THE BEST RAMADAN BAZAAR?! Kampung Baru, KL, Malaysia

Visiting Kampung Baru's Ramadan Bazaar in Kuala Lumpur was completely unexpected as we only intended to join the free walking tour!
HOWEVER what an AMAZING discovery!
Again we completely indulged in some of the best Ramadan food in KL
Tepung Pelita
Curry Puffs
Roti Goreng
Kuih Peneram
Kuih Puteri Ayu
Murtabak
Air Balang
Visting Malaysia during Ramadan is ESSENTIAL! Which Bazaar is next? AND what food do we still need to try?
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[@BeerForBreakfast]

Tell us what is YOUR favourite Ramadan Bazaar and where WE should go NEXT?

[@laksmanahanzo]

Beer For Breakfast come to negeri sembilan..try explore the ramadan bazar here..

[@afiqlasio6033]

Hmm, I think Singapore. I prefer a place called Geylang. It's really busy during the Ramadhan Month. Oh FYI, Ramadhan ends at the 15th of June.

[@Farez666]

Bazaar Ramadhan Bangi! 💪👍❤

[@laksmanahanzo]

you need to use a spoons to eat the tepung pelita girls..😁

[@putraadam34]

Bazaar Ramadan Pandan Indah,Ampang,KL please.....near padang mpaj..!!

[@famiefameiansky2394]

Please for those in KL or Selangor area bring these 2 princess to Hari Raya open house. Or even experience the whole process from Malam Raya (Eid Eve), Raya prayer, duit raya to open houses. I'm sure they will upload a 1hour video. hahah

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Yes please! Love this comment!

[@jacobhicalcium]

Ah sadly I will be away from the country this year for Eid! 🙁 hope you 2 are able to find a good host!

[@firdausbtc8990]

Done forget play Bunga api,pasang pelita,baju Raya

[@doajibbymati4182]

KL haunted during hari raya 😂

[@gingerteddy618]

Stay in Malaysia for the eid on 15 June. You may visit open house eid celebration - by the King - by the Prime Minister - by any Muslims family.

[@azlateef3799]

Just fyi, daging = meat in general. Beef is daging lembu ... lembu = cow, so beef = cow's meat. But in Malaysia, in general, when someone says daging, it means beef... lamb/mutton will be daging kambing, where kambing means goat...

[@mabk9128]

What i like the most about this video is you guys learned really fast and your pronunciation also great. Like it when you say ‘kuih tepung pelita’ 😂. You’re not just walk around and feel the good environment but you guys learned while travelling. Great ! Feeling appreciated to watch outsiders enjoyed their moments in our beloved country. Thumbs up !

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Thanks for such a lovely comment. As we are in Malaysia for so long, it would have been rude not to have learnt about the culture here. Plus we love learning new things everyday. We are glad that this comes through on the camera.

[@jojoweed9147]

Thank you guys! I'm very happy about your reaction 👍🏼 I'm from terengganu and you must try terengganu local dishes 😊

[@lemanaik-ter793]

This channel is the right one if u love cuteness and fun

[@aliffashraf4766]

Looks like you girls arent tourists anymore. You've already become malaysians. Next mission, celebrating hari raya!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Wooooohooooo!!!

[@rainforest8893]

9:12 "Why don't you cakap?" Manglish (Malaysian+Eng) are the funniest accents ever 😍😍😍

[@rainforest8893]

And oh my god that kitty in the end..

[@BeerForBreakfast]

It wasn’t impressed AT ALL!

[@rainforest8893]

Beer For Breakfast 😂

[@adnyish]

Malays are friendly people. they are tolerant and helpfull

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Yes we know that 👍🤗

[@citracita]

Totally

[@natasyawilson7250]

You guys should try pulut kuning with rendang ayam which is probably the most malay dish in Malaysia. Enjoy!💓💓

[@BeerForBreakfast]

If we find Rendang Ayam, we will eat that on our next visit to the bazaar. Can never seem to find it though 🤔

[@adilliaghazali3141]

I hope you'll get to experience the Aidilfitri celebration next week. It's gonna be fun. People will be wearing colourful traditional clothes, visiting each other's houses, collecting 'duit raya' and also there will be more food 😊

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We will! Need to find a host family to enjoy the celebrations

[@adilliaghazali3141]

Beer For Breakfast I don't celebrate aidilfitri in Kuala Lumpur. If not I would love to have you both celebrating aidilfitri with me and family. Hopefully some Malaysians here get to be your host. But you can also go to our Prime Minister's open house on the first day of Aidilfitri. It's usually held every year and everyone is welcome. Just a suggestion, if you wanna buy clothes (baju raya), go to Jalan TAR (near LRT station Masjid Jamek). On Thursday night they will usually have massive sale. 😬

[@faizsyafiqali3144]

come and join me

[@cattellatubies1607]

bazaar ramadan.. try eat - nasi dagang / keropok lekor / mee laksa / mee rebus / mee kari 0R mee curry / bihun sup / ayam percik / ayam golek / satay 0R sate / lemang with any rendang & serunding / popia goreng & popia basah / nasi lemak with any sambal sotong @ ayam masak merah @ sambal kerang @ sambal ayam @ beef rendang 0R ( rendang / nasi pulut kuning with ayam rempah / mee Asam laksa / rojak cekodok 0R rojak buah / yong tau foo / nasi tomato & nasi beriani & nasi ayam...... if both you find any food in ( bazaar ramadan / Malaysia ) just buy and taste and try it.. feel it for experience

[@7figuresclubmalaysia]

hey ladies....make sure both of u are still here next friday...its Hari Raya. the end of ramadhan. there will be loads of food for u to try. beef rendang, chicken rendang, ketupat and many more....

[@luvburn4eva]

I hope u get to celebrate the Eid next week with the locals...so many good foods to try...I'm sure u will love it!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

we will do that!

[@elenazaaba7522]

Fellow Malays, I suggest you invite these two lovely ladies to your house for raya! Let them try our delicious rendang, ketupat, kuah kacang, lodeh etc! And don’t forget to give them “duit raya” lol. I wish I could invite them to my house, unfortunately I’ll be celebrating eid in the Middle East again this year :’( oh how I miss Malaysia!

[@muhammadalifbahari1799]

seriously you guys already knows variety malaysian traditional kueh already... respect...

[@nadzmi2430]

you speak all the malay words with such great accent , sounds like the local! 👍🏻

[@azuraghani8828]

I love the fact that this video doesn't have any dislikes. Well, I guess it'll have one sooner or later. I mean popular videos like this tend to get at least one dislike. Nice video anyway. Proud to be a Malaysian~😎 AND one of your subscribers

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Oh it will happen. Normally we have someone dislike within 30s of us posting. They must be in bed atm haha

[@dknorharlisaabdulsali6511]

im glad you come and having a wonderful experience with food in malaysia..

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Thanks so much!

[@dknorharlisaabdulsali6511]

please come to sabah...

[@noreenarshad7602]

Wow I really envy you guys being there at this time of the year. The best time for exploring in all the bazaars. Another tradition which I miss when I was living there is that after the hair raya (Eid-ul - fitr) the Malaysians celebrate the whole month by having what is called 'open house' where friends, neighbours are all invited to homes to enjoy food. In Putrajay the Prime minister as well as the deputy prime minister will Invite the public to their Palace for a variety of food & drinks. The Malaysians are truly very generous & sincere in nature. I love them

[@Sup3rnal]

Here I am watching 3 years later and salivating over the food. BUT the star is the kitten at the end. Most adorable outtro ever 😻

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Hahahaha thaaanks ! 🤩

[@salindream1]

When you ate the tepung pelita like that I was like "No no, you need to use spoon. It will get messy if you eat like that. Luckily Justina found the spoons :) Glad you are enjoying the bazaar

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Justina to the rescue! 💃🏼

[@redzyrezali2587]

Haha... sama la kita yek... nak je cakap makan tu guna sudu... haha 😁

[@fadlinrizkin2968]

My favourite ramadan bazaar is in Putrajaya. After you buy all the food, you can eat there like you’re having a picnic but the bazaar there is super crowded. I’m glad to recommend you some good food there 😊

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We will be heading there next Thurs. Feel free to join us! 🤗

[@fadlinrizkin2968]

Beer For Breakfast I’m sure it will be fun if i could join both of you but I’m going back to my hometown next week on Wednesday because next Friday is already Hari Raya which is the celebration day. Hope you have a good time there!

[@Kalk2pejai]

that typical for malay too, when your visit bazaar ramadhan, and suddenly you realize go back home with stack of food!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

If you don’t leave with a bag, we don’t know why you came Haha

[@theinnocent6303]

we always like, ''ok i'm gonna get 1 drink and 1 food'' . but then you realize you have 10 type of food and drink on your hands. XD

[@macjj5596]

just catching up on all the videos. that was an amazing market and the way you guys covered it was just too gooood

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Thanks so much. We certainly ate alot huh lol

[@mohammadhafiz9183]

U can try to go to bazaar at Seksyen 13, Shah alam.

[@hardyabdel]

15:29 is called Tepung Pelita... the best tepung pelita is at Paya Jaras Selangor.. u should try..

[@lynn4433]

Glad to hve yu girls back !! Just a caution reminder. Do sling your handbags across your chest whenever walking around kl at anytime. Prevention is better than cure. Tc. Have a productive day!!

[@nizamarchibald]

You guys should stop by to Uptown Danau Kota or Masjid Jamek at night to see how we do Hari Raya shopping. At Danau Kota, there's a lot of food vendors too.

[@BrokenArmorGurl]

i love watching your videos... very well recorded, very well explaination, accurate info you provide.... fun reaction to your surounding..haha.. it is so fun to watch... i love your accent when you speak..hahah... well done gurls... looking forward to hari raya cellebration... you gonna see lots of biscuits my fav would ve Pineapple Tart, and Semperit. dont forget the Lemang + Rendang and ketupat.. so yummy.. Enjoy!!!😊

[@BeerForBreakfast]

You are making our mouths water! All sounds so incredibly delicious. Thanks also for your kind words. Really love knowing that you enjoy watching our videos

[@akashi3000]

Omg girls.....watching your video make me hungry, miss my hometown (KL) and Ramadan bazaar! 😋😘😍😩

[@akritenbrink]

Oh that was the best video ever. Lots of food and a KITTEN!!

[@andeezaima319]

You should go to the Stadium Shah Alam Bazaar (Section 13). Very near to TTDI Shah Alam. It is one of the biggest bazaar I think. You will get tired just by walking through all the stalls there. So many of them! =)

[@BeerForBreakfast]

These are the 2 exact ones we are thinking about going to. Will they be closing before the 14th though?

[@andeezaima319]

I think most of them will be closing nearing to Hari Raya day. Most of them will going back to their home town or just preparing for the festival at home with family

[@crunchstein88]

I was scared for life when Micha wanted to eat the pandan leaf of tepung pelita 😂

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Including the staple. Call the ambulance haha

[@crunchstein88]

Beer For Breakfast haha luckily you guys found the spoon!

[@gray-fox6789]

I think this is the best video so far from u ladies...just love watching you girls having fun, choosing food, telling us how they taste.. everything is so lovely. ❤️❤️

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Thank you!

[@mask7992]

Your knowledge and grasp of Malaysian culture, cuisine and geography (knowing Kedah is a state) is amazing. Keep up the good work and wish you safe travels!! Welcome to Malaysia!

[@sangorasangora4358]

makesure next week you all celebrate hari raya with malay pepole .happy nice day girls

[@norrizalmohdsazali1069]

SANGORA SANGORA i

[@akaiyukihana]

You should buy the one that looks like a bread ball stuffed with sambal... Its sambal anchovy(the ones thats usually in nasi lemak) we call that burger Malaysia and thats one of my favourites

[@farid8181]

Hari Raya is just around the corner I hope u guys could stay until next Friday!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We are in Malaysia for 2 more months. Don’t worry 😉

[@farid8181]

Beer For Breakfast fantastic! Looking forward for another amazing vids 👌🏻

[@farid8181]

I wish i can tapi sayang tak balik raya pulak kena keja haha

[@woohogyu]

This is by far the best bazaar video from tourists that I watched the whole videos without skipping. Glad you enjoyed your bazaar experience!

[@myshare3996]

Dear admin.plz check out 'baju kurung'..its malay tradisional women dress when celebrate 'hari raya'..we would like to see u both visiting malay open house wearing 'baju kurung' when celebrating 'hari raya' ..during 'hari raya', u can enjoy a few famous 'hari raya' cuisine like 'ketupat + rendang',and assorted of cookies..

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We will do that! But you can call us Micha & Justina, we don’t have anyone else working for us , no admin team, just us hahha

[@s9crew]

Love your videos! Someone here should invite them for this coming Hari Raya open house.

[@ashtriana1]

don't need an invite if you're going to the Prime Minister's or King's open house (they usually have t on the first day of hari raya itself) but don't know about this year as its the new government...maybe i'll inform you of any open houses by one of the ministers/ state goverments' once i know when it will be held n you can go there ....

[@shazrilimri7682]

Both of you are Famous ...Congratulation✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@alhakimjusoh1693]

I’ve watched the previous video of you guys. I really like the way you guys appreciate our Malaysians food. And you guys also funny make me smile while watching this. By the way, I think you guys can ask people around you if you guys really curious about the thing you don’t know, I think language wouldnt be a problem around KL. Haha. Okay guys. Wish can meet you guys. Cheers. 😁

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Malaysian food culture is probably the best in the world!

[@ahmadsyazwanbinamran4632]

try to fast!!! its fun...you can have early breakfast at 5:00 morning until u hear the prayer around 5:35 - 5:50...when u hear the prayer u cant eat anymore until u hear the prayer around 7:18 - 7:30 in the evening

[@ahmadsyazwanbinamran4632]

idk how but me personally dont feel tired at all during ramadhan this year..

[@ahmadsyazwanbinamran4632]

guys kuih doesnt mean like the adjective sweet it means like sweet foods..and 1 more thing..we call it murtabak ayam.. not ayam murtabak...

[@kucingmalaya1177]

come to biggest bazar in Malaysia. Bazar Ramadhan Putrajaya !!!

[@Ken_Anna_Zayn]

The stone staircase's houses with colorful paint are many can be found in Melaka. If you want to see more beautiful traditional Malay house perhaps check it out at Kampung Morten in Melaka. Kampung Morten is openly to tourists too. Check the images in google are also eye-candying to see.

[@thehakim94]

So glad to see you girls are enjoying your day under the sun, keep yourself hydrated! Sometimes KL can be extra sunny and sometimes it can be wet and damped. Just a tip, whenever your in KL holding a big camera beside the streets full of motorbike there might be a chance it can be snatched, so just be vigilant and careful. I'm KL born and raised and I think you guys need to experience EID AIDILFITRI once ramadhan is over, it is a huge festival!

[@true_the_lens]

Finally you guys visited Kg Baru!! The Malay heartland in KL!! I miss it very much having to work in JB but glad you guys can somewhat cure that homesickness through this wonderful video! Great work!! And Selamat Hari Raya to both!!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Reading comments like yours really makes us feel humble. Love that you can watch us stuffing our faces and still feel a sense of home! BIG love!!!

[@mohdhafiz7483]

Its so funny when u eat the tepung pelita without spoon.. hopefully u enjoy your trip here... welcome to Malaysia..

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Glad we can entertain you !

[@incikazik9601]

Yeah, as a Malay Malaysia we’re also using a spoon when to eat the tepung pelita.

[@ladysuzaku90mirae54]

Beer For Breakfast im malaysian and i eat like that at home! much more satisfyingg tho

[@bramRemy]

It seem you ladies having fun holiday in malaysia & enjoying the food .☺👍

[@PROPHET0214]

So you were in Kampung Baru. Then you must find the "Kampung Lama". Amazing adventure and learning their culture.

[@chenchelsea5836]

Malaysia is very rich in food,that is why so many tourist come here to try some food here,and Malaysia is the country where Malay,chinese and indian can live together in harmonies..There is no way for terrorist here,so you can feel safe having here ,we were welcome tourist around the world to visit our country except israel,peace

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Totally agree. Malaysia is super safe and welcoming to all tourists. It’s an incredible country.

[@rainforest8893]

Chen Chelsea totally agreed with this!

[@hanifnazri4081]

Great video! Awesome content! Love from Malaysia ❤️❤️❤️

[@fatinsyera]

Wow you are in kampung baru!! I came there last week. I hope you enjoy staying in Malaysia. Sorry my bad english :)

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Your English is Perfect!!!

[@atokreading]

Someone in or around KL this raya.... please, please, please host Jastina & Micha on raya day and show them our great Malaysian raya hospitality. Jastina/Micha, you should put on our traditional 'baju kurung' on raya day, that would be absolutely brilliant!

[@seanchia7396]

This is probably one of the best vlog. I’ve been living in kl for 6th year but i’ve never been there anyway! However i always eat the POPIAH BASAH my friend bought there every year. So far my favourite food during ramadhan! Keep it up girls

[@Ken_Anna_Zayn]

I eat tepung pelita without the spoon same as what you guys did. Cheers!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We are officially soulmates!

[@ashtriana1]

kuih peneram is made of brown sugar (gula melaka) with rice flour... there is one more kuih which are made frm the same ingredients but its mix into a batter and put thru a strainer into the oil.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

You are so knowledgeable!!

[@affaginola]

Love from Juba, South Sudan. Great video girls. Miss my country so much since this is the first year that I do not get to go to Kg Bharu Ramadhan Bazaar. And wont celebrating Eid alFitr in Malaysia. Keep on posting those great vids

[@atiqahjamsari790]

been waiting for this videoo. loving ittttt. thank you for putting so much work and effort in making this. 💓💓

[@BeerForBreakfast]

You are very welcome. Think we put more effort into eating though to be honest tbh

[@cattellatubies1607]

dont leave Malaysia till 14 JUNE 2018... cause that thay 14 / 15 JUNE 2018 is Melayu festival celebrate ( RAYA AIDILFITRI ) , ( RAYA AIDILFITRI - also like chrismas / but it different - raya aidiLfitri for melayu after fasting ramadan - celebrate raya )... all religion culture also celebrate RAYA / traditions... hope both of you enjoy , you can find ( traditional food & kuih biscuits cookies / RAYA Aidilfitri )... if wanna more information about ( raya aidilfitri / Malaysia ) try google searching info , than you both try feel it & enjoy

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We wouldn’t miss it for the world

[@fatinatin2875]

Truee

[@kualarompin589]

cat tellatubbies - 1. Eid is not just Melayu celebration, it is celebrated by Muslims all over the world! And Melayu are not the only Muslims in Malaysia, there are other races who are Muslims in Malaysia, like Chinese, Indians, Arab and many many more. 2. The only similarity between Eid al Fitr and Christmas is they are both religious celebration and holiday. That's it. Even different Muslim majority countries around the world celebrate Eid differently ( in exception of Eid Takbir and Eid morning prayer). The Saudi celebrate Eid differently than the Turkish which celebrate differently than the Iranians which celebrate Eid differently the Malaysians. Unlike Christmas where almost everywhere in the world celebrate it uniformly (due to tv and films influence), Eid Al Fitr is normally celebrated together with the culture where you live in.

[@jimmychoke1492]

Really love this video and I always appreciate our Malay culture....Tasty food and friendly people...btw feel like myself is in this video... walking, laughing and eating good food together with you gals...Haha!!!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Wish you was wish us Jimmy. Our loyal subscriber and viewer. Maybe one day!

[@jimmychoke1492]

Sure...looking forward to it...😀😀

[@faizismail5477]

Great vid as always guys. It's coming down to the last week of ramadan already. Excited for ur Ramadan week and u guys should buy baju kurung for eid too! Maybe at jalan TAR or Prima Vallet.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

It has gone super quick hasn’t it!

[@aaliff32]

Your video the best Travelogue i ever seen. Because not all KZbinr make Travelogue at Kota Bharu. You've beautiful journey on Malaysia. Then this video both of you are funny bout to eat Tepung Pelita. 😂. I'm so excited to wait when i heard Shah Alam on your list 10:15 . Well have good journey both of you. Terima kasih.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Thanks so much for your comments. What should we try at Sham Alam?

[@aaliff32]

Beer For Breakfast if you wanna take some footage about bazar Ramadhan. I would like to recommend you Bazar Stadium Shah Alam. But now only 1 week left before Eid Mubarak. Hopefully you could make it. And one more thing about my friend Roti John. This type Roti john viral on Facebook. Please come early before 6pm if you wanna to. You can search with #Rotijohnrollingcheese or #rotijohnLANUN at Facebook. Last but not least is I-city, Shah Alam. You should come after 8 pm to watch how beautiful your night do you ever have. Maybe there is more interesting about shah alam. Keep searching. Sorry if i gave you poor recommend to yaa. Have good time. Terima Kasih. Love yaa

[@elenazaaba7522]

Another interesting thing to do is to sign up for one of those Malay cooking classes on Airbnb 😁 you’ll get to cook Malay dishes and enjoy the meal (and time) with you Malay hosts. Also check out pasar tani (farmer’s market) - after eid. You will find amazing Malay food and traditional Malay produce there.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We would LOVE to do a cooking class. Unfortunately they are always so damn expensive! Time to save haha

[@nanisan1900]

You guys do the right thing visiting Malaysia in ramadhan because you can get a lot of different food there...I think around that kg Baru also got the large baazar ramadhan there

[@izzulawanghin]

Actually you should try Rendang which is one of the traditional and important cuisine during hari raya celebration. It delicious and more fragrance than curry because of the ingredient such as turmeric leaves inside it. Love both of you. 😊

[@izzuddinfakarudin5696]

The last part 🐈 really makes my day 😂 Hope you girls make a video of Hari Raya (Eid) which literally means Celebration Day. Not long from now. I'm sure you girls will enjoy Malay hospitality during Raya. Entertaining videos as always! Keep it coming 😊 In the mean time, do search for bubur lambuk. It is a kind of porridge multitude of flavors. Usually it is given for free by the mosques. Ask around ;)

[@azleenhamzah374]

Hi...i love all of your videos.. can I suggest that u try to fast on the last day of Ramadhan... it will be a great experience for yall... xoxo 😘

[@farhanazam8981]

i am hoping you will get a host family to celebrate Hari Raya (Eid) here in Malaysia and enjoy food that is only made during Eid :)

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We are hoping to find a family! We will definitely try and visit the open house. Need to find a Raya outfit fit for the occasion first 🤭

[@ctecah93]

I love the way u describe the taste of food.. U make me want to eat too

[@zahizulhairi89]

Wow I am glad that you guys like our bazaar foods! Yes,our Malaysia foods are one of the best to be savored. Eating with people like Malaysian in Iftaar would be even better as you guys could indulge the experience of Iftaar and even the Sahur time together. This is our pure culture of fasting.

[@599ferrari]

I heard some tourist called them 'crackpuff' coz its very addictive. I can eat 5 of those currypuff in seconds!

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Need to check into rehab

[@599ferrari]

lol, hahaha!

[@buddystayonceblink9678]

I have watched all your Malaysian vlogs videos, it's so great, keep it up guys, btw karipap is my favorite kuih , i buy it every time I go bazaar👍😊

[@MrClarity8]

Thank you for the amazing video. The roti goreng is a bread with filling wrapped with spring roll skin and then deep fried. ;)

[@BeerForBreakfast]

ROTI GORENG 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@MrClarity8]

😉😉😉😉😀😀😀😀

[@ridzz]

This time around.. My main reason giving a thumbs up for this video is the kitten.. Oh.. and the bazaar Ramadan is great too! :p

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Hahahahaha

[@mr.f7417]

Actually you needs a spoon to eat kueh tepung pelita. That is the proper way to enjoy your tepung pelita. Enjoy girls

[@braderrelaxbrader3957]

Hi misha & justina.. i'm faizal we've met at M&M Hotel... Surprising to meet u.. hope to see u all at JB

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Hey Faizal! It was great, so unexpected hehe! 🙏🏼💕

[@bobwira808]

Try go nite market called Uptown, is located at Taman Danau Kota,setapak KL, Open at nite 10pm till 3am,

[@anisnadhirah2656]

Just 7 more days left for ramadhan, can't wait to see your next ramadhan bazaar tour

[@nashukor7568]

Awesome video, guys! Food always bring people together. Yeah, definitely need to experience Raya!

[@yayahassan7161]

I'm impressed with you guys.. you recognized a lot of the food sold at the bazaar. As how to eat the kuih pelita, I always eat it without the spoon.. you guys got it right the first time..

[@peachfreude]

I hope someone will invite you guys to celebrate hari raya in every state and eat all the raya cuisines here in Malaysia. Very fun to watch this video 😄

[@BeerForBreakfast]

everything is already planned! keep an eye on our channel!!!

[@aimararmma6247]

you guys must go to bazaar ramadhan shah alam section 13 the largest bazaar ramadhan in shah alam beside stadium melawati...

[@roslir3628]

Try to find these poridge... Penggat pisang (banana poridge) bubur pulut hitam and bubur kacang hijau (green bean poridge)

[@aacampers]

You guys should go to Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman..most of the Malaysian call it 'Jalan Tar'..it is a 24 hour bazaar (better go during the night because it will be pack with people) for the muslim to get some preparation such as cookies, traditional cloth and other things during Hari Raya...it would be great if you be there...anyway..I live very near to Connaught though..

[@anasakinaismail8308]

I love your video!!

[@azminationz]

Hi there greeting from brunei,this is my first time watching ur video,and after watching this i straight away click subscribe...it such a good video keep it up😊😊😊😊😊

[@izzathazwan1924]

Hello...yea ttdi and shah alam are really famous but its quite a hassle to reach by public transport. I recommend wangsa maju bazar bcz easily accessible with lrt and also most importand lots of choices of food 👍 Just watched this today. Nice content and hope you will enjoy it here haha

[@mohdfaizbinmuhamadkaman3314]

Its funny to see you guys eat kuih tepung pelita. But its awesomeeeeeeeeeeeee.

[@Aaaaa-o4j]

Omg!!! I love both of u!!! really fun to saw both of u try all malaysian food!!!!

[@ashtriana1]

oh you did'nt get the bubur lambuk from the mosque... its a hundered year old recipe and they cook it every ramadhan and gave it away to the mosque congregation also some passer bys....its a rice porridge with legumes, beef, prawns, peanuts, some spice and herbs....

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Maybe we can try and find it. Keep seeing more and more people recommending this. Must be a great!

[@khairulazhar8118]

It's free..

[@BrokenArmorGurl]

ashtriana1 yeah...bubur lambuk taste soo good..eat it while it still.warm...just to warm u gurls..bubur lambuk is full with strong spice..😊

[@AyieRamle2]

Love your vidoes guys. Keep uploading and stay safe.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We will!!

[@akashi3000]

Wow... girls, you are almost reaching 12K subscribers!! Congratulations!! I'm so happy for you.

[@cocochan7971]

Can you try go to Bazar Ramadan Seksyen 1, Wangsa Maju? It is a really long bazar and you can get variety of foods there. I’m really sure you will satisfied with that bazar. If you go there, you can try Ikan Bakar (grilled fish) . It is the best seller.

[@aisyaharas8479]

Hi! Im from kuala lumpur. Maybe you can challenge urself. Try fasting for a day & go to bazaar in the evening. Its gonna be fun! Dont forget to vlog! 😀😁😁

[@BeerForBreakfast]

We will do this on Monday. Wish us luck 🙈

[@akashi3000]

Beer For Breakfast good luck girls.

[@azrazak4177]

Beer For Breakfast good luck and please do share your fasting experience with us😄

[@ismailhamzah4239]

make sure you have pre-dawn meal (called "sahur") within its fixed time..or anytime before morning prayer call,,....then off you go! good luck girls~

[@ftinftin8937]

I like the eating part at the steps, so cool..For the pre-dawn meal which is sahur normally around 5 am...(the fast should start around 5.40 am) drink lots of water, take lots of fibre maybe oats, dates n fruits especially guava,. Also pop in vitamin tablets n a few spoons of honey!! some carbo...You will be okay fasting hehe strategy.. Just try for half a day first huhu..

[@AJohan]

at 19:52 you have reached a great nasi lemak place called wak manjor. you girls are like locals already

[@hafizmohd013]

How we do ramdan? It very simple if you start from practise starting at 5.am until 7.20. My friend non muslim also tried as practise also said that easy to sustain. If you want to try one day ramadhan i will teach you the way.

[@BeerForBreakfast]

Hey buddy, message us on Instagram: beer4breakfast2 We have a proposal heheh

[@hafizmohd013]

Beer For Breakfast hi dears, already dm to your Instagram. I hope that there is still one slot video which show you how to practise ramdhan one day as non muslim. Since our last day ramadhan on thursday i hope that you could make it. My house near to kl.