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Cracks me up that you've become more Malaysian than some Malaysians - you knew exactly that the teapot was to wash your hands with and you automatically prefer to use your hands instead of a fork! And of course, you understand that life and community revolves around good food and good people! 😊 - Peter
Proud of you guys you don't worry about what the food is, you always want to try & never complained about anything that is different.... Your video's are so funny when Anna was expecting to try some food from Dan then Dan ate it himself 😅
Hey guys. You are missing the longest night market in Malaysia. You would be surprised the kind of food they are selling there. In the meantime, you might want to try out our wedding dishes (nasi kawin) over at jalan berangan.
Hai a very good beautiful morning to both of you . Very happy to see you visiting and enjoying the breakfast cum lunch at the restaurant at Jalan Raja Bot (King Bot Road). So happy to see you practicing Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) while choosing the delicious and healthy combination of dishes. Should include fruits in you meal I suppose. I would suggest you request for Nasi hidang, literally means that you request each dish to be placed in a saperate plate. That is 2 dishes of white rice, 1 plate of daging, 1 plate of ikan bakar, 2 plate of chicken, 1 plate of vegetables and 1 plate of etc. Then both of you can then enjoy 4 different dishes at the same time.
"Raja" in "Raja Bot" is an honourific, like "Count", "Duke". They're like the the third tier in royal family lineage after Tengku. So it's improper to translate the "Raja" part.
@@secateenumrah Raja Bot was the son of Raja Jumaat. He is a noble, one can say he is a royalty hence the title in his name, but definitely won't be a Sultan (king) because his line is already considered extended family to the ruling line. Usually the tradition in many Malay states, Rajas are descendants of a Tengku that has married a commoner, equivalent to Niks in Kelantan. An exemption maybe the Perak system, due to their orang kaya and rotation system
The beef dish is "Rendang Daging", ie. Beef Rendang, a delicacy from the Minangkabau sub-ethnic, concentrated mostly in Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia and also state of Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. It's beef cooked in coconut milk and spices, slow cooked for like 8 hours (nowadays most cook it in pressure cooker). Rated #1 in a global ranking of most delicious food by CNN website a few years ago. There are many kind of rendang. Beef rendang is not the same as chicken rendang (lighter, yellower, taste a bit different too). And Minangkabau households also have many different versions of beef rendang. I'm not a Minangite, so don't ask me.
There are many types of chips/crackers like fish based (local fav known as keropok), shrimp, potato, rice etc…. There’s a type of plant chip called Belinjo/Emping which is slightly bitter but very addictive, some stalls like the one you guys visited may have it, especially if they serve Indonesian dishes. Hopefully you have tried it.
Hey dananna great to see that you went straight back to Malaysia after only one week in Singapore... Shows yiu really enjoy Malaysia.... We are loving your video's from here in New Zealand.... We are coming back to Malaysia...in July. Hopefully can see you at our favorite place.. CHOW KIT ROAD.... And we suggest you visit MELAKA..... Take care ...
I think you were eating at an Indonesian eatery. The dishes looks indonesia ( minang dishes) and the staff are Indonesians. ( they talk in Indonesian) . The reason for not understanding your English😉
The small restaurant owner n waitresses was Indonesian not malaysian but they food similarly like Malays....cause we came frm one roots of one nusantara.
Everyday we c u looks like local Malaysian😅...nearly 90% workers for streetfood or restaurant in KL was indonesian workers...but really likes to c both u eat nasi campur👍😍
The yellow curry chicken actually not of curry sauce but it is of tumeric mixed coconut milk that's why it colour be yellow n fatty sauce n we call it as Masak lemak chili api..contoh Ayam/daging lembu/Ikan in english yellow fatty sauce/ chili fatty sauce etc chicken/beef/fish.. that's all.
Great find this eatery. Eating food with crackers/chips on the side is super delicious! The bigger chips towards the end of your video is called Emping Belinjo. They're made from the nuts of the Melinjo tree and coated with a layer of caramelized sugar and garlic to balance the slightly bitter taste of the chips. The Indonesian President was here yesterday visiting the Chow Kit market.
It has been hotter than usual for a few weeks here as south east asia especially this part of south east asia is experiencing El Nino weather. It should get cooler come July or August. Great video guys:)
Hi DanAnna… How are you? I really love your accent! Reminds me of my lecturers when I was in college! Have fun exploring cuisines in Malaysia! Much love from Singapore! ✌️🫰
You’d entered the business area under the control of Indonesian traders. You ate at an Indonesian stall at the full row of Indonesian foods make-shift stalls. The food you ate are Indonesian. The people you mingled with were Indonesian hence the handicap of their English language. The rice wrapped in banana leaf is called LONTONG and the grounded peanut gravy is called ROJAK sauce.
Glad you've tried many dishes including Indonesian food here in Malaysia. Don't have to travel an ocean away to sample delicacies from our lovely neighbor country.❤
I am eating nasi lemak made by an Indonesian lady bought from road side right now. It taste slightly different than Malaysian nasi lemak, unique but I like it.
Guys both of you looking good 😊 use hand to eat rice & terima kasih is good 😮 the weather is hot guys drink a lot water is better 😂the food delicious 😋 have a nice day🌷🪻🌱
@@dananna8614 yes, I've watched the video you ate sambal tempoyak at Kak Som😊 But this is Ikan Patin Tempoyak, fish cooked with tempoyak gravy. I think Anna gonna likes it 👌
@@arinarin7464probably local owner but sub to Indon disguised as his employees. Business licence can only be given to citizens but they can hire foreign workers.
Only indonesians would wear that blue color tudung 😅. Jokes aside, they probably do not adhere to hygiene requirements ( workers have to go for a food handling course )
I think that's overly charged for 2 person.. 43 ringgit too high for 2 beef and 1 chicken with condiments.. Should only be around Rm30 - Rm35 including drinks tbh..
This hot weather probably due to "EL Nino" waves. Other SEA countries like Thailand n Cambodia is hotter now the temperature rises to 40-45 celcius☀ Looking forward to see u guys visiting the east coast Malaysia, eating nasi campur, seafood, ikan bakar, sedap 👍
seen u like to hiking, u should try the mount kinabalu in sabah, that the higher moutn in asia maybe. maybe u need to q up coz too many peoples hiking from the world....
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Cracks me up that you've become more Malaysian than some Malaysians - you knew exactly that the teapot was to wash your hands with and you automatically prefer to use your hands instead of a fork! And of course, you understand that life and community revolves around good food and good people! 😊
- Peter
Thank you for your kind comment 🤗 we appreciate your support ♥️🙏
Proud of you guys you don't worry about what the food is, you always want to try & never complained about anything that is different.... Your video's are so funny when Anna was expecting to try some food from Dan then Dan ate it himself 😅
That just shows how primitive and backwards some areas, places, and communities in Msia still are. No basic cutlery or even a sink.
I love how comfortable you guys are at the real local eateries now. Such a joy
We really enjoy these kind of places 😃 with amazing people 🤩
Dan is becoming good at eating raw vegetables, like a Malay.
We always eat a lot of vegetables/salads, we eat more vegetables in Sweden 👍
Hey guys. You are missing the longest night market in Malaysia. You would be surprised the kind of food they are selling there. In the meantime, you might want to try out our wedding dishes (nasi kawin) over at jalan berangan.
Thank you for your tips 👍
Hai a very good beautiful morning to both of you . Very happy to see you visiting and enjoying the breakfast cum lunch at the restaurant at Jalan Raja Bot (King Bot Road).
So happy to see you practicing Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) while choosing the delicious and healthy combination of dishes. Should include fruits in you meal I suppose.
I would suggest you request for Nasi hidang, literally means that you request each dish to be placed in a saperate plate. That is 2 dishes of white rice, 1 plate of daging, 1 plate of ikan bakar, 2 plate of chicken, 1 plate of vegetables and 1 plate of etc. Then both of you can then enjoy 4 different dishes at the same time.
Thank you so much 😊 for your nice comment 🙏
"Raja" in "Raja Bot" is an honourific, like "Count", "Duke". They're like the the third tier in royal family lineage after Tengku. So it's improper to translate the "Raja" part.
@@AnasSuhaimi Ooo. I don't think so. Just Google further 😀
@@secateenumrah Raja Bot was the son of Raja Jumaat. He is a noble, one can say he is a royalty hence the title in his name, but definitely won't be a Sultan (king) because his line is already considered extended family to the ruling line.
Usually the tradition in many Malay states, Rajas are descendants of a Tengku that has married a commoner, equivalent to Niks in Kelantan.
An exemption maybe the Perak system, due to their orang kaya and rotation system
I believe you ate at a shop specializing in Indonesian cuisine and most probably run by Indonesians. Keep exploring guys.
We will! This was delicious 🤤
That's why they can't speak English well 😊
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The beef dish is "Rendang Daging", ie. Beef Rendang, a delicacy from the Minangkabau sub-ethnic, concentrated mostly in Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia and also state of Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
It's beef cooked in coconut milk and spices, slow cooked for like 8 hours (nowadays most cook it in pressure cooker).
Rated #1 in a global ranking of most delicious food by CNN website a few years ago.
There are many kind of rendang. Beef rendang is not the same as chicken rendang (lighter, yellower, taste a bit different too). And Minangkabau households also have many different versions of beef rendang. I'm not a Minangite, so don't ask me.
Such an delicious dish 😋😋😋
There are many types of chips/crackers like fish based (local fav known as keropok), shrimp, potato, rice etc…. There’s a type of plant chip called Belinjo/Emping which is slightly bitter but very addictive, some stalls like the one you guys visited may have it, especially if they serve Indonesian dishes. Hopefully you have tried it.
Thank you for sharing 👍
Hey dananna great to see that you went straight back to Malaysia after only one week in Singapore... Shows yiu really enjoy Malaysia.... We are loving your video's from here in New Zealand.... We are coming back to Malaysia...in July. Hopefully can see you at our favorite place.. CHOW KIT ROAD.... And we suggest you visit MELAKA.....
Take care ...
Thank you for sharing and for your support ♥️🙏♥️🙏🤗
I think you were eating at an Indonesian eatery. The dishes looks indonesia ( minang dishes) and the staff are Indonesians. ( they talk in Indonesian) . The reason for not understanding your English😉
Delicious food and lovely people 😊🤗
The small restaurant owner n waitresses was Indonesian not malaysian but they food similarly like Malays....cause we came frm one roots of one nusantara.
They have the most amazing food ♥️♥️
yeah this is what we wanna see u eat more food and more plates on the food.....PERFECT
Thank you 🙏🤩
Having nasi lauk at warung is sempoi wonderful, marvelous Boombastic, usually the taste and situation was very natural truly Malaysia 💜,
Thank you for watching and for your comment ♥️🙏
@@dananna8614 welcome ✌️
Thank u for this wonderful video. Yummy.
Thank you for watching it ♥️♥️♥️
@@dananna8614 😄😄😄
Hiking soon...walk in jungle amazing walk west coast elephant can see u 2
We longed for a good hike 😃🙏
Nice to see that both of you eat like malaysian😅😅😅
Thank you 🙏
Everyday we c u looks like local Malaysian😅...nearly 90% workers for streetfood or restaurant in KL was indonesian workers...but really likes to c both u eat nasi campur👍😍
Thank you for watching 🤗
The yellow curry chicken actually not of curry sauce but it is of tumeric mixed coconut milk that's why it colour be yellow n fatty sauce n we call it as Masak lemak chili api..contoh Ayam/daging lembu/Ikan in english yellow fatty sauce/ chili fatty sauce etc chicken/beef/fish.. that's all.
Thank you 🙏 then we know what masak lemak tastes like 👍
Westerners tend to call everything curry. Yellow curry, green curry, every gulai is curry for them
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Since you like nasi champur. You also should try the dish call Ayam Masak Lemak and Ikan Sambal Belado. This will make your day!!
Thanks for the tips!
Rendang beef it so good 🤤🤤🤤
Yes its delicious 😋
Great find this eatery. Eating food with crackers/chips on the side is super delicious! The bigger chips towards the end of your video is called Emping Belinjo. They're made from the nuts of the Melinjo tree and coated with a layer of caramelized sugar and garlic to balance the slightly bitter taste of the chips. The Indonesian President was here yesterday visiting the Chow Kit market.
Thank you for sharing ♥️🙏
Good morning DanAnna, enjoy your breakfast with nice Prawn 🦐
Good morning! Have a nice day 🤗
It has been hotter than usual for a few weeks here as south east asia especially this part of south east asia is experiencing El Nino weather. It should get cooler come July or August. Great video guys:)
Thanks for sharing, then we longing for July 👍😃
Peace! Bismillah+meals, glad you had those satisfying foods.
Thank you 😊 🙏
You two are really big eaters
We do enjoy food 😂👍
Waah...looks like Jalan Raja bot majority indonesian restaurant there...they eat nasi campur wit crackers
Thank you for watching 👍
Hi DanAnna… How are you? I really love your accent! Reminds me of my lecturers when I was in college! Have fun exploring cuisines in Malaysia! Much love from Singapore! ✌️🫰
Thank you! 😃
Try sambal hijau at kg penchala, Damansara. U’ll be spoiled for choice
Thank you for your tips 👍
Hi ,beautiful couple ,with hugs and love ❤️
You are so kind🤗🤗
The snack made of fish + powder n fry it n be like that...we call it( keropok)...n the curry meat was curry beef.
It was delicious 🤤
It indo style that way very difficult choice not many style you should try nasi kerabu nasi kukus or nasi dagang very nice
th-cam.com/video/dywVuv-mXFk/w-d-xo.html 🤗🤗
Anna just need 1 more step to eat like Malaysian - eating rice with hand .. YOU CAN DO IT! 🤓
Maybe someday 😃
Enjoy your food dananna so nice to see your both eating our local menu keep it up
We just love this kind of food 🤤😊
You’d entered the business area under the control of Indonesian traders. You ate at an Indonesian stall at the full row of Indonesian foods make-shift stalls. The food you ate are Indonesian. The people you mingled with were Indonesian hence the handicap of their English language. The rice wrapped in banana leaf is called LONTONG and the grounded peanut gravy is called ROJAK sauce.
Thank you for watching
@@dananna8614 This area was visited by the Indonesian President few days ago for the reasons that his citizens’ welfare are well taken care.
@@Arjunasmaradewa we noticed the traffic that day, crazy 😂
Those are indonesian workers or kitchen helpers.. they're not Malaysians..but the food look like fusion of Malaysian and Indonesian..
The food is delicious and the people are amazing 🤩
Glad you've tried many dishes including Indonesian food here in Malaysia. Don't have to travel an ocean away to sample delicacies from our lovely neighbor country.❤
We like to try everything 😃😃👍
I am eating nasi lemak made by an Indonesian lady bought from road side right now. It taste slightly different than Malaysian nasi lemak, unique but I like it.
The rice if u want just a little tell the seller you want small portion...in Malay language we say SIKIT SIKIT (abit) or NASI SEPARUH (Half rice)...
Thank you for the info 👍😃
This area have good cheese naan
Thank you for your tips 👍
you should try ikan bakar pak din. check it out just type search youtube for IKAN BAKAR PAK DIN best grill seafood at tanglin kuala lumpur.
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Guys both of you looking good 😊 use hand to eat rice & terima kasih is good 😮 the weather is hot guys drink a lot water is better 😂the food delicious 😋 have a nice day🌷🪻🌱
Thank you for your comment ♥️🙏
nice dan n anna❤
Thank you 🤗😊🤗
Next destination Kak Nik ikan Patin at Pantai Dalam.😁
Thank you for your tips 👍
@@dananna8614 yes, you must try ikan patin "tempoyak" (fermented durian,). Unique Malay delicacy, you won't find it anywhere in other countries.
@@acerazak4087 we have tried this when we were at Kak Som in a previous video 👍
@@dananna8614 yes, I've watched the video you ate sambal tempoyak at Kak Som😊 But this is Ikan Patin Tempoyak, fish cooked with tempoyak gravy. I think Anna gonna likes it 👌
Sudah cuba ikan bakar Jalan Bellamy? (di belakang muzium diraja)
Ikan bakar Tang Lin, sudah cuba?
Thank you for your tips 👍
How much = "Berapa ringgit"
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Recommended to go to Sunway Pyramid Mall, Subang Jaya..20km away from city centre
Thanks for the tip!
Anna i think this shop not local owner maybe from indonesia
Yes they are 😃 and they are so friendly and welcoming 🤗🤗🤗
Yes that's right sir..😊
@@arinarin7464probably local owner but sub to Indon disguised as his employees. Business licence can only be given to citizens but they can hire foreign workers.
Only indonesians would wear that blue color tudung 😅. Jokes aside, they probably do not adhere to hygiene requirements ( workers have to go for a food handling course )
Don't care who r theme, important is theme assist promote we malaysia food n nice place 😝
This is Indonesian dishes..
Yes and delicious 😋
I think that's overly charged for 2 person.. 43 ringgit too high for 2 beef and 1 chicken with condiments.. Should only be around Rm30 - Rm35 including drinks tbh..
A lot of food 👍
indonesian food there
The best one 😋
Not 'sauce' bro Dan..it is 'gravy'.... 🙂
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@@dananna8614 😁
This hot weather probably due to "EL Nino" waves. Other SEA countries like Thailand n Cambodia is hotter now the temperature rises to 40-45 celcius☀
Looking forward to see u guys visiting the east coast Malaysia, eating nasi campur, seafood, ikan bakar, sedap 👍
Yes its going to be a great journey up the east coast, hopefully in a cooler temperature 👍
Indonesia restaouren not meley restouren..
Delicious food 🤤👍
Feel like you're in Indonesia not in Malaysia hahaha
Thank you for watching
0:43 From her voice, I could tell she is an Indonesian migrant worker here - English is not her strength...
She is so sweet and kind, always helps us out 👍♥️
Unfortunately those indonesian ladies dont speak English, but then seem friendly
They are absolutely amazing 🤩
seen u like to hiking, u should try the mount kinabalu in sabah, that the higher moutn in asia maybe. maybe u need to q up coz too many peoples hiking from the world....
Maybe we will do that 😉