AMERICAN ADDICTED TO MALAYSIAN FOOD *FIRST TIMER*

[@LivingBobby]

I AM IN LOVE WITH MALAYSIAN FOOD! Comment the Malaysian food I need to eat next 😋

[@tianoor8274]

Sate with peanut sauce and roti canai and not forgotton, teh tarik!!!

[@raishaxhinata6228]

LivingBobby Teh tarik...malaysian people love to drink in the morning

[@myra2370]

sate!

[@akuijan]

LivingBobby without visiting Malaysia your experience with foods will not be ever completed😊. you can watch all the backpackers vlog regarding delicious foods in malaysia.just like new york we are a melting port of cultures but existed much more older.centuries I would say. so do the foods

[@izharcj]

I dont know if you can get this dish in the US, but if its available, go and try it. Its called "Laksa". There are so many version of it like "Asam Laksa" or "Curry Laksa", just try any of it and give us a review :) and lastly, you should definitely try out Durian, its quite famous here when its in season.

[@borzack2k]

A visit to Malaysia is incomplete without trying Nasi Lemak, Roti Canai, Teh Tarik, Satay and Cendol :)

[@LivingBobby]

Borzack Crave that all sounds amazing. A visit to Malaysia needs to be in my future :)

[@oddedd7755]

Nasi Kerabu bro.. it's freakin delicious

[@Joe-ox1pc]

careful with that one, some foreigners (non-Malaysian) becomes allergic to it

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

Don’t forget the Asam Laksa and Char Kuey Tioew.

[@laurine9061]

Borzack Crave try to find sinalau bakas

[@emanla1990]

USD1 = MYR4. it's time for you to leave NYC and head to KUL

[@LivingBobby]

+eman la hahaha, so cool. I need to come :)

[@nurshazwanirazali1308]

LivingBobby teman la = company me in malay. Ahahhaah. His name suits perfectly 😂😂

[@miorf82]

Many tourist come to Malaysia over and over again just for the food... come to Malaysia before Ringgit appreciate again against US dollar.

[@taraarihash1485]

LivingBobby Wow You can buy maybe 3 Nasi lemaks only for $1 in Malaysia.. I think,

[@afbgud8118]

Its cheap

[@angahsyber68]

Actually we in Malaysian have more that traditional food in here. Please visit in are country and try this:- 1Roti Canai 2.Nasi Kerabu 3.Losong 4. Pulut Panggang 5. Kek Lapis 6. Putu piring 7.Seri Muka 8. Sata 9. Otak - Otak 10. Ayam Percik 11. Bahulu 12.RotiJohn This one also cannot being found in other state accept in Malaysia! 🇲🇾👍🏻

[@LivingBobby]

Thank you so much for the tips! I feel so welcome to Malaysia :)))

[@imandelaila2577]

Shazmi Yani you mean satay in eng?

[@imandelaila2577]

yeah satay that is the name in eng. not sata lol

[@imandelaila2577]

yeah sata is my favourite

[@akuijan]

RainbowSparklez sata is completely different with satay. sata is a type of food that you can find at the eastern part of peninsula malaysia

[@bojed]

I'm a Malaysian and the best way to eat a nasi lemak is with a crispy sunny side up on top. You'll get addicted with it and your waistline will vouch on it LOL!

[@LivingBobby]

bojed wow! Sounds amazing!!!!

[@redex191]

Runny yolk is better in my opinion. Mixing it with the rice and anchovy sambal.... That's the next level man

[@emanla1990]

yup... runny yolk

[@bojed]

Muhd Azwan Crispy sunny side up with runny yolk. I prefer that over a smooth sunny side up.

[@EarlKuOnly]

And he needs to know that there lot more accompanying dishes with nasi lemak...paru...kerang...rendang...sotong...

[@christinachee7697]

Omg ! I'm Malaysian and been living here NYC for 3y ++ . Such a cutie Malaysian restaurant that I never thought I found in your video ! I'm gonna go and try it our Malaysian beloved dish tomorrow ! Thanks ya your video !

[@henrywasabi]

i luv Malaysia Food! i drink "White Coffee" everyday.

[@LivingBobby]

Henry Lim that is my dream😲

[@lovekhuntoria123]

Henry Lim saya pun...

[@loadingpleasewait2989]

peminat white coffee here

[@MarkAmanda]

Looks like the addiction is spreading :)

[@KpopChannel143]

The NYC Couple lol...just finish watch your latest video just now....nice

[@hembusankasturi5715]

+Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! indon ini sedang menzahirkan kebodohannya pada dunia, seluruh dunia kini melihat kebodohan ini.. satu tepukan untuk indon.. teruskan mencemar nama negaramu..

[@partiubikayu5698]

Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! Jgn menghina ok

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug7887]

I came here after watching your video. Nice vid anyway, keep it up👍

[@anuarnor3318]

The NYC Couple I saw you guys eat roti bom for the second time in Kuala Lumpur. I like it

[@Fallen2RedAngel]

Nasi lemak is best served in banana leaf. it's so aromatic. If you come and visit Malaysia, you have to explore the whole country for food. each state in Malaysia has their own specialty food.

[@vinzproject]

You should try come to Malaysia and ask two England man that lived in Malaysia . Mat Dan / Daniel Tyler and Rhyss William . They know all about Malaysian culture and Malaysian food . You should contct them ! ^_^ especially Rhyss William cause he is one of food blogger at Malaysia .

[@inspektorgaban6703]

and try to find rani kulup also

[@rinie7777]

@@inspektorgaban6703 hahahaha

[@ricchthefallenangel]

Malaysia is another multicultural country. Every state got their different food. U should try them all. What's selling at other countries just a small little part of our culture, we got so much more culture here. Melacca, Penang, Sarawak, Sabah, etc. With so much more special cuisine. Penang fried Kueh tiaw, Malacca nyonya cuisine, Sarawak laksa, etc. U name it! So do come and try our food here.. it takes u months to try them all

[@LivingBobby]

That sounds absolutely wonderful! Makes me so curious to discover it all :D

[@ricchthefallenangel]

LivingBobby Do come and explore!

[@MissionMotherland7]

Nasi kandar too

[@xViderz]

You deserve so many more subscribers man, don't stop grinding keep uploading !!!!

[@LivingBobby]

Thanks for the morning motivation :)))))))

[@brettconti]

I need that coffee

[@juanserrato5709]

Brett Conti better not replace the bubble tea hahaha

[@anakjitrakubangpas4460]

White coffee is purely from the coffee bean, without other mix ingredients.

[@sofearichielgbtq9430]

Brett Conti wait....you mean *COVFEFE* 😂😂😂

[@silentgroyper5069]

Brett Conti Google OldTown White Coffee

[@amirasyrafroslin7446]

usually,we use liberica coffee beans in malaysia..its not strong like arabica or robusta,but it still taste great!

[@iskandarshah9164]

Came to Penang, Malaysia. Try laksa penang, nasi kandar, pasembor, satay, rendang, also came to night market and try another local food

[@ProGunn3rz]

wtf rendang in penang?? where is rojak?!!!

[@iedayeda7286]

Kereta Kecilb rojak tonggek jangan lupa..hha

[@omookyliaa]

Kereta Kecilb LAKSAAAA MY FAVOURITE FOOD

[@iskandarshah9164]

Why? I’m malay. That our dish. My grandmother also know how to make rendang. We eat with ketupat palas or lemang.

[@nrsryazain3359]

Kereta Kecilb saya pun suka g penang makanan kat situ sedap2 srs, saya da g sana dekat 6 kali , wajib pekena nasi kandaq hahaha sedak giler

[@afiqahfarah254]

Malaysia take pride in comfort meals. Everything cooked from scratch.

[@MrYurisakura]

I would suggest an awesome breakfast package of Roti Canai ( flatbread) and Teh Tarik ( literally translated as Pull- tea, it's foamy and creamy).

[@LivingBobby]

liya saffura sounds delicious! I will be searching for that 😊

[@didisenpai5562]

liya saffura some say its a bubble tea . (teh tarik)

[@shaa8905]

am i the only one that think he looks a bit like edward cullen.... >.

[@faezmafaez2172]

Chuvky _ haha, agreed.

[@aneesah3742]

Chuvky _ me too

[@liuxueyi9882]

Chuvky _ Agreed with you...

[@hades_0606]

Chuvky _ belengas burit ke

[@weareyoung46]

Agreed haha

[@barracudadiablo2813]

... you should come to malaysia brother :)

[@LivingBobby]

maha melanau mannnn, I know! A must for the near future!

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug7887]

maha melanau wow, seluas2 youtube, kena kwk temu gitew haha..

[@lovai11]

bak telabau kwk tan xD it's a trap!

[@barracudadiablo2813]

aiks.. sai kah? hahhaha

[@barracudadiablo2813]

telabau noe lerrr?

[@november9994]

I'm glad Robert Pattinson likes Malaysian food 😂

[@surgi-ical-striker]

Isnt it ??? The dude REALLY looks like Battinson !

[@intankukesepian5877]

Yup.. especially the hair style of Edward Cullen 😅

[@afiqahfarah254]

If you considering travelling to Malaysia, it's better to go around with locals! You can bargain for price on quality items and probably get even more authentic food!

[@wawasamsudin]

Don't forget teh tarik or pulled tea!

[@LivingBobby]

+wawa samsudin ohhhhh, i will have to look for that!!

[@brusselssproutwuh3595]

wawa samsudin no one calls it pulled tea.Kata nama khas bro😂

[@earth8744]

wawa samsudin 😊😊

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

Brusselssprout Wuh direct translation 😄

[@brusselssproutwuh3595]

Georgia Andrea Still,No one calls it that😂

[@EvaAngelinaNuraishah]

Try Satay next, i never heard anyone who didnt love it. Anyway, if you found more Malaysian restaurant in NYC please2 let me know since im going in Dec and i need my food craving fixed!

[@honey8743]

I missing you malaysia 😭😭😭

[@Faiqaalazizfaiqa]

Come to Malaysia again if you have a lot free time in holiday.Thank you because love our country!

[@Twofix]

Finally, someone who knows the meaning of 'Nasi Lemak'. 'Lemak' does not translated to 'fat' here. We also say 'lemak' for something that is flavorful.

[@naqiukamil6438]

Hey man, there's this Malaysian restaurant in New York called RASA. It's pretty delicious to me. You should check it out. I think they have more varieties of Malaysian food that you can enjoy :)

[@LivingBobby]

+Naqiu Kamil thanks for the Malaysian food suggestion! Will definitely check it out!

[@monsieuriey]

I am malaysian. You should try a Satay. Definitely heaven.

[@LivingBobby]

+monsieuriey thanks for the tip! Absolutely addicted to Malaysian food!

[@azlateef3799]

Just A satay? Lol

[@なな-m3q9t]

monsieuriey Sate Wak Radoll😂

[@younghobo6740]

+Mr. X I'm intelligent rat, try moral law book.

[@dmzdesign09]

@@LivingBobby ask for extra peanut sauce 😂😂😂

[@ashura_7777]

I'm Malaysian, let's be honest. LEMAK is not translated as 'rich', but 'fatty' to be precise. No? Yes, it is. It is not referred to, if you eaten something, would make you become fat. But comes from the heavy & thickness of the coconut milk (that is cooked with the rice - 'santan' in Malaysian language). The taste of the 'santan' makes it a bit oily, dense & heavy - which is why the word LEMAK derived of. I don't care much eating Nasi Lemak everyday - just, i need to adjust the portion of the rice so that my face won't get pimples. LOL.

[@amieibrhm1527]

アシュラ渡辺 The santan makes the rice rich with flavors. Lemak means rich with flavors. Yes, lemak also means fat. But in this context, it means rich with santan flavor. Makes it super delicious. You know kuih yang rasa lemak manis, it’s something like that.

[@kevinlim3395]

Amie Ibrhm Lemak can means *very* in some cases

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

アシュラ渡辺 It's not literally rich as in wealthy, but rich in taste.

[@colby_247]

this is all typical Malaysia thinks what the word means in Nasi Lemak, in this case it means rich.

[@samteller7998]

Lemak tu banyak makna, kalau google translate memang la bodo

[@wl88168]

5:26 "kaya" = coconut jam basically made like you would a custard in a double-boiler with: 1) eggs (a few more yolks than white) 2) sugar (white/brown/palm) 3) coconut milk with as high cream content as you can get optional: 1) pandanus leaves for fragrance 2) a few almond slivers/sunflower seed for a little crunch 3) a little butter for finishing gloss freshly made, keeps in fridge for 1-2 weeks but it's so delicious it probably won't last that long ;) spread coconut jam liberally on generously buttered fresh/toasted bread

[@tzechean]

high quality video deserved a LIKE

[@cherrykanda]

I cant stop smiling watching this... Proud to be malaysian.. ^_^ like i want to serve u more malaysian food that u will fall in love so much. 🤗🤗🤗

[@hetoosus8023]

How do you not have more subs these are premium vlogs

[@LivingBobby]

+Bruhguy 2 :) thanks brrruuuuhhhguy! Glad you are enjoying :D

[@samueltan2148]

Happy that you enjoyed our Malaysia's national dish. Do come and visit Malaysia some day XD Btw, I can still hear a bit of the owner's Malaysian accent haha. Malaysian foods you can try next are Nasi Kandar, roti canai, char kuey teow, asam laksa, mee kolok and so much more

[@hijazzains]

I am tryung to make nasi lemak in Canberra Australia but its so difficul to get the ingredients which are also kinda pricey

[@udasan]

OMG! Your enthusiasm and happiness are really contagious! You make me wanna try that Nasi Lemak too! I hope there are other Malaysian restaurants there in New York for you to try first. Though that will be a bit waste of money and time compared to travelling directly to Malaysia as it will be much, much cheaper that way (Ringgit Malaysia is much cheaper than USD too!). Keep up the good work!

[@youngnope4664]

Another good video! However, I do wish that you'd make a crash course Bobby kind of video, like an "about me" kind of thing. Sometimes it feels like we're just picking up from different points of your life, without any real background. Just an idea.

[@LivingBobby]

young nope love the idea! Background video coming soon :)))

[@brettconti]

I agree

[@jamieazkah9432]

I am seeing people trying Malaysian food all over KZbin now! It is time for me to get my hands to learning how to cook myself. Haha~ Kinda proud of being a Malaysian now. Oh yea, you should probably try Laksam next. It can be pretty hard to find there in NYC tho. 😅

[@imandelaila2577]

thanks for eating our food country because I'm from Malaysia

[@C70-p5m]

1. Rendang 2. Laksa 3. Laksam 4. Nasi ayam 5. Nadi dagang 6. Satey 7. Gulai kawah 8. And many more you should try bruh!

[@semsem4035]

Malaysia is one of the most beautiful countries you'll ever visit

[@RoyMcAvoy]

Baba and Nyonya are the best chef. I'm glad you enjoy your proper Malaysian food. Maybe you should come here and stay for a few week and taste all the food that Malaysia could offer. I've seen a lot of youtubers done that.

[@ayuqistina7431]

How about you try Chicken satay for your next trip?

[@LivingBobby]

Raey In sounds like a plan!

[@staxijuyo6161]

-Satay -Murtabak/Mertabak -Pasembor/Pasembur -Mee Rebus -Mee Goreng Mamak -Char Kuey Teow -Nasi Kandar Sweet treats -Apom Balik -Cendol (the homemade one) Snacks -Kerepek Ubi/Tapioca Chips (Salt/Curry/Spicy) -Kerepek Pisang/Banana Chips (Salt/Sweet) -Samosa

[@sentitem2913]

I would like you to try our all time favorite food called satay! You gonna love it for real!

[@sueabdulemmamlocklear6534]

It's so nice about Malaysian food right... Hope you always enjoy our Malaysian food Bobby

[@chinhowlim1363]

Chili pan mee, char kueh tiaw, laksa!

[@shiinaai2978]

Here's a list of what you can try, @LivingBobby : 1) Mee Kari - curry noodle, there are several varieties, but I like the one with yellow noodles and extra spicy and hot curry 2) Asam Pedas Ikan Pari - stingray cooked in spicy and sour stew, once you've tried a good one, your saliva will leak like a faucet everytime you hear someone say the name or even if you only look at the picture. 3) Roti John - that's like a poor man's subway, but it's very popular and full of flavours. you can usually find it in Ramadhan Bazaars but you can still find it outside of Ramadhan as well 4) Roti Canai - Pronounce it as Rotey Chan-eye. It's an indian bread accompanied with either dhal, curry or both. You can find it in any mamak restaurant. There are the twist-type and the fold-type. The twist type is thicker and fluffier in general, while the fold type is thinner and crispier in general. I personally prefer the fold-type. 5) Ayam Goreng Potong - Literally "cut fried chicken". It's not really special, you can find one at any night market. It does however, taste good. I'd ask for spicy. 6) Kerang rebus - Refers to 'boiled blood cockles'. This is great. I can eat it all day, but don't eat too much if you have any minor allergy to shellfish. Don't freak out when you receive your blood cockles still closed and bloody inside. It's meant to be that way. That's the proper way to cook it. There's not cooked like mussels. 7) Sambal telur - Basically scrambled eggs cooked extra hot and spicy. Once you've had a good one, you'll keep asking for one. Normal scrambled eggs won't do anymore, so much so that you will beg for the recipe so that you can cook it yourself at home. 8) Sambal kuchai - It's basically a modified version of 'sambal telur', but with less eggs and with 80% kuchai leaves. Don't know what they call it in English. Where sambal telur is all soft with the occasional hard onions, sambal kuchai is more chewy and makes great accompaniment to any main meal of rice, noodles, meehoon or kuey teow. That's all I can think of for now. All the best. Enjoy your stay.

[@sierrayeoh2588]

Come to Penang! And try: Char koay teow Hokkien mee Lobak Laksa And a lot more!

[@LivingBobby]

+Shanching Yeoh thanks for the suggestions for amazing Malaysian food :D

[@amrannazrin8765]

lobak?

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

Don’t forget the Asam Laksa.

[@najmi9497]

Lobak?

[@ashrafz4307]

lobak?

[@taufikafandimohamadalias3134]

That's just for breakfast. You need to get lunch, dinner, teas and supper as well!! Oh, and don't forget the festive dishes! They're WONDERFUL!

[@MrJrchef]

Come to Malaysia and have more authentic foods!

[@unknow1437]

'Nasi' is rice 'lemak' is coconut milk it's mix together served with anchovies, peanuts, boiled egg, lamb curry, cucumber, and traditional chili paste, and sometimes fried chicken.

[@amirolbsw]

Tq i hope u can coming to my country Malaysia..

[@LivingBobby]

ART CREATIVE TLS Same!!!

[@wl88168]

4:40 "kopitiam" = coffee shop/stall/house i've seen the actual coffee beans. looks like your normal roasted coffee beans. i reckon the coffee is called "white coffee" only because the coffee has sweetened condensed milk and on occasion also added evaporated milk giving the "white" look. cendol = shaved ice drizzled with palm sugar+green rice drops/noodles+red beans etc. in coconut milk is absolutely fantastic. abc (air batu campur = mixed ice) aka ice kacang (literally "ice nuts") shaved ice drizzled with various syrups+mixed beans+jelly cubes+corn etc. try this yourself at home. at the very basic: drizzle palm sugar syrup+sweetened condensed milk on shaved ice that alone is fantastic or you could add canned mixed beans and corn as well which results in similar to the 2 suggestions above.

[@farhanayusoff6931]

You should try Malaysian dishes at Rasa. It is located at 25 W 8th St, New York. Lots of choices to try. Rendang, Teh Tarik and Cendol are must!!

[@LivingBobby]

That sounds amazing! Thanks for the insider tip ;)

[@redex191]

Yep, rendang is a must. It was voted as the best dish in the world by CNN if I'm not mistaken.

[@ivebr9781]

Rendang is originaly from indonesia not malaysia

[@sunnyxoxo4083]

i feel incredible just by watching your channel..im a flattered Malaysia,thank you

[@alexatheunicorn1365]

Him: *eats nasi lemak like it's food for the gods* Me: *eats nasi lemak nearly everyday*

[@evans7]

actually some malaysian love "Teh Tarik " or in english it might translate to pull tea haha you may try it one day.. great to know you love malaysian food!

[@sogekingable]

U should go to Malaysia.

[@sniffytuna]

1. Nasi goreng 2. Buttermilk chicken 3. Cereal/nestum/butter prawns 4. Nasi dagang 5. Roti boom 6. Sushi made my malaysians as in small bussiness owners 7. Pepes 8. Satar

[@SchaNoorain]

Wohoo since when Lemak means Rich😂😂

[@redtulips05]

in a way one can say that tho..

[@zlqrnnmhmmd]

I think she provided superb translation.

[@matdanih]

Rich also means fatty too..

[@syahnazmi29]

Bobby let me Just explain the amount of peanuts and anchovies they put on the rice is generous and luxurious! Ok next time try this : 1. Nasi Briyani Gam 2. Apam Balik 3. Nasi Impit + Rendang 4. Rojak 5. Char Kuey Teow 6. Buah Melaka 7. Kuih Kemboja 8. Pulut with Ikan Pekasam 9. Roti Nan Garlic 10. Yong Tau Fu

[@dotrule4115]

Malaysian foodies aka MyYoutubies will spam the fuck out of foreigners who speak lovingly of our food. You my friend have found viewership gold. Welcome to the World of Malaysian Foodies ! They don't come more hard-core than us !!!

[@TheWizcakes]

That was a good start to your first journey of Msian food. Buckle up, theres so much more to come. Enjoy.

[@syazzyheisen4340]

u didnt even finish the nasi lemak bowl, just watch near the end of the video, its still full lol

[@tira4971]

invoker chalice nope he did finished it at 4.15 or something

[@xxrabbitsnipezxx5794]

That was a different cut

[@nivekyb]

Old bobby whould be proud how far you have came 💛💛

[@amieibrhm1527]

Hey. Glad that you loved it. You should try satay, asam laksa, roti canai, nasi kandar.

[@volrath77]

Ha! You're doing it right! As in mixing the fried anchovies, roasted peanuts and sambal with the rice. That's how it's done here. The hardboiled eggs are to add a creamy taste while the cucumber slices are mainly to give it a bit of a cooling effect to your tongue in case the sambal is very spicy. It must be freshly sliced though to have that crisp and crunchy taste.

[@belle2046]

The guys gave the best recommendation for kopitiam (coffee house) Ya, nasi lemak (coconut rice), Kaya toast (sweet coconut paste bread), white coffee (south east Asia style coffee) Love it Ya, it’s so good that we can have this every morning If u are adventure enough get a half boiled egg for the bread to dip...omg our Malaysian favourite.

[@wl88168]

2:02 "nasi lemak" = rich fatty coconut rice essentially rice cooked in coconut milk+slices of ginger+a little salt+a little sugar+most importantly pandanus leaves for unique fragrance. pandanus leaves (possibly regarded as asian version of vanilla) the best versions of nasi lemak will have rice that's nicely separated and not clumpy and have the strongest pandanus fragrance; usually this strong fragrance will be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve outside asia unless you can get fresh pandanus leaves. besides the rice, the chili sambal is equally essential. this "sambal" usually contains onion, anchovies, chilies and other spices and can be either hot&spicy or sweet or all the above. basic composition of nasi lemak: rice+sambal+fried anchovies(if not already in sambal)+fried peanuts+slices of cucumber+egg(traditionally boiled but you do get some with fried) optionally, fancier versions will have meat such as crispy fried chicken, rendang(dry/wet very slow-cooked beef/chicken in fried shredded coconut paste (locally called "kerisik") & spices), seafood(chili squid,prawns,etc), various additional other curries, etc. most, if not all, fancier additional accompaniments will be variations of dishes with chili, dry/wet curry. salivating yet? :)

[@marcute5906]

Didnt expect the comment so peaceful. We Malaysians are very friendly to outsiders😁😁😁!!!

[@AmalDayangBungah]

welcome to Malaysia, lot of amazing foods awaits. From breakfast, lunch and dinner there is food like nasi lemak, roti canai, mee goreng, ikan bakar, asam pedas, kari ayam and more.

[@kualarompin589]

Everything taste better with coconut. Here in Malaysia almost all the best dishes (at least for me) must have coconut. Nasi lemak, rendang, kaya, curry, nasi kerabu and sweets and deserts too. Thank you for trying malaysian food.

[@BucketListTravellers]

Malaysian food is the best! Great to see Bobby trying it for the first time 😁

[@cyrilleyong9615]

Nasi Lemak, Curry Laksa, Roti Canai. Best of all the 3 main races in Malaysia. If you are able to, do visit sometime. We Malaysians like it when foreigners enjoy our cuisine.

[@khairul_kyo740]

No wonder the looks... Baba Nyonya, never disappoint me, hardly to find nowdays baba nyonya kopitiam. It brings the nostalgia.

[@ValC488]

Loved your Whitney Houston bit! LOL! 🤣🤣🤣 What are you waiting for? Come to Malaysia! You will fall i love with the diversity of the Culture, Food & People! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@Esperalzi-Esfaral]

I am Malaysian. Was in New York 6 times in my life. Love the city, very diverse, including food diversity. Funny then, we couldn't find Malaysia foods. I cook nasi lemak often time. Easy to make. Wish I can cook for you! Hahaha!

[@jemimychannel7893]

There are variety of Rices, Noodles, Breads and Drinks u can try in Malaysia.... even there are endless list of Sweets (so called KUEH in Malaysia Language).... Each State in Malaysia normally have their own style or signature dishes... please come to Malaysia (SELAMAT DATANG KE MALAYSIA)

[@CrazyCo1]

you ordered the 3 best items in Malaysian cuisine!!! Looks so yummy.... I wud hav ordered the same except for ice white coffee, normally we have hot white coffee with kayaks butter toast and of course.......extra sambal........with nasi lemak...

[@sunsetgaming425]

Me as a malaysian love our food the most,southeast asia got the best food in the world trust me....m

[@JG-lv1wq]

Hi ! I visited Singapore last month and this is exactly what I had the first day I was there ! Nasi lamak , kaya butter toast but with soft boiled eggs and soy sauce and teh! I don't know if it's authentic Malay but I had Laksa (with coconut milk) and Hainese chicken rice ( I know this is Chinese) I loved it!!! :)

[@munirahmoorman3602]

Hey there is alot of good food here that are famous : 1) Laksa 2) Roti Canai 3) Tomato Rice 4) Chicken Rice 5) Kerabu Rice 6) Murtabak 7) Honey chicken wing 8) Murtabak 9) Uncle bob chicken ( eat it with rice is better) ! 10) Nasi Goreng Pattaya (Restaurant) 11) Putu Piring/Putu Mayam 12) Cendol 13) Satay 14) Fruit Rojak This list is not traditional food but most of them can be found at night market ! You should go to night market , there is alot of food there :)

[@dentistpikachu2292]

Munirah Moorman I prefer rojak petis than rojak buah

[@belle2046]

thanks for bringing our Malaysia food to overseas 😚 thanks for loving our food and yes that "Kopi" (white coffee). we all love it. it is like a must for everyday. Come!! come and visit Malaysia! You would find our more! and next to us are Singapore and Thailand. it is going to be fun😚😍 Welcome to Malaysia anytime 💜💜

[@davidkenneys2007]

Nasi Lemak is really really really rich in taste. I live in Ipoh, the only place can have the original,unique taste of White coffee. I suggest you all should travel to Ipoh,the city of Perak state in Malaysia and try the hot /cold White Coffee and other foods.

[@groxer]

many type of Nasi Lemak in malaysia... 🇲🇾...also different type of SAMBAL...u should try with the Fried Chicken... Beef RENDANG... Sambal SOTONG(squid)... Anchovy Sambal with PETAI(type of vegetable in malaysia)...BOOOMMM!!!

[@nastymelll]

Nice vlog man! You should visit Kuala Lumpur one day. There are lots of good food waiting for you bro 😁👌🏻

[@asri23shofla]

KO as in Coworker PI as in Peanut TI as in Tea AM as in Yummy KOPITIAM = Co-Pea-Tea-Yum , a wonderful place to enjoy Kaya Toast 😋 Gather your friends and come to Malaysia already. A ton of life-changing moment awaits for you. 😎 (Recommended June 2019 as Malaysia is having Raya season) Have a nice day and enjoy your future food adventure in Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@zhamaish]

you can also find different foods from different state in Malaysia come come come and visit Malaysia... we are proudly waiting for you... 😙😙😙

[@mamyaieyu1791]

The best way to eat kaya butter toast..dunk it in hot/cold white coffee..u gonna love it

[@onlymal31]

glad to hear that you like our country food

[@adindahadirah865]

that feeling is love dude, that's why food is more popular than anything here.. we have fried banana cheese + chocolate, and many more flavors..char kuew tiau and many more.. can you imagine, we have thai+malay race, malay+indo race, chinese and indian...variety of food xoxo

[@princekim7076]

I had been in Malaysia n i think it's such a food-heaven where u can find lots of delicious foodies.. i love ROTI CANAI the most!! it taste unbelievable good! it's such a simple one but it taste very complex.. it's undescribable. And i bet you're also gonna love SATE.. full of spices auchhh love it.. Nasi lemak is a compulsory one once you're there. it was such a wonderful trip!!

[@malaysiandude]

Im proud to be malaysia people.. have fun with your meal bossku..

[@yylee6596]

Nasi Lemak is pretty versatile. Actually there are quite a number of different versions of it in Malaysia. The one you had the anchovies are cooked differently. Looks yummy too. Maybe it's a Nyonya version because the Chef is of Nyonya heritage. Nyonya food is known to be awesome. When you do come visit Malaysia one fine day, do try out the Banana Leave Nasi Lemak especially if you can find those that is prepacked into individual packages with oil brown paper on the outside and banana leaf inside and the rice and stuff onto of the banana leaf. It gives you better aroma and taste and open your eyes to how amazing this simple dish could be. Cheap, awesome and fulfilling to your tummy and soul. Just try not to eat it on daily basis ;)

[@brogoram]

The toast, butter and 'kaya' is actually called "roti kahwin" in many parts of malaysia. And there is also a steamed version.

[@redzwanabdul3443]

My tongue never lie. I travelled all around the world yet the best is still Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia. Singapore. Yet Malaysia still the best because of the price, hygiene, etc. Frm KL with ❤️

[@revolutionmediagroups]

The way i eat my nasi lemak, with belacan boost the power of its potent spicy that will make you stomach crave more. if you want more malaysian cuisine you should go to kuala lumpur. you be like " food paradise."

[@neverforget5846]

Huhuhu.. You should try a Nasi Kerabu and Pulut Panggang too.. ouhhh its amazing

[@DrFahmi30]

you need to try NASI KANDAR too.. One of the best malaysian food. the best NASI KANDAR is in Penang, Malaysia and cooked by Mamak (malaysian indian muslim) .. love nasi kandar

[@godlygoodcreatures5389]

love & TERIMA KASIH (Thank You) From Malaysia.

[@CornucopiaWorld]

Come here to Malaysia - your mind will be blown even more than the one you had in this video. There's rendang (either beef or chicken, but personally I love beef more), asam laksa, satay, nasi dagang, pan mee, teh tarik, nasi briyani, teh tarik, roti canai .... so many that I can't put it in here. Then there's Sarawak (East Malaysia) where I am from. We have even more variety of food - kolo mee, Sarawak laksa, assorted kuih, umai, ayam or babi pansuh, lemang, etc. Every state in Malaysia (Sarawak, Sabah, Penang, Kelantan, Malacca etc) has its unique food for you to try at least once. Every food has a story behind it and it's makes the dish even more interesting, besides the taste and texture. Seriously, do come here. You'll be spoilt for choices. Plus you get to see all Malaysians here in its full glory and culture, mingling together as one truly Malaysian.