A Day in Melaka Malaysia

It’s our first time in Melaka also known as Malacca, Malaysia’s old port and trading capital. We spent a day in Melaka Malaysia walking around and sharing our experience here and our first impressions of this city. Melaka is a beautiful UNESCO heritage city full of multicultural architectural designs from its colonial past such as French, English, Portuguese and Dutch, as well as the presence of Nyonya and Baba Peranakan culture. The city features canal rivers you can walk by or take a boat cruise along and there is street art everywhere to feast your eyes on. There’s a reason why Melaka is a tourist hotspot and we’re going to discover it all and show you what it's like here and what to expect when you visit….
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[@waniearabella5693]

I like the way Mario says "Haiiiyaaaa...." 😆😆 so cute... Mario seems like quite fast learner tho...

[@CookingwithYarda]

Looks like a very interesting place. Hope one day, I will travel again

[@jimmyngpchoon9228]

You covered Melaka very well on your first intro video. I am sure you will do better on your next. Keep up the good contents!

[@lifeisrandom4400]

Enjoy your stay...Melaka is a historical city and preserved very well.🥰🥰

[@PsyDvlz911]

Born n raised in melaka.. My sweet town.....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Darmani8612]

Very nice vlog brother keep vlogger.

[@jplin888]

Thanks for sharing your Melaka vlog. This place is very nice and peaceful. Love those old colonial houses/building and all the street arts. Very nice. Melaka was once colonised by the Portuguese and after that the Dutch took over. That’s why they have these western style infrastructures. Well hope you enjoying yourselves and can’t wait to watch your next Melaka’s vlog. Hope the Weather will improve during your time there. Take care and stay safe! Cheers!

[@TravelsonToast]

Agree it was very peaceful! Thank you 🙏

[@nursha9053]

Arts on the wall look so lovely😍 i've never been there, YET 😅...thanks for showing those cool place👍👍

[@blessedvillain]

Olivia is probably the nicest person on youtube.... Mario is pretty ok too.... :)

[@youaregreat788]

Hello watching here nice sharing welcome to Melaka

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you 😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in Melaka.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Btw guys, brown sugar and gula melaka(palm sugar) are totally different as brown sugar is unprocessed cane sugar. White sugar is processed cane sugar. Palm sugar is obtained from coconut tree.

[@pompei1009]

Wall art was first popularised in Malaysia since the famous wall art in George Town - Kids on bicycle by Ernest Zacharevic. It became so popular that every other state did the same to attract tourists. They added value to these places, but I prefer them to do something different instead.

[@bazelgoose9247]

Gotta respect you gais able to walk and covered almost the whole area. I was from Melaka but I am too lazy to walk that far bahaha. Btw, you guys should try out coconut shake at Klebang if you have time. Its one of the best coconut shake ever.

[@farisnaiman906]

If you go to Melaka, you MUST eat ASAM PEDAS. Its a dish with spicy, sour flavour. Its very popular.

[@akaizatyusof]

Yes, and I assume Mario love fish dishes base on oast video, so asam pedas can be a perfect dish to introduce.

[@TravelsonToast]

Video soon!

[@arthurwong9017]

I concur. My wife is from Muar Johor (an hour away from melaka) and everytime we go back to her hometown, I MUST have some asam pedas! My favourite stall allows us free refills on sauce and I gulp it down like soup!

[@mambakmaembong3464]

Enjoy your travels guys,love you all ☺️

[@zamx77]

So lucky Jonny Deep came to Melaka 🤙🤙🤙

[@rozaimi_hairi9276]

happy holiday 🎉

[@muhammadfahmi1647]

There’s a lot of place you can go in melaka. Not just the city and also got a lot of food places you should try. Melaka is the one of the food heaven. I like all your videos

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks! We've seen a lot of good food here 👍

[@Mr_Fhemauson]

For the next travel I suggest you need to come to Sarawak kuching Malaysia♥️.. After your done travel at any place you not done yet to explore..👍.. 👍,🤗

[@mahathirjaffar1336]

Welcome to my hometown

[@xhasinax]

Oh and are you going to Pangkor Island, it looks beautiful and less touristy, it is on my itinerary if i ever get there

[@slimytoad1447]

Go on the portuguese caravel,this ship explains the history of early Melaka very well. Film Jonkers street at night,you will be amazed at the number of visitors. Melaka existed long before George Town. The weather is Not like England's weather,it's tropical and marvellous

[@miowmiowmiow7863]

Melaka is history place..we keep him safe.. to our future child for story history

[@christmasteey7296]

You can try (malaysia muar otak-otak) have fish and shrimp spicy 😋😋

[@ylyou4165]

Enjoy your travels 、You can go down to travel such as muar or johor

[@wandrifter7989]

Many place u also can go there mate...some place was free to visit also..I see u vlog travel there but for me just the basic travel there only...

[@leemarvingaye4506]

I love Olivia’s expressions when she doesn’t like the food…LOL

[@aishi9068]

WOW! You captured it well, look so beautiful.

[@dakota1673]

Nice One Brother 👍 👌 Much love from srilanka ❤ 🇱🇰

[@die6398]

So many fruit than can be a juice in Malaysia you don't know. No sugar inside it Bro.👍😊

[@rachel.please3929]

That boat trip at night is amazing

[@adibnana]

Wow

[@ashtriana1]

You must be wondering why the fort is built in the middle of the town, well during the 1400s Melaka beach was actually right in front of it at the pahlawan mall site. Then in the 80s the sea was up till Mahkota parade, they reclaimed the land, now the coastline is further away.

[@roemsovannarith5394]

beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@wolger]

Guys can go to Kampung Morten, a living museum of a typical Malay village.

[@KingFarn]

Up

[@caseystevens8302]

Hyped it up? Malacca is definitely more beautiful and organized than Lithuania and England (The country that keeps shrinking as it loses more territory. Im a serviceman from the US, but trust me Lithuania is a poor ex-Soviet old country with many jobless people.

[@richardheng6322]

Melaka, Penang and Singapore formed the Straits Setttlements under British rule which ended in 1957 when we gained independence. The big ship is a replica of the Flor de Lama, the Portuguese galleon involved in the conquest of Melaka in 1511.

[@abdrahimmadon9017]

try the ikan bakar at umbai malacca it's fresh and mee bandung at muar johore

[@satoai2181]

U need to try Nyonya cuisine in Melaka🤩🤩

[@madeinaotearoanz]

Yes 💯

[@TravelsonToast]

We tried, it was great!

[@yellogucci]

Heyy guys!! Really have to try the asam pedas, chendol and the chicken rice ball! Have a great time in Malaysia!

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks!

[@jehanc]

Wow 13RM ice coffee, so expensive.

[@DYAP16]

Wow … a few doors down the road .. is a satay shop called SUN MAY HIONG SATAY … try it mates .. its pork satay with a twist for its peanut sauce .. guarantee you’ll enjoy it

[@Andy-zr3mp]

Nice art introduction on the old buildings. Should try cendol, chicken rice, asam laksa, Nyonya food as well.

[@TheDreammerinc]

in melaka, must try baba nyoya culture and dish and visit portugese settlement🤟

[@ashtriana1]

In Melaka I suggest you try kuih keria, coconut shake and. Isit kampung Morten, Portuguese Settlement at padang temu, baba nyonya museum

[@TYtaengoo]

Victorian fountain since the Victorian era. The architectural buildings around are mix from dutch, portugese, british era when they colonised Malaya (now known as Malaysia)

[@chuansenglow6504]

I from Malacca Jasin and welcome to our city 😊 I highly recommend u try nyoya laksa or nice coffee at calanthe art cafe

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks 🙏

[@Caroline-lg8wr]

Sea Coconut with palm sugar. If you buy from Malay stalls usually the drinks are very sweet. Add more water to it, I prefer to get from Chinese stalls, less sugar and you can always tell them less sugar rather than those already pre-bottled.

[@beerbuff1052]

I like that black liquid candy....hehe. malaka is historic. good choice !

[@khairilazwa3944]

Hi joel hi Ellie 😊

[@Seramics]

Try Jonker88 Nyonya laksa and Chung Wah chicken rice ball. Both in that Jonker road area. Famous n good.

[@AhmadZakiVision]

4:27 •Maybe you can try to make a video concept recording about the exploration of an abandoned building or an area known for its horror stories 😅☠️🦉👻

[@fairuztalip5843]

very good video ❤️❤️

[@arfazrise1081]

My favourite state to short vacay. Historical place

[@ruslileman3787]

Awesome...

[@scotbownes5627]

Cool video

[@azizahabdullah1143]

Love your video. By the way, a rickshaw is a 2-wheeled carriage pulled along by a person, a trishaw has 3 wheels with a pedal that can be ridden like a bike.

[@abdulmuin3459]

the city centre also alive at night. the night Market at jonker walk also nice. for food don't be afraid the local rickshaw rider for recommendation. during the day maybe travel more around the outskirt of the city. explore the city centre during the night. enjoy your stay.

[@greencap8845]

Beside St Paul Hill, You guys also can visit Senjuang Hill nearby

[@evanderhenry9993]

I recommend you guys go to cameron highland and genting highland.

[@athleticos99]

amazing video

[@jamychun563]

Wow, haiiyaaaa. next journey were go in Malaysia? 😂 Kedah? Lai lai

[@lowchristopher5226]

Hi, 8.33 that’s Melaka Queen Victoria fountain! It was built to commemorate Queen Victoria! You should be proud as Englishman!

[@yanputrasurya5313]

Go and tryout Asam Pedas, coconut shake and kuih keria melaka if guys have a change go and try out roti canai arang for breakfast

[@heekoonong8404]

I saw u walking toward jalan sultan(petaling street area)at 18hrs something today

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes we were there 🙂

[@badariahsulaiman6511]

Next state pahang..

[@sandokan178]

The murals along the lane of a carpenter and money changer are actually real people l grew up knowing.

[@greencap8845]

Welcome to Malacca. Please go to Air Keroh or Hang Tuah Village

[@angahfaqhroul]

Instead of buying coffee in cafe,better you buy coffee in normal coffee shop like ‘mamak’ or malay coffee shop or chinese traditional kopitiam..order kopi for traditional coffee or nescafe ais for something like latte..don’t forget to ask for less sweet if you’re not the sweet lover..the price can be 3 times cheaper than the cafe..

[@atirahanuddin1218]

If you considering to come to East Coast of Malaysia, pls come to Terengganu. We have beautiful beaches, islands and so many tasty food to try! No regret at all. I promise.

[@TravelsonToast]

It's on our list 🙂

[@joycetan4684]

Yayyyy!! We're heading there next week! Wooohoooo! 🙌🏻💃🏼🏊🏻‍♀️🏝️

[@speakthetruth995]

When I was there before the COVID mess the walls were looking really good I guess lack of maintenance due to COVID restrictions caused it to deteriorate rapidly.

[@ziqmccaron2397]

the seat coconut is natural sweet 😅 it same like sugarcane … no sugar

[@Priceless77]

5:55 Olivia in sincere agreement 😁👍

[@kaicascata]

Try to find 'air panas gadek' or Gadek hot spring. And go there by night time maybe at 11 pm. Fun thing you can do.

[@leogens1112]

under construction

[@jehanc]

My brother in law still in Jalan Hang Jebat and has a Art Gellary here named Jehan Chan Art Gellary and you just pass his place and opposite has a Cendol shop.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

There is a submarine museum outskirt of town centre.

[@joelim958]

You definitely need to try Malaysia KFC. Pretty sure you will love it.

[@TravelsonToast]

Already did 😁

[@Glajdar]

16:58 that is indeed sea coconut. Also soursop is called durian belanda in Malay cos the thorny skin resembles durian but its not related to durian at all.

[@lengzai-ne6br]

MELAKA EMPIRE, the strait of melaka

[@ashtriana1]

While in Melaka, go to a side trip (2d1n) to Muar, the Royal Town of Johor. The activities there, Muar River Cruise, Firefly watching from Sabak Awor, 434 coffee, Mee bandung, satay for breakfast, grilled seafood in Sabak Awor

[@TravelsonToast]

We didn't have time this trip, but maybe another time! We will be spending a lot of time in Malaysia in the future 🙂

[@rosliyatim711]

@@TravelsonToast yes, Muar town,Segamat and Kluang town. Small town with their's own special...as Kluang Rail Cafe..

[@shamust5988]

It is sea coconut drink......prepared with some 'gula melaka'...something like brown sugar

[@RealmeC-ps6vu]

Wow melaka 😍😍🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@richieoon]

they're called trishaws, hence the 3 wheels, two on the carriage in the front and one behind, below the rider, basically a tricycle with a two-seated passenger seat in the front. rickshaws are different, they only have two wheels on the carriage, because the rickshaw puller will be in front lifting the two long poles extended from the carriage and bringing you around with his feet. in malaysia, we have trishaws, rickshaws are more common in japan.

[@evabruchhaus6741]

the portuguese egg tart is actually suppodes to be sweet ;) it´s called pastel de nata. maybe they are having sth different there in malaysia ;)

[@apetpsdc]

Sea coconut is delicious. I thing that guy mix it with gula melaka (palm sugar)

[@slimytoad1447]

Many things you got wrong, you assumed many things when you really needed a guide ,those carved stones were actually dutch or portuguese gravestones,Melaka is full of history along with great food.

[@lynahalim9903]

Enjoy your stay in Melaka! I'm in Melaka but a different district... do try Asam Pedas, Keria Gula Melaka, Coconut Shake. You could probably go to Klebang in the evening. LOTS OF FOOD THERE!

[@joycetan4684]

Yaaayyyy!! Org kampung!🙌🏻🥳💃🏼

[@shamhisham2279]

Go to klebang.they got submarine museum there

[@hairullogic5350]

the 'caribbean jack sparrow's boat' was actually a museum, but for USD4.5 not sure it is worth it for you guys, but it was quite fun where we were there with our kids.. they learned something tho..

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Yes sea coconut with gula melaka

[@jehanc]

The site you see is 1400s when fist colonised by Portuguise and then Dutch then English. You need o visit the Portuguise Town nearby.

[@whateverrrrrr123]

the canal was used distribute goods to godowns...Malacca was an important port way back in 1600-1800

[@abglongizz]

On minute 16:06 he said no sugar. But "gula melaka" means Malacca sugar. 🤣 they always mix with all juice there... by the mangosteen you had drunk, it's soursop in Malay we call it Durian Belanda, if translate one by one as if we call it Dutch's Durian.. I don't know why Dutch got its name for this type of fruit 🤣 but it is good for lacking risk of cancer

[@TravelsonToast]

Yeah we got a bit confused 😅 thanks for the info!

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

The Shore Sky Tower, submarine museum, Roti Naan Pak Putra, Roti Canai charcoal stove, mango float royal, Asam pedas pasar borong Batu Berendam (night).

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

11:08 before this it was a shore area

[@framcross5795]

👍enjoy

[@jehanc]

The fish are Cat Fish in Malacca and is my hometown but now I am in New Zealand, Auckland.

[@jimmyleong142]

Do u guys come to east Malaysia? Come visit here in Sabah

[@anwarazman8991]

Soursop is in english, in malay we call it as durian belanda.

[@fatfrankie2522]

FYI That white bird was an Australian cockatoo..Considered a pest in Australia Love ya vids