First Time Trying Nasi Lemak | Malaysia’s Famous Dish

[@TravelsonToast]

Many of you are saying we overpaid for the food... the price we wrote was a mistake, it was actually 27RM for everything, not 127! 😅

[@eddy-nk9my]

i'm shocked when i saw MYR 127 for 2 nasi lemak... actually it's just MYR 27...it's a mistake wrote....😅😓

[@nurashikin4641]

you want to taste spicy fat rice let's go a lot of fat rice is very good and can be your sponge

[@nurashikin4641]

you want to taste spicy fat rice let's go a lot of fat rice is very good and can be your sponge

[@amirudinaz3652]

@@nurashikin4641 sape yg sebut fat rice? International pon kita tetap panggil nasi lemak

[@blackcattrainheartnet98]

@@nurashikin4641 coconut rice or nasi lemak . . memandai kau je lemak jdi fat hahahaa

[@motgnay7065]

Alivia is amazing, she is kind and respectful even when the food isn't her prefer taste. Us man we have a survival mentality that we carry. This video show us a perfect example of how different man and woman are, I think its more of the mentality, we man don't really complain as much when we're in unfamiliar territory or when we're vulnerable, we're faster at adapting.

[@amcontent7137]

If you cannot stand the spicyness. Just don't mix too much sambal into your nasi lemak. Put it on the side and just take a small portion of it when you eat. That's why it is served unmixed, so you can customize it according to your taste and spicy level of tolerance

[@byteme9718]

I've never experience spicy food in Malaysia. Locals think its spicy but spicy food is rare there.

[@penarahsia]

@@byteme9718 terbalik ni

[@Berasmahalgiler]

Padahal x pedas langsung

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

@@penarahsia Ada betulnya apa yang dia katakan tu. Susah nak cari sambal yang betul-betul pedas. Orang yang dah terbiasa dengan pedas cili padi dah tak rasa pedasnya. Bila nak pedas, dia makan makanan macam Mamee Daebak Ghost Pepper Noodles, Maggi Pedas Giler ×2, & Samyang Haek Buldak Bokkeummyeon. Saya sendiri lebih suka sambal-sambal pedas dari seberang, macam sambal Cibiuk, sambal Warung Padang Jawa di KK, dan sambal Ayam Gepuk Pak Gembus (Tahap yang paling pedas). Sambal Melayu Malaysia zaman moden ni kurang cili, lebih gula. Agaknya pengaruh tukang masak Patani-Kelantan. Masa PKP dulu, saya ada pesan mi hailam pakai Grab. Pertama kali seumur hidup saya merasa mi hailam manis. Teghok bebenor lidah tukang masaknya, bak kata orang Perak. Pengalaman peribadi: Selalu saudara-mara saya tegur bila saya tuang sambal banyak-banyak atas nasi. Kata yang memasak, "Eh, pedas tu. Rasa sikit dulu." (Ini bukan cakap berlapik untuk suruh saya jangan habiskan sambal, ya). Bila saya dah rasa: Hmh, tak sepedas mana pun. Gitulah, selalunya. Kalau sambal tu tak dapat buat saya selesema atau menangis, itu bukan sambal yang pedas, namanya.

[@izack1981]

Precisely. This is the correct way to eat Nasi Lemak and it should be more enjoyable if you eat it with your right hand :p

[@BreakawayBites]

Finally, you guys are killing it...The Japaneses love it, the Koreans too... Everyone must try Nasi Lemak.... Cheers mate!

[@nuralif9299]

Cheers mate. Casual ⚒️

[@hairullogic5350]

If the drinks are hot below, that means we know the drinks are using cooked water (as our tap water are normally only treated but not filtered, so we dont drink from the tap). It is actually a sign of an honest drink maker. Pull your straw to the top where the ice are and you'll sip it cold ;)

[@insomphoupiak]

Olivia"s reaction to food is always priceless. Mario just simply enjoys food. You may run into Trevor James ( Food Ranger) there.

[@mohdfuad8100]

Terimakasih dan selamat datang

[@WatSepa]

Sama sama

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

I heard this Tanglin's nasi lemak is on the spicy side. You should try Wan Jo, or Madam Kwan for beginners.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Village park too is spicy for me

[@byteme9718]

Malaysia doesn't have spicy food.

[@jeanmarietan5318]

@@byteme9718 Malaysia best place for spicy food.

[@byteme9718]

@@jeanmarietan5318 Malaysians think so but the same dish in Singapore is usually spicier and even then its beginner level ro lots of Thai food.

[@birdseyeview219]

@@keangwooichoo6138 A bit overrated 🤔

[@tracigarcia7808]

What I noticed while you guys were walking, Is how clean the streets are

[@TravelsonToast]

Same!

[@fahiruzrazali]

You should get different sides each that way you can try more. Nasi lemak traditionally comes just with the anchovies, peanuts and cucumber. But you can always add your choice of protein with it. The normal suspects are - fried chicken - chicken rendang/beef curry - beef rendang/beef curry - ayam masak merah (chicken with tomato sauce) - beef lungs - cockels - squid - fried eggs

[@SkyeSamuels]

Looks amazing! I can’t wait to try Nasi Lemak, I just tried Yee Mee which is awesome 🇲🇾❤️

[@keangwooichoo6138]

You Can mix everything except sambal. The spiciness varies from stall to stall. Anchovies are nice not sure why some people do not like it. Full of calcium.

[@cloudymoudy6023]

Don't forget try Street RAMLY BURGER.. its cheap and delicious.. just buy at street stall RAMLY BURGER.. look messy, but worth with price

[@byteme9718]

Made from cow's eyelids and bull's scrotums. Banned from Singapore because of health risks.

[@simplyecham]

The basic Nasi lemak is the rice, boil egg, anchovies, cucumber and the sambal.. the chicken and the other dishes are side dishes that can be added with it..

[@GoodSamaritan1972]

Olivia is such a sweetheart...so patient and soft spoken.

[@LanzFranchess]

Try another popular nasi lemak at Nasi Lemak Wanjo, kampung baru kuala lumpur. Try it with beef rendang...

[@MrOngkoks2008]

Mario was eating Nasi Lemak like locals. As for Olivia, don't worry about the spiciness of this particular stall. There are other stalls around which are less spicy that might just suit you.

[@jintonceng3165]

Olivia, I know about the western utensil etiquette and stuff, but you can use the spoon to eat rice in Malaysia. No one would think you’re weird.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Can use right hand too lol. I hv no idea how rice can be eaten using fork. Or western plp wants to taka a long time to eat rice to digest it...so let it drop out.

[@shahidaz4198]

Omg guys you’ve got to try their famous ramly burger! One of my personal fav. It’s available at most push cart shops by the roadside and they’re normally open from 7.30pm onwards.

[@BeyfighterFaris]

Head on to Wanjo in Kampung Baru. Their nasi lemak is more beginner friendly. Even my kid can enjoy it.

[@keanliosward386]

Haha , so fun to eat our dishes , welcome to Malaysia , Should try Asam laksa Cendol Bak kut teh Rojak Nasi kandar Banana leaf food Curry mee Wan tan mee Wa tan ho Nasi Kerabu So much to eat in our country , enjoy

[@bukan-nama-sebenar_jfynZa4k6]

dont forget char kue teow, ramly burger and roti canai

[@gardenmiss1minkepalascalper]

Char Keow Teow with prawn, lap cheong eggs or clams Steam chicken and taugeh with butter rice or if they have garlic in it Salty chicken in Ipoh the best

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your tasting of nasi lemak.

[@muhamadkhairulazuatbinhami5994]

Welcome to Malaysia...hope both of you enjoy with culture,good and all good side at Malaysia

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks! 😃

[@azmanahmad8808]

You should try Village Park Nasi Lemak or Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa, Kg Baru

[@bukitkatilmp]

If you cant take too spicy, try Village Park nasi lemak. Its a bit out of the city in a place called Damansara Utama. Accesible by Kelana Jaya LRT line to Kelana Jaya LRT station and then take a shuttle bus to Damansara Utama (tell the bus driver you want to get down near Starling Mall) or the easier option would be the Sungai Buloh MRT Line from KL and get down at TTDI MRT Station and then take a shuttle bus from there to Starling Mall Damansara Utama. The shop is across the road from the Starling Mall.

[@aqimiemuslim_5209]

Try nasi lemak wanjo in kampung baru kuala lumpur 😋👍

[@ranggarudy9496]

try NASI LEMAK WANJO in KG. BARU ..

[@zaimibrahim2641]

If you are looking for more local food.. you can go to Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur.. there are a lof of restaurants serving local food.. with village vibes in KL..

[@ferozchendana3961]

Amazing new Mat Salleh in Malaysia. Very entertaining and simple. I like them....Done subscribe. There are few state you need to go later and try the food. Even in Kuala Lumpur especially in Kampung Baru you can find these kind of Malay food for breakfast ie Nasi Lemak, Nasi Kerabu(Blue Rice). From mamak restaurant you must try Roti Canai. My favorite will be roti banjir match with Teh Tarik. Nasi Kandar is their specialty. For this nasi kandar, please reserve it until you go to Penang. From Indian restaurant you need to try their Thosai. My favorite is Thosai Rawa. From Chinese restaurant, a heaven place for those who like noodles dishes. What we like from you is to come out with more and more video. What about after this you show us Burger Ramli video?

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks for suggestions, we will try 🙂

[@dhiamarissa4054]

Seronok betul jadi mat salleh...buat vidio mukbang kat malaysia macam ni je teruss femes owhh...

[@Acidbyte-pr8jd]

next time try nasi lemak wanjo near klcc….the sambal is sweet not spicy

[@casey666]

2:50 yeahh bro....we dont walk much during afternoon time coz here its summer everyday

[@CookingwithYarda]

I love the food videos ! Such a inspiration. Thanks guys

[@TravelsonToast]

Glad you like them!

[@officialdiehardgamers4356]

welcome to Malaysia....enjoy ur journey.....

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you!

[@muizmustapha8398]

Hi, should try wanjo nasi lemak , and dont learn nasi lemak with gravy dish..try with fried chicken/ beef rendang. You can also watch chu bro youtube channel to get an idea

[@nurman3902]

I lost it when you said “fuyoo”. Was not expecting that !! Anyways loving the videos ! A LOCAL TIP : If you guys planning to save money on the drinks, can try ordering “Ice Kosong”, you’ll get plain water with ice :).

[@Jinjinwellingtonnz]

Fuyoo is the expression Uncle Rogers youtube channel use.

[@AyamNasiHainan]

@@Jinjinwellingtonnz of course he knows what fuiyoh means... haiyaaa

[@shukriaumbi3963]

@@AyamNasiHainan 😳😆😆😆

[@ey954]

@@AyamNasiHainan i'm surprised that you are actually here!

[@AJ_real]

Malaysian food's great. Lived there for 2 years and I ate and ate and ate haha.

[@syahrulreza]

Oh cool. You went to a nasi lemak hotspot for locals, not those popular for tourist! I've been to Nasi Lemak Tanglin since i was a kid, now living away from KL, maybe go there once a year only.

[@Daddy-ki7qo]

The best nasi lemak is Nasi Lemak Wanjo at Kampung Baru Kl..u guys should try it..if nasi kandar..either Restaurant Yassem or Kudu at Jln Tar

[@byteme9718]

You obviously don't get out much.

[@muhammadaslam7289]

I think Olivia will like Wanjo sambal just fine... if not u can ask it in separate small bowl ... n go for "kuah lemak"... if they have it there ... and a good ol friend chicken without the anchovies... the thing bout malaysian restaurant is that u can fully customize what u want on your plate... even the portion of the rice...

[@TravelsonToast]

Good to know!

[@RaazMartarz]

Yeeaaaahhhh thanks review 🤩🤩🤩🔥🔥🤩🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶.. Mukbang Malaysia

[@Mimi-we9jv]

Normally malaysians don't mix all the sambal or other side dishes (normally at a mixed rice shop where there are a lot of side dishes to accompany your white rice) at once like you would a fried rice or korean bibimbap..we would take bit by bit including little egg, anchovies, chicken/beef until you are OK with the spice level or the taste. For first timer especially try mix it a spoonful at a time...so if you don't like the sambal or gravy at least there are some plain rice left for you to eat. Enjoy your stay in malaysia!

[@ivynia3376]

I just love the way mario say huiiiyoooo..just like apek(uncle chinese) react to something that he like so much haha

[@kefarakefara9034]

Next try buger' Ramly very popular in mlysia n Asia 👍😋n try menu laksa Penang 👍 n laksa Sarawak

[@CrhistianOcoro]

It is very interesting, it reminds me of Indonesian food, it is quite spicy but tasty, thanks for this content my next trip to Asia will also be a few days in Kuala Lumpur, thanks for the help in your videos

[@TravelsonToast]

Have a good trip!

[@hirwanhambal9994]

Your content are very pure and vanilla. I like it.. every thing happen at random

[@khangems]

Try also nasi dagang n nasi kerabu

[@babafaizal2300]

You must go to Kelantan in Kelantan have many food tasty kakakka terabur Aku speaking

[@calvyncraven1141]

Malaysians usually mix with each bite instead of mixing everything together all at once. And that goes for all meals where they serve you condiments like chilli or soya sauce.

[@athleticos99]

not everyone can eat spicy, since the egg n chicken already got some curry n spiciness i normally would skip entirely the sambal.. then it would be perfect. some nasi lemak is packed in small packet like 1/3 or 1/2 of the plate u ate. the one u ate is a basic full plate.

[@portline3]

Yes toss the anchovys out....I agree with you Olivia. 👍👍😊

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

Cheap, delicious and full fill breakfast,, One meal breakfast going to last you until dinner time Stay safe and stay happy 🇲🇾😁

[@peacemeditation74]

Guys, actually the star of the show in Nasi Lemak is the rice. Ive been watching many first time Nasi Lemak eaters/tourists drenching the rice in Gravy and Sambal on KZbin & Tiktok..haha...How are you going to appreciate the rice? Moderation is the key. Best thing to do when ordering. Order a plate of Nasi Lemak. Get the condiments - cucumber, peanuts, (skip the achovies if you dont like it) A fried egg or a boiled egg. A bit of sambal. Then 1 main protein that you like. Even this, is not compulsory. But if you do, try either a Squid Sambal, or Beef Rendang or Fried Chicken. Of if you really want to go local, the chewy beef lung (or Paru - pronounced pa-roo) Use fork & spoon! Malaysians only eat Nasi Lemak with their hands at home. But most of us use Fork & Spoon for this at home anyway. First bite, mix some rice, with a piece anything crunchy (peanuts or achovies) for texture, & a bit of sambal (like less than a quarter or your spoon). 2nd bite, if youve decided the spice level is not too much for you, add a bit of your protein. if it gets too spicy for you, eat a bit of cucumber to soothe your tongue. Experience the rice! It's called Nasi Lemak not Egg/Meat/Chicken RIce. A popular nasi lemak place, will have a rice that is fragrant with the smell of pandan leave, savoury with the taste of coconut milk with a hint of ginger. With that kind of rice, a simple humble sambal to go with it is already beautiful. Hope you consider this on your next Nasi Lemak trip :)

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks for the tips!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Wanjo is another one in kampung baru. Not spicy but no peanuts

[@eleven1581]

try nasi lemak with ayam goreng berempah....so yummy

[@ayarohaya2497]

Wow...this place is a lot bigger than before. It's been so long already since the last time i was there.

[@winnair]

Maybe you guys should try the one is damansara.. its called VILLAGE PARK RESTAURANT.. the portion is big, sambal is not spicy..

[@iskandarmustaffa9466]

whatever u eat in malaysia, mix everything 😁

[@DDFamilyChannel]

Great video, glad that you both kinda enjoy Nasi Lemak. Hope you guys will find a proper one. Next, you guys gotta try the Ramly Burger ☺️☺️. Greetings from East Malaysia, Sarawak. Done subscribe

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks, we will be trying that soon!

[@nassirismail]

He he he.. You really know how to eat nasi lemak.. Guys.. Bon appetit!! 😍😋

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you 😋

[@razornid7418]

You guys should try nasi lemak Wan Joo at Kampung Baru.. there have universal taste not to spicy..the best nasi lemak in KL..

[@TravelsonToast]

We might try it next time 😋

[@yanputrasurya5313]

U guys had one of the famous Nasi lemak in KL u guys should go to Kampung Baru for food hunting and there also have good Nasi Lemak restaurant called Wanjo u guys should try 👌🏼👍🏼

[@azharidris7092]

you've done very well. your research work is very impressive.. enjoy KL.. next you need to go little India.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you, little India is on our list 🙏

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

It's okay, Olivia. Spice tolerance develops surprisingly fast. You'll see in a few weeks.

[@2harilalu]

Aku selalu pergi Tanglin ni pergi makan kedai sebelah je. Ikan bakar tu..

[@shield3001]

Good video guys! Love it! Glad you love Asia

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks 👍 👍

[@nuralif9299]

Come to Temerloh, Pahang. Your must try Ikan patin masak tempoyak and sambal hitam.

[@tat2547]

You should try nasi kandar. In KL the best is Nasi Kandar Ibramsha 68, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur. Go guys! Tips : let them put all the gravy & eat with the ayam goreng (fried chicken)

[@frenzyhoodxfhx3963]

Fuyooo really good.haha.nice one bro.it is nice when u used too get to it.with chicken rendang absolutely nice.

[@janetkhoo5810]

If u can’t eat the spicy nasi lemak,u dun have to mix the rice with all the sambal,just take the fry chicken or fish,n some side dish v little sambal separately,it taste good too😉

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks for the tips!

[@MrHearul]

So Nasi Lemak Tanglin belongs to my Aunt & Uncle. Great that you guys enjoyed it! Come back again!

[@TravelsonToast]

Awesome 😎 it was great food!

[@sultrys2291]

Glad to see a new video. Guys, take your time and don't rush. Enjoy your stay. Oh if you want tea or coffee without milk, say Teh O or Coffee O (letter O) If you don't want both milk and sugar in your tea or coffee, say Tea Kosong (Zero) or Coffee Kosong. Spicy = Pedas. You can always ask for half plate or less spicy or less sweet. Just ask them.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks for the tips ☺️

[@Yutiply]

"Big portion?" I can eat 3 of those XD But glad to see you 2 enjoying Malaysian food so much

[@zkidschannel6653]

Wow you doing well when u mix it all up to get combination of flavour

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks 👍

[@NyxPlay4Fun]

my first time watching this ch. dont feel bad olivia its normal to not finished it for the first time , next time u can ask for separate chicken or other stuff so u can save it for later, also yes malaysian eat alot hahaha

[@soluckyme910]

Someday come to jakarta and try hight speed railway Indonesia the first on southeast 350 km/ hours go to bandung use car 4 hours, but with hight speed railway only 45 minuts amazing guys wow, very very fast

[@ตาล-ฉ7ญ]

Hello Have a good trip we hope to see you soon.. FC 🇱🇦

[@gardenmiss1minkepalascalper]

Char Keow Teow with prawn, lap cheong eggs or clams Steam chicken and taugeh with butter rice or if they have garlic in it Salty chicken in Ipoh the best

[@ssyahril]

Welcome to Malaysia ..hope you guys have a great time here

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you!

[@shashah5438]

Nasi Lemak IS the national dish 😋

[@abgveteran2349]

After this you may try 'nasi kandar' instead. I would suggest you go to Hemeediyah as its foods are not too spicy.

[@muhdafifikhram3825]

Have you try ramly burger, it's recommended

[@TravelsonToast]

We will try soon

[@zsstudio6273]

You should try some delicous nasi lemak at terengganu too.. nasi lemak bawah rumah is one of the best.. it is served with fish.. different from other nasi lemak

[@lynnooi9184]

Normally I can't finished too. I always 2 person share a plate

[@S.a723]

It is massive that's why the price also high.. but there also nasi lemak simple that sell in stall. The simple nasi lemak one is just rice with sambal anchovies and egg (boiled or fry)

[@PrabuPrabu-mw3vs]

Welcome to malaysia enjoy maximum don't forget come to malacca n johor bahru

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks, will do!

[@alzikry4712]

Some more malaysian foods - Nasi Kandar (mix all the flavours + chicken) - Burger Ramly (normally on the sideroad) - Nasi Kerabu - Yong Tau Foo - Murtabak - Beef Rendang - Satay - Rojak - ABC (ais kacang) this is dessert This are some that you could try.. there were many but for now this is all i can think about 😂 ENJOY YOUR TIME !

[@TravelsonToast]

Cheers!

[@Robert-fc7tf]

I like what I said that I guys don't waste food, thanks for doing that, not like other KZbinrs who order so much food and just sample. I like your videos so far, keep up the good work and always try to keep it real.

[@TravelsonToast]

thank you, we always try to do exactly that 👍

[@malcolmgabriel947]

You Nail it Guys the Best of Best Authentic Nasi Lemak in K.L

[@Glajdar]

By Msian std , Anchovies to be taken sparingly with nasi lemak as its a side ingredient. The amount of sauce to mix with rice deoends on owns preference , i prefer not too much gravy or sambal on my plate.

[@sharilsamad9727]

Just become your patreon member. The power of nasi lemak.

[@sallehuddinruslan4653]

if u all go agains to nasi lemak tanglin ..try the new one ..like beef lungs is so delicious combine with sambal and take more peanuts

[@kymbillionaire6348]

lol 😂 i like the “haiya” ….😅 soooo funny 😆

[@onokazu]

You should also try Nasi Kandar

[@affaginola]

Your fuyyyoohhh , spot on!

[@wiraperang]

same spot got ikan bakar for lunch. quite famous.

[@luvcravity2284]

New subsriber here. Love your video 👍🥰

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you 🤗

[@luvcravity2284]

@@TravelsonToast wlcm ❤

[@athleticos99]

there is many other delicious chinese local cuisine u can try like hainanese chicken rice, bak kut teh, asam laksa, curry mee, char keow teow, popiah, duck rice with salted vege, beef noodle and so on, for malay, u can try rojak mamak, roti canai, tomyam rice, nasi paprik, nasi kerabu and then of course the famous nasi kandar. there is also cendol, ABC dessert

[@FitriShukri]

This nasi lemak stall is next to my children's school, you walk past at the last part of the video. This nasi lemak is very popular among locals.

[@rrifsalamsalam5022]

if you have the opportunity to try the grilled fish in Keramat....next time if eating nasi lemak make sure to try with the scallops/fried chicken