Visiting the Saturday Night Market in Kuala Lumpur
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2022
- Visiting the Saturday night market in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia was a great way to try lots of Malaysian street food for the first time and see all the wonderful foods Malaysia has to offer. Pasar Malam Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman also known as Jalan TAR night market is right in the centre of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur. Walk around with us, have a laugh, and see our reactions to trying some new Malaysian street foods, snacks, desserts and more! We also talk with some local street vendors who are selling food at this busy local evening market to learn more about Malaysian food, cuisine and culture.
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As a Malaysian, I have been binge watching a lot of international travel CZcamsrs documenting the essence of Malaysia, I love your style the most. Raw, unpretentious, open to try really local stuff and honest (I believe). Good stuff !
Thanks so much man, we appreciate that 🙏
Binge watching? Me too Bro, coincidentally .. learned a few new things and even some surprises from them but mostly feeling proud of our country..
@@nimalidaf It is sad to see a lot of our own Malaysian these days trying too hard and obsess to embrace other culture and materially stuff instead of trying to explore (first) his / her own roots, cultures and beautiful places we have here in Malaysia.
Yup... Because our currency is getting weaker day by day😁... Foreigners get purchasing power.
I'm a malaysian but love to see u guys trying out our local sweets n snacks. Normally if nite market like this u may balance ur craving with one or two sweets snacks, spicy one n savoury so u wont get only all the sweets snacks. 🤗..do not know if u hv tried malaysian noodles with all kinds of flavours. btw thank you again for sharing ur journey here ...happy stay in Malaysia.
Yes, I agree with Zara.
Are there any local snacks that are gluten free?
Southern Thai are filled with Malays. Thai monarch and kedah monarch are cousins during Buddhist era. Kedah became Muslim kingdom, Thai stayed Buddhist. The border kept moving a few times and Thai had the upper hand when the British came in. But due to independence the British took back half of the Muslim the northern(Malay)/southern(Thai perspectives) territories which made into Malaya during the independence after WW2.
There were a few kingdoms like Patani which remained in Thai kingdom hands.
Kedah Malay royalty still are invited to Thai royal weddings and like wise and you can see younger prince and princess coming to the elder to bow and show respect even when they are actually the top echelon of Thai high society.
All the people who have identity cards from the border states to Thai, don't need a passport to go to Thailand. They just register for a border pass, because pre WW2. They were governed by the Thai government before joining Malaya for independence.
Thanks for all this info! A little history lesson here 😃 appreciate it 👍
@@TravelsonToast when the British came, they made double dealings with both kedah and Thai kingdom. Which resulted in the Thai army reaching Langkawi and Kuala kedah during perang bisik(war of the whispers). Before retreating Langkawi rice granaries were burnt. This happened 200years ago.
If you go to Langkawi today. Some places if you dig a bit below the soil. You can still find charred pieces of rice from that event. There is even a beach called beras terbakar(burnt rice). Because the beach has black sand.
The fall of the kedah sultanate created the first British colonial port in south east Asia known as Penang. Which continued to the perak war, where the first time gurkha's made their name in the British empire - fighting in the mountains in negeri sembilan when the British guns were outmaneuvered by the Malay armies. The perak war allowed the Malay kingdoms to fight the redcoats to a stalemate and forced the British empire to sign a treaty called pangkor treaty. This is the reason why all malays are by law Muslim. Because the malays are the members of the sultanate, and others are citizens of the British.
By being Muslim, the sultans can collect zakat, while the British collect tax. An agreement written in the treaty.
Also the reason why Malaysia has good relations with the Japanese government. Because the Japanese before fighting the British never intended to fight the malays, only the British during WW2. Being the malays are not British citizens the Japanese didn't go all out like what happened in other countries. Japanese pm was the first foreign prime minister to visit Malaya after independence.
I love watching your adventures. I feel like we're friends.. thanks for taking us along
Glad you like them! 😊👍
Pasar = market
Malam = night
Jalan = road
Jalan TAR = Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman
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It is my favourite night market. I used to go there most of the rime when I was in KL
We loved it too 🙂
Wonderful video as it captured the vibes of Malaysia. Thank you for sharing it.
Thanks for watching 🙏
I am addicted to Putu Piring and Putu Bambu.
I will go around KL and Selangor just to find and to eat putu piring or Putu bamboo . Btw, i am malaysian living in kl.
No matter how much I eat them(Putu) it won't make me bored. Now the price has gone up, before that, we could get 5 pieces for Rm2.50, now 5 pieces have gone up for Rm5.00
This is another Indian snack!!
There is Pasar Malam everyday in Malaysia, just different location..
It is great to know that you love the food and the lifestyle. It is definitely a wonderful and pleasant place to be. Hope you enjoyed yourselves..
Thanks 🙂
The best night market in KL!!
I can see your cheeks starts puffin up a bit compared to the 1st video when you 1st arrived in Malaysia. Nice! It's a sign you've been eating well here 😄😄😄
Haha we noticed that too!
Happy to hear that😂😂
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video and for showing ur exploration in Malaysia. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Strawberries in colder countries are much much better, sweeter and larger compared to Malaysia's 😅 that's why its more expensive and considered luxurious fruit here. Here it's mainly sour with a hint of sweetness n it's smaller too. I agree of yours are better back home 😂👍🏻
southern thailand and malaysia used to be the same kingdom before. they are all the malay people. so u got same food but different name.
Pasar malam Jalan Tuanku Abdul
Rahman (TAR)
You guys will hit 50K subscriber very2 soon. Hang around longer and I am sure, Malaysian love your videos. Hurrahhhh.
Thanks so much 🙂🙏
@@TravelsonToast Do Facebook live once you reach 50k, and it will connect with your viewers.
TAR is acronym for Tunku Abdul Rahman.. Lots of cheap n delicious snacks at Pasar Malam(night market), the tip is eat it while its hot🔥 enjoy:-)
Thanks! 👌
if you want to try the best keropok Lekor, go to Terengganu, you have to try keropok Losong... they are crazy delicious 💚
@nish
Lain orang Lain selera nya
Keropok lekor mn2 kt Ganu semuanya sedap, losong tu overrated.
@@deltahunter2302
Betul tu, kalau ke Terengganu ,Saya Beli di Tepi Jalan Jalan Saja. Masalah nya kalau nak bawak Balik ke KL tu macamana ? Kerana kereta Tak Ada Peti Sejuk. Sampai Rumah, terus Jadi rosak.
Saya syorkan supaya peniaga Keropok lekor membungkus Keropok lekor Dengan Teknologi bungkusan kedap udara supaya tahan Lama.
@@deltahunter2302 ,yang tokku lekor losong,overated tak
@@muhammadabdulwahab123 byk jer yg dibungkus kedap udara
You guys get subcribers soo fast in 1-2 month. Thank u for promoting our local products.
Thanks, we have loved being here 🙂
Really enjoying your adventures thank you for sharing Aloha 🤙and melee kaliki maka 🎅 🎅
Thanks for Ramly Burger review. I went to Petaling St on the subway. Walked right into your store!
I'm always smiles watching your adventures.
Food galore at Night Markets 😁 You will be spoilt for choice 🤭
We really were!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your food explorations at d open night markets in KL on Jalan TAR. Really glad to see u guys excited to see all d street food.
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
@@TravelsonToast Thank u. 😁
@@TravelsonToast D food truck at a site near KLCC called Tapak looks good too for exploration. 😁
Thanks for sharing this, n i very love both of u guys.
Thanks for watching bro, glad you like the videos!
Jalan can have different meanings,for an example Jalan TAR means TAR Street. While in another occasion it can also be used as the word "walk".
Awesomd review on Jalan TAR Night market. Im watching from Marudi Sarawak
Thanks 🙏
Yes Kek Lapis is Layered Cake. Its from my home state of Sarawak. Its our iconic Sarawak Kek Lapis.Asam boi is Calamansi or Lime with preserved plum juice..very refreshing especially if you eat lots of spicy, oily food. It helps to cleanse the palate. The last food you ordered is called putu piring. Made from grounded rice steamed with brown sugar in the centre and coated with shredded coconut. If steamed properly..it should be soft and moist and not too sweet
@nicolás you must be new to this cyber world, am i right?
@nicolás no one ask u to answer him 😂lol
@nicolás you must be fun to have around
@nicolás pity lil boy
Jalan means walking or if Jalan jalan means going on a trip. Jalan also means street or road. Pasar malam Jalan TAR means TAR Street night market.
TAR is acronym for Tunku Abdul Rahman.
@@iliasimran Tuanku not Tunku
Tuanku Abdul Rahman, our first YDPA
Tunku Abdul Rahman, our first PM
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@@tiputertipah9664 owh ya. betul. Tuanku Abdul Rahman 😁
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I really glad you have been to all beautiful places in Kuala Lumpur. Please please please go to Pulau Perhentian, Terengganu. Its paradise.
Take care
Southern Thailand food are mostly Malay food
looking this make me hungry....arghhh...
Hehehe 😁
If you want fresh strawberries, you must go Cameron Highland.
I like your video very much.. I've been watching your video since you arive at Malaysia..
Thank you!
Olivia is smiling literally from minute '0' to minute '15'. Happy ye.... :)
Great guyz… yes Malaysia is food heaven… must explore more… continue making waves guyz..
If posible plzz visit MELAKA state.. for more great food and good places…
Thanks 🙏 we already did! There's a couple videos on Melaka here, we might make more
Jalan TAR is an acronym. Jalan means street. TAR is our first Prime Minister (T)unku (A)bdul (R)ahman. I saw someone tells you tar is something else.
Why I’m smiling watching you guy..😊
Glad you like the video!
Enjoying....
Nice vlog guys
Thank you 😊
last time I went there about 2 months ago and it so fun
I must visit this market I'm going to KL tommorrow thanks!
Jalan TAR means TAR Street.. TAR means Tunku Abdul Rahman acronym
i'm from Kuching Sarawak part of kalimatan Borneo 😃
Can't wait to visit!
Enjoy your foods in 🇲🇾
Thank you 🙂
Malaysia is a multicultural country with multicultural cuisines. You should try the chinese cuisine in the kopitiams like Prawn noodles, char kway teow, claypot chicken rice etc etc instead of just eating Malay food altho I know its your favourite kind. You must also try chinese dishes around Petaling street
You should check out our other videos for Chinese food 😉
Thank youu so much have a time toooooo answer our question 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈
Yes correct.. Insulin level. In our body will increase as more sugar get in into our body.. Insulin is the hormone released from pancreas, that function to convert the sugar/glucose into the energy.. If persistently too much sugar in our body for a period of time, it will cause pancreas to diminished its function and reduce the amount of insulin.. This cause diabetes mellitus! 😊 - dedicated malaysian doctor-
welcome to malaysia have a nice day🇲🇾🥰
Thank you! You too!
please coming to Johor on the 15th of this month....the JDT team is celebrating 3 football championships at the same time as the spiritual sports championship....at the JDT stadium you can feel the atmosphere of Malaysian football...its a big party.. tiket online.💪🇲 🇾
you guys may visit one of the biggest night market in KL which located at taman connaught and its open every wednesday night
Thanks 👍
Malaysia ❤️ famous food 🤤🤤🤤🤤
the caramel kuih is called Peneram. It is a Malay snack. There are also in southern Thailand because the Ishtmus of Kra part of Thailand is mosly Malay people.
Yes you are absolutely Right because majority of Southern Thailand are Malay Muslim
It looks like Keria found in Melaka. Another name?
@@wolger
No, it's not the same kuih.Kuih Peneram is made from wheat flour only.Where kuih keria is made from sweet potato and a little wheat flour.
Seriously?!! Malay snack!! It is a South Indian snack you frauds!!
@@jennak3922 look, we found someone offended blindly without knowing the truth
refer to 0.27 , we called it kueh Malaya at my village
Southern Thailand such as satun, songkla, phuket is a part of malay sultanate along time ago including Perlis, Kedah and Kelantan
Thanks for the info 🙂
Layered cakes are from sarawak
Ok lah tu Dari Sarawak ,Jangan pulak ada Yang Klem Dari Negara Lain pulak nanti 😁😁😁
Southern Thailand were used to be Malay lands, but it’s under Thai rule now due to past colonizers’ mistakes.
my best sis my best bro thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
8:21 - *Keropok Lekor* (Lekor Crackers)
• The tastiest Keropok Lekor are the ones with a lot of fish filling. However, there are sellers who sell Keropok Lekor that are made from a more floury but less fish filling.
13:35 - That is called *Putu Piring* .
• _The basic ingredients to make it are rice flour, salt, hot water, grated coconut, melaka sugar and pandan leaves_
hi come to Sabah Malaysia
Bro jalan TAR .. in shot for Jalan tengku Abdul rahman. Jalan is ( Road )
Next Time You Should Try For Rojak
Feel hungry while watching this I might going to crab some food also😂👍
Go go!
@@TravelsonToast keep up the good work as always ☺️👍
Somebody around this couple, can guide them to the best foods, best location..
The "pancake " thing is called 'apam balik'
come to Indonesia (Jakarta and Bandung and Yogyakarta) ... 😁
The Last Scene That You Eat It's Putu Piring
APAM BALIK AWESOME 🥰😋😘
maybe you guys need to mention people to subscribe in every video.. maybe just some phrases typed in the video is enough.. 🤣 🤣
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Jalan TAR... Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman... road is named after Malaysia first prime minister who abdicated the throne to lead the country. "Tunku" is a title similar to Prince. We have a lot of desserts that u must try too ya.... have fun...n enjoy ya
You know what
You're the first Europe youtuber make a video about night market at TAR street
Thanks
Agreed. All this while they only choose Jln Alor night market. Here at Jln Tar....the food are more yummy yummy n cheaper.....many choices too...
Nope. Theyre second. 'Moonshine and Lemongrass' did it a couple of days ago.
@@fittrege2778 owh.. I will search for it
Thanks by the way
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@@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250 100% agree
More choice there but open once in a week
@@fittrege2778 ooh yeah..... moonshine n lemongrass .. watched their vlog last night when they enjoyed kebab n air Mata kucing 😁👍
Please . More join local people ..🤗
We have many videos coming up with some local people we met 🙂
hai u 2 ..i love apam balik jagung merrrmmm
Putu Bambu that you eat on the end video, you should ask for hot one and eat instantly... if cold its will taste dry ...😁
please come to sabah & sarawak after this.. 😂
Olivia is so polite and beautiful.
Greater KL have 15 mil pop with 100 subcities. Pls explore all
Mario realy love asam boi drink? Also me..its very refreshing btw
For me ..putu bamboo is better and moist...putu piring is a bit dry
Ok lah i subscribed at "haiyaaaa". 10:01
Jalan(street) TAR stand for Tengku Abdul Rahman , our 1st prime minister
hey mario don't forget to learn malay yeah... 😊😊😊
Hes Malaysian la
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Jalan TAR (Tunku Abdul Rahman) Our first PM.
PM = prime minister😂🤣🤣
The tembikai is WATERMELON JUICE.. if u dont want too sweet, u said "KURANG MANIS". If u dont want to mny ice "KURANG ICE"
Keropok lekor is not fish finger . The taste is totaly different .
Have you try cincau drink?? Such as black herbs and very refreshing.
"Jalan" can refer to the act of walking, or it can mean "street" or "Road". So, "Jalan TAR" means "TAR Street"... I'm sure you have heard of "Jalan Petaling" or "Petaling Street".
TAR - Tuanku Abdul Rahman - First King of Malaysia (after independence)
damn i was there on saturday
Jalan TAR refer to jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, the first prime minister of Malaysia
Go to Sarawak for the cake lapis
Can't wait 😄
Jalan is road or walk.
Jalan TAR is Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman (TAR).
Pasar malam is night market.
*Jalan TAR* :
• Jalan mean street
• TAR is an abbreviation for the word *Tuanku Abdul Rahman*
>>> *Tuanku Abdul Rahman* was the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan ( _a position such as the head of a state_ ) and also the First Yang di-Pertuan Agong of the Federation of Malaya (now Malaysia), which is the head of Malaysia country, in the Constitutional Monarchy system before the Prime Minister.
He was appointed as Yang di-Pertuan Agong from 31 August 1957 until his death on 1 April 1960.
ya our malay friends like sugar and problem with diabetes. good to try but dont take excessive.