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Shev & Dev: Thanks you guys so much for this remarkable video from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that was released today in October of 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in 2022!
Just for sharing, I'm an old man, originally, Cendol is just pandan jelly, palm sugar and coconut milk and shave ice to be taken as extra with glutinous rice (pulut) Later ins 80s red beans were added for more flavour. The Art of bargaining, for me is asking for half the original price that is being offered to you. Then slowly increase the price that you are comfortable with. Stay healthy and enjoy your time in Malaysia
That's not bamboo, it's sugarcane. It's what sugar is of made everywhere around the world of before the Germans invented a process to extract sugar from beet roots. Bamboo is hollow and does not have a juice. That juice is just raw unprocessed sugar. And yes, raw unrefined, unprocessed sugar actually have additional flavors and additional nutrition like vitamins, antioxidants etc.
RM70 for that kind of bag is way expensive! There are a few malls selling similar product for cheaper price such as Kota Raya Complex (next to Petaling Street), Times Square, Plaza GM, Kenanga Wholesale City n etc. ✌🏼
Great video Shev & Dev. Really disappointed that you're leaving Malaysia already. There's so much more of the country to experience, enjoy and share with us. Safe travels✌️🇲🇾
@@keangwooichoo6138 yes. I love watching Shev and Dev and was really looking forward to them vlogging around Malaysia. I'm disappointed that they're only visiting KL 😢
The backpack you ended up buying goes for between RM25-RM39 online. Maybe slightly more in a shop. The price you paid was quite high, but to be honest, when you are a tourist shopping in a tourist trap area, expect to get fleeced 😂 sorry. On the other hand, the fake "branded" bag going for RM100 was quite reasonable. There are grades foe fake goods, and that looked like a decent grade A or so.
@@blardymunggas6884 yep.. it is quite acceptable considering that's tourist spots and we all know that their last price is always not the last price 😂
What I like about your Vlog is Your story Teller with some new places.Spontenus interaction with local People with an explanation what you eat and history. Awesome always waiting for what Next..
If you're still in Malaysia, you need to try: 1. Banana Leaf (Try Kana Curry House or Nirwana Maju in Bangsar) 2. Nasi Kandar (Original Penang Kayu) 3. Nasi Lemak 4. Ipoh Chicken Rice (Ipoh itself or Kee Kee Bentong PJ) 5. Ikan Bakar 6. Wantan Mee with Char Siew 7. Curry Mee 8. Asam Laksa 9. Pork Noodle 10. Bak Kut Teh 11. Indian-style Rojak (Cendol & Rojak Taman Bahagia)
That is sugar cane not bamboo. Two different plants. Technically both are grass. But bamboo does not produce any sweet juice like the sugar cane plant.
Hi shev and dev, i dont know do you still in kl but if you do..pls check out berjaya times square it's famous for local..it's a very huge mall with many cheap stuff. Much more better than petaling street (we local dont go to petaling street as high price, berjaya times square even have big indoor themepark inside!)
Petaling Street is a Chinese area. You can go to Kampung Bahru if you want to try Malay Food and Kampung vibes. You should try Nasi Lemak Wanjo @ Kampung Baru. It is the best Nasi Lemak in KL.
The sweets looks good; the one that makes me drool the most is the soft-serve pandan ice cream. Shevelle, you did great bargaining - $15 for that cute backpack is good!
Aw thank you! I was super happy with it since i don't really like to fight with the vendors 🤣 we went back a few times for the ice cream, its too good 😍
That cendol seller is so generous with the toppings omg that's gotta be delicious. Mouthwatering indeed 🤤 Also that kind of backpack for rm150 is expensive for sure. Definitely a rip off. You get over a hundred for such a small bag only at some high end stores. For that bag at a shop like that usually you can get between rm30-60. You did a good job rejecting that offer. The rm70 for the backpack you actually bought was a much better offer considering the design, though yes I guess you could get as low as rm50 maybe. But for a tourist attraction market, rm70 is a good price 🥰 Stephen is right btw. Melaka is a good place to visit. My hometown! Jonker Street, River Cruise, A Famosa, Pantai Klebang... Melaka's signature dish would be Assam Pedas, and definitely must try the coconut shake here. Baba Nyonya food is also awesome. It's only about 2 hours trip from KL, and cost about rm10 if you take the bus.
Please consider penang. You have lots of places to go. The botanical gardens, Awesome food and malls just to hang out. Beautiful beaches at Tanjung Tokong
I love you guys so much... You guys are so sweet people and thank you for the best videos that you shares with us, I'm a big fun of both of you, and never missed one videos... Travel safe and God Bless you both...
Shev & Dev: Congratulations to you guys on your remarkable videos from Southeast Asia in 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in joy @ work 2022!
Shev & Dev: Thanks you guys so much for your new video that you guys just released today from Malaysia in October of 2022.I hope you guys are really having a remarkable times in Southeast Asia.I am so glad that you guys came from South Africa or the Rainbow Nation on the African continent in 2022!
Hyee guys u should try that refreshing drink that appear on this video @13:46, they have been selling the juice since early 90s, they’re legend ❤ love u guys❤
Glad u guys didn't fall for that scam, RM85 or d offer RM70 for a jersey, that's too expensive. Half d price, RM40 or 35 is already quite expensive. RM70 for d bag, u could have bargained a little bit more. Anyway, that's petaling street.
Im so happy you discovered cendol!! Been bragging about it to my Philippine friends. Tasted it first in Chinatown before the pandemic . It was a small resto along Ancasa hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Loved it! Reminded me of halo halo too! Plus. I also had fun talking to and bargaining with Bangladeshi sellers in Chinatown. Shev and Dev, if you see the packaged dried fig, do buy it. Good for lowering cholesterol. Havent seen your other Malaysia videos but pls go to Penang as well. Loved the island but still modern vibe there. And Go to Maxims dimsum! It is the best. Penang has very good curry mee also. ❤I have to add, some take a van from Penang to Krabi, Thailand. Going back to MY, hope you could explore Melaka and Ipoh too. I love that Sg is also close to MY. 💗 Asia is awesome
guys,,,.....The Art of bargaining with street traders in Petaling Street is always ask for 50% discount from the price that the traders quote.....If they quote RM100-00 then bargain for RM50-00....you will be surprise reason being of the business competition in Petaling Street...and also they are selling imitation products.....
after going to malaysia. Next go to Indonesia Interesting places in Indonesia Jakarta= kota tua, monas, pik 2 which is like China town, and many more If you want to know more about the many interesting places in Jakarta, you can search on the internet Bali Pulau komodo Jokja Malang and Bandung
Very good in the bargaining part. I am from Singapore. I think come to bargain...I learnt from my Malaysian son in law....when bargain try go down to slightly more then 50%. If they say Rm100, try go down to Rm60..and see how it goes. Sometimes they purposely increase it by 100%>....me personally hates bargaining. So I always buy the one with price tag. Sometimes with price tag, I still bargain. Or shopping mall where the price is there already.
Hiya Shev and Dev, always enjoyable content. Love seeing all the different foods. Nice new bag. Great to see the street art. The ice cream looked delicious. Perfect. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely day.
Hi… big fan here from a very close neighbouring county… love all ur videos, especially the ones in KL… oh btw, typically where I’m from, I would usually start bargaining as low as half or even lesser than half of the asking price… then the seller will usually increase the price gradually… like fishing, u may wanna play along with the bargaining… but again, it depends on the timings too… newly opened shops are usually hard to bargain, but towards the evening, they would just give in to u… ps: that’s just a habit I’ve been doing almost everywhere in the world… But again, do enjoy ur stay… Cheers!
If you have the opportunity do consider coming over to a (less-modern-than-KL) city called Ipoh, a city with a latent charm and attraction of its own not found in those tourist brochures that are past their sell-by dates. Malaysia is a big place beyond just the pair of twin towers.
Should bargain they could bring to lowest price its common for them up to squeez yor pocket especially from outsider all of them actually foriegn from south india bangladesh but they very smart in bisness similiar to durban in your country so many indian traders there i went there in 2018 visited my friend at port Elizabeth so im malayian.
Hi guys n others... Shud u all need to do any shopping at Petaling street in China town, d style here is u hv to BARGAIN . The guide line is 60% to 70% less. Eg RM100 shud only pay arnd rm30 to rm35...
Leaving malaysia so soon...thats only kl...there are 11 states in the peninsular and 2 huge states on the island of borneo....each has its own characters and vibes...a year is barely sufficient to cover them all...come to sarawak and you will have an adventure of a lifetime
Me myself don't buy bags at places like that. I mean reasonably they sold those at that price. Tourist spot, in the middle of KL. Of course that's the prices you'll see. Maybe that's why now Malaysians love online shopping more 🤣🤣
Easy. To bargain go to more than 1 shop nearby. Then return to the one that gives a reasonable price for that same quality. Not necessary the lowest price but a fair price for quality sometimes cheap it not good, good is not cheap.
Oh...you can get sugar cane juice in wembley and south hall london. By the way, girl you look like a malaysian indian. If you want to purchase anything go to the mall. Petaling street is meant for tourist so they mark up the price
bargain market so expensive,,,.. seller also a lot foreigner worker from bangladesh.. go to local area more better.. ( downtown danau kota setapak ) nite market everynite until 3am
When I'm bargaining for things, the first thing I say in response to their first price is to nod appreciatively, and then say "that's a really good price, but I only want to buy one." And then offer half what they asked.
I think that man was saying That sugar cane is also called tebu, not bamboo. Tebu is sugarcane in Malay language. And the cendol is actually pandan flavored jelly made from glutinous rice flour formed in tear shape. One tip for bargaining, always start with half the price you are offered before you come to an agreeable price with the seller.
Interesting. The bamboo sugar can reminded me of the area in Kentucky that my parents grew up. I Cain was grown. Put through a press. Take the juice. Boil it down to make molasses. This was done on local farms at the time. Oh! Shopping the way Ms. Shev did is never easy or, honestly fun. You never know how much you’re being taken for? Great video. I think that you’re going to India.
You had a very day with very good bargain for that super cute backpack. Sad to hear that you are going to leave Malaysia soon. I hope you do come back in the future. Besides, you haven't explored the other states and the two regions of Malaysia situated in Borneo ie Sarawak and Sabah.
As a foreigner, you have negotiations well. As the shop owner has to make a little bit of profit too, RM70 is not too expensive as you convert it to £ 😅😅😅
Hi guys, can I just correct you - sugar cane and bamboo are not the same. Bamboo is taller and has a hollow core. The core of sugar cane is soft and full of juice.
Im not going to say much about Chendol coz its so famous and pretty much everyone Msians can easily tell u what Chendol is. As for the bag the price Rm70 on the outlook i muz say it is expensive but to be honest, in Petaling Street, even locals hardly get any lower than that. Hence u did a pretty okay job i muz say. Those locals who said u can get much2 lower than Rm70 for that item u purchased at Petaling Street dont know much about it.. but having said that u can get the same item way cheaper in a non fancy malls all over KL if u fancied in searching for them. The only plus thing i wud say for Petaling Street are those fake or duplicate Branded items that come in certain grades which u can get at surprisingly cheap price. Fyi unlike many years ago, Petaling Street is more for tourists than locals.. so too the prices.
The thing about bartering is how much you think it’s worth to you. If your happy with how much you paid for it then be happy about what you paid. Even if it was a bit much you may have just helped someone feed his/her family. 😊
Local..example says bag for RM100, you cut in half to RM50 then next negotiate how low from RM50 they can get you to buy. For regular use, it could last 3 months lol
When in Petaling Street, you have to bargain. Always go for half the price they are asking. If they refuse, walk away. Most times, they will call you back and sell it to you or for a price that’s at least a third of the original asking price. Do not be embarrassed as it’s the norm there. I’m Malaysian but live in Australia now.
I’m pretty sure the first hawker said “tebu” which is a Malay word for sugar cane. Chendol isn’t necessarily from Penang or Melaka. It’s a regional food. You can find it all around Southeast Asia from Singapore to Indonesia to Brunei and Malaysia. The chendol place you went to is very close to this one Malay restaurant called Palmierra. They serve Malay cuisine mainly from the state of Pahang. It’s on the expensive side but their foods are amazing. I can’t stress enough how amazing the foods are. Just the opposite of the chendol place. You’re pretty good at bargaining but you need a little more ego to bring down the price. Hahaha. However, maybe because Petaling Street is a little too touristy, RM70 is pretty good. I’d honestly go for the knock off Coach for 100 (can bring the price down to 70). But the material is heavier.
You need some bargaining skills if you buy something in Petaling Street. Like that jersey, I can mark down the price below rm50. I can even buy it for RM40 per piece. But that bag was a good price at RM70.
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downtown danau kota setapak ( local nite market ) open 8pm until 3am czcams.com/video/fB3r-SuC0Ho/video.html
I think u guys could stir the cendol more to get it all mixed well with the palm sugar at the bottom. That way u will can get more flavour 😋
Shev & Dev: Thanks you guys so much for this remarkable video from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that was released today in October of 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in 2022!
You can get cheaper bags and clothes at Berjaya Times Square at 3rd, 4th and 5th floor.. ❤️
This couple is so polite and friendly!
Thank you so much!! We appreciate that 🤩🥰
Just for sharing, I'm an old man, originally, Cendol is just pandan jelly, palm sugar and coconut milk and shave ice to be taken as extra with glutinous rice (pulut) Later ins 80s red beans were added for more flavour.
The Art of bargaining, for me is asking for half the original price that is being offered to you. Then slowly increase the price that you are comfortable with.
Stay healthy and enjoy your time in Malaysia
That's not bamboo, it's sugarcane. It's what sugar is of made everywhere around the world of before the Germans invented a process to extract sugar from beet roots. Bamboo is hollow and does not have a juice. That juice is just raw unprocessed sugar. And yes, raw unrefined, unprocessed sugar actually have additional flavors and additional nutrition like vitamins, antioxidants etc.
I'll be eating ALL the food when I arrive in January. 😋 I eat so much better when I'm there than when I'm home in the USA. And the people are so nice.
thank you sir ❤❤❤❤
Yes yes yes, eat everything! hahah such a wide variety of great food 😍
RM70 for that kind of bag is way expensive! There are a few malls selling similar product for cheaper price such as Kota Raya Complex (next to Petaling Street), Times Square, Plaza GM, Kenanga Wholesale City n etc. ✌🏼
the sugar cane drinks look delicious! love how you guys always talk to the animals 😂 love the bag that you ended up with!
For cendol, you can request less sweet or no palm sugar at all. Just cendol and coconut milk.
If I haven't already mentioned this, I love how you two are together and I have enjoyed and loved your videos so far.
Thank you Kathrina! We really appreciate that 😍❤️
Great video Shev & Dev. Really disappointed that you're leaving Malaysia already. There's so much more of the country to experience, enjoy and share with us. Safe travels✌️🇲🇾
They hv been in kl from day one.
@@keangwooichoo6138 yes. I love watching Shev and Dev and was really looking forward to them vlogging around Malaysia. I'm disappointed that they're only visiting KL 😢
The backpack you ended up buying goes for between RM25-RM39 online. Maybe slightly more in a shop. The price you paid was quite high, but to be honest, when you are a tourist shopping in a tourist trap area, expect to get fleeced 😂 sorry. On the other hand, the fake "branded" bag going for RM100 was quite reasonable. There are grades foe fake goods, and that looked like a decent grade A or so.
I think 70 for the one she bought is a good price considering the size and quality. The online ones for 20-30 is really small
Bargaining skill need to improve
@@blardymunggas6884 yep.. it is quite acceptable considering that's tourist spots and we all know that their last price is always not the last price 😂
That true mate..
@@blardymunggas6884 you could easily buy that bag for 30 in some obscure malls in KL like Berjaya Time Square
What I like about your Vlog is Your story Teller with some new places.Spontenus interaction with local People with an explanation what you eat and history. Awesome always waiting for what Next..
Thank you so much 🙂 Great feedback! ❤️
I think that's sugar cane stems, not bamboo. Bamboo has fluid inside but it's not possible to squeeze it out as teh bamboo has a hard shell.
If you're still in Malaysia, you need to try:
1. Banana Leaf (Try Kana Curry House or Nirwana Maju in Bangsar)
2. Nasi Kandar (Original Penang Kayu)
3. Nasi Lemak
4. Ipoh Chicken Rice (Ipoh itself or Kee Kee Bentong PJ)
5. Ikan Bakar
6. Wantan Mee with Char Siew
7. Curry Mee
8. Asam Laksa
9. Pork Noodle
10. Bak Kut Teh
11. Indian-style Rojak (Cendol & Rojak Taman Bahagia)
That is sugar cane not bamboo. Two different plants. Technically both are grass. But bamboo does not produce any sweet juice like the sugar cane plant.
Thank you for the great energy and positivity in this vlog. I really enjoyed it!
Hi shev and dev, i dont know do you still in kl but if you do..pls check out berjaya times square it's famous for local..it's a very huge mall with many cheap stuff. Much more better than petaling street (we local dont go to petaling street as high price, berjaya times square even have big indoor themepark inside!)
If u buy anything in petaling street u bargain price 50% frm the price they offer to u (if they 100u can bargain until 50)
It's not bamboo..it's sugar cane..in malay we call TEBU..
Yes we initially said Sugar cane but the man told us bamboo 😅
Your videos are always so pleasant to watch.
Aw we appreciate that! Thank you 🥰
You two are both a fresh air in CZcams. Keep it up guys. Enjoy.
Petaling Street is a Chinese area. You can go to Kampung Bahru if you want to try Malay Food and Kampung vibes. You should try Nasi Lemak Wanjo @ Kampung Baru. It is the best Nasi Lemak in KL.
Sugar cane thats what sugar are made from.✌🏼
You guy should go. Try ABC ((air batu campur)mix ice) or ice kacang.
Thank you for the info! We said Sugar Cane initially, i think we misheard the gentleman say "bamboo" 😅
The sweets looks good; the one that makes me drool the most is the soft-serve pandan ice cream. Shevelle, you did great bargaining - $15 for that cute backpack is good!
Aw thank you! I was super happy with it since i don't really like to fight with the vendors 🤣 we went back a few times for the ice cream, its too good 😍
go Melaka & Penang & Langkawi and try original cendol melaka
Thank you for the tips! 😍
That cendol seller is so generous with the toppings omg that's gotta be delicious. Mouthwatering indeed 🤤 Also that kind of backpack for rm150 is expensive for sure. Definitely a rip off. You get over a hundred for such a small bag only at some high end stores. For that bag at a shop like that usually you can get between rm30-60. You did a good job rejecting that offer. The rm70 for the backpack you actually bought was a much better offer considering the design, though yes I guess you could get as low as rm50 maybe. But for a tourist attraction market, rm70 is a good price 🥰
Stephen is right btw. Melaka is a good place to visit. My hometown! Jonker Street, River Cruise, A Famosa, Pantai Klebang... Melaka's signature dish would be Assam Pedas, and definitely must try the coconut shake here. Baba Nyonya food is also awesome. It's only about 2 hours trip from KL, and cost about rm10 if you take the bus.
Thanks for visiting our country,do enjoy your stay in malaysia
Thank you! We love it here 😍
Please consider penang.
You have lots of places to go.
The botanical gardens,
Awesome food and malls just to hang out.
Beautiful beaches at Tanjung Tokong
I love you guys so much... You guys are so sweet people and thank you for the best videos that you shares with us, I'm a big fun of both of you, and never missed one videos... Travel safe and God Bless you both...
not bamboo...it's tebu (ter-boo)..malaysian word for sugarcane
Shev & Dev: Congratulations to you guys on your remarkable videos from Southeast Asia in 2022.I really LOVE to watch your great videos in joy @ work 2022!
Shev & Dev: Thanks you guys so much for your new video that you guys just released today from Malaysia in October of 2022.I hope you guys are really having a remarkable times in Southeast Asia.I am so glad that you guys came from South Africa or the Rainbow Nation on the African continent in 2022!
When u said you will come back for the jersey... YOU ALREADY A MALAYSIAN!!!
Hyee guys u should try that refreshing drink that appear on this video @13:46, they have been selling the juice since early 90s, they’re legend ❤ love u guys❤
Whenever I am shopping in Petaling Street , I would counter offer with 40 % off. For that bag you bought you should have counter offer with Rm50 only.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your day exploration in KL.
Thank you for joining us on a day out! 🤩
@@ShevandDev Wonderful. 😁
Glad u guys didn't fall for that scam, RM85 or d offer RM70 for a jersey, that's too expensive. Half d price, RM40 or 35 is already quite expensive. RM70 for d bag, u could have bargained a little bit more. Anyway, that's petaling street.
Food is everywhere 😊 Cendol looks so yummy, its like the halohalo here in the Philippines 🙂
Hey Ian! Good to see you! Yes thats exactly what we thought! It brought us back to trying Halo-halo for the first time in Coron 😍
@@ShevandDev hehe so happy to hear that, we will wait the time you'll visit again the Philippines🫰
Just a bit. Halo halo is more like ABC in Malaysia, Cendol is also like halo halo.
@@Yasin_Affandi cendol punya indonesia bodoh kenapa kalian klaim lagi makanan indonesia?
Im so happy you discovered cendol!! Been bragging about it to my Philippine friends. Tasted it first in Chinatown before the pandemic . It was a small resto along Ancasa hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Loved it! Reminded me of halo halo too! Plus. I also had fun talking to and bargaining with Bangladeshi sellers in Chinatown. Shev and Dev, if you see the packaged dried fig, do buy it. Good for lowering cholesterol. Havent seen your other Malaysia videos but pls go to Penang as well. Loved the island but still modern vibe there. And Go to Maxims dimsum! It is the best. Penang has very good curry mee also. ❤I have to add, some take a van from Penang to Krabi, Thailand. Going back to MY, hope you could explore Melaka and Ipoh too. I love that Sg is also close to MY. 💗 Asia is awesome
guys,,,.....The Art of bargaining with street traders in Petaling Street is always ask for 50% discount from the price that the traders quote.....If they quote RM100-00 then bargain for RM50-00....you will be surprise reason being of the business competition in Petaling Street...and also they are selling imitation products.....
Shev & Dev: I wish you guys good luck & peace be with you guys in Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand etc) in 2022!
Chỉ nghe cháu gái cười cũng vui lây,chúc 2 cháu vv hạnh phúc
after going to malaysia. Next go to Indonesia
Interesting places in Indonesia
Jakarta= kota tua, monas, pik 2 which is like China town, and many more
If you want to know more about the many interesting places in Jakarta, you can search on the internet
Bali
Pulau komodo
Jokja
Malang and
Bandung
Very good in the bargaining part. I am from Singapore. I think come to bargain...I learnt from my Malaysian son in law....when bargain try go down to slightly more then 50%. If they say Rm100, try go down to Rm60..and see how it goes. Sometimes they purposely increase it by 100%>....me personally hates bargaining. So I always buy the one with price tag. Sometimes with price tag, I still bargain. Or shopping mall where the price is there already.
Hiya Shev and Dev, always enjoyable content. Love seeing all the different foods. Nice new bag. Great to see the street art. The ice cream looked delicious. Perfect. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely day.
Try putrajaya for beautiful gardens, lakes , architecture.
Shev & Dev: Congratulations to you guys in Southeast Asia in joy 2022!
You should shop around you bags but not to a place like trourist area. I think it is still expensive at 70 RM. Should you be around 40 RM
Hi… big fan here from a very close neighbouring county… love all ur videos, especially the ones in KL… oh btw, typically where I’m from, I would usually start bargaining as low as half or even lesser than half of the asking price… then the seller will usually increase the price gradually… like fishing, u may wanna play along with the bargaining… but again, it depends on the timings too… newly opened shops are usually hard to bargain, but towards the evening, they would just give in to u… ps: that’s just a habit I’ve been doing almost everywhere in the world…
But again, do enjoy ur stay… Cheers!
I am so glad I found your vlog.
next time you both should go to penang island.. im sure you'll enjoy the trip there with so much phenomenal foods and drinks too.
bruh said tree, bamboo and stickzzz at 1:85 holy shit ahahahahahahah. Wow
the first time I watched this couple, Shev reminds me of Sugu Pavithra..
Shev and Dev you need to spend more time in Malaysia. Theres more to see! Habitat on Penang Hill for one! Safe travels!
If you have the opportunity do consider coming over to a (less-modern-than-KL) city called Ipoh, a city with a latent charm and attraction of its own not found in those tourist brochures that are past their sell-by dates. Malaysia is a big place beyond just the pair of twin towers.
In cendol, we do not put fruits into it. Ice kacang yes.
Should bargain they could bring to lowest price its common for them up to squeez yor pocket especially from outsider all of them actually foriegn from south india bangladesh but they very smart in bisness similiar to durban in your country so many indian traders there i went there in 2018 visited my friend at port Elizabeth so im malayian.
Hi guys n others... Shud u all need to do any shopping at Petaling street in China town, d style here is u hv to BARGAIN . The guide line is 60% to 70% less. Eg RM100 shud only pay arnd rm30 to rm35...
The Backpact should be between rm36 to rm55...
Leaving malaysia so soon...thats only kl...there are 11 states in the peninsular and 2 huge states on the island of borneo....each has its own characters and vibes...a year is barely sufficient to cover them all...come to sarawak and you will have an adventure of a lifetime
We will be sure to come back to explore more of Malaysia 😍✨
Halo halo is more like the Malaysian Dessert which is the ABC (Air Batu Campur which means shaved ice). Try the ABC topped with ice cream
Have a great day guy's
Me myself don't buy bags at places like that. I mean reasonably they sold those at that price. Tourist spot, in the middle of KL. Of course that's the prices you'll see. Maybe that's why now Malaysians love online shopping more 🤣🤣
So true, we wanted some bargaining practice 😜
You must try the yellow house beside you buy ice cream, the egg tart, char siew tart . yam pastry is super delicious
Easy. To bargain go to more than 1 shop nearby. Then return to the one that gives a reasonable price for that same quality. Not necessary the lowest price but a fair price for quality sometimes cheap it not good, good is not cheap.
She looks like a Malaysian Punjabi girl......beautiful.
hahah thank you :)
Oh...you can get sugar cane juice in wembley and south hall london. By the way, girl you look like a malaysian indian. If you want to purchase anything go to the mall. Petaling street is meant for tourist so they mark up the price
Very yummy sugar cane juice. I think you did a great job on the backpack Shev.. yummy ice cream. Really enjoyed video.
bargain market so expensive,,,.. seller also a lot foreigner worker from bangladesh.. go to local area more better.. ( downtown danau kota setapak ) nite market everynite until 3am
When I'm bargaining for things, the first thing I say in response to their first price is to nod appreciatively, and then say "that's a really good price, but I only want to buy one." And then offer half what they asked.
In Nepal Kathmandu it cost Nepali 900 rupees only
Dear,
At least you better price for that bag compared the earlier seller...
Just enjoy the trip and the food, drinks etc
I think that man was saying That sugar cane is also called tebu, not bamboo. Tebu is sugarcane in Malay language.
And the cendol is actually pandan flavored jelly made from glutinous rice flour formed in tear shape.
One tip for bargaining, always start with half the price you are offered before you come to an agreeable price with the seller.
Lol
Where else will you guys be going in Malaysia? How long are you guys staying?
enjoy your bargain skill in south east asia , this event can not been ignore , general guidelines half price n go to 3 similar outlet
Yes it’s good barging
You're good at bargaining gurl..😁👍🏻
I guess it's time for Bak Kut Teh hunting in Klang!
Ure hair cut @brickfields is pretty guddy2 nam2 amigo
Interesting. The bamboo sugar can reminded me of the area in Kentucky that my parents grew up. I Cain was grown. Put through a press. Take the juice. Boil it down to make molasses. This was done on local farms at the time. Oh! Shopping the way Ms. Shev did is never easy or, honestly fun. You never know how much you’re being taken for? Great video. I think that you’re going to India.
bamboo sugar can? It's called sugarcane plant
You had a very day with very good bargain for that super cute backpack. Sad to hear that you are going to leave Malaysia soon. I hope you do come back in the future. Besides, you haven't explored the other states and the two regions of Malaysia situated in Borneo ie Sarawak and Sabah.
As a foreigner, you have negotiations well.
As the shop owner has to make a little bit of profit too, RM70 is not too expensive as you convert it to £ 😅😅😅
Hi guys, can I just correct you - sugar cane and bamboo are not the same. Bamboo is taller and has a hollow core. The core of sugar cane is soft and full of juice.
Im not going to say much about Chendol coz its so famous and pretty much everyone Msians can easily tell u what Chendol is. As for the bag the price Rm70 on the outlook i muz say it is expensive but to be honest, in Petaling Street, even locals hardly get any lower than that. Hence u did a pretty okay job i muz say. Those locals who said u can get much2 lower than Rm70 for that item u purchased at Petaling Street dont know much about it.. but having said that u can get the same item way cheaper in a non fancy malls all over KL if u fancied in searching for them. The only plus thing i wud say for Petaling Street are those fake or duplicate Branded items that come in certain grades which u can get at surprisingly cheap price. Fyi unlike many years ago, Petaling Street is more for tourists than locals.. so too the prices.
Its not bamboo . Its sugar cane.
Yes we initially said sugar cane but the man told us bamboo 😅
Why That Uncle Said Bamboo ? Weirdo ?
He did not say bamboo. He said people call it sugarcane, some call it bamboo. He was talking about non Asian visitors. Asians know it as sugarcane.
I my mind I think, please do not stick your fingers where it doesn't belong.... it looks so dangerous if there are kids around...
@@rizlanghazali985 u are dam right ✌️
Enjoy the great treats..
The thing about bartering is how much you think it’s worth to you. If your happy with how much you paid for it then be happy about what you paid. Even if it was a bit much you may have just helped someone feed his/her family. 😊
Local..example says bag for RM100, you cut in half to RM50 then next negotiate how low from RM50 they can get you to buy. For regular use, it could last 3 months lol
When in Petaling Street, you have to bargain. Always go for half the price they are asking. If they refuse, walk away. Most times, they will call you back and sell it to you or for a price that’s at least a third of the original asking price. Do not be embarrassed as it’s the norm there. I’m Malaysian but live in Australia now.
Go to state of pahang or Trengganu (east coast) peninsula Malaysia . . Beautiful view, clean and fresh air, chippers food,
Thank you, we plan those places for the next trip to Malaysia :)
Sugar cane with some squeezed lemon to it will taste fabulous.
It was super refreshing for a hot day 😍
I’m pretty sure the first hawker said “tebu” which is a Malay word for sugar cane.
Chendol isn’t necessarily from Penang or Melaka. It’s a regional food. You can find it all around Southeast Asia from Singapore to Indonesia to Brunei and Malaysia.
The chendol place you went to is very close to this one Malay restaurant called Palmierra. They serve Malay cuisine mainly from the state of Pahang. It’s on the expensive side but their foods are amazing. I can’t stress enough how amazing the foods are. Just the opposite of the chendol place.
You’re pretty good at bargaining but you need a little more ego to bring down the price. Hahaha. However, maybe because Petaling Street is a little too touristy, RM70 is pretty good. I’d honestly go for the knock off Coach for 100 (can bring the price down to 70). But the material is heavier.
Cendol and rojak was first made in Malaysia by the indians so it's not original from other region, just you know.
SugarCane is Tebu
You need to bargain at least 50% lesser than price lol
Hahaha I tried my best! 😅🙏
Aiya you should come during Ramadan. You can drink sugarcane and more till bloated.
I’ll try also ice cream ty for recommend
For me the backpack wasn't a bad price.
In Malaysia usually you dont get ripped/scammed even if you are tourists. But it can happen. And... It happens.
Thanks for wonderful vlog in Malaysia. Next I think u are going to Singapore?
Thank you so much! Ooh we would love to visit Singapore 😍
You may try in range of rm28-rn30/unit
You need some bargaining skills if you buy something in Petaling Street. Like that jersey, I can mark down the price below rm50. I can even buy it for RM40 per piece. But that bag was a good price at RM70.
Interesting & informative.thanks