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My gosh there are so many different options in KL! We will need to go visit many more times so we can share all the other places we found but hadn’t filmed. Thanks for the comment! ❤️
It was very strange for us to see so many Australian products available in Malaysia. I guess it's no different than seeing Chinese vegetables for sale in Australia. Interesting logistics.
Kuala Lumpur food is so diverse, there were so many more amazing places I didn't mention here too. I'll make another video about them in the future when we can get over to KL again.
At the time of filming the exchange rate was fluctuating around 2.84RM to 1AUD. So in Aus dollars the half cabbage was $3.22, the leek was $4.26, the cauliflower $2.15, the celery was $3.56 and the giant mango was $8.75. There were fruits and veggies sourced from within Malaysia as well for much cheaper, but every supermarket had an Australian produce section. Malaysian-grown fruits were the nicest we've ever tasted.
There are so many places! We ate at lots of different places but didn’t have the time to film it all while travelling. There will be a next time… perhaps in a different part of the country. Where are your favourite places to eat?
Malaysia is a very diverse country with loads of different cuisines and fusions on offer. The Monastery is a great place to try plenty of different authentically Malaysian foods. All cruelty free of course! The restaurants and stalls we show here were just some of our favourites and were places we weren’t expecting to find in KL. Thanks for watching!✌️
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Amazing video, thank you so much! 😊💕
You’re so welcome! Thanks for watching ✌️
So many great dishes in this video, thanks for sharing, all looks delicious 🤤
My gosh there are so many different options in KL! We will need to go visit many more times so we can share all the other places we found but hadn’t filmed. Thanks for the comment! ❤️
Thxxx for tips
Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
yum! pandan rolls and tofu sundae 😋 will have to try that ice cream place 😍
Those pandan rolls were so delicious! Definitely give Kind Kones a try🍦😍
In most countries, their best products are for import while the local gets remaining.
It was very strange for us to see so many Australian products available in Malaysia. I guess it's no different than seeing Chinese vegetables for sale in Australia. Interesting logistics.
OMG! So yummmmyyyyy!😋😋😋😋 I'm hungry now :D
Kuala Lumpur food is so diverse, there were so many more amazing places I didn't mention here too. I'll make another video about them in the future when we can get over to KL again.
@@TheVeganTravelShow I can’t wait to see 👍👍👍
@@TastyLittleDumplingYou're so kind... I can't wait to show you 😋
THE VEGAN SUSHI OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was gooooood!
@@TheVeganTravelShow 2:23 it’s the same thing in Uruguay 🇺🇾, exactly the same 😂
@@VeganV5912 We will have to visit there too someday 😊
How good are pandan rolls! 😁😁😁
So good! I can't wait to go back and eat some more. 😋 Yummm!
There r lotsa Buddhist n Hindu people in msia who r vegan
Yes, it's lovely to travel somewhere where vegan foods are easy to come by... And are totally delicious!
Convert the Aus food to Aus prices. I wanna see what it's like in price compared.
At the time of filming the exchange rate was fluctuating around 2.84RM to 1AUD. So in Aus dollars the half cabbage was $3.22, the leek was $4.26, the cauliflower $2.15, the celery was $3.56 and the giant mango was $8.75. There were fruits and veggies sourced from within Malaysia as well for much cheaper, but every supermarket had an Australian produce section. Malaysian-grown fruits were the nicest we've ever tasted.
Damn you came to malaysia and not trying anything else.... Man I feel sad
There are so many places! We ate at lots of different places but didn’t have the time to film it all while travelling. There will be a next time… perhaps in a different part of the country.
Where are your favourite places to eat?
Wow. You really went to Malaysia and didn't eat any of it's cuisine.
Malaysia is a very diverse country with loads of different cuisines and fusions on offer. The Monastery is a great place to try plenty of different authentically Malaysian foods. All cruelty free of course! The restaurants and stalls we show here were just some of our favourites and were places we weren’t expecting to find in KL.
Thanks for watching!✌️
@@TheVeganTravelShow yes but why go the supermarket looking vegan nuggets and things?
@@breakfastattiffanys741 Because people like to know what vegan foods there are in foreign countries.