Watching this video.. Started following you about a month and a half after I got back to Japan from KL watching this videoBLOWN AWAY by PUTRAJAYA 🇲🇾 it is like it never stopped raining there.. No mad capitalist I don't know if you watch his videos he loves the place he is Rich he has offices and houses all over the world and he has a once of your conference in kL he loves it.. Maybe it is good that now you've been exploring it
This is a really high end mall bro. If you want to buy electronic stuff, phone related stuff, go to imbi plaza, or lowyatt plaza. Pavilion is for Manhattanites 😁. PAUL is that funny alien guy who escaped the clutches of Sigourney weaver with the help of Simon pegg and Jason Bateman. 😅
Cool I have to check out imbi and lowyatt. Yea I definitely won't really buy anything in Pavilion, too high end. My favorite mall so far really was the IOI mall in Putrajaya
Yea good call, I don't know why I continue to get caught in the rain without an umbrella each day, it's my own fault. I've actually bought 2 umbrellas from KK at this point and left them both in hotel rooms on accident!
Padang is a place in Indonesia. So Nasi Padang refer to the style of rice + dishes from that region. Malay dishes are regional. For example Malay dishes from the north like Kedah & Penang is different from dishes from the east coast (also north) like Kelantan & Terangganu etc. So Nasi Padang are Malay dishes from Padang (Malay here referring to the race, not nationality)
Ben, you better be careful bcoz their food is known for super spicy. Ask for the spicy level before you choose any menu at any Nasi Padang restaurant. @benfishermin
Haha, I feel like if I just record the mall and the stores it's kind of boring, to me at least, so I keep talking in hopes to make it more entertaining
Ideal meal time in Malaysia - 11am - noon, 2.30pm - 4.30pm (avoid the lunch crowd, 4pm usually is Malaysian teatime for teh tarik!), dinner would be around 6.30pm onwards and supper time (the best!) from 11 pm onwards (soccer match time!)
Lower grounds of a mall are usually where the food courts are, sometimes there's one on the top floors, sometimes hidden. You just gotta follow the staff or office worker crowds. There's usually also a 7-11 or a small convenience store near the parking lots for you to get water and other small things. Ground floors are for luxury brands, high street brands usually above. Home goods and electronics are on the top floors. I usually use the interactive directory screens to find and browse stores and they give you directions too. Hope this helps!
The best and fastest way to find any shop or food court is to ask the workers working in the shop lots there because all of them generally speaks English. That’ll save you a lot of unnecessary walking. Most of the malls I’ve been, the food court tends to be on the lowest level eg LG (lower ground). Lot 10 mall in that area is a good example of that
Experience other fancy malls in KL areas..among the most popular ones : 1. MidValley Megamall - plenty of activities 2. Sunway Pyramid..got ice skating in it 3. The Mines Shopping Mall...it has got river & boat riding inside the mall! 4. One Utama - the largest mall in malaysia..it;s got jungle/park on rooftop 5. Berjaya Time Square - roller coaster in the mall 6. IOI Mall - Putrajaya..among the largest 7. TRX --the latest one now 8. Suria KLCC 9.Lalaport many more..the list is too long...😂
Spain and Peru are both weed friendly. Spain is super weed friendly. You could open up your own smoke club.. I would like to supply high grade indoor growing. Want to check out the electric prices in Valencia, Spain? Most weeds are growing outdoors. Some of those 28, 28 to 32% THC would be a welcome in the smoke clubs.
Peru is on my list to visit some time, I have a friend who lived there for years and never spent more than $1,000 per month. He did say the food is not great though, even though Peruvian food is good, same as Cuba the food in the actual country is not good and you can find way better Peruvian + Cuban food in USA for example
yup.. looking forward to watch ‘the boy & the heron’ too… anything by Hayao Miyazaki is worth watching… nasi padang is an indonesian style dish… the one in malaysia n singapore tend not to hv the authentic style of presentation.. in jakarta.. all the dishes are displayed in a small plate or bowl.. they’ll serve u every dishes they hv.. n will charge u wat u take… it was named padang because that is the area where this style of rice dishes originated frm…
11:30 Yes. MUslim wear is a multi-billion industry around the world. From the fabric of headwear to sportswear, workware, everydaywear, swimsuits, it's big business. Of course, there are high-end muslim wear that's just as expensive as any fashion from Milan.
@@benfisherminThere would be. Some of the popular brands are like Jovian, Ariani, Lilit etc.. I know Ariani does fashion shows and they use models with western height and looks😊
Pavilion is a high end mall and its a mix of brands from around the world. Many European luxury brands too. There is a big food court in the lower ground level.
Explore Bukit Bintang area with LOT10 Mall near the mrt being like an almost fully japanese mall with Donki, Isetan and a Japanese food court at level 4 as well as a chinese food court at level LG
Not a huge mall, but has delicious food. You can do a vid on the malls in bukit bintang: starhill gallery, farenheit 88, low yat plaza, berjaya times square, sungei wang, lalaport bbcc
If you want a different vibe of mall and vintage, you can go to Campbell complex near Jalan Dang Wangi. Nice walking path and on the weekend, you can find a lot of local malay streetfood in Jalan TAR street market
im just completely stuck with Gen-X's '80-90s fashion staple stuff- Gap tees, Levis denims (or Dockers brown khakis) anytime. Sneakers, maybe some Nike or New Balance and im good to go. maybe some golf trucker-style caps, too - keep off those rain drops and scorching sunrays ✌️
Pavilion Mall has one of the best food courts in KL! It’s at the lower ground and it’s huge!!! So many choices you don’t know what to pick! Everything is good!
You can try “Chinese economy rice” at some Chinese restaurants or food court in the mall at a very decent price (depending on what dishes you choose). It’s buffet style. So, you don’t have to take the rice. Some dishes served without gluten or soy sauce. It serves throughout the day but fresh at 11am or 4pm.
Thanks, I am still weary about this since I don’t know what ingredients are in the food. I don’t think there are any dishes that don’t use sugar, soy, or gluten within Chinese style food
@@benfishermin Some Malaysian Chinese food has some curry, especially Nyonya food. Nyonya is the people of Malay-mixed Chinese descent (if you don’t know). They use less soy.
Some high end malls in kl area: Pavillion TRX Suria Mid valley Lot 10 While lalaport is a japanese mall. Not crowded there. I watched kong vs godzilla. It sucks
Don't buy a phone case in a mall. Go to night markets or Chinatown. Go to the Filipino mall by Chinatown. Very friendly Filipinos. Paul is all over Europe. Go down the underpass to Brands Outlet..cheap. Can you eat hotpot? Cooking meats and veg in broth? Suki-ya in the Japanese row on the top floor is like $10 USD for AYCE (All You Can Eat). Unbelievable value. The food court is in the basement. I should watch the video before I comment, but this one is long and I gotta meet friends for dinner in 10 mins.😁
If you need etectronic stuff, go to Low Yat Plaza..its an electronic mall nothing else. You'b be spoilt for choice. The green vege looks like morning glory@water spinach.
Besides being cold is it worth visiting? I watched some videos but didn’t seem very nature oriented or anything, it seemed like a big mall or something, am I missing something?
Well I haven't found one yet which doesn't use sugar, even if it's not sweet they still use a good amount of sugar, I asked probably 15 different places and gave up since they all said it had sugar.
Maybe a video on the Nasi's. Kandar, lemak, campur, padang, etc. CZcams keeps correcting my words. It doesn't understand Malay. We all could see the sink behind you when you asked. I slapped my forehead.😂 Mercado means Market in Spanish.
Pavilion is an evil mall. One of Malaysia’s most cherished institutions, the Bukit Bintang Girls School, fell to make way for the mall. When some of the former students asked if the developers could at least retain the school’s arch, for nostalgia, their request was denied. Now nothing remains of the former school. Up till today, some of the former students still refuse to step foot inside Pavilion.
I stayed at an apartment for a couple of years at KL Plaza in the late 90's. Top floor, great view. Remember the school and thinking that developers would soon target that location. The real baddies were the site owners who could have insisted on the school being remembered as was wished for. Can't blame the developers for considering only their own interests.
If your mobile phone is damaged, or you want to buy a new mobile phone, you should go to Plaza Low Yatt which is specialized for these items. You can find hand phones, tablets, laptops, drones and others it parts at a lower price compared to other outlets in Kuala Lumpur because there is a lot of competition. The location is located in Bukit Bintang, just behind Sungei Wang Plaza or in the middle between Berjaya Times Square and Jalan Alor Night Market.
Seriously, it's not my kind of place. I am a practical person and it bores me to the core 😅 I probably shop there once a year even if I have plenty to throw around.
I get that, I don't really shop in these kind of luxury stores, it was nice to walk around in but I won't really go very often, maybe if I lived very close by I'd occasionally walk around there or get some food.
@@benfishermin it's just my me actually. My impression of these up end places...of course it's good for you to explore those places which I think not a place if you want to see "real" Malaysian and Malaysian stuff. It's good that one can see tourism in action but to see real Malaysian you could be deceived because people there mostly are living a whole different world in their mind there. I'm trying to be as polite... people may not like what I could say in bold. Actually you can see the same kind of place in any Asian countries where in such instances you get wrong impression of the real people.🤣 Again, don't think that I commented about you.... it's that place.🙏
You definitely traveled. You were right about Vietnam. Their English really sucks. That is a challenging part, but their manufacturing is great and their condos and housing and food is the best anywhere. Best value for your money. Imagine making US Dollars there. That's what I'm going to try to do.
Other good places to check out Lima Peru Spanish are much easier and Valencia Spain. They are both good for affordable living, but Barcelona has maybe too much crime.
I love Spain, particularly Barcelona but it's freaking expensive. Valencia is way cheaper but I'm not a huge fan, it's a bit boring and the culture not as interesting for me. In general though Spain as a whole is way way more expensive than Southeast Asia, and the visa is much more difficult anywhere in the Schengen zone since you can't just do a visa run, you need to stay out of the country for several months. Amazing place though, I'd live in Spain over Southeast Asia if I had the money and a visa.
I got super itchy at the back of my head hearing you keep asking where's the food court and where you can get a bottle of water. You walked past I think a couple of directories and if I'm not mistaken 3 security guards or mall policemen if you like. Gee... search the directory or just ask the guards Ben. Problem solved.
@@benfishermin Yeah.. I jotted down this comment about 3 quarters of the way through the video and I knew sooner or later, if you keep exploring, you'll find the food court and you did. 😁✌
I noticed that your digestive issues have led you to actually eat a carnivore diet. If you would have simply indicated that you eat animal based food products ts do you think that would have been socially unacceptable in the US? I am in Canada and I think k in certain circles people would not want to say they eat mostly animal products. Did this play into your decision to leave NYC and the US? I like your channel because you are authentic, genuine. I enjoy personal experiences shared in an honest way. Keep it up and I'll keep watching.
Yea I often go full carnivore and sometimes I'm flexible with a more keto style diet, when I don't have a kitchen. Carnivore is definitely the way though and makes me feel the best. Actually this is very socially accepted in the US, I definitely talked about it a lot, nobody sees it in a bad way other than feeling bad that I cannot eat carbs. It still messes with the social life because I didn't want to eat out at restaurants much, and can't drink alcohol. Even hardcore vegans are understanding since it's being done from a health standpoint, something I pretty much need to do to feel good. It didn't play into my decision to leave at all, it's actually far easier in the US to eat a carnivore diet, I was mostly eating beef and eggs, beef is readily available in the US but in Thailand it's difficult to actually get good beef at a reasonable price. Now in Malaysia there's more beef and lamb around, still not so cheap though.
Yea it's a bit much, I was really into clothes and accessories back then especially. Damn I should've just gotten Lasik! I know it wasn't possible when I asked my eye doctor many years ago, with an astigmatism, I do think it's possible now though
Can I ask something. You seem to know a lot of stuffs and these apparels. I want to get a new mens sling bag, can recommend me any good looking ones or brands you like?
If you have the budget I’d say Guidi makes amazing bags, it’s an Italian brand using 100% horse leather, it will last forever. On the cheaper end COS makes stylish bags
Yes, the same. Basement is the floor beneath the Ground Floor. We follow the British floor naming system; except the one in Nu Central Mall - which still confuse me.
I know what you mean by Under Armor just an overpriced Nike brand.. It's hard to find good athletic wear with no name.. I just go with the overpriced surf wear..
Yea it never caught on for me personally, never tried wearing the clothes but I never had too much interest I guess. Unbranded is definitely preferrable!
That's wild, must have been in the wrong areas, there's a really overwhelming amount of beautiful Chinese, Indonesian and Malay women here. There aren't so many Japanese, Korean or White women though.
I noticed you hardly asked locals for pointers when you're walking. Wandering aimlessly. I got stressed just by watching you! My honest opinion... Sorry!
I wasn't actually looking for anything here, except the food court which I asked someone and they directed me to it, and I ate there in the video. Are you sure you watched the video?
You don't have to eat with your hands..you know that..right? You can get utensils from the counter. Usually in a non-fancy restaurant, those utensils are self collect. I don't eat with my hands except when eating KFC, unshelled Shrimps, Burger or Pizza.
Many Japanese Foods are not as pricey as they normally are..but their quality is 👎bcos they are NOT using original Japanese recipes. They are modified to meet the Halal rule.
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The KL twin towers mall has good food.
Watching this video.. Started following you about a month and a half after I got back to Japan from KL watching this videoBLOWN AWAY by PUTRAJAYA 🇲🇾 it is like it never stopped raining there.. No mad capitalist I don't know if you watch his videos he loves the place he is Rich he has offices and houses all over the world and he has a once of your conference in kL he loves it.. Maybe it is good that now you've been exploring it
Lol, Ben, I think you were born to be a vlogger. You can really talk about anything and you keep going 😂
Haha thanks, I think it's my calling!
This is a really high end mall bro. If you want to buy electronic stuff, phone related stuff, go to imbi plaza, or lowyatt plaza. Pavilion is for Manhattanites 😁. PAUL is that funny alien guy who escaped the clutches of Sigourney weaver with the help of Simon pegg and Jason Bateman. 😅
Cool I have to check out imbi and lowyatt. Yea I definitely won't really buy anything in Pavilion, too high end. My favorite mall so far really was the IOI mall in Putrajaya
I only went to the Pavilion once in my life. I find sleeping at home, playing sports and fishing far more enjoyable.
Yea once a year is enough for me 😂
U r a chatter Ben. U can talk any topic u want base on what u think n experience. Keep going..😂😂
Haha thanks a lot!
KL Travellers things to bring:
1. Drinking water
2. Tissue papers for toilet stop
3. Umbrella
Yea good call, I don't know why I continue to get caught in the rain without an umbrella each day, it's my own fault. I've actually bought 2 umbrellas from KK at this point and left them both in hotel rooms on accident!
Pavilion mall is old. You need to visit kl's newest coolest mall, TRX mall with a rooftop park. Just take the mrt subway to tun razak exchange station
Yea I did go to TRX in another video, very nice too, for me nicer actually the layout is better at TRX
Padang is a place in Indonesia. So Nasi Padang refer to the style of rice + dishes from that region. Malay dishes are regional. For example Malay dishes from the north like Kedah & Penang is different from dishes from the east coast (also north) like Kelantan & Terangganu etc. So Nasi Padang are Malay dishes from Padang (Malay here referring to the race, not nationality)
Ohh okay thanks, next time I'll have to try out the Nasi Padang place for some different flavors
Ben, you better be careful bcoz their food is known for super spicy. Ask for the spicy level before you choose any menu at any Nasi Padang restaurant. @benfishermin
I Just Saw The Most Talkative Vlogger, EVER. 😄
Haha, I feel like if I just record the mall and the stores it's kind of boring, to me at least, so I keep talking in hopes to make it more entertaining
Ideal meal time in Malaysia - 11am - noon, 2.30pm - 4.30pm (avoid the lunch crowd, 4pm usually is Malaysian teatime for teh tarik!), dinner would be around 6.30pm onwards and supper time (the best!) from 11 pm onwards (soccer match time!)
Sweet that’s helpful thank you
Selamat pagi Ben...u kena bawa sebotol air minirel setiap kali buat video...sekarang cuaca agak panas🇲🇾🤝😃👍✌️
Thanks, true I need to bring one every time
Hi Ben, I like watching your videos to learn English. I'm also interested in KL which is a place I want to move to live permanently.
Lower grounds of a mall are usually where the food courts are, sometimes there's one on the top floors, sometimes hidden. You just gotta follow the staff or office worker crowds. There's usually also a 7-11 or a small convenience store near the parking lots for you to get water and other small things. Ground floors are for luxury brands, high street brands usually above. Home goods and electronics are on the top floors. I usually use the interactive directory screens to find and browse stores and they give you directions too. Hope this helps!
Very helpful thanks a lot 😁😁😁
Returning from dinner...BASEMENT Ben, BASEMENT! The food court and less expensive restaurants are down. Most malls have food in the basement.
Hm well the food court I ate in this video was on the ground floor I believe, is there an actual basement below this with another food court?
@benfishermin no, that was the bottom floor.
i like how you pronounced it as "Bucket Bintang." 😃
one off your bucket list!
You should check out genting highland. 40 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Is it beautiful nature there? When I watched videos it just looked like a big mall or amusement park, there must be more then that there
The best and fastest way to find any shop or food court is to ask the workers working in the shop lots there because all of them generally speaks English. That’ll save you a lot of unnecessary walking. Most of the malls I’ve been, the food court tends to be on the lowest level eg LG (lower ground). Lot 10 mall in that area is a good example of that
Yea that’s a good move. Thanks
Experience other fancy malls in KL areas..among the most popular ones :
1. MidValley Megamall - plenty of activities
2. Sunway Pyramid..got ice skating in it
3. The Mines Shopping Mall...it has got river & boat riding inside the mall!
4. One Utama - the largest mall in malaysia..it;s got jungle/park on rooftop
5. Berjaya Time Square - roller coaster in the mall
6. IOI Mall - Putrajaya..among the largest
7. TRX --the latest one now
8. Suria KLCC
9.Lalaport
many more..the list is too long...😂
Thanks I gotta check some of these out! I went to IOI in Putrajaya which was crazy, I prefer it for sure over Pavilion mall actually.
@@benfisherminI love IOI Putrajaya Mall.. it situated close to me where I live
@@WafeeTerengganunice, I really liked putrajaya, way more relaxed than KL
It is IOI City Mall and don't confuse with IOI Mall in Puchong
Continued watching the whole clip to see if you found the food court downstairs 🤣
Haha I finally made it there
Great video, keep up the good work 🙌
Thank you!
U just missed the back entrance. That escalator and covered sky bridge takes you right into the mall.
Yea that would’ve been easier 😅
Spain and Peru are both weed friendly. Spain is super weed friendly. You could open up your own smoke club.. I would like to supply high grade indoor growing. Want to check out the electric prices in Valencia, Spain? Most weeds are growing outdoors. Some of those 28, 28 to 32% THC would be a welcome in the smoke clubs.
Peru is on my list to visit some time, I have a friend who lived there for years and never spent more than $1,000 per month. He did say the food is not great though, even though Peruvian food is good, same as Cuba the food in the actual country is not good and you can find way better Peruvian + Cuban food in USA for example
yup.. looking forward to watch ‘the boy & the heron’ too… anything by Hayao Miyazaki is worth watching… nasi padang is an indonesian style dish… the one in malaysia n singapore tend not to hv the authentic style of presentation.. in jakarta.. all the dishes are displayed in a small plate or bowl.. they’ll serve u every dishes they hv.. n will charge u wat u take… it was named padang because that is the area where this style of rice dishes originated frm…
Nice, Miyazaki is a guaranteed good watch. Ah okay thanks for this!
'TEN LEVELS. C'mon, it's not a video game" hahaha 😅
Haha 👾🕹️🎮
Many are European brands. Paul is a popular coffee shop in France. I saw it everywhere when I was in Paris.
Ahh nice I was wondering who Paul was
if you come to this mall around a festival, the atrium display is famous for being obnoxiously blinging !
11:30 Yes. MUslim wear is a multi-billion industry around the world. From the fabric of headwear to sportswear, workware, everydaywear, swimsuits, it's big business. Of course, there are high-end muslim wear that's just as expensive as any fashion from Milan.
Nice good to know that, is there fashion shows / runway stuff for these brands?
@@benfisherminThere would be. Some of the popular brands are like Jovian, Ariani, Lilit etc.. I know Ariani does fashion shows and they use models with western height and looks😊
@@whoshere767 Cool I'm gonna look up some videos thanks
Pavilion is a high end mall and its a mix of brands from around the world. Many European luxury brands too.
There is a big food court in the lower ground level.
Thanks I ate at the food court in this video, it was good!
Food Republic @ Pavilion food court is some of the best food court in a mall...
It was quite good!
Yes! Go straight to the Basement floor.
Explore Bukit Bintang area with LOT10 Mall near the mrt being like an almost fully japanese mall with Donki, Isetan and a Japanese food court at level 4 as well as a chinese food court at level LG
Nice so maybe there’s some good sushi there?
@@benfishermin There's a lot of good food there. Good japanese and chinese food
Not a huge mall, but has delicious food. You can do a vid on the malls in bukit bintang: starhill gallery, farenheit 88, low yat plaza, berjaya times square, sungei wang, lalaport bbcc
If you want a different vibe of mall and vintage, you can go to Campbell complex near Jalan Dang Wangi. Nice walking path and on the weekend, you can find a lot of local malay streetfood in Jalan TAR street market
Ah awesome thanks I gotta check it out.
@@benfishermin you should check it out. A lot of thrift and vintage collection stores. You also can find a local suit and leather tailors
im just completely stuck with Gen-X's '80-90s fashion staple stuff- Gap tees, Levis denims (or Dockers brown khakis) anytime. Sneakers, maybe some Nike or New Balance and im good to go. maybe some golf trucker-style caps, too - keep off those rain drops and scorching sunrays ✌️
Timeless attire 😁😁
Pavilion Mall has one of the best food courts in KL! It’s at the lower ground and it’s huge!!! So many choices you don’t know what to pick! Everything is good!
Yea I enjoyed that food there, gotta try some more of those spots in that food court too
You can try “Chinese economy rice” at some Chinese restaurants or food court in the mall at a very decent price (depending on what dishes you choose). It’s buffet style. So, you don’t have to take the rice. Some dishes served without gluten or soy sauce. It serves throughout the day but fresh at 11am or 4pm.
Thanks, I am still weary about this since I don’t know what ingredients are in the food. I don’t think there are any dishes that don’t use sugar, soy, or gluten within Chinese style food
@@benfishermin Some Malaysian Chinese food has some curry, especially Nyonya food. Nyonya is the people of Malay-mixed Chinese descent (if you don’t know). They use less soy.
Zara usually have Zara women n Zara men, it usually just nearby if not next to each other.
Oh yea true, I believe it was in Bangsar Village that they had only the women's one which surprised me
Some high end malls in kl area:
Pavillion
TRX
Suria
Mid valley
Lot 10
While lalaport is a japanese mall. Not crowded there.
I watched kong vs godzilla. It sucks
Sweet I need to check out Mid Valley and Suria still. Haha good to know about kong vs godzilla...I'll be skipping it completely
Don't buy a phone case in a mall. Go to night markets or Chinatown. Go to the Filipino mall by Chinatown. Very friendly Filipinos.
Paul is all over Europe. Go down the underpass to Brands Outlet..cheap.
Can you eat hotpot? Cooking meats and veg in broth? Suki-ya in the Japanese row on the top floor is like $10 USD for AYCE (All You Can Eat). Unbelievable value. The food court is in the basement. I should watch the video before I comment, but this one is long and I gotta meet friends for dinner in 10 mins.😁
Thanks I’ll check out the Filipino mall and yea hotpot is great for me as long as they don’t marinate the meat!
Pavillion is nothing compared to ioi city mall putrajaya (the world's 2nd largest after iran)
you mean biggest in asia not the world
Yea I agree, I went there and I was blown away actually. And it's not just luxury high end stuff it was really good mid level and cheaper shopping!
I love fashion and know “Max Mara”. It is an upscale Italian brand. Most high end are Italian.
Yea Italian stuff is great. I have some boots from Guidi which are probably the best I have, 100% horse leather 😁
If you need etectronic stuff, go to Low Yat Plaza..its an electronic mall nothing else. You'b be spoilt for choice.
The green vege looks like morning glory@water spinach.
Sweet I’m gonna check it out thanks
i think you can go to Genting Highland. is good and cold place.
Besides being cold is it worth visiting? I watched some videos but didn’t seem very nature oriented or anything, it seemed like a big mall or something, am I missing something?
@@benfishermin Enjoy the mountain forest life , and walk more see more anything.
Supporting my eBestie on this one. Malls are Malls to me. On to the next video my friend. 😏
I know you just looooove a mall
@@benfishermin Lololol, wise guy. 😁😫
malaysian sambal are not sweet, u just have to find the right shop/stall
most malaysian hate sweet sambal too 😂
Well I haven't found one yet which doesn't use sugar, even if it's not sweet they still use a good amount of sugar, I asked probably 15 different places and gave up since they all said it had sugar.
@@benfishermintry make your own homemade sambal Ben. You find one girlfriend to make sambal for you. Hehehe
@@natrahmohammad8979 Ahh I like the second option here :D
It's sweet for foreigners I've noticed many that commented on the sweetness of sambal even the ones bought from authentic road side stalls
Actually, the structure above your head is an air-conditioned, covered walkway to Pavilion
Yea I should’ve used that!
Maybe a video on the Nasi's. Kandar, lemak, campur, padang, etc.
CZcams keeps correcting my words. It doesn't understand Malay.
We all could see the sink behind you when you asked. I slapped my forehead.😂
Mercado means Market in Spanish.
A guy allergic to rice doing a video on the different nasi is pretty funny 😂
@@benfishermin 😂
For Vlogging just get a DJI Osmo Pocket 3, a more convenient camera than the handphone
Just watched some videos of footage from this on CZcams, it seems really great, even at night. I'd get one right now if I had the money for it!
Pavilion is an evil mall. One of Malaysia’s most cherished institutions, the Bukit Bintang Girls School, fell to make way for the mall. When some of the former students asked if the developers could at least retain the school’s arch, for nostalgia, their request was denied. Now nothing remains of the former school. Up till today, some of the former students still refuse to step foot inside Pavilion.
I stayed at an apartment for a couple of years at KL Plaza in the late 90's. Top floor, great view. Remember the school and thinking that developers would soon target that location. The real baddies were the site owners who could have insisted on the school being remembered as was wished for. Can't blame the developers for considering only their own interests.
There was a church or chapel too. I don’t know what happened to it.
That’s a shame, there’s blood on their hands
@@anuardalhar6762 Demolished like everything else connected to it.
Nasi Padang is indonesian food from Sumatra
True
Thanks good to know this
Those ogawa chairs were priced at RM$28,000! That's US$7000 not US$700 :)
Haha oops, that’s a PRICEY chair…
Lalaport Mall is nearby. It's a Japanese luxury mall. I prefer it over Pavilion.
If your mobile phone is damaged, or you want to buy a new mobile phone, you should go to Plaza Low Yatt which is specialized for these items. You can find hand phones, tablets, laptops, drones and others it parts at a lower price compared to other outlets in Kuala Lumpur because there is a lot of competition. The location is located in Bukit Bintang, just behind Sungei Wang Plaza or in the middle between Berjaya Times Square and Jalan Alor Night Market.
Awesome thanks a lot!
Seriously, it's not my kind of place. I am a practical person and it bores me to the core 😅 I probably shop there once a year even if I have plenty to throw around.
I get that, I don't really shop in these kind of luxury stores, it was nice to walk around in but I won't really go very often, maybe if I lived very close by I'd occasionally walk around there or get some food.
@@benfishermin it's just my me actually. My impression of these up end places...of course it's good for you to explore those places which I think not a place if you want to see "real" Malaysian and Malaysian stuff. It's good that one can see tourism in action but to see real Malaysian you could be deceived because people there mostly are living a whole different world in their mind there. I'm trying to be as polite... people may not like what I could say in bold. Actually you can see the same kind of place in any Asian countries where in such instances you get wrong impression of the real people.🤣 Again, don't think that I commented about you.... it's that place.🙏
You definitely traveled. You were right about Vietnam. Their English really sucks. That is a challenging part, but their manufacturing is great and their condos and housing and food is the best anywhere. Best value for your money. Imagine making US Dollars there. That's what I'm going to try to do.
It's crazy what you can get in Hanoi or Da Nang for the money, number one reason I'd like to spend some time there.
Other good places to check out Lima Peru Spanish are much easier and Valencia Spain. They are both good for affordable living, but Barcelona has maybe too much crime.
I love Spain, particularly Barcelona but it's freaking expensive. Valencia is way cheaper but I'm not a huge fan, it's a bit boring and the culture not as interesting for me. In general though Spain as a whole is way way more expensive than Southeast Asia, and the visa is much more difficult anywhere in the Schengen zone since you can't just do a visa run, you need to stay out of the country for several months. Amazing place though, I'd live in Spain over Southeast Asia if I had the money and a visa.
I got super itchy at the back of my head hearing you keep asking where's the food court and where you can get a bottle of water. You walked past I think a couple of directories and if I'm not mistaken 3 security guards or mall policemen if you like. Gee... search the directory or just ask the guards Ben. Problem solved.
Yea that's what I did is ask someone, that's exactly how I got to the food court in this video (Food Republic). Maybe you missed this part.
@@benfishermin Yeah.. I jotted down this comment about 3 quarters of the way through the video and I knew sooner or later, if you keep exploring, you'll find the food court and you did. 😁✌
@@zaharizak Haha nice!
You just need to raise up your hand to cross the road😁
True thanks 😁
That Chinese herb shop just worry and anxious u’d record something that’s illegal or exotic on their shelf 😅😏
I noticed that your digestive issues have led you to actually eat a carnivore diet.
If you would have simply indicated that you eat animal based food products ts do you think that would have been socially unacceptable in the US?
I am in Canada and I think k in certain circles people would not want to say they eat mostly animal products.
Did this play into your decision to leave NYC and the US? I like your channel because you are authentic, genuine. I enjoy personal experiences shared in an honest way. Keep it up and I'll keep watching.
Yea I often go full carnivore and sometimes I'm flexible with a more keto style diet, when I don't have a kitchen. Carnivore is definitely the way though and makes me feel the best. Actually this is very socially accepted in the US, I definitely talked about it a lot, nobody sees it in a bad way other than feeling bad that I cannot eat carbs. It still messes with the social life because I didn't want to eat out at restaurants much, and can't drink alcohol. Even hardcore vegans are understanding since it's being done from a health standpoint, something I pretty much need to do to feel good. It didn't play into my decision to leave at all, it's actually far easier in the US to eat a carnivore diet, I was mostly eating beef and eggs, beef is readily available in the US but in Thailand it's difficult to actually get good beef at a reasonable price. Now in Malaysia there's more beef and lamb around, still not so cheap though.
WTF!!! 700 bucks! I can do lasik for that amount of money.
However I wear monthly contact lenses. Costs about RM65 for 3 pairs.
Yea it's a bit much, I was really into clothes and accessories back then especially. Damn I should've just gotten Lasik! I know it wasn't possible when I asked my eye doctor many years ago, with an astigmatism, I do think it's possible now though
Where did you get ur contact lens from? Ive been thinking of getting some, im tired of glasses. They are heavy and i cant do sports with them on
@@trash0175 all optometrists sells them
@@trash0175 every optometrist sells them
@@trash0175 all optometrists sells them
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Lol! First time I've heard that
Malaysia mall food court mostly at the basement 😅😅
Malaysia should also be known as the "land of the shopping malls" xD
Can I ask something. You seem to know a lot of stuffs and these apparels. I want to get a new mens sling bag, can recommend me any good looking ones or brands you like?
If you have the budget I’d say Guidi makes amazing bags, it’s an Italian brand using 100% horse leather, it will last forever. On the cheaper end COS makes stylish bags
@@benfishermin ooo thanks will look into that, I love Kalibre sling bags as well, it's an Indonesian brand, good looking and affordable.
@@benfishermin saw the bags, not my style, look like rags, no offense lol
Why don't use the bridge ya?😅
Yea that would have been the smart decision
There's a great food court near the basement though...
Is this a different food court than the one I ate on the ground floor? You mean basement like lower than the ground floor? Now I'm confused!
The one I ate at in the video is Food Republic, which food court are you referring to?
Yes, the same. Basement is the floor beneath the Ground Floor. We follow the British floor naming system; except the one in Nu Central Mall - which still confuse me.
Chinese food in Malaysia is still Malaysian, it's different from food that you'd find in China.
Yea unfortunately I can’t have soy so even Malaysian food that’s Chinese influence I can’t eat it 😩
I know what you mean by Under Armor just an overpriced Nike brand.. It's hard to find good athletic wear with no name.. I just go with the overpriced surf wear..
Yea it never caught on for me personally, never tried wearing the clothes but I never had too much interest I guess. Unbranded is definitely preferrable!
Walking away from your food is big no no for me.
Why?
'the skywalk is AC-ed' duh!
Yes it is
Just go to level 1 to the food court already!
This is the food court I ate at in the video, Food Republic
Definitely more serious but I did not see any good looking girls. I was in the wrong part of town I guess.
That's wild, must have been in the wrong areas, there's a really overwhelming amount of beautiful Chinese, Indonesian and Malay women here. There aren't so many Japanese, Korean or White women though.
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I noticed you hardly asked locals for pointers when you're walking. Wandering aimlessly. I got stressed just by watching you! My honest opinion... Sorry!
I'm just walking around exploring the mall here
I wasn't actually looking for anything here, except the food court which I asked someone and they directed me to it, and I ate there in the video. Are you sure you watched the video?
Who's Paul?🤔
Paul Blart Mall Cop
@benfishermin lol he's been upgraded from hero mall cop to owner of multiple ventures 😄
I prefer Terminal 21 in Thailand
I think Terminal 21 is pretty gimmicky and not the best actual shopping, but the food there is top notch.
@benfishermin I went there for food not really shopping for anything
@@benfishermin I like Central pattaya as well. But food court in Terminal 21 is better.
Now you're making me miss Pattaya lol!
You don't have to eat with your hands..you know that..right? You can get utensils from the counter. Usually in a non-fancy restaurant, those utensils are self collect. I don't eat with my hands except when eating KFC, unshelled Shrimps, Burger or Pizza.
Yea I don’t have to do anything, I want to eat with my hands so I do it…
Many Japanese Foods are not as pricey as they normally are..but their quality is 👎bcos they are NOT using original Japanese recipes. They are modified to meet the Halal rule.
Ah okay, is there some proper Japanese food / sushi around too? I'd imagine so but it's probably expensive
@@benfisherminmyb u can try sushi zanmai or mitasu bukit bintang 👍🏻 cheaper