I love Durians, Malaysia is the only Country with tons of Durian Variant, some other country may have not much variant... Musang King mostly popular, but there is another Durian which is also popular like Black Thorn or Tupai King, Tupai King is new variant and the most expensive one.
Thank for visit Malaysia.. please enjoy.. i like when brother give suggest, try durian ais cream first for easy.. then sister said.. just do it.. 😂 you can try cendol durian.. and many food.. halal and non-halal.. have a nice day.. 👍
You've come to the right country to try Durians. Malaysia produces the best Durians in the world, with the Black Thorn and Musang King being the best and most expensive species.😅
@@DavionKikiAdventures I personally like the Black Thorn and Musang King species. They're the top grade ones, and a must have when in Pahang or Penang. The 2 top producers of such Durians. Enjoy!
Thai got good durian too, generally even better in term of size and looks, but unfortunately their common practice of harvesting are little different than Malaysian.
@@DavionKikiAdventures generally, Thai pluck the fruit. Malaysian wait the fruit to fall naturally to the ground or safety net. So Thai can be a bigger exporter, but Malaysian are ripen naturally, definitely taste better. But these days we have freezing technology to export it abroad especially to China.
I had an experience of buying durian in thailand. It was uneatable, the inside was like unripe jackfruit. The huge size of the fruit just made it more dissapointing....
Wait a minute.. hold up.. first she said it smelled like a fancy garbage.. now tell me why all the sudden she said it smell so fragrance😅😅😅 well.. you must be laughing now.. wait until she craving durian when you both at overseas far away from Malaysia. The price difference just ridiculously expensive. As a Malaysian myself the best durian is the free durian.. 😅😅 because all of them are the best even the kampung ones which have a different varieties and tastes.
Yeah because everytime she’s encountered the smell, she just walk past it… but when she finally taste and smell the flesh, it was so good to her! Will have to try to find kampung ones next time
I would the initial smell could be from the opened shells and seeds left in the basket in open. And because open part of durians left in outside under the sun snd humid can smell bad. Whereas freshly opened durian which ripen naturely smells really nice. Westerners only can get unripen, frozen durian which isnt great. Anyway, Malaysians varieties are the best.
@@DavionKikiAdventures I actually like Golden Phoenix … the durian stall holder said to take that as a starter as the taste is lighter and go on to the heavier variety like MSW
Its all in the head. Those who try it without prejudice or preconceived ideas will never reject it. Whether one likes it depends on individual's preference. Durian taste like durian and nothing else. Those who try to relate the taste to other food, such as onion, gabbage has problem in their head.
Definitely not all in the head. Some people just simply can't stand the smell or taste unfortunately. It's like some people can't eat spicy. Everyone's tastebuds pick up different flavors
By the amount of comments Kiki had on her look, she needs to order those dna tests like Ancestry, etc like pronto. 😂😂 lol! It would be interesting to see what mix percentage she has. Anyway, pineapple is by look of its crown can be seen as king of fruits. But durian by how brutal it is with the spikes and smell.
@@DavionKikiAdventures You can get that experience in Malacca. Malacca Durian Heng 77200 Bemban Malacca. There's a short on it at Travelicious. That expert durian opener also went viral on YT for his skills.
You should stop fear factoring foreigners. The best way to start your experience is one teaspoonful of durian mixed well in a generous amount of vanilla icecream. Increase amount of durian gradually until you are able to consume the durian without any icecream.
Where’s the fun in that? And how do you enjoy the amazing taste of durian if it’s lost in a generous amount of sweet vanilla ice cream that overpowers it?
@@DavionKikiAdventures And the fun you're referring to is to see foreigners reel away from durian and swear never to touch it again? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of exposing them to the joy of the fruit? I've seen so many videos like yours with the exact same result - the foreigners hatred for the fruit merely solidifies! It's incredible that no one even learns from past lessons. The icecream is supposed to give them a familiar smell, taste and texture while experiencing the unique smell, taste and texture of durian which are usually offensive to those who are new to them. As they gain confidence, add more durian and reduce the amount of icecream. Baby steps. Isn't this better than to bombard their senses with something they've never previously experienced? I challenge you to do something that no other TH-camr has done before - convert a durian-hating foreigner.
Not all foreigners reel away and swear to to never touch it again. There are plenty of local Asians who don’t like durian either so it’s not just foreigners. It’s always a 50:50. How do you do the same method for other foods? Like Balut or coconut worms or fermented shrimp paste? Also, she is my girlfriend so we both agreed to do it this way. I would like you make a video introducing people to durians your way. The great thing about food is no one has to like one thing or the other.
@@DavionKikiAdventures Firstly, challenging someone to make a video only works if that someone is a TH-camr. Hence my challenge to you. Secondly, let's apply some logic. Why on earth would you eat balut or coconut worms or belacan with icecream??? There are plenty other ways to enjoy those other delicacies that make sense. Icecream is not a one size fits all solution. And I am neither an expert on balut nor coconut worms. For belacan, try it stir fried with kangkong. Even a hardened Aussie will dig in, based on my experience. Thirdly, whether locals eat or hate durians is besides the matter. I was talking about how you chose to introduce durian to your girlfriend. Letting you know what other TH-camrs do and the invariable outcome should elicit gratitude instead of meh. Instead of using the fear factor touch, you should have eased her in. My suggestion of using icecream is meant to achieve this. But if you still insist on doing the same things yet expect different results, what can anyone say after that? Let's just hope Einstein was wrong.
@@yeapsoon3115 Yeah but did you watch the rest of the video? Many people around the world thinks durian smells like many things when they first encounter it: garbage, vomit, dirty socks, etc... Doesn't mean it's insulting
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I love Durians, Malaysia is the only Country with tons of Durian Variant, some other country may have not much variant... Musang King mostly popular, but there is another Durian which is also popular like Black Thorn or Tupai King, Tupai King is new variant and the most expensive one.
@@yusnimohamad1874 which one is your favorite? Tupai King sounds like it’s really tasty
Kiki looks very much like a Malay. As a Malaysian myself I couldn't tell if she's a foreigner or local
Thank you for watching 😊 She gets that a lot. It’s hard to tell. Do you like durian?
@@DavionKikiAdventuresdefinitely like
She is malay from s. Africa...
There is a malay community in south africa, been there for decades.
In Malaysian jungle the tiger and elephant also ate durian
Enjoy your stay here in Malaysia😁👍
Thank you so much ☺️
Durian fruit in Malaysia may be the best in the world
We think it might be as well! What's your favorite variety?
Kiki rediscovering her Malay roots
She’s not Malay at all 😅
She's not Cape Malay. She's Indian heritage. 🙂
@@DavionKikiAdventures
Let’s do an ancestry or DNA test. Will make interesting content
Thank for visit Malaysia.. please enjoy.. i like when brother give suggest, try durian ais cream first for easy.. then sister said.. just do it.. 😂 you can try cendol durian.. and many food.. halal and non-halal.. have a nice day.. 👍
Thank you so much! So glad she tried and love durian. You have an amazing day as well! 😊
Durian Ice-cream,not 'ais crime'.
Aduh.. tak perasan..
@@johanharris6099
I did the same if I wrote too fast 😄
@@abumahput5408 yes.. because we don't want double check.. 😅
You've come to the right country to try Durians. Malaysia produces the best Durians in the world, with the Black Thorn and Musang King being the best and most expensive species.😅
Musang King is incredible! What are some of your favorite kinds?
@@DavionKikiAdventures I personally like the Black Thorn and Musang King species. They're the top grade ones, and a must have when in Pahang or Penang. The 2 top producers of such Durians. Enjoy!
@@nickloong Musang kind was our favorite. We need to go to Penang next time to eat the durians there :)
Welcome and Happy to see you bravely taste it😊
Thank you so much! We loved it!
Thank you because both of you like our Durian.
Durians are so good! Hard not to love it. Whats your favorite type?
Durian❤❤👍🇲🇾
It’s the best!!
Maybe the girl have south east asia gen.. Cause in S. Africa they hv people decendant from malay archipelago.
For Durian beginner, I suggest try red prawn or IOI, it is sweet and lite... for bitter try XO (alcohol taste) and Musang King
Will definitely look for those varieties next time. Whats your favorite?
Yes,King of Fruits and tastes better than any ice-cream we ever had ❤❤❤
It’s the best!! What’s your favorite durian type?
Thai got good durian too, generally even better in term of size and looks, but unfortunately their common practice of harvesting are little different than Malaysian.
Better!? No way! Malaysian's da best! Malaysian's fruits are ripen & dropped naturally. Thai's r plucked way before they ripe.. 😎
How are their harvesting methods different? We don’t know too much
@@chengwahong9465I think he just meant the size and looks of Thailand’s durians sometimes. Malaysia has so many varieties! What is your favorite?
@@DavionKikiAdventures generally, Thai pluck the fruit. Malaysian wait the fruit to fall naturally to the ground or safety net. So Thai can be a bigger exporter, but Malaysian are ripen naturally, definitely taste better.
But these days we have freezing technology to export it abroad especially to China.
I had an experience of buying durian in thailand. It was uneatable, the inside was like unripe jackfruit. The huge size of the fruit just made it more dissapointing....
Wait a minute.. hold up.. first she said it smelled like a fancy garbage.. now tell me why all the sudden she said it smell so fragrance😅😅😅 well.. you must be laughing now.. wait until she craving durian when you both at overseas far away from Malaysia. The price difference just ridiculously expensive. As a Malaysian myself the best durian is the free durian.. 😅😅 because all of them are the best even the kampung ones which have a different varieties and tastes.
Yeah because everytime she’s encountered the smell, she just walk past it… but when she finally taste and smell the flesh, it was so good to her! Will have to try to find kampung ones next time
sbb tu nama dia raja buah...sbb mcm2 bau dan rasa dlm tu..hahaha..mungkin la kot.
I would the initial smell could be from the opened shells and seeds left in the basket in open. And because open part of durians left in outside under the sun snd humid can smell bad. Whereas freshly opened durian which ripen naturely smells really nice. Westerners only can get unripen, frozen durian which isnt great. Anyway, Malaysians varieties are the best.
@@MrTerence1970 Yeah over in the USA, it is mostly frozen. Fresh is very expensive
once you like it.. you can never go back...
This is so true! Whats your favorite variety?
Next time, buy a few whole durians and open them while enjoying ❤
Definitely will do that next time! What's your favorite variety?
@@DavionKikiAdventures I actually like Golden Phoenix … the durian stall holder said to take that as a starter as the taste is lighter and go on to the heavier variety like MSW
We haven’t had that type yet. Will have to look for that next time! Thanks for the info
Is she cape malays?
She is not Malay at all
@@DavionKikiAdventures what is her ethnic? I think no ethnic in africa do look like her.
No, she's Indian heritage. 🙂
@fhidosa2538 ouh....
Duran black thon no.1...😊😊😊
It’s a tough choice between that and Musang king
Good 👍
Thanks for watching! Whats your favorite type of durian?
Good to you. What about another 2 pcs rewiew... Davion looks like my brother.
😂😂😂😂😂
😂 he must be handsome then 😁
@@DavionKikiAdventuressure he is. He just got married yesterday 28/7/2024.
That’s so awesome! Congrats to your brother
Its all in the head. Those who try it without prejudice or preconceived ideas will never reject it. Whether one likes it depends on individual's preference.
Durian taste like durian and nothing else. Those who try to relate the taste to other food, such as onion, gabbage has problem in their head.
Definitely not all in the head. Some people just simply can't stand the smell or taste unfortunately. It's like some people can't eat spicy. Everyone's tastebuds pick up different flavors
By the amount of comments Kiki had on her look, she needs to order those dna tests like Ancestry, etc like pronto. 😂😂 lol! It would be interesting to see what mix percentage she has.
Anyway, pineapple is by look of its crown can be seen as king of fruits. But durian by how brutal it is with the spikes and smell.
I told her and we might see her do one 😂 What’s your favorite type of durian?
@@DavionKikiAdventures my favourite is any durians that I could get my hands on.. 😂 yummm
Us too! 😂
Brave girl! Good move!😂
Thank you! Love durian so much now 🤣 Whats your favorite type of durian?
@@DavionKikiAdventures I don't have a favourite type of durian. To me, all types are equally good.
@@bensonpslau1857 we think the same! Durian is the best
the girl look like malay or indian..mybe bcoz south africa had many malay and indian decendent
Very good guess!
Beware, Malaysian durians make you addicted 😅
The best durian varieties are only in Malaysia, trust me 👍🇲🇾😋
The addiction you talk about is so real!! We need more durians
@@DavionKikiAdventures yeah, absolutely!! 😆
Should ..should be eaten within a day after it fell
Hope we’ll get to try one right when it falls off the tree one day
@@DavionKikiAdventures
You can get that experience in Malacca. Malacca Durian Heng 77200 Bemban Malacca.
There's a short on it at Travelicious. That expert durian opener also went viral on YT for his skills.
Going to add this to our list. Thank you so much! Whats your favorite kind?
@@DavionKikiAdventures
@DavionKikiAdventures
Yes, check it out! 🙂
Musang King & Black Thorn. 😋😊
You should stop fear factoring foreigners. The best way to start your experience is one teaspoonful of durian mixed well in a generous amount of vanilla icecream. Increase amount of durian gradually until you are able to consume the durian without any icecream.
Where’s the fun in that? And how do you enjoy the amazing taste of durian if it’s lost in a generous amount of sweet vanilla ice cream that overpowers it?
@@DavionKikiAdventures And the fun you're referring to is to see foreigners reel away from durian and swear never to touch it again? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of exposing them to the joy of the fruit? I've seen so many videos like yours with the exact same result - the foreigners hatred for the fruit merely solidifies! It's incredible that no one even learns from past lessons. The icecream is supposed to give them a familiar smell, taste and texture while experiencing the unique smell, taste and texture of durian which are usually offensive to those who are new to them. As they gain confidence, add more durian and reduce the amount of icecream. Baby steps. Isn't this better than to bombard their senses with something they've never previously experienced? I challenge you to do something that no other TH-camr has done before - convert a durian-hating foreigner.
Not all foreigners reel away and swear to to never touch it again. There are plenty of local Asians who don’t like durian either so it’s not just foreigners. It’s always a 50:50.
How do you do the same method for other foods? Like Balut or coconut worms or fermented shrimp paste?
Also, she is my girlfriend so we both agreed to do it this way. I would like you make a video introducing people to durians your way. The great thing about food is no one has to like one thing or the other.
@@DavionKikiAdventures Firstly, challenging someone to make a video only works if that someone is a TH-camr. Hence my challenge to you. Secondly, let's apply some logic. Why on earth would you eat balut or coconut worms or belacan with icecream??? There are plenty other ways to enjoy those other delicacies that make sense. Icecream is not a one size fits all solution. And I am neither an expert on balut nor coconut worms. For belacan, try it stir fried with kangkong. Even a hardened Aussie will dig in, based on my experience. Thirdly, whether locals eat or hate durians is besides the matter. I was talking about how you chose to introduce durian to your girlfriend. Letting you know what other TH-camrs do and the invariable outcome should elicit gratitude instead of meh. Instead of using the fear factor touch, you should have eased her in. My suggestion of using icecream is meant to achieve this. But if you still insist on doing the same things yet expect different results, what can anyone say after that? Let's just hope Einstein was wrong.
I’m not expecting any kind of results. Just living life and having fun. Many people like to dive right in and go for it. Thank you for watching 😃
Musang King Paling Mantap
Musang king is the best!
@@DavionKikiAdventures Malaysia Sorga Durian
Will have to look for that next time
Kiki is beautiful.
Thank you
first impression and not hating it? sheesh
Right?? She is a super durian lover now!
Kiki a Cape Malay?😊
She is not 😅
Durian bb park
Great experience there
Haaaa... Now you know😂
And she is in love with durian now haha
Don't insult the King of the Fruits.
Where’s the insulting? We love it
Watch your video, listen, .. first minute. Durian is not fancy garbage.
@@yeapsoon3115 Yeah but did you watch the rest of the video?
Many people around the world thinks durian smells like many things when they first encounter it: garbage, vomit, dirty socks, etc... Doesn't mean it's insulting
Smell your hand after you eat Papaya your hand will smell like a cat poo. Nothing smell like durian. 😂
I’ve never done that before. Will smell it next time I cut papaya 😂
🤔 it taste like Stinky cheese
lol doesn’t taste like that to us. It’s so sweet and good
可惜男主播没有賞吃，不然流量會更大😅
He ate a lot after!