I can't believe this happened! | Nasi Kandar 🇲🇾

[@zulvenom]

This trio is magical. I love the vibes when brad, chris and solo combined.

[@WhereisBrad]

I have so much fun exploring with these guys!

[@naxeri]

"kandar" means to carry something on your shoulder which was the original way this nasi was sold in public in the old days. a "kandar" is something you use to carry things around on your shoulder(s). picture carrying a noble person in a palanquin like people did in ancient times. so in the old days, nasi kandar sellers carried their nasi in pots and the rest of their wares balanced at the 2 ends of poles they carry on their shoulders. these days, the nasi is served on counters in restaurants instead of being carried around with a "kandar". the method the nasi is being sold have changed but the name remains. enjoy malaysia!

[@WhereisBrad]

Cool to know the history. I wonder, does anyone still do it the traditional way anywhere? I'd love to go experience that and make a video!

[@gavinjohan]

​@@WhereisBraddont think it exist anymore...but if you wanna see history of nasi kandar, you can check out Hameediyah Restaurant at Bukit Bintang..next to Pavilliion mall..they are the oldest Nasi Kandar in Malaysia...also there is a nasi kandar museum in the resto..all the best bros😊

[@naxeri]

i’m afraid you won’t find anyone selling nasi kandar the old way these days. but you can learn more of it’s history if you visit this restaurant in bukit bintang: maps.app.goo.gl/g3KGLvuwfZyZPEfN8?g_st=ic

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome thank you!!🙏

[@elwwmatrix]

Saddam is my most favorite Nasi Kandar in Malaysia!!!!! I lived in Sarawak so everytime I visit KL , Saddam is a must for lunch. ❤❤

[@nickymansor6904]

setuju..and ada one branch depan my house..haha dapur i kat sana lah selalu 🤣🤣

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

​@@nickymansor6904Lucky you 😂

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

more famous than hameediyah?

[@elwwmatrix]

@@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive my favorite. not most famous.

[@nickymansor6904]

Think same level maybe. I am not really a fan of nasi kandar and dont even no saddam before this, even havent tried hameediyah, but first time trying saddam when it opened in front of my house, i like nasi kandar now. Usually i would take its ayam goreng berempah (fried chicken) or ayam bawang

[@TravelingSoloLogs]

Great times bro! I love Nasi Kandar! You're making me hungry right now 😃

[@Ambatukakangku]

Didn't expect to see you here 😅

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha so glad you suggested we eat there! My favorite food of malaysia!

[@elmoffiq]

If you want the typical ice tea..here in Malaysia we call it "Teh 'O' Ice". If you just says "Teh Ice" they will assume its tea with milk.

[@mckevintoni8448]

True indeed.

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay... so I've got to say the "o" for "no". Easy to remember, thank you!

[@Travelwithchris]

I regretted not having some of that the moment we left! Great video man!

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha it was so good! Thanks man!

[@clipload1396]

sometimes I think you guys KZbinr must be one hell of an extroverted people. Imagine walking around talking to camera. I couldn't do that ! You guys are amazing.

[@WhereisBrad]

I definitely and an extrovert. But I have met others who are more introverted. But even as an extrovert... it took me a very long time to get comfortable talking to a camera, especially in front of people! It's a weird feeling lol.. And it took me waaaay longer to finally act normal... like being myself, when talking to a camera. I wasn't able to show my personality on videos for a long time. Practice practice practice!

[@mencot89]

ahahah exactly! I wish I could do it when Im in foreign countries but Im too awkward and self conscious. Missed those times travelling and not being able to capture it in the way I wish I could like these KZbinrs tho

[@WhereisBrad]

The nice thing about foreign countries is that you’ll likely never see people ever again. And the funny part, is people will think you’re a big KZbinr if they see you talking to a camera. I actually found it helpful to pretend I was a big KZbinr. lol it’s just funny when they ask your channel, and you have like 200 subs. Lol

[@mencot89]

😂😂 my thoughts as well when i see random people recording themselves this must be a big youtuber or tiktoker and i dont mind them at all but when it's my turn i can't do it 😂@@WhereisBrad

[@WhereisBrad]

@@mencot89 lol I know exactly what you mean!

[@MizanQistina]

Nasi Lemak - coconut milk rice, Malay traditional rice served with various types of condiments and dishes. Nasi Kandar - regular rice, originally from Penang, traditionally mixed with localized Indian influenced add-on dishes carried on shoulder. Nasi Goreng - fried rice, originally from China but have been localized into various types of hybrids. Nasi Biryani - India/Pakistan/Bangladesh special biryani rice served with add-on original dishes from that region. Nasi Ayam - Chicken Rice, originally from China, but have so many local hybrids. Nasi Kerabu - Northeast Malay traditional herbal rice served with traditional Malay dishes. Nasi Dagang - Northeast Malay traditional rice served with local dishes. Nasi Campur - regular rice served with traditional Malay dishes. Nasi Mandy - Arab/Persian rice served with Arabic/Persian dishes. There are other types of nasi, they're either originally coming from the other nations or localized hybrids.

[@WhereisBrad]

Amazing! Thank you! Sorry for the late response!

[@XxDevilMoonaxX]

Watching this while fasting happy Ramadhan!

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha hope you made it!

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

I'm Malaysian, and I haven't been back in my country for a long time and I'm watching all your videos to learn how to take trains, which restaurants to patronize once I get back home for good next year. Thanks much for these videos, Brad.

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome! Glad I can help! Loving your country!

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

@@WhereisBrad Thanks Brad. Your videos are my go-to guide. 👍

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome! I can’t believe I’m guiding a Malaysian about Malaysia lol. I’m honored

[@muhammadfirdaus634]

Just subscribed to your channel. U, Solo and Chris are my favourites. Keep doing great stuffs man.. Enjoy all of your vlogs..

[@WhereisBrad]

Stoked to hear it!! Those guys are awesome!

[@22mastermind22]

hye brother..brad.. good sharing content..keep it up, road to 100k

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you so much! 100k would be amazing!

[@ThenameisJeydee]

Hey, Brad! I enjoy watching your vlogs! You and Chris’ Malaysia vlogs are what I watch before I went there. Crazy though, I just saw Chris and Solo 2 weeks ago at Malaysia! Haha. Hope we can meet sometime around South East Asia. I plan to come in Thailand next year!

[@iqaharisha]

Love your videos!! I binge watching almost all Malaysian content from you today. Next time when eating rice you should use spoon okie much easier trust me

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow thanks so much! Okay I'll try that next time for sure.

[@kinkinnnnnnnnnn]

For teh tarik - hot ones usually consumed during breakfast or late night supper, and for the cold ones we usually ordered them during lunch and dinner cos the weather in malaysia is hot and humid. We loveeee iced drinks

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahhhokay I see, that makes sense.

[@azeemzf]

the trio at it again in 🇲🇾

[@WhereisBrad]

hehehe and this time was a total accident. So much fun with those guys!

[@sharonleong7120]

Great and interesting sharing. I love it as always. Thank you Brad. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks for the loyal support!

[@kmtb2011]

Just come back from Oman and thinking where next, i think your video convinced me to go Malaysia next year, its a place i always had on my list

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome!!! Glad I could inspire you! Malaysia is awesome you’ll be glad you went

[@harley_mason]

Thanks for this video Brad. I checked my KZbin studio and this is the top video for content suggesting you

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome!!

[@shuib]

So glad watching this half an hour before breaking fast. I'm gonna imagine eating nasi kandar even though I'm having nasi ayam for iftar (breaking fast). A truly yummy vlog Brad!

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha lots of people said they regretted watching during Ramadhan lol. Very welcome, thanks for the nice comment!

[@isaaclee1634]

Nasi Kandar is originated from Penang. You can find great Nasi Kandar shop there, competition is therefore very great. Some places you might even have to queue for about 20 to 25 minutes

[@WhereisBrad]

To me, a long wait = food worth waiting for. Haha I’m always down to wait for quality food! Penang sounds great, I’ll go this year!

[@ethanliew3435]

I like how your Malaysia videos has the most views among all the countries, btw love from Malaysia

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha ya Malaysia has been good to me! Thank you!!

[@aa.r2588]

His wife in Thailand, he will never forget 😂❤

[@Fallen_Angel17]

Naah we need to get him to know a very jambou with getah makwe melayu to him till he foget his Thailand's wife, i think cek mek molek kelate will do the stuff!!!😍👹👹👹👹👹

[@permatagunung4500]

Dah. Dah.. jangan nak mengajar yang bukan2..

[@WhereisBrad]

Lol, google translate is failing me right now so I don't know if I understand correctly. I love my wife so I'll leave it at that lol 😂

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Nasi kandar is one of the best rice dishes in Malaysia. Yummy.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

How long were you in KL after you had met Chris and Solo. It seemed that you made lots of explorations in KL on your own.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Yes, I've already watched Solo's video with you guys at the national mosque. Masjid Negara is my favorite mosque in Malaysia, miss it very much.

[@WhereisBrad]

It was by far my favorite dish in my whole trip! Ya we had a few days together, and I tried to do some travel by myself too. It was tough to leave them because they have so much knowledge about the country, but I need to discover stuff on my own too.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@WhereisBrad Lovely. 😀

[@tombulek5231]

Nice vlog. Delicous nasi kandar Brad 😋 It will be more delicous if you eat by hands

[@WhereisBrad]

I'll do that next time for sure. thank you!

[@codewithzi-5817]

Information: Kandar means carry something up your shoulders Nasi Kandar in the early time were sold by a man carrying all food around in a big pots tide on single stick. It commonly sauced with 3 different sauce with any kind of protein along with either normal white rice or with nasi lemak

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay cool thanks for the info!

[@calvin00991]

good day @WhereisBrad, im enjoying your guys video very much.. you , chris and solo should come to Borneo , sabah , malaysia some day...

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks a bunch! I hope to come to Borneo someday soon! Chris told me a bit about it! And yes if timing works out maybe I can go with the guys! Thanks for the comment!

[@jonathanleong1285]

ordering drinks in the mamak shop is a long list of codes. Iced tea is exactly that. the one without milk is teh 'o' ice.

[@WhereisBrad]

Got it! Need to learn the codes lol

[@calb999]

Hi Brad. So nice to see a video outside of a mall. When I used to travel, I most enjoyed eating where the locals eat. I also LOVE okra but never have seen it that size either. It's only 8:00am here and already I am hungry...lol. Looking forward to more like this. You do a great job!

[@WhereisBrad]

Same, I love to see everything the locals do. That was I can understand what life is like there for non-travelers. Haha happy to trigger some hunger for ya! Thank you so much!

[@edpotter1170]

Note for drinks, if you order "tea" you're more likely to get milked or pulled tea. If you want plain tea you say "teh O". Also works with coffee, you say "kopi O" for Malaysian version of Americano, or "milo O". "O" basically means plain/sugared with no milk. Try "Teh O Ais Limau", Brad. Favorite drink during hot days.

[@WhereisBrad]

Good to know thanks! And okay thanks for the recommendation!!

[@MelisaRyan-rj1yr]

Minute 30.10, those "little balls" in the cabbage dish are the mustard seeds. The dish is yellow because they added tumeric to it.

[@WhereisBrad]

Ah okay I see! I love mustard and tumeric. No wonder I loved it so much!

[@Onana888]

Wow seeing you guys eat Nasi kandar, im salivating so hard mannn A must try with teh Tarik in Malaysia👍👍👍❤️

[@WhereisBrad]

Yes indeed! My new favorite of all Malaysian foods!!!

[@nurkasih1251]

U should visit PENANG.north of Malaysia..that's the origin place of NASIK KANDAR..U can feel the different..supperb.

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay I hear you! Penang is the top of my Malaysia list so next time I go that'll be my first stop! Thank you!

[@MrK-z3q]

That's great Brad that you tried something new out again! Nice to see that you enjoyed 😃

[@WhereisBrad]

It's very challenging to force myself to try new, when I try many amazing foods I want to keep eating the ones I already love!

[@WhereisBrad]

But I force myself to not repeat too much :)

[@MrK-z3q]

I know what you mean but well done for trying new foods!@@WhereisBrad

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you!🙏

[@ajijemuran7829]

Okra is my favourite tooo... Eat with fish curry 'ikan tenggiri'..and you should take telur asin ( salted egg) . More delicious 😊

[@WhereisBrad]

Ohh okay yum!

[@matttechbrick]

Where is Brad?? Brand is in chow kit exploring and out of the blue after jumping out of the the train somwhow end on in Quills mall...opposite my old office. Dont know where brad is going but somehow end to meet the dudessss,... Accualy there is a lot of Nasi kandar around malaysia especially in penang. SADDAM is one of the famos one. Eating with hands is the natural way to go.

[@WhereisBrad]

lol crazy right?! Total coincidence. I’m glad solo pointed out that restaurant! It was amazing!

[@aizuraabdul9400]

The different types of Nasi Nasi Kandar - originates from India n started in Penang ... White rice different flavour curries fried chicken or fried fish roe or squid Nasi Lemak - coconut rice with pandanus fragrant eaten with red sambal, fried anchovies, fried nuts, cucumber n boiled egg Nasi Dagang - coconut rice mixed with glutinous rice with fennel eaten with fish or beef gravy or boiled egg n completed with cucumber pickle( originated from Terengganu n Kelantan) Nasi Kerabu - blue coloured or white coloured rice eaten with fresh herbs, salted egg, mixed cooked shredded coconut, sambal n another sambal Nasi Kuning - yellow coloured rice eaten with fish gravy Nasi Beriyani - spices in rice eaten with chicken / mutton/beef gravy, papadum cracker, cucumber pickle, n Dhal Nasi Minyak - spices in yellow rice eaten with chicken/ mutton/ beef gravy, pickles n sambal FYI - the gravies are of different blend n not the same for each Nasi dish Enjoy trying them out gravy

[@permatagunung4500]

The spice in Nasi Dagang is actually a fenugreek not fennel.

[@WhereisBrad]

✅ Nasi Kandar ✅ Nasi Lemak ⬜️ Nasi Dagang ⬜️ Nasi Kerabu ⬜️ Nasi Kuning ⬜️ Nasi Beriyani ⬜️ Nasi Minyak I've got a few more to go!

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks for the info!

[@JayKughan]

"Menara" means "tower" ..so the name of the tower with the "disc" is Menara KLCC / KLCC Tower. And the little black balls in your cabbage are mustard seeds. Here's a tip: in Malaysia, if you say "tea" (teh in Malay) then you're gonna get milk tea. So if you want ice tea (as in black tea) then ask for teh-o ice. Same thing with coffee (kopi in Malay), if you want black coffee, then ask for kopi-O.

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks for all the info! Super helpful thanks so much 🙏🙏

[@MrShahshahz]

Normally we ate nasi kandar with your right hand...mix it all up...by the way we normally hold the spoon with your right hand and scoop the food and put the food into your mouth...the fork is normally to assist and hold the food down when cutting big pieces of the food with the spoon😊

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay got it! I'm used to my Western style of eating, which I admit, makes no sense with rice lol

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you!

[@PALESTINEMERDEKA203]

Finally brad try nasi kandar almost famous food here in malaysia🎉😊

[@WhereisBrad]

It was my absolute favorite of everything I've had in Malaysia!

[@PALESTINEMERDEKA203]

@@WhereisBrad i can eat this nasi kandar everyday without complaining anything😍😍

[@WhereisBrad]

@@PALESTINEMERDEKA203 hehe me too. I can’t imagine it getting old

[@PALESTINEMERDEKA203]

@@WhereisBrad very old and you must try nasi kandar with lambshank u must try at least once

[@WhereisBrad]

@@PALESTINEMERDEKA203 ooooh I love lamb. That sounds soo good!👍

[@Xyxexi]

Would love to see you explore Sarawak! Kuching especially, the main city of the state.

[@WhereisBrad]

Sarawak has been recommended to me by so many people! It’s high on my Malaysia list! I won’t be able to go right now but definitely this year.

[@rphotographyofficial]

you should visit perak and penang . im from a small town called taiping perak so it much more greenery here.

[@WhereisBrad]

Ya I need to come back and visit so many other places in Malaysia! I haven't even made it out of KL.

[@monyet64]

Use spoon to scoop the rice. It’s easier than using fork. Or you can go malaysian style, use 🤚🏻

[@WhereisBrad]

Will go full hands next time! :)

[@2rockalan430]

Quick tips, either use your right hand to eat rice, or use spoon instead of fork, good content bro ! :))

[@WhereisBrad]

Will do that next time! I need to experience the local way. Thank you!

[@Loki88990]

The train is either called LRT, MRT, KTM or monorail depending on the type 😆

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh… okay so there’s quite a few. Can you get a train card that works for all, or are they all separate?

[@syok90]

Nasi kandar my fav too. it is more delicious when you eat at penang. Am i right.....

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha it's sooo good! Haven't been to Penang yet so I'll have to go and find out for myself!

[@sweeyeo9330]

Bro Brad ....every stops on the Metro/subway line is within the whole city of KL...u won't be lost .. lol.. u Ve the other Angels to guide you!

[@WhereisBrad]

haha I thought I was getting "out of the city" lol I was just a tiny distance away, and had apparently been there before by scooter haha.

[@dannyfique]

Nasi kandar is one of my favourite rice dishes. Mixture of chicken,squid and mutton all in one plate. More gravy more better! 🤣

[@WhereisBrad]

Agreed! I could drink that stuff

[@mencot89]

Tea (iced or hot) = milky tea Teh O (iced or hot) = black tea Teh Tarik (iced or hot) = It's a pulled tea. More froth, more concentrated and all around stronger Milky Tea. You can watch videos of people making it. There's a tournament for it because many people want to show their tea pulling skills with a bunch of tricks

[@WhereisBrad]

Super helpful thank you! A tournament!! Now that’s something I want to see! Can you tell me what to search? “Teh Tarik competition”?

[@mencot89]

yes that keyword will work, or 'battle of teh tarik'@@WhereisBrad

[@hafiztajuddin]

That's we call the "KL Tower" or Menara Kuala Lumpur. FYI: Menara = Tower in Malay language.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay! I thought I was hearing Menara Tower, lol but that wouldn’t make sense. Thanks for the info!

[@Fallen_Angel17]

I really like solo's sun glasses!!! Brado can you ask him what brand that sun glasses??? Cause its so small and fit the eye's socket's shape!!!

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha Solo said he got them from his doctor when he got laser eye surgery

[@cheryll8008]

Actually Brad you look like a Malaysian haha. Tiba means arrived. It is called an LRT

[@afiqazman6615]

No, Brad was on Monorail. Not the LRT.

[@cheryll8008]

@@afiqazman6615 ah yes thank you for correcting me. I dont live there so from where I'm from we dont have such

[@afiqazman6615]

@@cheryll8008 sorry I thought you live here. There is LRT here, but it’s a different coach, not the one Brad was using. Monorail and LRT all converge on KL Sentral station.

[@cheryll8008]

@@afiqazman6615 saya anak Malaysia only tapi dari Sarawak haha so not so good in trains there

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha thank you! I need to take the LRT now too to see it

[@putihputih5447]

Thanks Brad for sharing wonderful vlog😅

[@WhereisBrad]

Very welcome! Always so much fun making them!

[@nurhanaprinting9444]

btw fasting month in malaysia can break fast at the national mosque... u come to mosque and eat

[@WhereisBrad]

Cool! Sounds like quite an experience to break/eat there with everyone else!

[@mohailam]

I'm thinking seriously about moving to KL ASAP!!

[@WhereisBrad]

Honestly.... I would consider that myself!

[@luqmaneman6335]

if u want tea without milk, u should ask for tea kosong ice. hahaha. its the same for coffee.

[@WhereisBrad]

Ah okay thank you!

[@Gymson]

Awesome video Brad, your videos are so chill and fun to watch. Simple yet, captivating. Keep them coming brother!

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks a bunch! So much fun making them!

[@DavidKearns4]

I have dreams of the Nasi Kandar cabbage. So good.

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha it was sooo good

[@iantravels2406]

there are subway lines in kl as well , underground.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oooh I had no idea! I’ll take those next time

[@bluestarfishsea]

Curious what’s the difference btwn nasi kandar + nasi campur? They seemed the same to me, both delicious mix curries on rice

[@WhereisBrad]

Lol I'm not exactly sure.

[@nasiryahya3738]

Alhamdulilah yummy yummy come to penang the best nasi kandar

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay cool. Penang is going to be my top priority when I get back to Malaysia

[@mohammadrozaimie3275]

teh tarik (pull tea) = hot milky tea.. teh ais = cold milky tea.. if you want a tea without milk, you just ask for ''teh o ais'' (cold) / teh o panas (hot)

[@WhereisBrad]

And the "o" is "no/without" right?

[@mohammadrozaimie3275]

@@WhereisBrad yes, means without milk.. Same case with kopi (coffee). Kopi ais is milky coffee with ice, "kopi panas" is hot milky coffee.. Kopi o ice is coffee with ice, kopi o panas is hot coffee.. I suggest you try "teh ice" and "kopi ice"..

[@WhereisBrad]

Nice okay will do

[@akmarjaffri1277]

The cabbage is yellow because they put some turmeric powder in it.

[@WhereisBrad]

Ah okay! It was so good!😊

[@reginastephen261]

Nasi kandar and hot teh tarik for me yummy ❤ what an interesting content and im hungry 😂😂

[@WhereisBrad]

hahaah happy to share the appetite!

[@HamdanMedea]

We Malaysian dont say 'sos' .. But say 'kuah'.. Ingridient 'sos' not same with 'kuah'

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh interesting. So sos is a thing, but a different thing?

[@HamdanMedea]

@@WhereisBrad kuah made from spices/mix spices..but sos dont making from spices

[@WhereisBrad]

I see thank you!

[@shrdza]

Terliur abang kuh

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahaha glad I can do that to you

[@janysetv]

was wondering if you guys have been to Putrajaya area?? it is quite different from KL city. And Genting Highlands?

[@WhereisBrad]

I actually haven’t been to either. I never even made it out of KL yet!! I know, I will. I need to come back for a proper trip all over again

[@janysetv]

Bangkok is close by, do come back! 😄

[@WhereisBrad]

Will do!

[@azmanahmad2820]

Brad!! ..where is the Bazaar Ramadhan experience?

[@WhereisBrad]

Hey, I don't actually know! I had to leave Malaysia before Ramadhan unfortunately :(. Here's a video of my buddy Solo at that bazaar though, maybe that will help! kzbin.info/www/bejne/goa8Xnd3hrOAd5o

[@afiqazman6615]

28:57 For Chris information, in Malaysia, "iced tea" by default is iced tea mixed with creamer or milk. If you want your usual iced tea, you should order "Tea O Ice". The "O" here means no creamer or milk.

[@WhereisBrad]

ooooh interesting, good to know thanks!

[@afiqazman6615]

@@WhereisBrad I was surprised as well when I was a kid, ordering drinks. I learned since, that’s how it was everywhere in restaurants in Malaysia 😂

[@WhereisBrad]

This will be very useful. Is “o” an actual Malaysian word or is it just how it works?

[@afiqazman6615]

@@WhereisBrad I don't think we ever really use it outside of describing the drinks. I think the "o" is like nil or number 0 for English speakers, as in where you pronounce "007" as "double-oh-seven" instead of "zero-zero-seven".

[@afiqazman6615]

@@WhereisBrad oh, just to add, when you want for example, a black coffee without sugar, you would say "Kopi O kosong". Kosong translated to zero, but in drinks it meant "no sugar". By default , those drinks without creamer or milk, are still mixed with sugar. This is not exclusive for coffee, you can use it on other drinks. Just giving you an example if you want drinks without sugar, at local restaurant, just add the word "kosong".

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Menara tower reservation , book the restaurant and get towers tickwt combo, cheaper

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay good idea thank you!

[@revivaratharaju7792]

Do U knw why cabbage in yellow colour its cooked with turmeric powder

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay got it. Thank you

[@franzhairilvonhipper1919]

To have a real "feel" in eating nasi kandar, you should first mix all the sauces on your rice using your hand and eat your nasi kandar also using your hand

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay I’ll do that next time, it sounds amazing

[@clarkkent633]

Bro, use ur spoon to scoop the rice....hahahaaaaa, fork is to push the food onto the spoon...😂😂😂

[@WhereisBrad]

lol, ya old habits!

[@clarkkent633]

@@WhereisBrad nah its ok, its a learning process right, the most important part is, u enjoying the food...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😁😁😁

[@WhereisBrad]

Hehe cool cool! Yes I am!

[@UncleBin1269]

Oh Brad you're back in Malaysia ... ???

[@WhereisBrad]

I actually left already but hadn't posted this video yet! As you can tell, it wasn't Ramadhan yet at the time of recording

[@lesterksi4521]

Saddam's speciality is their freshly fried chicken

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahh okay... I didn't try any :(. Next time!

[@mibaa7578]

Three Abdul...😂❤

[@WhereisBrad]

hahah

[@safzalee815]

U need to try eat rice with spoon not fork. Thats how us local eat!🥳

[@WhereisBrad]

Def want to learn and try the local way! Next time for sure!

[@Poopie833]

First

[@WhereisBrad]

1️⃣ woo

[@JoenagaJoethedragon-nn5zl]

Rm25 that's expensive..white rice + fried chicken + 2 okra + cabbage and egg 😅 (should not more than Rm15)

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh really?! 15RM is sooo cheap! I love malaysia lol

[@fuadarif4056]

Most Nasi Kandar workers are from India. That is what culturally they are local savvy 😅

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wait really?

[@harrycooke1496]

I still love you every one has a purpose

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you haha ❤️🙏

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Nasi mean rice, Kandar mean weighthang 😊

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay I see. Describing how it was made long ago?

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Cold tea tarik, or milo ice

[@WhereisBrad]

This was a tea tarik I think, right?

[@mohdsaifuddinhafizbinhussi5208]

use spoon for extra load...

[@WhereisBrad]

Yep, i need to switch to using a spoon from now on lol

[@wanoneone6985]

Rm80 for both of u? Expensive dude

[@WhereisBrad]

Really? What should I expect to pay?

[@donk9413]

Tell me you are not Malaysian without telling me you are not Malaysian... Abang jambang hensem : Scoop rice with fork

[@WhereisBrad]

hahahahahah, yep.. many have educated me on the "right" ways to eat rice. Will use a spoon going forward :)

[@nurhanaprinting9444]

brad u see the girl behind you eat using their hand.... u also learn how to eat using hand

[@WhereisBrad]

Yep, I need to try that next time for sure! thank you

[@DanialAdnan22]

why do you eat rice with a fork...because malaysians eat rice with a spoon...fork is only for food like noodles

[@ArgusXII]

some westerners eat their rice with fork , well let people eat however they want to eat . I don't even grab fishballs with chopsticks , I just shove the chopstick inside the fishballs .

[@DanialAdnan22]

@@ArgusXII hahahahha... yes, different countries, different ways... I'm just sharing my opinion on eating rice with a spoon in Malaysia

[@WhereisBrad]

I agree.. my western way of eating rice with a fork doesn't make sense. I don't know what we do that, but it's a habit I want to break. I def want to try using my hands next time. I like to always at least "try" what the locals do... and I'll probably like it lol.

[@WhereisBrad]

hahaha

[@DanialAdnan22]

@@WhereisBrad nice brad😅

[@tafararissay4970]

Saddam KL and Saddam Shah Alam are the Best.. ❤️💪👍

[@WhereisBrad]

Nice!! Glad solo brought me to a favorite spot!

[@harrycooke1496]

Chris’s dna worked out

[@WhereisBrad]

Lol

[@intananissyahirah7650]

u should go to bazaar

[@WhereisBrad]

I want to! It looks so fun and delicious

[@AimanTalit]

using fork to eat rice..my malay neck never itching so hard.....🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@WhereisBrad]

hahaahaahahhahahahaah

[@krytoderp6920]

lol It triggers me when I see you scoop rice with fork😂

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha ya I need to ditch that fork

[@krytoderp6920]

@@WhereisBrad bro if you want best nasi kandar come to Penang 👍

[@WhereisBrad]

I keep hearing that! Going to come back in a few months for sure

[@rizlanghazali985]

The 3 Beardketeers...

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahahaahah

[@usere5170]

Second

[@WhereisBrad]

② Nice!

[@russcoaus2043]

😄🖤✌️

[@WhereisBrad]

🫰

[@johnsonkhoo]

That is not chillis. It's a ladyfinger.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh haha no wonder! I had never heard of that before lol, funny name.

[@libusekarich6244]

I never understand who eats with their hands, guys, and gals they are eating with their fingers. Eating with fingers.

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahaaha true true!

[@danlai7396]

Its time to see Solomons and he need a girlfriend in malaysia. I can see him settle in malaysia 😅😅😅

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha. I’d love to she him with a girl, he’s such a good dude! I could see him settling there too for sure!

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Ur make mistake, just wait another train to chowkit

[@WhereisBrad]

Yep, I had it right on google maps, but I got confused by the name of the stop!