food, there's nothing much there to see.
Thanks for the tips! We’ll have to come back to check out some of those places 😊
Both of you look so familiar & seemed have been on TV before, I think. Correct me if I am wrong, please.
It was Astro TV programme - Perfect Home Asia - HGTV.
Yes that was us 😁
Really? Ohhhh I looove hgtv particularly their programs on homes, but was never aware of the asia part
We used to watch it all the time too. Back then it was called House Hunters International
@@FloraandNote yeah! I know house hunters international! I loooooved it! Then they diversified to more programs, each taking on a different region, right? So I'm guessing that was when the asia part was born too! 👍
Hello Flora n Note... nice to see you visiting Malaysia... it's amazing isn't it... There's lots of hidden eateries... Have a great time hunting 🙏🤣💖
We really love it here 😊
Dear Flora and Note, you guys are each a really Lovable person, and when two of you are together, the banter and chemistry is absolutely alluring. You guys have the x Factor. May, from Singapore.
11:20... 70s music
🎵🎼🎶🎼🎵🎶
good show
Glad you enjoyed it😊
Yahooooo it’s Flora & Note *wishing that Taste O’Vision is a reality 🙏🙏😋*
Hahaha one day!!
@@FloraandNote takes Flora & Notes suggestion and waits “ One Day” and thinks geez they are good 👍😉🤣
You’ve ordered almost exactly the same dishes as i do when on Jalan Alor😁 The vegetables are also comparable with Morning Glory or in Indonesia Kangkung. It’s my fav, enjoy KL!🌸
Haha we share the same taste in food 😂👍
Thank you for promoting Malaysia, I hope the authority can ban cars on the street at certain hours, especially from dinner time to midnight to ensure everyone including the tourist are safe.
Jalan alor is for tourists..Most of them cook by foreigners worker & overpriced compare to other eating places in KL.. if u think food there is good , u still can found more better & cheaper food in other food shop in KL or Malaysia.. sorry for my broken English.. enjoyed your time in Malaysia .. cheers !
* I have been Calgary once , Edmonton, Saskatoon .. 3times in Toronto to attend CNE & other fair & exhibition before covid pandemic
Saw you guys on the river boat with Joe, Gary, 2passport and a dream this morning episode. How much money were you guys able to raise for that poor guy who lost his home.
basicly all malaysian (malay, chinese indian, borneoeans etc.) know how to speak malay... because the Malay language is one of the compulsory subjects in public schools. unless they home schooling or private schools, but still Malay language very important.
That night market looks better at night with all the lights and lanterns lit up. Also lots of good souvenirs you can haggle for.
Love your travels in Malaysia. Ipoh is the hometown of Michelle Yeoh who recently won the Oscar for best actress.
Locals don't go to Jalan Alor. Once upon a time, it was a famous food street and many locals do go there for the variety of good quality local food at reasonable price. Now it is just another tourist trap with overpriced food that are just average at best. I have not ate there in over 10 years but many of the old time street foods (at least the OG chefs) are gone.
Ohh that’s too bad. The food was delicious and as tourists the price was okay too. But we understand that locals can get it cheaper elsewhere. Great atmosphere still!
You can find and order this..
1) Roti Canai - people say, its from India.. but u can't find it at India.
So many type of roti canai..
roti telur, roti bom, roti bawang etc..
but i ilke roti canai (plain)
2) Mee Bandung and Air Bandung (drink). People.say, its from Bandung Indonesia. But this menu, you can't find it at Indonesia.
Hello flora and note the food looks good have fun
😆 you just make me hungry....
Hahaha sorry 😜
Paku Choy is from the Malay name, sayur paku, which is a type of fern.
My favorite shop will be end of the road Wong Ah Wah. You will never regret the great foods.
Please please please guys, send me musang king durian to France 😋😛
It's true. I will often tell foreigners don't bother with Jalan Alor.
the chicken eings is quite fanous there i myself love it alot
If kangkung means water spinach.. it's one of my favourite veges..
For more delicious and reasonable price local foods and delicious please find in Kampong Baru nearby Hospital Kuala Lumpur.. not far from the Petronas KLCC Twin Towers..😊
Paku pakis.
Don't forget about our most famous street food the Ramly Burger. There's a lot of stall scattered all over KL and one of the best is located at the end of Jalan Alor which is called Burger Boss😷😁😷
We’ve always wanted to know what’s special about Ramly Burger? We noticed a lot of people mentioning it 😊
@@FloraandNote This burger uses local pate, many layers of stuff and full of sauces. It may not suit western palate but some people love it. If you don't like too much gravy, ask for less sauce.
Eat it with the wrapper to hold the burger instead of taking it out. Many westerners take out the burger from wrapper and get a mess of gravy and pieces falling all over the place.
usually the fruits that get fried is super ripe fruits. If they're a little under they're not as good (personal opinion)
Please visit the middle eastern restaurants in Bukit Bintang area. Especially along Jalan Beremi and Jalan Berangan. Highly recommended.
yeah Meng Kee is the best on that row 😍😍
The place is food of so so quality but high on price ~ meant for tourists because of the locality within shopping area.
Visit lot 10 for the cendol musang king
fern young leaves with belacan (shrimp paste) :)
What a delicious dinner you had?
Kaya puff go along very well with a cup of hot milk tea
RM98... kinda okay price for a touristy area. the fish kinda big too
I tried durian I thought it smelled good, and tasted ok but felt weird. The texture is what's weird. My realization is it would be better on the dessert than as a fruit alone. Why would anyone tell u not to go there? I went 3 times I thought it was great
Expensive, I mean the quality is there of course. Locals cannot afford eating there.
Durian in season now? Im going to KL in a month. Let me know. Thanks. When was this video made?
Just a little over two weeks ago 😊
It is dude. Better hurry.
The local delicacy vegetable are ferns. I think fiddlehead ferns
Great vlog. Food looks amazing as always. One question, have you ever gotten sick from any of the street food you try?
You dont worry..mostly we are practice a good hygiene in preparing a dish..even a street food..
sambal is made of tamarind with chilies, belacan, onions, tomato.
Welcome to KL, Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤ I just noticed that Flora kinda looks like Constance Wu from Crazy Rich Asians 😄
Thank you!! Aww she’s beautiful, that’s a huge compliment 😁