I got adopted by a Malaysian Family in Klang 🇲🇾

[@Ameng3471]

Glad to see you have a family here so soon. Trust me, the moment they invite you for a meal, you are in a good hands oredi 😊😊 And dont be surprised with manglish, our own version of english 😁😁😁

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Yes I felt in good hands haha. And I'm becoming fluent in manglish myself! 😂

[@wjchen619]

What a kind and open minded family 。

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Agreed!

[@jamestan8180]

Malaysians are very friendly, kind and welcoming. I hope you can visit more places in Malaysia and enjoy the beauty and surprise of Malaysia😊

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

100000% agreed!

[@BoonLim-ef6yx]

Yeah bak but teh is from the hokkien dialect merely means spare rib tea. Not that it was cook with tea but just pork cook with various Chinese herbs. After finishing the food you just enjoy some Chinese tea here it is called bak kut teh

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Oooo I see. Good to know!

[@SekolahRimbaStudio]

It is great you are going through malaysia, from one town at a time

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Yes, I really really enjoy it

[@Andrew.PJMsia]

6:40 You had so many crullers or youtiao left over in the bowl. You're supposed to put them in the soup so they soak up the soup. They taste perfectly like that.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

I didn't know how to eat it back then haha

[@nishi3154]

Gui = Kuih = Desert. Malay used to eat kuih on the morning or in any celebration but nowadays, everything abnormal so they also can eat it anytime😂. Donut also is one of the example of kuih here by spelling it as Kuih Donat/Donut.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

I don't blame people for eating Kuih all the time. It was so tasty!

[@nishi3154]

@@aroundtheglobeandy I love sweets all the time😗

[@nickloong]

You should have dipped the deep-fried dough into the soup to enjoy it. And you should have ordered the pork belly section instead of the ribs part, though.😅

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Aww haha now I have to go back 😂

[@sharilsamad9727]

Come on people subscribe to him please!

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

HAHA thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@MrClarity8]

Glad they brought you to Pandamaran, one of the classix Chinese village here. This place is food stall heaven

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

I'm glad too. I didn't know such a place existed!

[@keys4321]

WOW Andy, u impressed me! LOL! U went to the Heartland of the Heartland 😂😂 Btw, Klang is a city in the state of Selangor. Usually the farthest I’ve seen someone gone is PJ (Petaling Jaya which is a satellite city away from KL where most locals live, imagine Brooklyn/Queens to Manhattan). Thanks to the ladies who give u a good snapshot of a local Malaysian-Chinese life. Pardon if they sounded a bit crude, they were just being really real hehehehe… here in Msia, we typically are more relaxed, genuine in conversing, we don’t usually come off very “proper” or “formal”. Let’s see how long you’re gonna be here for, maybe we can catch a coffee! ^^

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Hahaha THANK YOU for saying that!! I really enjoyed seeing the heartland of the heartland.

[@brianngiam9283]

Malaysians are generally very hospitable and friendly. Anything you are not sure of just ask. In the future, when ordrering you can check what's their specialty and order the most famous dish/es. Hope to bump into you somewhere in KL.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

See you around!

[@broksimon2844]

There's something about Andy 😄

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Wonderful video.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Thank you Yasin!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@aroundtheglobeandy 😀

[@genelee5552]

The aunty trying to match you up with the daughter. 😂

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

😂

[@Ernest16t]

Danggg! That’s what I thought 😂

[@victoriakitty520]

Haiyaaaaa you should treat them back some drinks or dessert as reward 😅😅😂😂😂

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

I tried!!! But auntie wouldn't let me pay for anything haha

[@น้อยคันชั่งทอง]

Great time

[@GLYB2024]

a nice Malaysian Chinese girlfriend will suit you. 😊

[@vincentchin88]

Mala was an immediate split second response from you.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

yes haha 😂

[@syamiljamil]

Malaysians call the 'cake' as kuih, it's a Malay word for any bite-size appetizers or dessert... But obviously the Chinese has created their own versions of kuih..

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

ooooooooo good to know how to spell it correctly

[@IreneMy]

Subscribed #682😊😊

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Thank you 😊

[@hellomartywoods]

I don't think Klang is dangerous at all. It's very safe actually.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Yeah I think it’s pretty safe too! These days

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Welcome to my town andy

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Beautiful place :)

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@aroundtheglobeandy it can be dirty sometimes especially klang river

[@Nonameakaweirdo]

U should try dry bak kut teh

[@nishi3154]

The saved your money😂

[@nishi3154]

They are indeed doubting your chinese-an everytime😂

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

What do you mean?? haha

[@FreedomOfSpeechKL]

For a KZbinr, it’s pretty interesting that you have social anxiety. Haha.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Hahaha we all do a little right??

[@abubajaivanona]

youre so good looking