How to Become a Local in Malaysia
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Meet Dinara, a digital nomad who's spent over 5 years exploring Southeast Asia and has now chosen Kuala Lumpur as her home. We discussed how living in Malaysia changes foreigners, the process of obtaining a digital nomad visa in KL, and the deadly virus common in Malaysia. Enjoy!
Dinara on Instagram: di_kasimova?igs...
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00:00 INTRO
00:25 Local habits
02:25 Food in Malaysia
03:10 Top places in Malaysia
05:08 Muslim culture in Malaysia
07:27 Dengue in Malaysia
09:26 Digital Nomad visa in Malaysia
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What a wonderful way to start my weekend by watching your video
@Suhanjaya Lian
@@suhanjayalian5044doesn't matter what people say. In the end. That what she say. she love Malaysia. Who care. No one care what people say about Malaysia. If they love or hate Malaysia that ok.. Same as for others country.. as along they love or hate the country they go. It's up them. not you not me or anyone here. Why giving hate speech here? But nahh I know you not care bout that. C'mon man you not that stupid aren't you. Grow up stop being pathetic man.. it's not like there no foreigners live and have other cultures in Indonesia. You not that dumb right..
@@suhanjayalian5044 mengarut Indon mendonia. Apa aja silakan.
@@suhanjayalian5044 jelik benar pemikiran kamu.semoga Indonesia lebih maju kedepan dan pupuskan warga jelik seperti kamu.
tu sbb bangsa diorg ni tak kan maju2 jika tak ubah mentality
Saying you don’t like nasi lemak is like fighting words haha. But she’s a huge durian lover so all is forgiven
Nasi lemak can replaced with roti canai.
@@suhanjayalian5044 the local is sultan & mufti. That's it
@@suhanjayalian5044 Saya amat kesian pada Indonesia kerana mempunyai Bangsat seperti kamu yang sengaja memporak peranda kan ukhwah antara Malaysia dan Indonesia yang merupakan rumpun yang sama dan juga persahabatan yang begitu baik. Pergi kamu setan!
@@suhanjayalian5044 as long as we can control the crime for peace leaving. That's will be okay.
@@suhanjayalian5044 the signature of melayu is islam. That's our priority & focus more than others. Indo ade ape???
the fact that she said 'double confirm', makes her sound Malaysian enough hahaha
I live in the Philippines and also a digital nomad. I travel for about 6-9 months a year and I’m absolutely addicted Kuala Lumpur and also more recently Johor Bahru
@@suhanjayalian5044 1998…. masih diingatan… kaum cina di indonesia.. dibunuh n dirogol… tidak akan dilupakan sampai bila bila… kamu memang racist…. bangsat..!!
there is nothing special in johor bahru.. why you love going there??
Dan di Indonesia pula orang Islam yang tak berpuasa boleh makan terang-terangan, orang bertudung boleh jual Bakso babi, boleh kahwin berlainan agama dulunya (sekarang orang Muslim boleh jadi Kristian jika mahu berkah win lain agama) Dan itu wajah serum pun kamu....
@@suhanjayalian5044 Cuba lah panggil mereka negroid Africans ni dengan gelaran 🐵 seperti mana kalian gelaran ras negroid Melanesians
@@suhanjayalian5044habis hati la tu mengata negara org..stu je nk pesan,nilai dulu negara sendiri.dh cukup baik ka utk kemudhan rakyat ny.sekian terima kasih..
Every dengue case must be reported by the attending physician to the Health Ministry. The Health minister then will send some people to check your house for breeding sites such as vases, pots, water pools etc. Then the condo management will fog the entire building...
Yeah that was necessary because dengue can spread sooooo sooo fast if not controlled might infect the whole city in just a mtter of months
As Ministry of Health my self working in VECTOR unit for some years, i advices u do not underestimate Dengue Fever. This lady might in 1st phase Dengue Fever since Dengue has 4 stages. Once u admitted as stage 4 dengue with serious implication might bring someone to death. So please dont hang out outside the building early sunset with skin exposed outfit since that is the fiercing mosquitos hunting time for blood to suck. And one more thing, Dengue is virus-caused fever and still no cure for this disease yet so far. Only some treatment to lessen pain available.
Yep, i actually had one friend who got kena so damn bad that she would've died if she wasn't already in a hospital on a drip.
betoi ..jangan duduk kat luar di waktu senja ..bahaya ..😁
dengue origin is from GMO mosquito that is created by Oxytech own by Bill Gates.
This man makes billions of dollar from the sick people.
I am from Malaysia. I can feel she was really sincered uttering her views while being in other country especially Malaysia.
I am a Muslim myself and i could feel how fantastic her up-bringing in her those days. Hope she may learn a lots while living in my country; Malaysia. 🇲🇾
marry her..bro with her wavy hair she looks like a Malay beauty..tanned 😂
Actually the Touch and Go stick thing is meant for those who don't want or unable to stretch their hands out to tap their cards on the reader machines. Whether you use the stick or not, the card will work when tapped on the reader.
@@EGO0808 those sticks come very handy in those shopping malls carpark's entrance with weird angle which you can't get your car close enough to the machine
Haha yala like myself use that tangan tak sampai to reach that reader
Yep, Malaysian here, never had one, never used one. i juz do it the good old-fashioned way, get good enough with distancing between the reader & me to not need such an apparatus.
I'm too short and hands not long enough, the stick is an amazing invention
@@mybabylokey a foldable extender is an invention Im waiting for. where do you hide the long stick? very primitive.
To be a "local" lady, i think one should be able to speak malay !.. this is the first step to be considered as fully Malaysian.
Save it. much as i hate saying this, shit tons of Malaysians ourselves still can't even speak more than 3 sentences of broken Malay. we can't really ask that of people of foreign origin if so many of our own don't honor that part of being a Malaysian.
@@FalconWindblader oh.. that is a pity lol.
However, a foreigner calling oneself "local" shouldn't follow those Malaysian -who only speak broken malay-, he/she (foreigner) should learn a good decent Malay and it will make all the more impressive and extraordinary !. That is a challenge that not many foreigners will undertake unfortunately I believe.
betul tu
to be local mean to be bumiputera or son of the soil like malay and iban
@@andreandree4384 good point. Those that don't pek malays chinese migrant workers.applied for ciizenships though not eligible..for fun.always looking to see their families baĉk home or move on
Wow about Digital Nomad visa in Malaysia sounds interesting!
I hope you can interview more Digital Nomads in Malaysia as she said there’s less information about it.
Experience when applying, application procedures, way to survey/find accommodation, driving license & ideal locations for remote/IT worker would enlighten people who interested.
Agree!
Cus she does not have an actual permit to work.
@@marcanthonyskidmore4131 ?? She has a digital nomad visa.. Thats a VISA ie. a PERMIT to remain in the country and work digitally.
I’m Malaysian! But your tips makes me mesmerising with your good understanding of Malaysia. Bravo
No need to apologize. If you don't like spicy food & it doesn't suit you. That's your choice & you can choose food according to you in Malaysia there are many western food, Japanese there are many options.
@Max Chernov. I suggest you interview Ichang, Japanese youtuber that has been granted digital nomad visa by Malaysia.
@@suhanjayalian5044 bahasa indon tu low class.. bahasa mandarin itu lebih penting… 1998.. ingat…
@@suhanjayalian5044 rokok kretek n dangdut…. itu la indon… bahasa mandarin rules …. cope seethe n digest…
@@suhanjayalian5044 1998… ingat.. kamu bunuh n rogol bangsa cina.. kamu semua pembunuh..!! racist..!!
@@suhanjayalian5044 kamu tahu kan siapa sebenarnya yang belajar bahasa Indonesia ni? Negara mana yang ramai pelajari bahasa Indonesia?
@@suhanjayalian5044 dorg terpaksa belajar ckp indon sbb org indon xrmi yg pdi speak english. Org indon cuma jago kg je. Jgn kata nk ckp english, sebutan abc pn da bunyi pelik. Kang serupa ckp mcm itik dgn ayam 😂
Now seeing this, hopefully u get ichang ,the japanese utuber whose recently landed in Malaysia on digital nomad visa also.. already know the stories,but seeing how u conduct the interview,think ichang should be on your list max..
Nice vid, really enjoyed it..❤❤
@@suhanjayalian5044 pembunuh bangsa cina… racist..!!! 1998… ingat…! jgn kamu lupa…
@@suhanjayalian5044 🙂,before they coming as a tourist ,now as content creator,they are still basically are japan nationality ,not here for becoming to change nationality to be malaysian..doesnt matter what languange they speak,it just work for the time being they doing so to mastering the Bahasa melayu is not a requirement..
@@suhanjayalian5044 like i said,they are doing it for themselves,they come in as tourist,learning,knowing the culture itself,food,languange etc.. at least for me,i sees it as a outsider learning the culture itself beside languange.. let them explore,they arent here to becoming a malaysian,so mastering the languange is not a need.. as long as they respecting the culture itself,either malay @ non-malay,thats enough as stater..
@suhanjayalian5044
@@suhanjayalian5044 how bout you try learn arab i give you 1 month. I challenge you. no one care what people say if you can speak local or not. have you ever heard people learn other language just one day.. even you need time to speak other language.
i traveled to more than 50 countries and lived in many places and kl was one of them, weather u are muslim or what religion u have or whatever ur ethnicity is there is one thing u have to learn is to respect the law and the culture in the country u live in or visiting. trying to justify ur action and saying u didnt do something wrong that could be in other countries but in that particular country its something against the law. every country has its own law and culture and u have to respect it. what is strange for u is not strange for others and vise versa. for me after traveling to many places nothing is strange for me at all if i can't fit in a place i just leave. thank u for the beautiful interview and saya cinta malaysia :D
Nasi Lemak you can eat without the hot and spicy sauce aka sambal..even small kids can handle if it's just little gravy or fried chicken.. it's subject to the "lauk" you choose..can ask for less spicy ofc..😊
That's not nasi lemak if it got no "sambal".
@@badnotgood it's still a Nasi Lemak because the rice is coconut milk rice..
@@decTac Nooooooo!
@@suhanjayalian5044 indonesia means indian islands… so it was the indians frm india who conquered u guys.. u guys became hindu…. that’s a fact.. the indians ruled u guys by marrying ur royals… n now u r anti indians.. chinese.. bangladeshi… malays… etc.. one thing i know.. pancasila is anti of other cultures… u discriminates n will destroy n force other races to abide by ur javanese culture.. language n even names…. u cannot wipe the history of other races… remember during the 60’s… the 90’s… chinese were killed n raped by ur people.. we will not forget..
I don’t think you need to explain the spiciness and non-spiciness of Nasi Lamak to her. I’m an Asian American that had spent my childhood growing up in south east Asia in the 70s and even I understood the cultural root of Nasi Lamak and its implication in Nanyang. I used to eat them every other day for breakfast in its original banana leaves small package form usually sold by lady carrying a basket. How can anyone says they have become Malaysian and not like Nasi Lamak or too spicy. Oh boy… whatever.
Great content as usual. Keep it up Max!
🎉❤go to Kuala Terengganu visit Redang Island
I'm not sure whether she ate in public during Ramadhan or not. For Muslims in Malaysia it's considered a religious crime to eat in public during Ramadhan without any reasonable excuse.
But Muslim women usually get away with it because they have a menstrual period which allows them not to fast.
But generally in Malaysia even if you have reasonable excuses such as period for women or sickness or gastric or any other illnesses that allows you not to fast or you are a long distance traveller, still people will try not to eat in public out of respect for others who are fasting and also to avoid any misunderstanding with the authority. They usually will buy take aways and just eat in their own private space or home.
This only applies for Muslims. For non-Muslims in Malaysia they can eat anywhere anytime anything.
But I also observed that most of the non-Muslims in Malaysia will try not to eat in front of their Muslims friends during Ramadhan out of respect.
Living in a multiethnic multicultural multireligious country like Malaysia you will develop a form of tolerance, acceptance, compromise and respect for each other.
It should be fine. In my opinion the authority has no right to police or tell anyone how to practice their religion. Especially not to a foreigner. Practice love and compassion instead and let anyone eat and drink as they please as we don't know their health or background status or what they had gone through.
@@sofiaglove Yes. Compassion should be the main virtue but each country has their own specific cultural practices and law. It's in the religious law of each state in Malaysia that eating in public without any reasonable excuse during Ramadhan is considered a religious crime for Muslims in Malaysia. Once it's encoded within the law it can be enforced by the religious authorities whether you agree with it or not. If you disagree with such laws then it's your responsibility to persuade your MPs or ADUNs to amend such law. Until it is amended, the law stays.
Malaysia is a free country, you can do whatever u want as long u not commit a crime. I'm a Malay Muslim but not too religious. In Ramadan me & my friends also eat foods at indoor places. only muslim who are not ashamed to eat at public in the month of Ramadan. many malays muslim also not fully fasting in ramadan. but most of them not eat & drink at public places their all respect each other. malaysia are comfort place in southeast asia. all countries have advantages and disadvantages. but for me malaysia is the best same as singapore. malaysia dont have many strict law like singapore. u can drinking, smoking/vaping at public. peace & love❤
practice to eat openly if you are muslim is forbidden
It's just respect I have friend indian she can't eat meat it's forbidden so in front of her or if I'm hang out with her I will always let her choose her meal..so respect each of the religion do's and donts
First thing I watch this weekend while eating nasi goreng from my apartment in the heart of KL city. Nice video.
Thank u for this wonderful interview with d lovely Dinara.
Thanks a lot , Max , for this very beautiful video.
It's a pleasure listening to the lady.
Being a local myself, to be a local, you must eat nasi lemak, roti canai, drink tea tarik and speak malay quite well. I think she missed that.
Always insightful interviews. ❤
Fraser Hills is always my favourite spot in holidays bcoz it so calm and cold up there.
Dinara is awesome! Thanks for the info.
Alot of selamat info regarding Malaysia and rules.. Tq slot.
amazing video bro, love to see ur content about malaysia & singapore. Greetings from johor ❤️
🙏♥️
@@MaxChernov two country&asian and the world too.2 the emperors. Agong/emperor. Of inmalay. Maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni. And. The King 9 ke kings to 1 next to new the emperors. Pahang/state/negeri. Now new emperor. From malaysia.
Love ❤️ Malaysia is to love the culture & harmony
As a non speaking English foreigner, i have to learn to speak English, Malay and Cantonese. Most Chinese in Malaysia are not fluent in English or Malay, so it would better to learn Cantonese, Hokkien or Mandarin. Chinese in Ipoh feel comfortable when you speak in Cantonese. This is because Chinese in Malaysia study in Chinese medium school and are not interested in learning other languages. I am catching up in Tamil too.
Although I am a San Francisco native 🌁, I sometimes travel to The Philippines 🇵🇭. Plenty of Filipinos, Chinese, Indians, Indonesians 🇮🇩 , Koreans 🇰🇷 in the Bay Area.
Rice 🍚, durian , touch and go - card are easy for Filipinos. 😃 Tea 🍵 in The Philippines 🇵🇭 is not often drunk by its citizens: coffee ☕ is the preferred drink. The Chinese 🇨🇳 and Indians 🇮🇳 are the main tea drinkers there.
Durian is the reason Anthony Zimmer cannot become a Malaysian citizen! Or a citizen in another Asian nation! L 🤣 L
I hate 😒 the smell. It is like a skunk 🦨 (Note that plenty of skunks live in the Bay Area.) But the taste, IMO, is yummy 😋.
Unlike the Russian woman, I like spicy food 😋 Mexican and Asian restaurants serve plenty if food with chilies and spices. 🔥
The closest I have traveled to Malaysia 🇲🇾 is Singapore 🇸🇬.
Nice 👌 tips. Hopefully, they will be useful when I visit Malaysia 🇲🇾
Please do come to Malaysia. Most tourists will flock to kuala lumpur (the capital and twin towers) or penang (food heaven) and some go up further to Langkawi Island. But you can also go to other states like Sabah and Sarawak if you love nature. Sabah has many islands and sarawak has vast tropical jungles.
Good travel advice 👍
singapore is a Malay island part of Malaysia..so yes you hv been to malaysia
@@sriyion8167 I treat Singapore 🇸🇬 as a buffer nation, buffer between Malaysia 🇲🇾 and Indonesia 🇮🇩, similar to Belgium 🇧🇪, buffer among France 🇫🇷, Netherlands 🇳🇱 and Germany 🇩🇪.
@@WineSippingCowboy economic/military buffer? To me it's an island where people come to do business and make money. I went there to buy car spare parts, attend trade shows haha... all migrants come to trade.. a big trade céntre plus money laundering, of course for indonesians too. A place to hv affairs too nice hotels. Then you leave.
Flawless recording as always ✨️ ❤
Your videos always showed the utmost professionalism and quality that one can have we're very proud of you brother keep it cooking 🍳 👍 🔥
Good interviews, Max..
As a local Malaysian, i would say the Touch N Go is a must have item in your wallet or purse these days..
Look out for Langkawi Country Lodge if you are in Langkawi island, near to the airport and the owner of the place always have many digital nomads staying there...
Most importantly, to be local is be humble, friendly and approachable.
Smoga mdpt taufik n hidayah
bukan TH yg viral bru² ni..✌️
I love your video! It's so refreshing. Truly Appreciated.❤ And Dinara is so sweet and beautiful person.
Unfortunately, I notice a lot of disrespectful comments by some netizens. Why you allowed it. They can criticize but with facts, not hatred. Don't allow them name-call a country with "bad words". A name of a country is very sacred and dear to many millions. They can dislike or have an opinion of a country but mention it respectfully.
to drive one hour and more just to eat/find good food, it is already show you are now one of malaysian people...
you can built spicy tolerance in time... hopefully you will enjoy nasi lemak in near future....
I know this place.. its star residence!!
Yes
Recently many people from Russia and Ukraine live in Malaysia harmoniously 🤭❤
When too many of them, there will be trouble like in Bali
lot of russian selling illegal weaponary accessories at KL...wow
*WELCOME ALL TO MALAYSIA ENJOYED ❤🥰😍💙🧡💕❤️❤️💕🧡💙😍🥰*
Good music
7:29
Hi I saw you on a cruise , hope Sony gets better. Thankyou for making the cruise so enjoyable. Hope to see you soon maybe on another cruise. Ashley.
Just subscribed to your channel. Enjoyed your video contents and quality editing.. 😍👍
Welcome aboard!
Actually there is another version of nasi lemak which is not hot. You just say "Not hot heh" (tak pedas heh). Usually the nasi lemak seller will ready with 2 types of 'sambal' (greavy), ie 'hot' and 'not hot' (less hot).
Only in Malaysia, all are welcome to be Malaysians… what a place to call home!
Keep going bro🎉what ever you do i always pray the best of your...Amen🤲☺️
You walk from Chinatown to klcc???..that is very far away especially under malaysia hot weather..respect!!
That is true malaysia culture, drive away just for eating and drive back home.. We dont care how far as long it good food.. And reasonable price
welcome to Malaysia....
friendly,family,peace,lovely n sweet memory,munchkin trip...🙏😊
The touch n go card stick, you can get from kedai RM2, designed for card size.
Enjoy your stay in Malaysia, live your life & don’t let others affect how you live 🎉
Hi, we met on a cruise from Sydney. I hope you are well and Sony recovered and feeling better. Hope I see you again, maybe on another cruise .
all the best Malaysia ❤❤❤
I've been to Malaysia and I've been to this exact place where Max is interviewing Dinara.
Dear Max, pls post more videos about Digital Nomads
truly Malaysian you must eat Nasi Goreng Kampung,Nasi Lemak... and many type of Sambal ... sambal kicap,sambal belacan,sambal totok,cili potong.... oh...Malaysia ku...❤❤❤
@max chenov is the best interviewer, straight to the point, not like other interviews as they make it long.
02:32 yes it's true. There's incident someone's stomach burst after eating durian and drinking alcohol.
I hope ur time in Malaysia makes u reflect on ur spirituality too
I am from Malaysia and I was raised chinese, I love my country Malaysia and I can explore whatever I want and eat food that they are nice.
Terbaik boss
enjoy..welcome to our beautifull country
4:35... Many locals had their own haunted stories in some Fraser Hill's hotels....😎
If you can speak Bahasa Malaysia fluently and understand it then you can aca2 say that you are “local”...
Tell that to the Damansara elite bubble 😂
@@suhanjayalian5044 bahasa mandarin akan pijak bahasa indon sampai mati.. kamu tunggu…
@@suhanjayalian5044 apa yg bagus pasal indon… takde kan.. kretek dangdut… 🤣🤣🤣… g20… bibik aku g20… 🤣🤣🤣
@@KamalenkoAA That one lost cause wannabe omputih too much 🤷🏼♀️
Warga asing tetap warga asing.. ini Malaysia, bukan Amerika.
I like Fraser's Hill....for my birding passion
It just seems easier for me to fly around SE Asia on tourist visas. Malaysia is great with the 3 month tourist visa then I can just fly to TH, PH or Bali for a bit and come back. Maybe when I turn 50 I will look into retirement visas but for a person that loves to travel I don't see the need to jump through additional hoops.
I can see how love her about crazy road. Last time I check Fraser hill road really creepy to go
You are a Malaysian when you actually think and talk about stuff that ended up with eat and food. She is Malaysian now for sure
To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia
I still view Malaysia as Third world s hole. Chinas better.
beautyful place💋
Fraser's Hill My fav spot too
Don’t be bothered by the comments say you are not Malaysian enough if you hate Nasi Lemak. They just joking. Myself also hate nasi lemak either. Nothing special on it. Plus, Malaysian from westcoast tend to hype it meanwhile malaysian from eastcost said they dont care about nasik lemak because thier Nasi Kerabu and Nasi Dagang are way heaven that Nasi Lemak. Nasi Lemak is for rookie’s taste bud. 😂
Malaysian refers to citizenship (having the blue ic formally) and beyond that having deep connection to the land.. Ones may be considered a real anak jati Malaysia if him/her can really blend in the culture and local people, understand and respect each other differences, can talk and understand their mother tongue, feel really connected to the land and people in a sense want to grow and build the country together, willing to protect it if something harming it. That is a real Malaysian to me.. harvesting just good time and enjoying the food is not enough to be Malaysian.. its shallow.. All are welcome here in Malaysia though.. do enjoy what you can.. but dont claim to be one just because of these shallow reasons... sorry if i am being too patriotic.. cant help it since i am Malaysian...
youre correct though.
Born in Malaysia doesn't mean you're Malaysian by default
@@redzuandandan4516 must be bumiputera
Selamat datang dan bermastautin ka Malaysia
Oooo yes.. she's Malaysian now.. she lost it to our local foods and fruits.. and the Touch n Go..
😁😁😄😄
Spasiba ❤
its okay some friend i know also dont like nasi lemak.. but there's not spicy one if want to try again🤗🤗
In Malaysia the more rural places you go the more delicious the food is
Digital Nomad is a good plan❤
terbaik max ♥️🙏🥰🤝🇲🇾🤲
Very nice blog
Thank you 😊
Welcome to malaysia..
Am a Malaysian. Everyday..all my life.. bitten by Mosquitoes..i have never had this Dengue that are being used to scare Foreigners. Never had anyone i know get it either. Have i ever had Cold and Fever? Sure. But that's from having caught in the rain. Sometimes when the sun is too hot and then you get a little drizzle on your head, you'll catch a Cold.
I feel loved :)
Sarawak has a cheaper 10 year resident visa compared to KL Peninsula now. Lower capital investment.
I love this lady she is very Beautiful !!
to become a Malaysian u have always smile and lepak mamak eat nasi lemak and teh tarik. when u want to cross the road just rise up ur hand and just walk ...
Good music
Sorry to hear that !
😂😂😂😅😅😅 U r Malaysianised!!
My girlfriend is Russian too. Her name is Alina. She loves durians like crazy!!
It's durian season now, where would you take her for a feast?
Woww
Hopefully you ll be a mlysian citizen in the near future..despite it takes quite long time. I think for the permanent residents they can apply for citizenship..take care guys
it's not easy for foreigner to get citizenship,let alone PR...
just becoz someone appear on youtube or popular doesnt make them qualified as citizen.
Why?
Getting a PR may be fussy, but getting citizenship in Malaysia?? heh, good luck with that...
Apasal kena bagi ic biru tetiba? Semua orang datang msia nak dibagi warganegara..apa punya otak la ko ni
wow i know now what Digital Nomad is .
interview those people who left malaysia after living there!
Terbaik
She look very East and North Asian/Russia Asian from Buryatia, Khakassia, Tuva, Sakha Republic and Kalmykia.
Coffee and Alcohol is a must NO after you eat Durian.with the excess amount it will cost you your life for sure.
I read its a myth
Coffee no laa..alcohol i am not sure because we dont drink alcohol..
You can get a heart attack or high blood pressure
You must be very old. It's not proven medically
Excess as in you ate SEVERAL durian in one go, & then you dump one whole liter of coffee or booze right after eating that much durian. but even then, while you'd definitely have a damn hard time, the experience still ain't guaranteed to kill you. but then, i don't think anyone with the right state of mind would even think of being so excessive with durian & booze or coffee in the first place.
i can tell she has become Malaysian when she said she droves 1hour away for a food hunt 😄😄
malacca is also call itali spot..
Walk KLCC to Chinatown?.. That is insane! Hahaha… Oh ya, you guys must try visit the Borneo part of Malaysia. It is enchanting & I guarantee that 😉😉😉
@Di EngWELL I stayed there like more than 15 yrs... Hehe!
KLCC covered pedestrian walk to Pavilion > Jalan Alor > Pudu then you reach China Town, not far