KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 20 - Ramly Food Industries Sdn Bhd, which recorded revenue of RM1 billion in 2019, is targeting a 20 per cent growth for this year. Managing director Datuk Dr Ramly Mokni said this would be driven by an expansion in production capacity with the expected completion of a new processing factory in Pulau Indah, Klang, by June. The fully automated plant, focusing on products such as burgers, frankfurters, nuggets and meat balls, would be the largest in Southeast Asia and be able to process five tonnes of raw materials per hour for each product during the first phase compared to only a tonne per hour now, he said. For starters, Ramly Group will invest more than RM500 million to set up a four-line production capacity. It will raise the total investment to up to RM1 billion within three years to install two more production lines. (Source: Malay Mail Monday, 20 Jan 2020 07:04 PM MYT)
Come to East Malaysia - Sarawak & you will be spoilt for choice with the food originality & multi-cultural ethnic diversities. Upcoming grand events: Borneo Rainforest World Music Festival (Kuching) on June 17-19, Borneo Cultural Festival (Sibu) on July 19-23, Kuching Festival Food Fair on July 29 - Aug 21
Yeah.. Steve & Ivana had Ramly Burger 🍔 too at Bukit Bintang the first night upon arrival.. During the month Ramadhan, a lot of Ramly Burger stall converted into selling other types of food like Roti John, Kebab, Murtabak... that's why it's hard to find Ramly Burger stall during the Ramadhan month.
@@terencelee880 orang indon pun boleh berniaga burger dan lain2 tanpa halangan dari pihak berkuasa malaysia...mana ada negara lain seperti malaysia yg beri kebebasan padan warga asing boleh berniaga,bekerja,berkahwin malah jd gangster pun boleh wjwk🤣
I really would like to travel to Malaysia one day. I love Malaysian food. I love Malaysian people. Everytime I travel to Sri Lanka, I always go through Singapore though. Next time, I’m going to KL!
Is it really that good though? I travel to quite a number of western countries and in my opinion Ramly Burger pales in comparison to the burgers I had in the west.
@@secrets.295 ramly burger is just like any other foods. you need to find a good one. Yes it is not as luxurious as western burger, but if made properly it can certainly be just as good.
I got a 4 year old grandson. We decided never to use English in our daily life at home. When his parent send him to a kindergarden, after few months, he came back home and started to talk english with us on daily basis. No need to teach him coz it becomes a second nature, for a society which use English as a 2nd language.
English is second language in malaysia. Malay language of coz, is the main language that eveeybody needs to know hiw to speak. Otherwise, they are not malaysian. 😄
Enjoyed the happy demeanour of this vlog. A cool & relaxed walk in Chow Kit & enjoying the yummy food & coconut water with friendly vendors. Love their friendly nature.
Mission accomplished finally...hunting for Ramly burger upon your return to Malaysia after 1.5 year. You must be craving for it. Oh gosh, that burger was a pretty big one and it looked yum yum 😋😋 Yeah, it would turn soggy if not consume fast due to too much sauces. I had a belly ache laugh when that makcik/aunty (next to the burger stall) commented that it's too late as she's already old to tackle and marry you.... You are so handsome...😂🤣😂🤣. Good that you picked up 2 subscribers when looking for the street food. I bet your channel will grow to 100K when you travel to East Malaysia in the next weeks. Wishing you all the best, Ken.
The pakcik makcik at the all the stores are so friendly haha. They used to work with customers everyday. Very nice to see their services. I myself rarely go to the street food at pasar malam, because it a bit far and I'm too lazy to go through the traffic jam haha. Also just to add, when the auntie sat with you she said the funniest thing like how you're so handsome and she wishes she's younger so she can flirt with you or something haha.
Wow, suddenly I have the craving for Ramly burger after seeing you eating the burger, looks yummy. 👍👍👍 The prawns on skewers served with the spicy sauce, should be the Malay style yong taufu. Great, you got 2 new subscribers from the food stalls. The rice cake served with the satay is not sticky rice, it is called nasi himpit made from ordinary rice compressed into the rice cake. "Himpit" means compress in Malay. The satay looks delicious too.
You have certainly made many us Malaysian smile again after the pandemic....and feel proud to still enjoy the diverse food and cultures in this country
A little is fully sedikit-sedikit but shortened to sikit-sikit ! The sweet sauce is a sweet soya bean sauce with the prawn. The full Ramly burger is with all the sauces oozing out ! If it doesn't ooze, it isn't Ramly ! Some add a few drops of Lea & Perrins Worchester Sauce plus pepper MSG. Mayo, Chilisauce and BBQ/Black Pepper Sauce are also added. Look forward to your return. Do show some real German food & drinks in Germany !
BTW those are not sticky rice served as a side order with the satay. They're regular rice but pressed/compacted, called nasi impit or rice cakes, and they go extremely well with the same peanut sauce. During hari raya you can see majority of the malay houses offering either nasi impit, or ketupat. Both can be eaten with either the kuah kacang (peanut sauce) or rendang
Greetings from 🏴 on my lunch break. Wow Ken! That burger was a work of art and definitely worth waiting for. It looked so tasty. I wondered if you'll be filming when you go home to Germany? Stay safe and well Mein Freund 🏴🏴🇲🇾🇩🇪🙏
Ken, that kid at d burger stall is so cute ... He speaks good English too ... 😀 ... The lady who sold u d prawn skewer was so funny ... She asked u if u were married and when u said ' No, u r not married ', she spoke in Malay : " Too bad i am late " ( meaning she's married, if she weren't married she would have gone for u ( jokingly of coz ) ... 😄
You already an expert of Malaysia🤣 we called mix burger patty(usually beef+chicken) as burger kahwin(married) so if you want to order the same what you eat next time, just say burger kahwin special with cheese,they will understand👌🏻
Watching your daily adventures as you travel Ken, puts a smile on my soul.. You’re Living the Dream of all Peoples.. keep up the Great Videos .. be safe & well from Vancouver, British Columbia ( Canadas Westcoast) 🙏🙏
Hi Ken 👋 food market at Chow Kit area are really happening especially at night time , glad that you finally found your all time favorite Ramly burger , wow really special burger “kawin” 😂 means two patties “married” 😂😅 just like “roti kawin” means toasted bread with butter & “kaya” or coconut jam really delicious 👍🏻 That lady selling yong taufoo was teasing you she said that too bad she’s already married and old 😂 it seemed like the place was less crowded maybe because it’s a bit early or maybe it was still during fasting month , that little boy must be your youngest subscriber , how awesome 👏🏻🥰
Been subscribing since your trip from Malacca to KL during Covid. As a Sabahan.. I'm excited to see your travel vlog in East Malaysia particularly Sabah. Kundasang with mountain view and beautiful islands in Semporna are great places to visit. Also Harvest Festival is around the corner but I'm not sure if you can make it on the 30 and 31 May. Anyway, enjoy your time with your family.
The logo on that shirt is so wrong！ If McDonald learns to make hamburger from them, then the McDonald's hamburger won't be bad！ You did a really great job, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏 那件衣服的標誌真是個錯誤！ 如果麥當勞跟他們學做漢堡， 那麥當勞漢堡就不會難吃了！
If you’re flying back from Germany and heading to East Malaysia, you might missed the Harvest festivals (30 & 31 May for Sabah’s Kaamatan; 1 & 2 June for Sarawak’s Gawai). However you might be able to catch the low key “ngiling bidai” or the rolling of the mats marking the ending of the Sarawak’s Gawai/Harvest festival. Don’t forget the Rainforest Music Festival on 17 - 19 June! 😀
I agree! He comes with word "langgan" so quick n spontaneously. Meaning that he's pretty smart well learned. And his English is great to accompany his Malay which is cool too.
After she ask you Old lady : "All ready married?" Ken :" no,not yet"(ken open mask) Old lady: "aiyyoo saya dah terlambat lah" (aiyyoo.. I'm Sooo unfortunate I'm old lah ) hahaha
The taste of burger vary with each other. Depend on the creativity of the chef & seasoning they using. But, the taste are almost quite familiar/same. & Nothing beat the deliciousness of the burger made by love & passion. Hope you can try many kind of our food at Malaysia ya!
Hehehe the makcik who sold you the prawn skewer is so cheeky. "Eh, banyak handsome la you ah. Nasib baik aku sudah tua" = "You're really handsome. You're lucky I'm old" "Noo, aduh, saya terlambatlah!" = Oh no, I'm too late!
Dear Ken, the Swastika It is a buddhist symbol of peace, good luck, and positivity, that was stolen by the nazi. you should also have seen it in Sri Lanka alot . and u gone see it almost in all buddhist country in Asia
10:24 at 7.30pm they start to prepare their wares. It may be that they had prayer right before 7.30. You may find that people will not be at their stalls or are on break during prayer times. This will be around noon (1-2pm), evening (4.30-5pm) and dusk (7-7.30pm). Around dusk, I believe anywhere in Malaysia it is best to arrive around 8 so people will be ready to serve you. I think it is usually like this almost every stall you go to.
First time watching a foreigner talking about Malaysian street food when I myself am already an aficionado for things local! Subscribed. Great work Ken!
hi ken, can i invite u come to sabah and expose our sabah especially the island like sambona and the higher mouth in south east asia mouth kinabalu and many natural stuff... thank...
@@KenAbroad Ken, come earlier to witness the State level Harvest Festival celebration on 30-31/5/22. Just ask the locals or the grab drivers, they'll show you around.
5.35..... Oppsss..Weird .... banned in Germany...Can't go wrong with Malaysian street food....Satay , Coconut drink , Ramly Burger... What a feast.... Enjoy the time, stay safe & have a safe trip back to Germany ....
Hi Ken, I am so glad you are out of Sri Lanka. Whole different vibe there, plus I heard about the instability. Yay...you're back in Malaysia...I will have to back track your viddies. Show us Malaysia! All of it.
That burger looked awesome . Am I going to haver to maker a trip to KL just to try one ? Hey make one for your family when you get home and give them a small taste of Malaysia. Can't wait to see that vlog of you coming home. looking forward to it . Another great vlog Ken. See you on the nest one. Have a safe trip home.
Welcome back. Bahasa Melayu is quick to be learnt. Just listen and follow the locals. English is taught in schools so its used together with BM. Still thinking of Thailand yes as you thought the nasi himpit was kao niow or sticky rice. Sate is rarely sold with ketupat these days as it takes time. Food is still cheap for tourists. The next time a person or persons ask your name, say Nama saya Ken dan saya dari Germany. My name is Ken and I am from Germany. That cheeky mak cik was very forward! Just say.. saya masih single..masih bujang. Enjoy. I will be in Bangkok next June, pai Krunthep song wan.
I like Ramli Beef Special Burger with extra Black pepper,very delicious 👍👍👍,in Johor you can get beef special burger for RM2 at Taman Universiti at Skudai,Johor Bahru,so you can buy more
*For those who don't know yet* : Ramly Food Processing Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Perusahaan Burger Ramly Mokni Sdn Bhd) is a Malaysian frozen and fast food company. The company was founded by Dato’ Dr. Haji Ramly Mokni and Datin Hajjah Shala Siah Abdul Manap in 1984, with the aim of developing a clean and good-quality halal Western fast-food chain in Malaysia. Ramly started a business selling burgers with his wife from street food stalls in 1979. While working as a butcher in a market, he discovered that it is unknown whether most fresh-meat sources were halal or not, leading to Ramly's decision to produce a halal-certified meat source, hygienic and quality products for all Muslim and non Muslim consumers in Malaysia. They also have a chain of fast food restaurants but not as many as McDonalds restaurants.
Also for those who don't know yet: Banned from most countries because the meat used doesn't meet health standards. Singapore is just one of those. They maybe halal cows eyelids but I'd rather know what goes into my burger.
9:56 you should have tried the putu bambu, the company called putu bambu world makes the best putu bambu in the world. I always buy a lot if I find their stall. There are a few in KL.
Ken, you shd take a walk at Setia Alam night market, you will be able to find an amazing variety of food 😅 As Malaysians say, you can jalan2 cari makan! 💕
Hi Ken. Do not be too alarmed by the Swastika sign on the T-shirt in the market. This symbol derives from Buddhism / Hinduism and can often be seen decorating both Buddhist and Hindu temples, so it is a very ancient symbol that happened to be adopted by the Nazis in the 1930s. However, it would be VERY insensitive wearing that T-shirt, in Europe especially ! The Aunty seemed quite a character asking all the usual questions of a foreigner in SE Asia, Where you from ?, What's your name ? Are you married ? You very handsome etc 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Enjoy your break back in Germany !! PS : The English word you were looking for about the burger soaked in juice is "soggy" 🤣🤣
Ken what is sold in Chow Kit are mostly Indonesian food. Chow Kit is well known to have all sorts of Indonesian stuffs, from food to jamu (Indonesian traditional meds). You want authentic Malaysian Malay foods, there are many Malay hawker spots around.
HI AND SUPPORTED FROM MALAYSIA!!!! I'm a mini Dj/gamer in Malaysia!!!! i love your contents and your explanations,it makes me feels like watching Gordon Ramsay hahahahha.Anyways enjoy and have a nice day
Im so sorry, this is my first time seeing your video, when you show urself at the beginning i almost mistook you for my brother, same shirt same hairstyle 🤣🤣🤣🤣 its nice seeing you enjoy yourself in Malaysia, with its food, people and culture. TQ for the video and the love toward this country. 😄😄
After this, try eat Asam Pedas (Asam Pedas Melaka @ Asam Pedas Johor). Try eat :- 1) Asam Pedas Ikan Pari 2) Asam Pedas Ikan Tenggiri 3) Asam Pedas Ikan Merah 4) Asam Pedas Daging Tetel 5) Asam Pedas Telu Ikan (Telur Ikan Mayong @ Telur Ikan Tenggiri @ Telur Ikan Parang)
Just 1 thing that local doesnt do, is to chose the sauce. if u wanna taste the different taste of each ramly burger stall, it should be mixed by the owner. Then u will fully experienced the authentic ramly burger. But I liked the video.
That Ramly burger looks awesome! The auntie selling prawn yongtaufoo sounds like Indonesian I think. Actually many sellers in Chow Kit area are Indonesians
@@ratna_cat2787 betul...yang berniaga burgers tu pun orang indo juga...merata di kl org indon berniaga makanan....mana ada negara lain seperti malaysia yang beri kebebasan kepada warga asing meniaga,bekerja,jd tokey kedai runcit,jadi gangster🤣
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Which one you prefer? This Ramly Burger or the Ramly Burger with pineapple you ate near the bowling alley (In Ipoh if not mistaken)?
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 20 - Ramly Food Industries Sdn Bhd, which recorded revenue of RM1 billion in 2019, is targeting a 20 per cent growth for this year.
Managing director Datuk Dr Ramly Mokni said this would be driven by an expansion in production capacity with the expected completion of a new processing factory in Pulau Indah, Klang, by June.
The fully automated plant, focusing on products such as burgers, frankfurters, nuggets and meat balls, would be the largest in Southeast Asia and be able to process five tonnes of raw materials per hour for each product during the first phase compared to only a tonne per hour now, he said.
For starters, Ramly Group will invest more than RM500 million to set up a four-line production capacity. It will raise the total investment to up to RM1 billion within three years to install two more production lines.
(Source: Malay Mail Monday, 20 Jan 2020 07:04 PM MYT)
Try replace the cucumber in burger with green apple slices. Its good👍🏻
Hahhaaaa KAHWIN. That means marriage, Ken. Marriage of Ayam and Lembu.. chicken and beef!
Ken, if that was your 1st time to Chow Kit as u had said it there, then i think u need to explore KL and Klang valley more ....
Haha! This was our first meal back in Malaysia👍😁SEDAPPPP
Come to East Malaysia - Sarawak & you will be spoilt for choice with the food originality & multi-cultural ethnic diversities. Upcoming grand events: Borneo Rainforest World Music Festival (Kuching) on June 17-19, Borneo Cultural Festival (Sibu) on July 19-23, Kuching Festival Food Fair on July 29 - Aug 21
Bro ...can i ask you ??? Malaysia is MUSLIM MAJORITY COUNTRY ..right ?? Or not ?
Malays are dominanted/ majority right ?
Yeah.. Steve & Ivana had Ramly Burger 🍔 too at Bukit Bintang the first night upon arrival.. During the month Ramadhan, a lot of Ramly Burger stall converted into selling other types of food like Roti John, Kebab, Murtabak... that's why it's hard to find Ramly Burger stall during the Ramadhan month.
@@human-wd8pg yep bro
@@human-wd8pg yes but you can still find other cuisine
Ramly burger never gets old. It's simply delicious and affordable. Thanks for sharing.
Bolu in here too???hai bolu✌️✌️
Wahh hi bolu
Bolu, you also are a good vlogger
aaahhh... again Bolu is here also...
Hi....
Malaysians, the friendliest people in the world!!!!
Thank you..anybody are welcome to my house..
@@kamarudinumar1222 ❤️❤️
Thanks, Malaysians is like Taipei people, very friendly and helpful. Many western, Japanese and Korean vloggers gave evident testimonials already
@@terencelee880 orang indon pun boleh berniaga burger dan lain2 tanpa halangan dari pihak berkuasa malaysia...mana ada negara lain seperti malaysia yg beri kebebasan padan warga asing boleh berniaga,bekerja,berkahwin malah jd gangster pun boleh wjwk🤣
@@terencelee880 Korean, Taiwanese, Japanese, Malaysian all lovely friendly countries and people
Love about Malaysia ,,,,Even street vendor can speak English
Even though a little bit rusty,,,,,
Stay safe and stay happy 🇲🇾😁
Easy to communicate in Malaysia as a tourist 👍😊
I really would like to travel to Malaysia one day. I love Malaysian food. I love Malaysian people. Everytime I travel to Sri Lanka, I always go through Singapore though.
Next time, I’m going to KL!
Please come to KL ... u be amazed ! ... 😀
Feel free to come anytime In Malaysia and try any food you want
Sri Lankan ?
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U will never regret.
Sooooo wonderful to see the streets of Malaysia again. I miss Ramly burger very much. Can't wait to go back again.
Agree with you Ken, the Ramly Burger is a must for any visitor to Malaysia. I came across a really good one at the end of Jalan Alor in KL.
Is it really that good though? I travel to quite a number of western countries and in my opinion Ramly Burger pales in comparison to the burgers I had in the west.
@Flare I guess it make sense. Its suitable for a cheap street food. I kind of agree, its a bit bland.
@@secrets.295 ramly burger is just like any other foods. you need to find a good one. Yes it is not as luxurious as western burger, but if made properly it can certainly be just as good.
@Flare it just your personal opinion. different people different tastebud.. same ramly different stall have different taste
Agreed! I loooove Ramly burgers too! I had an expensive gourmet burgers, but nothing compares to unique ramly burger! The one and only!!👍
Even the kids can speak english very well. Amazing Malaysian 👏🏻
English is taught as early as kindergarten here in Malaysia
I got a 4 year old grandson. We decided never to use English in our daily life at home. When his parent send him to a kindergarden, after few months, he came back home and started to talk english with us on daily basis. No need to teach him coz it becomes a second nature, for a society which use English as a 2nd language.
English is second language in malaysia. Malay language of coz, is the main language that eveeybody needs to know hiw to speak. Otherwise, they are not malaysian. 😄
Malaysia's most prominent Burger manufacturer with RM1 billion (approx. USD230m) in annual sales (Ramly Burger). Street burger never ends :)
I stayed at this area in 90s……
The burger stall which is closed today actually the first Ramly Burger stall in Malaysia…..
I never found a Ramly burger stall that is not good in Malaysia, that's just how good they are
Stop cappin
@@firstnamelastname6148 man as a malaysian, it's true. It's just the price
@@firstnamelastname6148 not cappin, you are
@@xyle.v not all ramly burger is sedap. Sometimes just biasa2
@@firstnamelastname6148 compared to mcd, mcd taste bland to me, idk maybe just because of my asian taste bud that requires extreme flavours
Oh wow, watching 3 favourite You Tubers vlogs in a row today....from Travelgramers to Jetlag Warriors and now Ken Abroad. Phewit 😍🤩😄
agree bro..I'm also a fan of this channel.
Yes… u r right, me too!!!
@@BigDentVlogChannel Great 👍👍
@@roslinasaidin3956 Good, let us continue to give Ken and the others our fullest support...💪💪🙌
iChang RM also in my list
It's nice to see foreigners appreciate Malaysia. Thanks !
im proud as a malaysian! thank you for vlogging this... !
Enjoyed the happy demeanour of this vlog. A cool & relaxed walk in Chow Kit & enjoying the yummy food & coconut water with friendly vendors. Love their friendly nature.
yes i remember when i worked
in malaysia..i love ramly burger and their curry laksa..i mis my friend johan❣️ love from Philippines..
Mission accomplished finally...hunting for Ramly burger upon your return to Malaysia after 1.5 year. You must be craving for it. Oh gosh, that burger was a pretty big one and it looked yum yum 😋😋 Yeah, it would turn soggy if not consume fast due to too much sauces. I had a belly ache laugh when that makcik/aunty (next to the burger stall) commented that it's too late as she's already old to tackle and marry you.... You are so handsome...😂🤣😂🤣. Good that you picked up 2 subscribers when looking for the street food. I bet your channel will grow to 100K when you travel to East Malaysia in the next weeks. Wishing you all the best, Ken.
That aunty was funny 😄
@@KenAbroad Ya, she was 😂😂
@@KenAbroad
Its typical Malaysian to.ask such personal question but may not so in your country .Germany.😁😁.
Hahahaaa..ya..that makcik was soo funny..i laughed so hard when she said ken is so handsome and she is already old and too late 🤣🤣🤣
The pakcik makcik at the all the stores are so friendly haha. They used to work with customers everyday. Very nice to see their services. I myself rarely go to the street food at pasar malam, because it a bit far and I'm too lazy to go through the traffic jam haha.
Also just to add, when the auntie sat with you she said the funniest thing like how you're so handsome and she wishes she's younger so she can flirt with you or something haha.
Wow, suddenly I have the craving for Ramly burger after seeing you eating the burger, looks yummy. 👍👍👍 The prawns on skewers served with the spicy sauce, should be the Malay style yong taufu. Great, you got 2 new subscribers from the food stalls. The rice cake served with the satay is not sticky rice, it is called nasi himpit made from ordinary rice compressed into the rice cake. "Himpit" means compress in Malay. The satay looks delicious too.
Good explanation about malay food from a chinese ! Bravo 🥰👏👏
You have certainly made many us Malaysian smile again after the pandemic....and feel proud to still enjoy the diverse food and cultures in this country
A little is fully sedikit-sedikit but shortened to sikit-sikit ! The sweet sauce is a sweet soya bean sauce with the prawn. The full Ramly burger is with all the sauces oozing out ! If it doesn't ooze, it isn't Ramly ! Some add a few drops of Lea & Perrins Worchester Sauce plus pepper MSG. Mayo, Chilisauce and BBQ/Black Pepper Sauce are also added. Look forward to your return. Do show some real German food & drinks in Germany !
the kid is so cute..😘
the burger look so delicious..i'm drooling with envy 😜
BTW those are not sticky rice served as a side order with the satay. They're regular rice but pressed/compacted, called nasi impit or rice cakes, and they go extremely well with the same peanut sauce. During hari raya you can see majority of the malay houses offering either nasi impit, or ketupat. Both can be eaten with either the kuah kacang (peanut sauce) or rendang
Greetings from 🏴 on my lunch break.
Wow Ken! That burger was a work of art and definitely worth waiting for. It looked so tasty.
I wondered if you'll be filming when you go home to Germany?
Stay safe and well Mein Freund
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Yes will film 2-3 videos in Germany 🤙
Ken, that kid at d burger stall is so cute ... He speaks good English too ... 😀 ... The lady who sold u d prawn skewer was so funny ... She asked u if u were married and when u said ' No, u r not married ', she spoke in Malay : " Too bad i am late " ( meaning she's married, if she weren't married she would have gone for u ( jokingly of coz ) ... 😄
You already an expert of Malaysia🤣 we called mix burger patty(usually beef+chicken) as burger kahwin(married) so if you want to order the same what you eat next time, just say burger kahwin special with cheese,they will understand👌🏻
Friendly MALAYSIANs KEN is happy and Enjoying. It's life lah .
Watching your daily adventures as you travel Ken, puts a smile on my soul.. You’re Living the Dream of all Peoples.. keep up the Great Videos .. be safe & well from Vancouver, British Columbia ( Canadas Westcoast) 🙏🙏
you should check out your fellow canadian youtber channel "JetLag Warriors" if you dont know already
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Danke Ken for keep promoting our Malaysian food. Learn more Bahasa Malaysia will make you more comfort to communicate with local people.
Ken watching you eat that delicious Malaysian food got me hungry! 😋
Hi Ken 👋 food market at Chow Kit area are really happening especially at night time , glad that you finally found your all time favorite Ramly burger , wow really special burger “kawin” 😂 means two patties “married” 😂😅 just like “roti kawin” means toasted bread with butter & “kaya” or coconut jam really delicious 👍🏻 That lady selling yong taufoo was teasing you she said that too bad she’s already married and old 😂 it seemed like the place was less crowded maybe because it’s a bit early or maybe it was still during fasting month , that little boy must be your youngest subscriber , how awesome 👏🏻🥰
Cara sembelihan mengikut Islan itu yang menjadikan slice daging burger tu Sedaaaaappp😄
Since you are going back to German, may be you could do some videos showing your hometown for us to know more about yrself Ken...tq
Will do that 😊
Here in Malaysia it's very easy to find those burgers,and when i craving for it i'll go out and buy one...enjoy your stay and safe travel👍🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
These kind of vlogs make me wanna go back to Malaysia
Been subscribing since your trip from Malacca to KL during Covid. As a Sabahan.. I'm excited to see your travel vlog in East Malaysia particularly Sabah. Kundasang with mountain view and beautiful islands in Semporna are great places to visit. Also Harvest Festival is around the corner but I'm not sure if you can make it on the 30 and 31 May. Anyway, enjoy your time with your family.
I feel that Kualalumpur is much less chaotic than my BKK. LOL 😂
I love love when you interact with the locals. So refreshing, Ken.
Kuala lumpur dah jadi macam jakarta sbb ramai orang indon berniaga di kuala lumpur...malah org indon pun dah pandai jual burger ramly 🤣
Nowhere near as hectic although rush hour just as jammed
The logo on that shirt is so wrong！
If McDonald learns to make hamburger from them, then the McDonald's hamburger won't be bad！
You did a really great job, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏
那件衣服的標誌真是個錯誤！
如果麥當勞跟他們學做漢堡，
那麥當勞漢堡就不會難吃了！
It’s a symbol for positivity and peace
I am proud being Malaysian..cause most Malaysian can speak English...though sounds broken but it still understandable n nice to hear...
If you’re flying back from Germany and heading to East Malaysia, you might missed the Harvest festivals (30 & 31 May for Sabah’s Kaamatan; 1 & 2 June for Sarawak’s Gawai). However you might be able to catch the low key “ngiling bidai” or the rolling of the mats marking the ending of the Sarawak’s Gawai/Harvest festival. Don’t forget the Rainforest Music Festival on 17 - 19 June! 😀
Good evening from Malaysia! The guy at the coconut stall is really good in English, and Bahasa Melayu as well! Rarely people use the word langgan.
I agree! He comes with word "langgan" so quick n spontaneously. Meaning that he's pretty smart well learned. And his English is great to accompany his Malay which is cool too.
You must have miss that burger Ken. 😊😊
I did 😄
@@KenAbroad welcome back home ken ..
You should try taste “satay kajang “ originally located at Kajang….have fun bro Ken while in Malaysia 🇲🇾
Sate Willy lagi sedaaaap...
@@faris-y satay Wak radol lagi sedap.
@@nightskies6676 kat mana sate Wak Radol tu?
Sate hakimi lagi sedap
Sate pok ji lgi sedap
Jalan jalan cari makan Ramly burger with happy Ken...nice interaction with the friendly stall holders esp that funny makcik..
After she ask you
Old lady : "All ready married?"
Ken :" no,not yet"(ken open mask)
Old lady: "aiyyoo saya dah terlambat lah" (aiyyoo.. I'm Sooo unfortunate I'm old lah ) hahaha
The taste of burger vary with each other. Depend on the creativity of the chef & seasoning they using. But, the taste are almost quite familiar/same. & Nothing beat the deliciousness of the burger made by love & passion. Hope you can try many kind of our food at Malaysia ya!
Hehehe the makcik who sold you the prawn skewer is so cheeky.
"Eh, banyak handsome la you ah. Nasib baik aku sudah tua" = "You're really handsome. You're lucky I'm old"
"Noo, aduh, saya terlambatlah!" = Oh no, I'm too late!
Please give the collab that we wanted with jetlagwarriors and travelgrammers
Already excited to visit this beeautiful country ❤️
Dear Ken, the Swastika It is a buddhist symbol of peace, good luck, and positivity, that was stolen by the nazi. you should also have seen it in Sri Lanka alot . and u gone see it almost in all buddhist country in Asia
That is not a Buddhist symbol. There is a difference between Buddhist symbol and Nazi symbol. So that is exactly a Nazi symbol.
hopefully you will reach 100K subscriber soon. Malaysia boleh come on guys support Ken
Seems like you have never leave Malaysia at all. 👌 Excellent vids.
welcome back to Malaysia Ken! your mission to 100k subscribers is possible!
Makanan malaysia sedappp...malaysian foods delicious
The boy explained well about cheese in Malaysian language 🧀👍👏 - friendly 🤣😂11:12
Hebat orang melayu sekarang makcik dan pakcik pun dah boleh speaking..aunty tu kuat bergurau...terhibur
Enjoyed this video a lot. Watching you eating the burger made me hungry
Danke und GUTE HEIM REISE!!!
10:24 at 7.30pm they start to prepare their wares. It may be that they had prayer right before 7.30.
You may find that people will not be at their stalls or are on break during prayer times. This will be around noon (1-2pm), evening (4.30-5pm) and dusk (7-7.30pm). Around dusk, I believe anywhere in Malaysia it is best to arrive around 8 so people will be ready to serve you. I think it is usually like this almost every stall you go to.
First time watching a foreigner talking about Malaysian street food when I myself am already an aficionado for things local! Subscribed. Great work Ken!
Welcome to the channel ✌️😊
hi ken, can i invite u come to sabah and expose our sabah especially the island like sambona and the higher mouth in south east asia mouth kinabalu and many natural stuff... thank...
Going to sabah in June 🤙
@@KenAbroad Ken, come earlier to witness the State level Harvest Festival celebration on 30-31/5/22. Just ask the locals or the grab drivers, they'll show you around.
Sambona?
Sambona = Semporna, Mouth = Mount
@@KenAbroad I think Steve and Ivana also heading to east Malaysia this coming June. Do I smell a reunion in the making 🤔
That face at around 21:01
The look of someone extremely happy to have what they sorely missed. :D
Ken, do a video back home. Would love to see Germany from your point of view.
sichere Reise
Will do 😊
Sugarcane is so refreshing..maybe next time you should try ketumcane..some said it make you out of the world..haha
Hahaha. yeah definitely he should try that or in my place we called it koroi. Better than redbull
5.35..... Oppsss..Weird .... banned in Germany...Can't go wrong with Malaysian street food....Satay , Coconut drink , Ramly Burger... What a feast.... Enjoy the time, stay safe & have a safe trip back to Germany ....
Hi Ken, I am so glad you are out of Sri Lanka.
Whole different vibe there, plus I heard about the instability.
Yay...you're back in Malaysia...I will have to back track your viddies. Show us Malaysia! All of it.
That burger looked awesome . Am I going to haver to maker a trip to KL just to try one ? Hey make one for your family when you get home and give them a small taste of Malaysia. Can't wait to see that vlog of you coming home. looking forward to it . Another great vlog Ken. See you on the nest one. Have a safe trip home.
He should try to order the frozen ramly burger to make it authentic!
Thanks for this absolutely wonderful video. We all remember how u like Ramly burger.
Welcome back. Bahasa Melayu is quick to be learnt. Just listen and follow the locals. English is taught in schools so its used together with BM. Still thinking of Thailand yes as you thought the nasi himpit was kao niow or sticky rice. Sate is rarely sold with ketupat these days as it takes time. Food is still cheap for tourists. The next time a person or persons ask your name, say Nama saya Ken dan saya dari Germany. My name is Ken and I am from Germany. That cheeky mak cik was very forward! Just say.. saya masih single..masih bujang. Enjoy. I will be in Bangkok next June, pai Krunthep song wan.
Ken, 😎
Good job at finding the Ramly Burger stall.
5:29 interesting to see swastika in Malaysia.
Great video Ken and smashing the subscribes woohoo 🎉
The burger looks soggy with sauce but delicious I think 🤤
Malaysia trademark...soggy burger. Malaysian just love to put lots of condiments with melted cheese. We rarely made our burger dry😁
Great to see you in Malaysian jersey
I like Ramli Beef Special Burger with extra Black pepper,very delicious 👍👍👍,in Johor you can get beef special burger for RM2 at Taman Universiti at Skudai,Johor Bahru,so you can buy more
serius arrr.. 2 ringgit
@@akumademon8943 betul,dah berapa kali saya Beli dkt situ,puas Hati jugakla,boleh Beli lebih
Great to see you finally got your Ramly burger!
*For those who don't know yet* :
Ramly Food Processing Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Perusahaan Burger Ramly Mokni Sdn Bhd) is a Malaysian frozen and fast food company.
The company was founded by Dato’ Dr. Haji Ramly Mokni and Datin Hajjah Shala Siah Abdul Manap in 1984, with the aim of developing a clean and good-quality halal Western fast-food chain in Malaysia.
Ramly started a business selling burgers with his wife from street food stalls in 1979. While working as a butcher in a market, he discovered that it is unknown whether most fresh-meat sources were halal or not, leading to Ramly's decision to produce a halal-certified meat source, hygienic and quality products for all Muslim and non Muslim consumers in Malaysia.
They also have a chain of fast food restaurants but not as many as McDonalds restaurants.
Also for those who don't know yet:
Banned from most countries because the meat used doesn't meet health standards. Singapore is just one of those. They maybe halal cows eyelids but I'd rather know what goes into my burger.
a lot easier here in malaysia to communicate with the local
9:56 you should have tried the putu bambu, the company called putu bambu world makes the best putu bambu in the world. I always buy a lot if I find their stall. There are a few in KL.
I agree... My mouth always drools and my eyes stick to the stall whenever I pass them by...
I've had just tried it last week.. indeed, it was really good 👍
Ken, you shd take a walk at Setia Alam night market, you will be able to find an amazing variety of food 😅 As Malaysians say, you can jalan2 cari makan! 💕
Hi Ken. Do not be too alarmed by the Swastika sign on the T-shirt in the market. This symbol derives from Buddhism / Hinduism and can often be seen decorating both Buddhist and Hindu temples, so it is a very ancient symbol that happened to be adopted by the Nazis in the 1930s. However, it would be VERY insensitive wearing that T-shirt, in Europe especially !
The Aunty seemed quite a character asking all the usual questions of a foreigner in SE Asia, Where you from ?, What's your name ? Are you married ? You very handsome etc 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Enjoy your break back in Germany !! PS : The English word you were looking for about the burger soaked in juice is "soggy" 🤣🤣
The placement of swastika symbol direction for Buddhism/Hinduism and Nazi is different.
That shrimp lady was flirting with you lol 🤭. She even said and I qoute "He so cute... Unfortunately I'm old, if i'm still young I would marry him" 🤣
brother seriously you are great 👍
you always welcome to our lovely 😍 country ❤️ Malaysia 🇲🇾
Wow so many travel vloggers are back to Malaysia now. Cool
Ken what is sold in Chow Kit are mostly Indonesian food. Chow Kit is well known to have all sorts of Indonesian stuffs, from food to jamu (Indonesian traditional meds). You want authentic Malaysian Malay foods, there are many Malay hawker spots around.
That Ramlee burger and Yong Tau Foo prawn he's eating are authentically Malaysian food.
@@SH-lp9cx I am not specifically referring to Ramlee burger ok? Read my comments properly.
HI AND SUPPORTED FROM MALAYSIA!!!! I'm a mini Dj/gamer in Malaysia!!!! i love your contents and your explanations,it makes me feels like watching Gordon Ramsay hahahahha.Anyways enjoy and have a nice day
Malaysia people are friendly love to see that environment 🫶
Welcome back ken 🤜🏻🤛🏻
💪
Im so sorry, this is my first time seeing your video,
when you show urself at the beginning i almost mistook you for my brother,
same shirt same hairstyle 🤣🤣🤣🤣
its nice seeing you enjoy yourself in Malaysia, with its food, people and culture.
TQ for the video and the love toward this country. 😄😄
Still remember at 12 midnight you asked me to find Ramly Burger stall in Kota Bharu but not so delicious as in KL
you should try OTAI Burger. I can say that it's delicious...
I feel ya man
My last trip was in 2019 before covid and now cant wait to get back 💗
I know by the time I post this comment, you probably already come back in Malaysia. Would love to see some video of your home town in Germany.
I will do 2-3 videos from home ✌️
Omg welcome back! Malaysia welcomes you☺
Yummy... I want to taste the burger too 😍😋
After this, try eat Asam Pedas (Asam Pedas Melaka @ Asam Pedas Johor).
Try eat :-
1) Asam Pedas Ikan Pari
2) Asam Pedas Ikan Tenggiri
3) Asam Pedas Ikan Merah
4) Asam Pedas Daging Tetel
5) Asam Pedas Telu Ikan (Telur Ikan Mayong @ Telur Ikan Tenggiri @ Telur Ikan Parang)
Just 1 thing that local doesnt do, is to chose the sauce. if u wanna taste the different taste of each ramly burger stall, it should be mixed by the owner. Then u will fully experienced the authentic ramly burger. But I liked the video.
Welcome back to malaysia...hope you enjoy your time here
What a search for your favourite burger, bro.... Atlast you have got it & enjoyed
That Ramly burger looks awesome! The auntie selling prawn yongtaufoo sounds like Indonesian I think. Actually many sellers in Chow Kit area are Indonesians
I think they all TKI
@@ratna_cat2787 betul...yang berniaga burgers tu pun orang indo juga...merata di kl org indon berniaga makanan....mana ada negara lain seperti malaysia yang beri kebebasan kepada warga asing meniaga,bekerja,jd tokey kedai runcit,jadi gangster🤣
Agree with you
No... i m almost sure that they all are locals... we malay are familiar of their accent and karektor
@@zainuddinmdalip5243 okay noted.. Slang sometime heard like kelate .. Uhrmm
Some Ramly shops will cut the patty horizontally, open it up & sprinkle it with various types of seasoning