Ultimate MALAYSIA STREET FOOD Tour in Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾 (Cheap & Delicious)
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
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We take you on the ultimate MALAYSIA STREET FOOD TOUR in Kuala Lumpur where everything is cheap and delicious! We're not experts in Malaysian cuisine so we asked a local food expert to show us all the amazing spots to eat in and around Jalan Petaling aka Chinatown. We were blown away by all the flavours, textures and variety on this food tour. Hands down one of the best food experiences in our life!
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Video Breakdown by Chapters:
0:00 - Let's go on a food tour!
0:51 - Michelin noodles
3:03 - Traditional snacks in Jalan Petaling
6:08 - Secret Laksa Shop
9:17 - What is GetYourGuide?
10:40 - ABC in the Alley
12:29 - Perfect ending at the Kopitiam
14:09 - Thank you TK!
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Are these services reliable? We are planning to visit Kuala Lumpur around April và would love to discover the city. Thanks!
@@billlee4736 I'm sorry but don't know if the services is reliable or not but I would assume it is reliable. The thing I want you to take note of is the month you're planning to visit, so Malaysia is a Country with the majority of people are Muslim and in the upcoming month which is mid march and mid April, they'll have Ramadhan. Most local Muslim food hawkers and some restaurant may not be open during the morning and afternoon. On the bright side you will enjoy the bazaar and iftar buffet which would be a very good experience. And if you're still in Malaysia late april, you can experience the EID in too. Personally I would not think Ramadhan and restaurant closing a problem as you still have Chinese and Indian restaurant and of course mamak. But yeah just a heads up for you guys if you're planning to visit Malaysia in between mid march till April. 😁
@@ShizuCatt Thanks for the info! We are planning to visit Kuala Lumpur 3rd week of April so hopefully there would be no problem.
We’ve used Get Your Guide to book 3 different tours in Thailand and Malaysia and we’ve enjoyed all of them. The information is clear and booking process is simple.
@@ShizuCatt ohhhh I'm planning to go there by March, good to know about this info!
Apam Balik
it is a Chinese origin pancake, but the word Appam originally from a Tamil (Indian) word, but in Malay context it is renamed as Apam Balik (Reversed Pancake)
See how we blend?
You guys are very lucky to meet him, he knows all my grandmother favourite places with all the goodies..
Congratulations! You have only scratched the surface of Malaysian cuisine. Your food tour covered mainly Chinese Malaysian cuisine. There are also Indian and Malay cuisine to be discovered. After that, there are regional cuisine like Kelantanese, Northern and Sarawakian cuisine that can be found in specific authentic restaurants. And Malaysian twists on Western cuisine like the Ramly burger and spicy Aglio Olio. Food variety is not a problem here.
Malaysia is an incredibly diverse country, containing many different ethnicities, languages and religions. People from each ethnicity have generally retained their ancestors’ cultural customs. As a result, Malaysian society accommodates a rich variety of lifestyles, beliefs and values.
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But , more than half of Malaysians are muslim
Fun video:) the tour looked great and he really knew his stuff and knew where to take you! Glad you had fun and thanks for taking us all along with you:)
Great coverage for Malaysian Chinese cuisine. There are still traditional Malay, Indian and mixed-culture cuisine! You can never complete the trial of all food in Malaysia. Even if you go to region, there will be special delicacies to northen, east coast, southern, sabah and sarawak!
There were not all chinese cuisine friends.
Many nyonya cuisine, fusion of malays and chinese, south east asian flavours and etc...
Balik apam is not chinese. Abc ice is not chinese
Curry laksa is not chinese
Assam laksa definitely not chinese.
There are uniquely straits food or fusion food.
@@linustwapam balik is chinese unfortunately
Awesome video,guys!
Really enjoyed it and your food guide was just awesome as well.
But Malaysia has still a lot more to be discover,keep going!
Looking forward to your next one.
Great video guys! Enjoyed the brief chat when we spotted you two on Jalan Alor. Loving the content, keep up the excellent work!
Such an awesome tour guide you had..
I'm a local and I've always liked assam laksa and curry laksa, but never once tried mixing both.. what a revelation..
Haha right? It sounded crazy but it works!
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The best thing of Malaysia is most Malaysian people are kindly and friendly
That's very true.. we've met some amazing people already.
What a fantastic guide! Such a joy for life and the job he does. Drooling over the food yet again!
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What a fun video. Your tour guide is top class.
You both are the best couple on CZcams. Flora and Note you both are classy and very professional in my opinion. This is a great another video in Malaysia. I would love to see you both do a vlog in Hawaii. Have a wonderful weekend Flora and Note.
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Glad to see that you guys are having fun in Malaysia ✌🏼
HI! Just wanted to say Note, so impressed with yu wearing your red t-shirt with the Canada logo, you haven't forgotten your Canadian roots. Much appreciated, and the food tour was incredible!!!
I’m watching this from the departure lounge in KL 😅 I did half of these but now have a reason to return asap!!! Keep the vids coming 🤟🏽🤟🏽
We also have tons of reasons to return already haha
Fantastic food tour guide! Speaks well, knowledgeable and humourous! This food tour is more Chinese oriented ....Malay and Indian food adventures next! 👍
Malaysia is muslim dominant country right ?
Another great food vlog!
I like to try to mix the asam laksa soup and curry laksa soup, syiok!
How worth it for you guys to get a tour and your tour guy is next level.....very knowledgable and reveal to you a lot of secret. CK and Mum....good job guys keep it up
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At first sight,TK's tummy exudes street cred...
A full tour of Petaling Street Chinatown takes at least a full week especially the hidden gems in the back/side lanes.
Flora and Note, you guys got yourself a nice food guide and reminds me of Blondie with her food guide named Peter in Guangdong. Peter and CK are so much similar in their style of introduction of food.
Many, many more food adventures to look forward to.
One of the best street food tours I’ve seen. You guys look super relaxed and happy!
We had the best time with TK, enjoyed every meal and every minute learning about Malaysia :)
Yes, best so far 👍
Malaysia has a lot of good food. Mainly because there are different cultures. When these cultures fused it creates a new version of taste. For example if you talk about Nasi Lemak there are Malay version of Nasi Lemak, Chinese version of Nasi Lemak and Indian version of Nasi Lemak and if you go to Malacca they have this Peranakan Baba Nyonya version of Nasi Lemak...this goes the same to Apam Balik delicacy in this video. We do have varieties of Malay Apam Balik and Chinese version of Apam Balik in several States.
Fantastic! Thank you both.
You made us hungry! 😋We miss Malaysian food, especially rotis, Apam balik, teh tarik, cendol.... Great video as usual
Welcome back after a week off. I think Note was very hungry when he said let’s go eat. Absolutely love noodles and clams. Delicious pancakes. Wonder if I can find them in Chicago?? Absolutely love when you both try something new and seeing your face reaction. I can always count on both of you for showing me Chinatowns where ever you travel. Not sure about those 2 dishes in the red bowls. I do love fish. Just bread. Absolutely loved every minute and what an Awesome Food Tout Guide.
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Tour Guide very friendly, positive and had knowledgeable local areas to eat
thank you!! this vlog make me research to KL so much easier. blessing from Hong Kong
I have finished all of your videos yesterday.just want to say thanks for doing wonderful experience. Love you Flora and Note.
Awww thank you so much!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰🥰
I just found out that I can understand all of it with out subtitle . I always thought my English is bad. Lol
@@FloraandNote ps. you can called yourself "influencer " now I really want to have wonderflo! days as you and Note inspired me to do exercise and keep fit. 😂
u got the right food tour. those are the favorites spot .
you guys are spot on the famous food in KL :). There are different food to savor in different cities like Penang
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Looking forward to trying more food when I’m next in Malaysia 👍👍👍👍
Besnya! SYOK!
Tk is great. Thanks,Guys for your videos. 🤩
Stumbled into your channel...Welcome to Malaysia...Makan Makan
Your tour guide is awesome
I've been living in Kuala Lumpur 8 years and never tried the Apam Balik, thanks for sharing this, will be heading down there to give it a go
Your guide is really good!
Hi my friends... I loved ur vlog, very nice 🥰🥰😘awesome!!!
Thanks for useful Video and hope to see you back Hanoi Vietnam soon
Great video guys! You should try Malay night market next
The food choices are endless!!!
I was contemplating visiting Malaysia this year but i think the first dish sold me.
Great vlog..i 've subscribed to your channel..👌
Fooood - a feast 😋- I must say I luv luv a curry Laksa 👌 so many choices - wonderful video 😋👋👍🙏
The food is so bold here and always well seasoned. Super impressed! And we love a good curry laksa too 🥰👍
Happy stay and enjoy✌🏻 much more to explore especially the food🤗
Indeed those are the places for food I go whenever I am in downtown KL
*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food Enjoyed Thanks for Very good videos*
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Thank you! 😃
he's taking you guys to some of the most legit malaysian food spots and omfg... they're so good! legit food tour!!!! it made me miss asam lasak so much!!!
Yeah we got lucky to have booked him for the food tour! He knows his stuff 😊👍
Your guide is delightful
Syokkk aaaah!
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Love your shirt Note...CANADA. We will be in Malaysia in March...can't wait! I'm writing down all of places that you visit with hopes that we can take in some of the areas that you explored. Blessings to you both. A Canadian viewer....
So happy to hear that! Happy planning for your trip :)
im visiting in march too. would you be able to share your written down places?? it would help alot
Yummy, so good Cafedian breakfast! 😉😉
😋 wonderful food tour 👍
Grew up eating the curry laksa and Assam laksa there. Good choice guys. They’re one of the best I’ve known.
Good to know! That place was legit delicious :)
Welcome to Malaysia hope you guys enjoy ❤ and nice tour guy 👍
Thanks! We’re really enjoying it 😊
Hey guys. Happy to see you are enjoying KL so much. We have spent quite a bit of time there. We like it so much we plan to make it kind of a base. We plan to go there from time to time when we feel the need to slow down from our travels in SE Asia. Look forward to what you discover next.
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I am a big fan of your CZcams videos! The food looked amazing. I will visit KL in March 2024. By the way, what was the name of the place you guys had clam noodles in Central Market? I would appreciate it if you guys listed the names of places you ate on videos! Many thanks!
A very high class food guide!!!
One of your best videos! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Hannah! Could really tell we enjoyed it so much 😁
Yeah no doubt
They're a few Hainanese chicken rice places in Petaling Street that you guys should try out, and also the dry and soup type beef noodles (opposite the Lai Foong kopitiam). They're a must try when in KL Petaling Street area.👌
The best beef noodle is still in Lai Foong, I wonder why they missed it.
amazing tour guide!
TK is the best!
He's a fantastic food tour guide!
We agree 😊
Is this what Malaysian food does to one? The food guide looks like a heart attack waiting to happen.
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@@stevenhull5025 Heart attack can happen to anyone!!
Yes, Lai Foong Lala Noodle is very nice 😋
wonderful to see you both...good times..be safe xo
Thanks so much for watching 😍🙏🏻
You have a five-star tour guide. He is really good. Now, your video makes me miss KL so much.
He’s the best! Time to book a trip to KL? 😛
Your food guide seems like a really great guy
You guys made everything seems absolutely yummy, by the way the second stop is Chinese Pancake, I am pretty sure they have those in Bangkok cause I saw those at the other CZcamsr channels several places. If my memory is correct, even Bangkok China Town has them.
Bangkok's Chinatown have more food because it's so much bigger but the best food are not in the main road, so most bloggers missed the best food.
I’m from Malaysia and the city in our foods is very good I’m so glad you. Tried them
Malaysia is awesome for food! No shortage of choices for sure 👍
Do notice... we shake hands... and we bring our hands to our heart...
Shock! = Syiok!... originally Shocking!... but Malaysians have taken it to mean Shockingly Good!... also in Singapore...
We Malaysian are definitely not shy about flavour!
These tours are good ... you would try thing that otherwise you wouldn't be brave enough to try on your own... a confidence booster...
that guy know a lot.. and is really detail.. he either a chef or food writer.
Petaling Street my favorites place to get delicious street foods.
travel deep into the country to experience authentic malay cuisine...
I am Malaysian and I didn't know much delicious food in China town. I need to try after the introduction.
Yesss! Lots of hidden gems in Jalan Petaling 🙌🏻👍
One of the best tour guide. Funny and kind at the same time. 🥰
It was so much fun! One of our fav food tours ever :)
From a proud Malaysian, I'm glad you enjoyed your tour. 😄
okay Chinatown - Chinese food ...
next Brickfields Little India for Indian food
and Kampung Baru for Malay food ... fair ... right ? 😎
Hi Flora/Note, the peanut pancake that you ate is call Tai Kou Meen, literally translated as Big Face. The other smaller one is the apam terbalik.
Wow lots of delicious food, enjoy guys and have a wonderful day!!! 👍❤️🌷
Have a wonderflo day too, Kitty! Thanks for tuning in ❤️
there's a lot more you need to eat. and I can't mention them one by one because there are so many 😄 but I think you are smart to find them. 😉
whatever, it's nice to see you eat👍
So much yummy foods in Malaysia! I personally really wanna try that clam noods 🤩🤩
That was amazing 🤩🤩🤩 definitely do it!
You missed one of the best Wan Tan Mee spots in KL! Right behind that old uncle selling the pancake with peanuts. You should try! GO EARLY 🙈🙉🙊
The dry version wanton mee is one of the best
Thank You Bro
The best street tour👍👍 He really good! He should doing his own vlog for foods. Frankly speaking, i prefer chinatown in Bangkok cos of their vibe and atmosphere really happening there. Whereby KL chinatown a bit sad nothing much of thechinese stalls like bangkok. The only thing i love KL chinatown is too many hidden gem foods there. Really fabulous ❤️ The Asam laksa that you tried is my favorite Asam Laksa in KL. I quite like their curry laksa too. The owner really generous cos their noodle content so much of ingredients meat in there. Theres a grill seafoods stall in chinatown also next to the RHB bank. Thats alos my favorite but im not sure if the stall still there or not. Cos my last visited that place almost 7yrs ago. OMG… your tour brought u all my favorite stalls and food. The Yong Tau Foo the best in KL 😘 ImYou make me miss Malaysian foods now. Too bad im in NYC now🤷♂️
I hope you guys enjoy all these Malaysian authentic cuisine. Also, dont forget to try Baba Nyoya cuisine.
Enjoy guys n safe trip🥘🍜🍝
kudos to the tour guide,
Ipoh should be considered as a stop for food... Good places to visit too...
Such a beautiful country Malaysia ❤
in malasian stile, your clip was so bad😂❤❤ .. the diversity is amazing...
😂😂😂 you got it!
Hiya Flora and Note. I always enjoy your videos. You always make me smile. TK was a great tour guide. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderflo day.
Seeing your comments always make us smile too! Thanks Nicky :)
@@FloraandNote Have a wonderflo weekend
Great video you two, really really enjoyed it,,,, these last few videos have made me add KL to my must visit list with Annie's smoking pot. Also I have to work on my eyebrow game now.
Yes 🙌🏻 definitely add it to your list. We love it here - the food, culture and people have been amazing 😻
😂👍 peanut pancakes yummy
Pancake looks delicious
2:33 you should also try their famous beef ball noodles
Very simple Malaysian food dishes.
You have tried Malay food, Chinese food…n are we going to see u try Indian cuisine in KL as well?
Penang Asam Laksa ranked 2nd In CNN's List Of "Top 50 Best Street Foods In Asia"
and got voted 7th world's best dish by CNN
that guide is one cool guy laa
He’s the best food guide 👍❤️
I miss my hometown so much. I m now living and working in Sydney
Time for a visit soon? 😉
@@FloraandNote hopefully this easter
Food hunting malay cuisene after this guys..
We’re hungry watching it again 😂
Go by yourself to two famous eateries in Chinatown area.
1. Pik wah
2. Ho kow
We went to Hor Kow the other day and really enjoyed it!
Petaling street is not chinatown
Yes it was setup as mechants hub in the old kl era and most shoplots were chinese owned where you can find traditional food passed down from generations here.