Experience of "Malay Muslim" Food in Singapore

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[@duaenamdua9143]

Ichang anda bertuah dan bersyukur bertemu dengan orang itu kerana dia fasih bertutur dan sangat jelas menerangkan info berkaitan budaya etnik...saya beri dia 5 star! 💪...salam kenal dari saya warga johor bahru malaysia👋😉

[@wannor3631]

The woman in this episode was very classy and professional. I love hearing her talking and explaining some stuff to iChang

[@Pyroz_22]

Sure... look at 1:35 racist fuck what you mean malay owned no need have cert just because we malay we muslim isit so there are no Christian malays out there so freaking racist!

[@sufianian]

@@Pyroz_22 relax ah bro , she missed out / forget saying , muslim. thats why the next one she remembers to say muslim.

[@firdaus125]

Safi Saini you know who is she? Bodoh pe kau comment pakai lutut

[@missblios]

Safi Saini why? are u christian malay?

[@nurhudaahmadkhomari4915]

@@Pyroz_22 bahasa tu hati hati ye.. u kenal ke siapa dia sebenarnya... tk kenal boleh google ye... or boleh check dekat FB or IG if ada la... tk payah pakai word F...

[@jumpbugs9213]

iChang was super attentive in this video! She responded to every explanation given even with a simple nod. 😍

[@Acriftz]

That chinese mixed malay lady is very thoughtful

[@Ragingwire1]

Ma kasih is street language or slang but the official language still terima kasih It is shorten form of Teri-Ma Kasih. Many slang or street language are actually shorten form. So it is incorrect to say Ma kasih in formal language

[@teddyteh7704]

Malaysia and Singapore have almost similar food. There are some say Singapore has better food and Malaysia vice versus. is an arguable question. you need to make your own judgement.

[@shazryazman1980]

INDEED YOU RIGHT

[@aschanneltv3097]

no no . Malaysia and singapore not similar . Your country singapore many chinese . Malaysia have malay . and food malaysia many many many place delicious singapore just have tiny not many have

[@Wisdom2233]

シンガポールの食べ物が味なもとの味がする場合が多いと感じます。

[@technexadmin2404]

i travel singapore a lot...our food is different actually..the taste not that same but similar..well for me malaysia food better..mybe because i grow eating malaysian food...and singaporean felt their food better mybe u grow old eating ur food...that's why...but in fact a lot singaporean cross to border ti eat here...so both good i think...

[@pidarputin8752]

Singapore used to be one of malaysia anyway.

[@MummySengkangTV]

Yes Sis Freda ...Deejay Warna..Bring her to taste Malay dishes which are full of spices and deliciousness

[@zoubiraissani5852]

Ichang and Jimmy are very kind, polite and respectful! That's why I love this channel. Keep traveling (after quarantine of course hhhh), enjoy yourself!

[@SoruFoodie]

In Malaysia, Malay restaurant also need to apply Halal certificate. But if they don't apply, muslim people still coming because of trust.

[@missblios]

Far J true

[@tuntazri2901]

That lady is a well known Dj in S'pore. Freda...a synonym figure with Mediacorp Singapore.

[@Wendy-jt1ln]

This lady explain very clear & well. The food looks so yummy 😋 Enjoy this video very much. Thank you!

[@jefrichan]

Looks like you thoroughly enjoyed your stay in Singapore. Do come back anytime soon, there's more to savour.

[@TeleeFONE]

So this is Freda the radio DJ, she sounds like a young girl on radio

[@hafiz7129]

i chang i know u loving MALAYSIA u still always remember MALAYSIA although in SINGAPORE🥰🥰🥰🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@scl8577b]

What she meant is non-muslim food operators who wish to sell to Muslim must apply for halal certification/approval for their food preparation.

[@Poseidon99Jeus]

Just subscribed to your channel!!😚😊🇯🇵🇭🇰🇸🇬🇲🇾

[@haku49ibrahim51]

I love the way how freda explaination...

[@rozyisa5635]

Of all Malay food..u recommend Kampong gelam cafe? Pengsan ah tekak lemau..There's Minang/ Sabar Menanti/Wak Priaman restaurant alot that are more delicious food they serve....

[@ricardosonwong2920]

Glad to see Ichang n her hubby well taken care

[@HONG38]

come back and i bring u for Kajang Satay, Bak Kut Teh and Nasi Kandar SS2- famous for the Roti Tissue and bring u also for Hokkien Mee and Loh Mee

[@gothseph]

I love this. Show them how diversified Malaysia is bro💪😊

[@MrAmbitiousjapan]

Wow freda hassan❤️

[@syedchain]

Halal is not just about ingredients that are being used to prepare meals but also extends to how they are being prepared...the cleanliness of the kitchen and the preparer...and so muslim restaurants still need to apply the halal certificate since halal could become haram (prohibited) when certain requirements of food preparation are not being satisfied...thus halal is actually good for everybody be it muslim and non muslim

[@blueraineee]

iChang you look very good at handling spice!

[@weilk7420]

Chang & Jimmy tastebuds very suitable to South East Asian strong taste.

[@Kibbitz]

You guys are really addicted to durian! If you drop by Singapore sometime and would like to try other places for Malay food, one place I would recommend is Hjh Maimunah's, I've eaten several times at the Jalan Pisang one but I think there's another (might be the main branch) at Joo Chiat. Love the rice and the dishes and also the desserts. I don't like durian so I have no recommendations but eeeeeeeeh, you guys seem to have the durian stuff totally covered by other people, so it's all good!

[@saifulissam636]

Roti kiroi is actually means yellow bread. But in malaysia its called roti jala which means fishing net bread.

[@snouzers]

I also love Indonesian language, love the tone and their way of expression

[@mysteriousjane8888]

Me too.

[@bienkee5278]

Singapore & Malaysia are the Food Paradise of Far East Asia.No wonder IChang & Jimmy love to come back again & again. Both of them are Locals favourite Tourists!

[@dxco6225]

Glad to see you are still in your Food Fest Singapore tour, have you tried laksa, hainanese chicken rice, claypot frog porridge and hokkien mee? Enjoy your stay!

[@weekuah]

I'd expect her to cover that this trip after her dismal experience with Singapore curry Laksa in Hong Kong.

[@kudin7149]

frog porridge? that sucks..!!

[@weekuah]

fakhruddin zokri Frog porridge is one of tastiest delicacy cooked up.

[@HackerBusted16]

@@kudin7149 Kita tak boleh makan tak bermakna Kita boleh hina makanan orang. Respect budaya orang supaya orang respect budaya Kita.

[@orangeloaf]

Roti tirai / singapore.. Roti Jala / Malaysia

[@xspeedhunter]

Mask Trooper tirai bapak kau

[@nasrahasis9671]

I pray you success anda many people subscribe you video...

[@codenamevampire8345]

Wahhh...you stay there from daylight until dark ahh...im tell you 1 secret...now everytime i eat durians 100% it will remind both of you guys....i dunno why, but kind a special to see Japanese love Durians...i also know Japanese language a little...credit to Naruto and Dragon Ball....👏👏👏👏

[@greencap8845]

You guys have to go to Pahang for next year Durian Season☺

[@Rara-wi8ef]

NOTIFICATION SQUAD 🙋🏻‍♀️❤️

[@Haru-eq7zi]

they have the same bag

[@_theChaser]

Roti kirai = roti jala Roti canai= roti paratha

[@funofboredom]

You guys managed to get a radio host to give you a tour? Wow, awesome. Why Malay owned restaurant don't need to display Halal certificate? Is it right to assume all Muslim restaurants will or know how to prepare food in a 100% halal way? Chinese people have many dialects - Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, etc. But during Mao Zedong's Cultural Devolution, all the Mainland Chinese people were forced to learn Mandarin.

[@scl8577b]

The Malays here are Muslim by default. They already practise Muslim ways of life so naturally they do not need to show Halal certificate because they already are. Of course, it will be questionable for Muslim owned restaurants with a lot of non-Muslim staff but this is always not the case.

[@cik.ninette]

as malaysian i am really glad japanese ppl love malaysia food

[@83ducktale]

Wow..even our local Dj knows u..😂

[@singlah]

4:36 Roti is not really a Malay word. It's Sanskrit with Indian origins.

[@ISTARI22]

Yes we know that. But in malay, roti means bread. Alot of malay words are borrowed from sanskrit, Arabic and roman.

[@MrZipher20]

She should be a tour guide

[@XINPAT]

Singapore! mee rebus taste good at here

[@ahfooktits]

kak Freeda bawak jangan lupa bawak makan satay heheeee

[@zulwabule]

iChang-さん, hope can see you with yukata in your video.

[@_theChaser]

Makasih not a proper(baku)indonesian Baku still terima kasih..same like malaysia singapore and brunei And southern Thailand.

[@samahmat7501]

apply a Halal certification from organisation ? which organisation ?

[@todakmasin6399]

Google la

[@samahmat7501]

@@todakmasin6399 google halal ..have you take your medicine?

[@mynameis255]

Shd try the Teh Sarbat just opposite that KGC...

[@sinisterboy8900]

Bila aku dengar dan tengok cerita tentang singapura..sedih hati ini..sana dan di sini ramai melayu2 sipitul..

[@sirstamfordraffles2812]

Kau takmo merepek lah. Kat Malaysia Melayu banyak masih miskin. Jaga lah hal ehwal negeri kau dulu. Lol.

[@yatiyeo]

Starbucks here is not halal but coffee bean and tea leaf is

[@Poshfurry]

Look at all those delicious Malaysian food 😋🤣🤣

[@harimaumalaya6739]

Hello freda...dj mediacorp..at ria

[@adchannel4544]

if u want to learn indo words, there is easy way u can take, just play “mobile lagends” 🤣🤣🤣

[@mashudahmed3301]

Nice

[@muhamadzambeer5140]

Nice 👍👍👍

[@Ryan-tk4mb]

😁😁👏👏

[@nazrulhisyam89]

She speaks non stop 😂

[@JAPANWALK]

yummy foods

[@Farez666]

👋✌️😊

[@shahrulrezaokay8555]

U so nice...

[@firdaus125]

I really don’t like this Kampong Glam cafe. The food is overhyped

[@firdaus125]

You Mom is Green ada je malaysian jealous dengan SG

[@gothseph]

I love your channel! Love me back senpaiiiiii

[@ezreenrose26]

oishi..

[@oppolifeoppolife7048]

Muslim with veil. Reuters

[@nutzssh1124]

How old are you ichang?

[@ichangrm]

🤫🤫🤫

[@LokeKS]

21

[@nutzssh1124]

@@LokeKS Damnn, she's 21? For a second i thought she's 28 or something. lol

[@badger1492]

0:50: Kampong Glam Cafe. This is where I got food poisoning in January. I won't be going back there any time soon.

[@eugenelim9765]

You should eat non halal Cantonese Noodle. Taste better with pork and lard.

[@zaril195]

Malaysia is largest country than Singapore. These two countries have similarly foods but they still don't have what Malaysia has such as "durians" . Malay people in Malaysia are mostly intelligent, creative and workaholic. They would help others who are in trouble when they see them anywhere in the public, regardless where they came, including tourists/foreigners.

[@qash6]

🙄

[@choonkeonglim6178]

You will be able to see the mentioned Halal certificate at all Mcdonalds in Singapore. I am very surprised by Singaporeans hospitality I must say.

[@ontheroadrun]

Malay muslim?? I wonder how many non muslim malay in Singapore?? And do they still consider as malay..??

[@tehtarikhalia1]

race and religion; two separate thing.

[@ontheroadrun]

@@tehtarikhalia1 i bet you dont understand the true meaning of "melayu" malay are consider muslim.. Muslim that practicing malay tradition and customs are also call malay" maybe you are to young to know about this. Malay that not a muslim.. Are never considered as malay anymore..

[@tehtarikhalia1]

@@ontheroadrun how is that possible? then what happened to a malay muslim who convert to different religion? what is written under race?

[@tehtarikhalia1]

i mean like in nric

[@zulwabule]

considered la as malay although not muslim, like indonesia and thailand or philippines, mostly non muslim malay..

[@naoki4236]

10月に香港旅行行きマァース✈️

[@ichangrm]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@kudin7149]

this is halal

[@teddyteh7704]

hokkien is another main language in china or in the world. it commonly use in Taiwan, Malaysia, china fujian, medan Indonesia and etc. Roti Canai originally I believe is from India. original name also roti canai. not like she said "roti prata / plants" but Malaysia do have roti planta, is a roti canai with majenrine / butter inside.

[@mgear088]

Original name is not Roti Canai. Roti Prata is correct, that is what they call in India. Only in Malaysia, this is called ‘Roti Canai’. ‘Canai’ actually is ‘Chennai’.

[@broccoli747]

@@mgear088 yes, paratha or prata is what they call it in India and Singapore.

[@bearskywalker9086]

if im not wrong at the fujian part they also got their own language....they use mandarin or fujian dialect

[@mgear088]

H F T Thanks, basically, Indians around the world call this Roti Pratha, except in Malaysia.

[@Haru-eq7zi]

HOW DOES SHE NOT GET SICK FROM ALL THE DURIAN

[@andong60]

Oishi

[@diellahussein]

Malaysia still many non halal restaurant (chinese restaurant) serve no pork but actually not halal 100%....

[@marjo391]

Chinese owned rest needs to apply for halal certificate. Malay owned no need. Are you sure? This is called double standard. What is the situation where the Chinese owner is a Muslim? Does he need to apply for the certificate?

[@suwandijumaat1984]

Nope

[@orangeloaf]

I dont think is not true man.. many muslim no matter what race their are is ok and no need halal logo as well.. i do see many restaurant like that (i mean in malaysia).. and why not have a halal logo because no doubt to eat halal food without worried..

[@thejokerisme1978]

Double standard? You're statement are jokes to yourself. Like you spit to sky then it back to slap your face.

[@scl8577b]

The Malays here are Muslim by default. They already practise Muslim ways of life so naturally they do not need to show Halal certificate because they already are halal complaint. Of course, it will be questionable for Muslim owned restaurants with a lot of non-Muslim staff but this is always not the case.

[@adamfong8132]

Halal cert is more like haccp cert... Its a certification that the premises to be in full halal certified practice. Unless the local city council requires food stalls, restaurants operators operating food suitable for Muslim, to have halal cert... Else some may opt not to do it... Owner maybe non Muslim, but they have the premises fully operated by Muslim staffs, with Muslim friendly meals, most would still assume it to be halal... By sight

[@oorakani]

ドリアンの動画が多いですね。 奥様は妊娠なさったんですか？

[@kinchoongleong2603]

The local guide friends of IChang are stealing the spotlight from IChang. Please do it your unique way and omit local guides

[@aschanneltv3097]

i want tell you . Please don’t compare singapore tiny with malaysia 🇲🇾 about food . Singapore just delicious because just in singapore only . But malaysia so many place delicious food . You just explore and around malaysia . You said malaysia food not delicious because you not explore malaysia . That why you said singapore food similar malaysia. But for me malaysia food delicious than singapore