We Found The Best Malaysian Food In Singapore! | Eatbook Food Guides | EP 65

[@EatbookYT]

If you have any more Malaysian food reccos to share that are in SG, let us know in the comments below! 🫶

[@Maxinedesiree]

is no one gonna mention the twinning outfit 🌚

[@EatbookYT]

we were shocked when they arrived on shoot 🤭

[@pooiyian]

@@EatbookYTwasn’t it planned??

[@ahleong19]

@@EatbookYT is no one gonna mention that they're both left handers?

[@twilightlove5196]

BRADria couple goals with the matchy fit :p

[@joiandcookie]

Hehe I agree! I used to ship John and Adria (when they were younger and seemed like they were interested in each other) but now ship Bradria hehe

[@ariel3725]

Ohhh Brad is Malaysian This is making me crave for Bak Kut Teh T_T

[@KeoNz]

Chicken rice hands down Singapore better. Malaysia's no fight

[@csyeo8963]

For the crispy pork from the second location, the translation of 南乳炸肉 is actually “red bean curd crispy pork”! The taste is from marinating in the fermented red bean curd

[@pooiyian]

This pair works!

[@MsLilac88]

Hello eatbook, I always travelling to Malaysia for delicious food, Penang is my favourite place in Malaysia. 😊 I look forward to more interesting videos from you guys, keep up the amazing work!

[@thereknees625]

Please try Chilli Pan Mee (Batu Rd) at Far East Square!

[@splattered1]

Did they just say pepper bkt is heaty as compared to the msia herbal one? hahaha~~ opposite la sial~~

[@Drippinonyou]

malaysian bkt dont use the same kind of pork like sg bkt. Normally its more of pork belly and meatballs plus innerds/organs and normal small pork ribs. SG style is just huge spare ribs fall off the bone.

[@Shinkevo]

The bah kut teh looks like the soupier KL style instead of the thicker Klang style.

[@hanguangwen2821]

More Malaysian-style food and Malaysia food businesses please! Love it! 👍👍

[@jman2413]

gg you tiao 2.50

[@cavintan2542]

This bkt I tried before. Not here not there. Not peppery not herbal at all… plain

[@omarzaifulizan3064]

isnt Malaysian food and Singaporean food 99% the same

[@fnsyis]

Minced Garlic always available in sg stall whether herbal or pepper style.

[@Cigarboy73]

"Fat n Short to be" food channel 😂😂😂

[@MrRazorteeth]

Was quite disappointed after trying two bkt in jb. The Soon huat beside teck sing soup was quite blend. RESTORAN SOON LOY first time was very nice. Recommended my friends, went there after lunch crowd. Soup was blend (踩雷 again😠)

[@dtcl1983]

The best ones are still in Klang and PJ. If you do ever come to the KL / Selangor area, try Teluk Pulai Bkt or Ah Sang Bkt

[@jigeahah5058]

When I first had SG bak kut teh I felt so uncomfortable because they don’t serve chopped garlic 😂 I’m so used to drown my meat with garlic 😂

[@goldkwi]

Teochew bak kut teh

[@davidlimbu9055]

Wow like this malaysian food ❤❤

[@ChengYu-y2b]

Bread with butter kaya

[@deanab-se5op]

Hi, Brad #TIL he's Malaysian

[@mariojsworld]

Looks tasty.

[@socioecohistorywordpress5268]

👍👍💚💚🧡🧡👍👍

[@jessica-5496]

@11.28 no hate but the flag should be respected and not cut in half. otherwise, great video

[@qilimercurial5116]

No more chiara??

[@ariel3725]

she already left some time ago

[@agoodlif3]

Chiara left already but I think she is active on IG

[@ameame8]

adria look like chiara now

[@norainiomar717]

Where’s my halal food ?? Malaysia must put halal oso leh!!

[@EatbookYT]

We'll do a part 2 for this :-) please share with us your recommendations!

[@anziar3038]

M'sian bak kut teh is meant for those who are sick because of the herbs.

[@interchris]

Am confused. Isn’t Malaysia mainly Malay and also dont eat pork? So isn’t this a bit of a biased representation of Malaysian food?

[@dtcl1983]

As true as that is in terms of population, we do not lack non halal places for food. Brad is Malaysian Chinese as well, so to be fair, he does represent the non halal part of Malaysia. 😂

[@interchris]

@@dtcl1983don’t follow tbh. Just wondering if there’s no Malay or Indian Malaysian food?

[@dtcl1983]

@@interchris there are, but it may also be what's available in Singapore. They're exploring Malaysian food in Singapore. The talents are not in Malaysia. So I'm not sure if there are many Malay or Indian businesses that are from Malaysia there. Brad is Chinese, so he is just one part of Malaysia, and he probably eats way more food that caters to Chinese taste buds in Malaysia. If they featured Malaysian malay food in Singapore, I'm sure they'll get a malay to Co host.

[@interchris]

⁠@@dtcl1983ok that was my point. That the video wasn’t clear that it’s about Chinese Malaysian food.

[@dtcl1983]

@@interchris we're a diverse culture, so we don't really take it to heart. As long as Malaysian food is represented, we're happy either way

[@bengchookoh4847]

你们新加坡人怎么开口都一直在说英语啊！

[@SparkzMxzXZ]

? because english is a language and can be spoken if people wish so?

[@芋頭丸-z6c]

因为

[@kaiserlow652]

习惯

[@bensontan7409]

因为受英文教育，不像你们马来西亚，开口就马来西亚腔那么重。

[@whyyouseeme563]

I love malaysian Bak kut teh.... better then Singapore's

[@goldkwi]

Well bak kut teh is differentiated by dialect group. Hokkien is black and teochew is white. It's not based on nationality