KUALA LUMPUR, Amazing Food in Little India and Chinatown

[@yeom8455]

if you guys want to try Malay food , you can go to Kampung Baru . There's restaurant called "Nasi Lemak Wanjo" . FYI , Nasi Lemak is Malaysia national dish

[@kcc66]

and bunch of food at The Ramadhan Pasar Malam during Muslim Fasting month on each year.

[@EoinandAisling]

We actually visited here the other day we have a video coming very soon on this

[@audreyDsouza]

You have to go to the village park restaurant to try the nasi lemak and also nasi dagang..it is very tasty👌

[@EoinandAisling]

We visited the Wanjo restaurant for the Nasi Lemak and loved it we didn't try the Nasi dagang so we will have to add it to the list thank you

[@secrets.295]

Ok next you might want to try Kampung Baru to experience the Malay cuisine and culture. The Malays are the majoroty population of KL and Malaysia as a whole. Better if u go to Kampung Baru during night time because then only the area became super busy and lively

[@EoinandAisling]

We have another video coming out soon which was based around Malay recommendations from our comments. We have since visited Kampung Baru and Wanjo restaurant in particular and tried some true Malay dishes

[@secrets.295]

@@EoinandAisling Oh nice then. 😁😁

[@EoinandAisling]

We had such a great day trying new foods and walking off our big bellies haha so much great food in the city... Too much to choose from haha

[@uss888999]

For sampling of a variety of Chinese Food in KL, visit Jalan Alor late evening afiter 7 pm or,
for Lunch or dinner visit "Lot 10 Hutong Food Court" around the Bukit Bintang area.

[@EoinandAisling]

We visited the Jalan Alor during the day and said we had to go back and visit at night time but we didn't have time!! It looked like there would be a great atmosphere in the area

[@905678100]

for chinatown you'll find more during the morning and afternoon. at night are mostly cloths or bags stuffs.
but usually the local Chinese wouldn't go to Chinatown for the best food.
they are actually more scattered around KL and throughout the whole of Malaysia, if you know where to find them ;) haha
can probably try this super duper long night market at Connaught every wednesday. famous for it's street food.
**ps tips: go empty stomach cause you won't even be prepared how long the night market actually is. no joke**

[@EoinandAisling]

We went back to Chinatown during the day and seen so many more options! We actually visited that market last Wednesday and had the best evening eating our way through the stalls haha even with our empty stomachs we were full in no time, such good food

[@JackTorr]

Love this guys!!!

[@EoinandAisling]

Thanks man!!

[@EvanandLemon]

The food looks amazing!!!

[@EoinandAisling]

So so tasty, it's making me hungry now lol

[@TajulAkbarIsmail]

@@EoinandAisling ... suggest you try Ramly Burger 🍔 at any night market ... have fun

[@EoinandAisling]

@@TajulAkbarIsmail we have and it was amazing!! We have had a few since being in KL!

[@TajulAkbarIsmail]

@@EoinandAisling 👍

[@JackTorr]

"Give it a wee little taste"

[@EoinandAisling]

Haha you mocking Jack 😂

[@betalarajkumar]

Amezing narrative

[@EoinandAisling]

Thank you!!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for your exploration KL.

[@EoinandAisling]

Thank you!!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@EoinandAisling 🙂

[@nasrol24]

Haiii ..good job 👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@EoinandAisling]

Hey!! And thank you!!

[@SamsungSamsung-vg2vt]

enjoy yourself take care bro

[@EoinandAisling]

Thank you!!!

[@joehan5147]

Guys. Do checkout Batu Caves while you in KL. If you want to go for rides or loves theme parks, try out Sunway Lagoon or take an hour drive or a bus to Genting Highland. Just check online for the cost

[@EoinandAisling]

We didn't have time for Venting Highlands in the end but we really wanted to visit we did visit the Batu Caves though

[@yyyeo7276]

Woah 7:44 i saw travel to freedom🤣

[@EoinandAisling]

Yeah we all went out to explore the area this day!

[@livinginmalaysia1297]

😊😊👌there are may places to eat . Jalan Alor bukit Bintang, Nasi Kandar KLCC area, Kampung Baru,little India Area and many more.......🍲🥘

[@EoinandAisling]

We visited alot of those places and loved them all

[@livinginmalaysia1297]

@@EoinandAisling enjoy your stay in Malaysia and enjoy tasty food

[@EoinandAisling]

@@livinginmalaysia1297 thank you so much

[@james9659]

My daughters and I just got back from KL. We loved a lot of the street food but we also loved the food court at the pavilion where there was a huge selection, the food was cheap and some of the stores for cooking fresh in front of you. We decided to go there every night nearly especially as it was air-conditioned

[@EoinandAisling]

Air conditioning is a must haha especially when your eating! Glad to hear you had a good time, KL is a great city

[@hplagt6880]

The second roti you ordered is called murtabak..either filled with beef or chicken.

[@EoinandAisling]

Yes! We order it with chicken, we got our first one in Langkawi and loved it!!

[@theeye5844]

When it comes to Nasi lemak, you definitely should try the chinese nasi lemak, which is superbly authentic and tastes much better than the malay version.

[@EoinandAisling]

We will for sure!

[@chrobb99]

The Chinatown in KL is a little bit of a bummer, partly because the whole KL and PJ are already a chinatown.. The one in Bangkok and Jakarta (Glodok Pecinan) are unstructured Chinatown (living and commercial area). The one in Singapore is the best. Culture center, food, commerce, temples and beautiful buildings.
Theres another little india in KL, near Masjid Jamek area. Starting from Leboh ampang all the way to Masjid India - Jalan Bonus.
Little Nepal is at Medan Pasar HSBC building area (only lively on weekend)
Little Pakistan is at Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, near the Damai Service Hospital (Chow Kit Monorail Station).. Lots of Pakistani food.
Little Jakarta is around Chow Kit area (Monorail Chow Kit)
Little Pattani (Southern Thai) is around Kampung Baru
Little Arab Town, is in Jalan Berangan, Bukit Bintang
Koreantown - Jalan Ampang Utama / One Ampang Avenue
Theres Bon Odori celebration (Japanese festival) on 16th of July in Shah alam - Panasonic Sports Complex Shah Alam. FREE shuttle bus service (10 buses) between KTM Shah Alam Station and the stadium will be provided. However the departure and arrival time of the buses are not synchronized with KTM train time schedule. Time: 16:00 ～ 22:30 hrs. Super crowded expected 35,000 people will attend

[@EoinandAisling]

Wow thanks for this information, we are going to Singapore in a week or so, so we will have to check it out when we get there!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Chinese food are found everywhere in malaysia. Not necessary at chinatown. Even Pudu area has chinese food courts. You should go there. It is behind lalaport or berjaya times square. A bit of walking though.
There are foodstalls in chinatown if you know what time to eat there and where. Mostly morning and lunch.

[@EoinandAisling]

We went back to China Town at a better time of day and visited the clay pot chicken stand and got a few other Chinese dishes across the city

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@EoinandAisling i remembered before covid, most of the goodstuff were at the back alleys. Some are found in the old shops.

[@EoinandAisling]

@@keangwooichoo6138 you had to work to find the good places haha

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@EoinandAisling like they say, no pain no gain

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@EoinandAisling malaysia has about 7million ethnic chinese out of 32m people. That is more than singapore and equal hong kong.

[@fuelandersonchow]

If snacky street food is what you are looking for, you should go Taman Connaught Night Market Street Food only happening on every Wednesday night. You need to grab a GRAB to reach it though. It's a long long stretch of crazy street snacks to satisfy even the locals. It's a must go spot.

[@EoinandAisling]

We actually got the MRT out of the city and walked to this market, we had such a good time. There were so many options and we got to try so many different dishes! Felt like we were the only tourists in the market too

[@fuelandersonchow]

@@EoinandAisling Can't wait for your video. ✌️

[@theresachong5046]

Petaling Street is not the right place for street food. You need the night markets for food. ss2

[@EoinandAisling]

Trust us when we say we did the street food too haha, check out our channel we may as well be a food channel haha especially when in Malaysia! The food is just so good there

[@fuelandersonchow]

Hi guys, if you wanna eat with your hands, you should dig in with your right hand. For obvious hygiene reasons. 😜

[@EoinandAisling]

Thank you!! Haha Eoin knew there was an appropriate hand to eat with from time in India but just couldn't remember which one it was lol

[@fuelandersonchow]

@@EoinandAisling It's actually quite easy. Which hand do regular people use to clean their tushy... don't use that hand. That's the logic of unclean.

[@EoinandAisling]

@@fuelandersonchowmakes sense lol

[@freshprince4572]

Dead on! Hope yous had a good craic here in Malaysia

[@EoinandAisling]

We are having the best time in Malaysia, such a great country

[@rizlanghazali985]

Rava LaDon't... too sweet for me...

[@EoinandAisling]

What dish is this?

[@chrobb99]

@@EoinandAisling The orange one (semolina, sugar, nuts, clarified butter)

[@EoinandAisling]

@@chrobb99 oh thank you for sharing. It was quite sweet but we still enjoyed it

[@chrobb99]

@@EoinandAisling
The one with cream (jum jum) is Malai Jam - dumpling soaked in sugar syrup, stuffed with cardamom flavored condensed cream
The orange one is Rava Laddoo (thus why he said La-dont)

[@EoinandAisling]

@@chrobb99 haha Im on the same page now haha thank you for helping me out there. They were both really tasty and we enjoyed both

[@johnnycage558]

Check out videos from hungry two travel about Chinatown food and snacks. They hit all the right spots

[@EoinandAisling]

We will have to give this a watch! We went back to China Town quite a few times while we stayed in KL so many good places when you go looking

[@duchessnana]

How will vegan and vegetarians fare there for nightmarket street foods?

[@EoinandAisling]

Hey there we’re definitely vegetarian options about, not 100% sure about vegan but in general there is a lot of variety and choice

[@ivancoronel1231]

Hello boys:
Nice video, practical, interesting, realistic, informative; but please speak slower because those of us who do not have English as our mother tongue cannot understand you. I think the purpose of uploading a video to CZcams is to offer it to everyone who has an interest in it. If you do not make yourself understood, that purpose does not serve.

[@EoinandAisling]

Hello Iván we do try to slow down but when we get excited about something it is easy to forget. We do apologize

[@keangwooichoo6138]

You can watch where american crissy went in pudu area. ICC. Tons of chinese food.
czcams.com/video/RUx2Mu-xW-U/video.html
Just a guide. She is in ipoh town now up north of malaysia.

[@EoinandAisling]

Thank you!!!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@EoinandAisling the wednesday night market at connaught is 2km long full of foodstalls. No concentration of chinese food at china town. It is different from other china towns. I have never been to bangkok china town so i cannot comment if the food there is authentic or not.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@EoinandAisling you are a visitor here, our responsibility to guide you or help you.

[@EoinandAisling]

@@keangwooichoo6138 we visited this Market and absolutely loved it! 2KM of any food lovers heaven would recommend for any tourist to go and experience this

[@EoinandAisling]

@@keangwooichoo6138 we appreciate it