Kind Malay Woman Paid For Me 🇲🇾🇯🇵- Malaysian Hospitality

[@ExploreWithBolu]

Amazing! Indeed, Malaysians are very kind. I've experienced that a couple of times. By the way, that laksam looks unique to try. I have never seen it before.

[@Xeras10]

Try it Bolu, laksam one of the Kelantan dish... Besides nasi kerabu & nasi kukus 😁

[@bellaj.9770]

Kaz and Bolu collab please 😍

[@aimanhaqimy705]

I like your channel mr bolu🥰

[@burgerkill6705]

Collab

[@potterafarhan1617]

I hope u both can collab later!!!!

[@pangbee3938]

I am very proud of my Malaysian Malays, Indians and my old races, we are taught to be nice to visitors who visit our beloved country, we are blessed to have all kinds of foods to enjoy also many beautiful places to visit, Kaz, I have no worries about you cuz you are very friendly and lovable to all Malaysians to care and bless you, pls don't feel shy but accept the good fortune while you are here, pls enjoy your food🐣🐣🐣

[@kazinkl]

Arigatoo 🥳✨✨✨

[@ernestoguevara8599]

Yes, I'm Malays, we Malaysian are very generous and hospitable to anyone.

[@human-wd8pg]

ISLAM☪️ in Malaysia, are MAJORITY !! about half population in Malaysia are MUSLIM !! right ?? This FACT ! . Malays ethnic make up half population in country . All states in Malaysia Malay MUSLIM are PREDOMINATED ! "EXCEPT SARAWAK" (JOHOR , Pahang ,Kelantan, Perak, Malacca, pinang, Selangor, Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Perlis , negeri sembilan and Sabah )) ALL THIS STATES muslim largest ! Not same with singapore . Actually , ISLAM is OFFICIAL RELIGION IN MALAYSIA Department statistic of Malaysia) MALAYS= 60% (MAJORITY/LARGEST) CHINESE= 22.9% INDIAN= 6% Sabah serawak =11%

[@Alifahusna_97]

@@human-wd8pg If I’m not mistaken, you’re an Indonesian. Why do you like putting comments like this under contents about Malaysia? You want to break us apart, is it? Malaysians have strong bonds with each other. So you please go away!

[@human-wd8pg]

@@Alifahusna_97 apa yang kau merepek ?? Sejak bila aku Indonesia ??

[@linguisticbunny]

Kazさんはとても幸運です。 多くの知らない人がKazさんの食べ物にお金を払っています。優しいなあ。

[@johnlabinasir5852]

Malaysian hospitality and kindness its the best in the world

[@dariusmizuro91]

Malaysians Malay are damn kind. i always face issues with parking when only i have big notes. I wanted to change with them smaller notes but they paid for my parking. this has happened numerous times.

[@honey86lemon]

I like the part where you remind people to be more responsible and to respect the sacred place and not to throw rubbish in that area, it's so genuine and sincere.

[@AnnoDomini100]

Malaysians are very generous, nobody treated me free lunch or dinner during my annual holiday trip to Japan before pandemic. Japanese are generally friendly but very cautious and timid to foreigners. Another probable reason is also because of language barriers as most Japanese don't speak foreign languages.

[@sufian7517]

Just because they didn't treat you for lunch that doesn't mean that they are not generous. Once you know them,U will know how generous they are.

[@sazleeable]

I m glad you mentioned about keeping the environment. We all have to maintain Malaysia clean.

[@deenoden8552]

Your mic just fine ok .. no problems with that..u always lucky kaz..find a good person..malaysia hospitality

[@paktehlee3348]

I hope you have good days in Malaysia.....🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@kazinkl]

Thank you !!! ☺️

[@fahiruzrazali]

Laksam is one of my fav breakfast dish..in the East Coast we normally have different bfast dish every day..nasi dagang. Nasi minyak. Laksam, nasi kerabu, roti canai, nasi impit, nasi kuning, pulut gaul nyior and many more

[@janicechew5847]

Kaz thank you for your consideration and effort! I can definitely hear you more clearly right now 😍 also please continue to make good video and continue to grow !

[@kazinkl]

Thank you so much !!!

[@cj-fx2kj]

Hi amoi

[@cikta1312]

😀😀😀 you were creative kaz. Laksam ate with kuah roti tampal. Roti tampal ate with kuah laksam👍. Even myself never try that 😬

[@nonienoraini7204]

Laksam dimakan bersama kuah merah sedap juga...saya biasa makan laksam bersama dengan kuah merah...saya tak suka kuah putih kerana perut saya mudah sakit...

[@shinshirou2710]

Wow it’s looks great 🤩 I didn’t know there is another version of laksa. Learn something new today. Batu caves is fascinating as always. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@herryherry8659]

Laksam famous in Kelantan State...Laksa Nyonya, Laksa Johor, Terengganu & Sarawak state also different from normal laksa or asam laksa...

[@Alifahusna_97]

Laksam is kne of my favourite types of laksa aside from Laksa Johor & Laksa Sarawak. You should really try it sometime.

[@AlexSDU]

@@herryherry8659 And for Laksa Sarawak, they don't using fish broth, or curry too.

[@skunkstrella]

Ur the new malaysian sweetheart for sure🤣🤣🤣

[@Julie-wb7od]

Very good and clear pronunciation of the English language.. Enjoy your food!

[@ApheeSeven]

Umaii!!! You got Malaysian Hospitality with you! Nice new mic you have. BTW I'm from KK, hit me anytime If you need any recommendations.

[@Sorrowful_Night]

Yesss that is Malaysian attitude that i know ❤️

[@kwaisunmah6009]

Enjoying good food AND finding the best in people. Thank you for sharing! (Btw, the way you experimented with mixing the food is not prohibited or frowned upon in any way. After all, we are the 'rojak' country, and rojak is so goooood! lol!)

[@nuratikahabdrahim4245]

My fav Laksam !!!!! Really delicious!

[@zafrannizar4277]

Laksam is definitely my fav from the laksa family cause I like the creamy & coconutty broth. And the noodles & vegetables added with the chilli is just a really good combination!

[@apuspeak8764]

I think Laksam is the original and uniquely Malay palate cuisine (fish, coconut, glutinous rice flour) where other Laksa are more Chinese ethnic oriented in origin since there's the use of noodles and vermicelli, which was introduced in Malay cuisine via Peranakan.

[@HadiAsadGDalHaj]

Laksam name is used because to diffentiate with laksa (Kelantanese version) which using same sauce (but some shop using pinkish sause) but different noodle. In Kelantan, Laksam is called Lakse and Kelantan Laksa is called Lakso.

[@muzanee86]

I love laksam! Its really a comfort Kelantanese food. Glad u tried it!

[@elizaeam1250]

argh yes, laksam is so good😍

[@anihantan5444]

It's good kaz San you use that codeless microphone

[@azmanogan5558]

More to explore Bro, thanks for promoting my country

[@haliza86111]

Maybe "laksam" word is the combination of "laksa lemak" because the broth is rich with creamy flavor from the coconut milk (lemak taste)..

[@sofea1210]

Wowww...Laksam, my favourite😍😍😍Welcome to Malaysia, Kaz...Thank you for promoting Malaysia😘😘😘😘💜💜

[@MrClarity8]

In chinese we had same noodle which we called chee cheong fun. We usually eat with thick dark bean sauce.

[@lianagulam2959]

Yeayy...can't wait kaz to go Sabah!!

[@Rthree_MY]

your voice crystal clear..... i admire your effort...... THUMBS UP!

[@zacqwan3525]

Malaysians are generous to any guests

[@catever68]

Selamat datang Kaz

[@kokonatsu_miruku]

New mic, nice Kaz 9:25 jump scare haha

[@afiera24]

Sedapnya laksam 🤤 Dah lama tak makan. Enjoy your laksam Kaz~

[@keon79]

Laksam is a Kelantanese version of laksa. Uses fish broth with a pinch of very spicy chilly sambal. The Chinese community have the same thing too, and it is called Chee Cheong Fun normally can be found from Yong Tau Fu stalls as well, just with different kind of sauce & servings... Kuew Teow can be thought as it siblings as well.. hehe Roti Tampal is a normal Roti Canai Kosong but with a sunny side egg stick to it. Tampal means to stick/paste. In some part of northern states, it is called Roti Plaster... hehe Roti Canai with egg has many variations. Roti Tampal/Plaster Roti Telur (egg inside) Roti Jantan (2 sunny side eggs. jantan means male - you guess why it is called Jantan.. hihi) Roti Sarang Burung (sarang burung means bird's nest. uses 2 eggs with some minced meat/chicken) Roti Tsunami (an upgraded version of Roti Banjir. Banjir means flood so it is flooded with curry. Tsunami added half-boiled egg into the flood..hee)

[@jeffreyzain]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ♥️

[@muhammadhisyam2246]

aksa and laksam is just to differentiate between those 2. because both use rice noodle and fish broth. the differences are the noodle size, broth cooking style ( one use coconut mild one use shrimp past and chili paste ) and laksa come from north, laksam come from east. and we already have Malaysian version of mochi, it is called 'kuih kuaci'. you chould try it someday. usually people sell in the morning or night market

[@mihanano2375]

Never been to batu cave, I would love to go there someday and trying the foods there.

[@ceriijau2614]

We northern of malaysia, like kedah, we have different laksam that using curry kuah... you should try it 😉

[@muhamadhusin6615]

Please come to kelantan.. And try food origional here.

[@johnlabinasir5852]

Umaaaai......sedaaap try celebrate just like chu bro a korean youtuber ..hihihi

[@daygood5392]

Hello bro kaz

[@najmiisemaail6331]

Peace from Malaysia to brother kaz.. That restaurant Tuu Dot Kor was kust around my neighborhood. It's popular for east Malaysia food

[@reezevlog]

hope u can travel to every state in Malaysia….sugoi..🙏🏻😊

[@aroundtheworld1692]

If you like the rice roll with the curry, have you tried Chee cheong fun in local Chinese restaurant? They serve it with sesame oil and seed with dark and sweet soya sauce and fried onions and you can also add curry sauce on top of it too.

[@nurul.nijuku]

I call any noodle with blended fish gravy as a laksa type and I love them all. But laksam and laksa johor are my most favorites! Not sure if you have tried laksa johor though. Btw, loving the new microphone, can hear clearly now.

[@aliaashikinazhar709]

yeah!! me too... both laksam n laksa johor are my favourite too...😋😋😋

[@Alifahusna_97]

Me too! I think we have similar taste in food!

[@tokkicit]

akak tu amik gambar dia utk marketing..☺️☺️..nice..

[@deltahunter2302]

In Japan you call it mochi.. Here in Malaysia we have kuih koci and kuih nyonya.. Almost the same. Try it.

[@imeeraval]

I’d been here in Malaysia for 30 years here never heard. I wanted to have some. Where’s the place to get them? Nice you just happen to pass while I’m scrolling. Thank you 🙏 I’m Filipina. Nice meeting you Kaz. My last visit to the Batu caves is before starts of pandemic. How I wish I could invite you here where we staying with my family but still no visitors allowed yet. Take care and be safe always.

[@ummi15ify]

Laksam is Kelantanese food and you can find it everywhere in Kelantanese restaurants. Next 2 weeks will be Muslim Ramadhan season, it's a fasting month for Muslims and there would have bazaar (food festival) everywhere from 4pm to 8pm that sells many types of food for Muslim to break their fast. It is actually the best time to travel to Malaysia especially if you want to make a food tour 😁

[@BooYiKPOP]

laksam is delicious 😋

[@wan-nr9sr]

Welcome to malaysia bro...

[@haliza86111]

Please try nasi dagang, nasi kerabu, nasi minyak and laksam at Kak Som Kg Baru. Very delicous!

[@angahfaqhroul]

Wow..you came to store near to my place..hope you enjoy there..you should go for second plate for laksam..😁

[@Shah_Zar]

👍👍👍 nice!

[@ezharbakar8732]

We call fish broth and eat with Mee, bihun, mee laksa, spageti, as laksa but in different states different styles of laksa

[@Raaz387]

I am Kelantanese...laksam is my favourite ...I ate two plate usually 🤣

[@decTac]

It would be great if you add more the vegetables and squeeze kasturi lime👍

[@Mikekhoh]

Malaysian always are kind people 💖

[@tabootoppo4084]

to me laksa is laksa, laksam is laksam. both i love it

[@nurizzahnadhirah394]

Wow laksam! You travel alone? Next time you can travel with me eat all Malaysia food🤣 welcome to Malaysia Kaz💓

[@amirularshad4882]

Yes laksam.. i like laksam too.

[@iamurmakteh]

I am from Kelantan but i prefer Terengganu laksam because it is less sweet.

[@amirbenshams3550]

i love laksam so much but Northern version ( salty creamy taste). Kelantan Original Laksam more to sweet creamy taste.

[@joy5156]

Clear voice, good. Now I have to search for laksam 😂 Never tried if before,

[@rmp.attackerfake9446]

If only I went to Tuu Dok Ko that day. My house was just a few hundred meters away from there zzzzzzz big sad. My biggest opportunity of meeting Kaz got blewn away. Edit : *blown

[@muhdfarhan3781]

Sooooo kind

[@nisahanisah4782]

Dah lama tak makan Laksam🤤

[@benangjahit4898]

Sedapkan kaz..

[@ENKAI8]

the monkey is replaced part made me laugh so hard for no reason XD This made me miss laksam

[@Xeras10]

This is what we eat in Kelantan Laksam... but we also have Laksa. The broth is same, but the noodles slightly different thats how to differentiate between Laksam & Laksa Kelantan...

[@osamanasir2285]

Even we not rich in materials, we rich in soul

[@jamilmasa]

Kaz, i am not knowledgeable about this, in malaysia when you combine fish stew/broth with rice or wheat noodle its laksa, laksam maybe its combine of laksa and asam(sour) just to differentiate it from the other laksa asam variant in penang ...as u know theres other laksa such as laksa nyonya, sarawak laksa, laksa johor, curry laksa etc all are yummy in their own way...

[@hcs1833]

Hi Kaz! I was staying just nearby Batu Caves. But not in the cave ya 😂

[@norhasyidahmohdrasid8015]

I like laksam too🤤

[@mirulnajmi1092]

We love you man , im from kedah

[@ADam-kb7fu]

Tengok sambil belajar bahasa eng

[@danialiskandar5555]

omg kaz when were you there, my house is 5 minutes down the street from tuu dok ko, wish i could meet you someday 😭😭

[@kazinkl]

Haha next time !

[@bubbabudan]

Haha, might as well ajak Kaz to Pokli Mee Celup next time.

[@sufisyah8867]

Good video Kaz.. By the way, like you said you want to improve yourself so I suggest you should learn some basic Malay words and sentences slowly so that it is easier for you to communicate with some old people and easier for most of Old Malaysian people that do not really fluent in english to have mutual understanding with you. As the time goes by you would easily master it. For example, when you want to pay you say “Kak/Bang berapa semuanya?” = Neesan/Niisan zenbu ikuradesuka? ; when you want to praise the foods to the seller you say “makanannya sedap sekali” = tabemono wa mecha oishii; learn numbers in Malay like 1(satu), 2(dua), 3(tiga), 4(empat), 5(lima), 6(enam), 7(tujuh), 8(lapan), 9(sembilan), 10(sepuluh) etc. ini=kore, itu=sore, apa=nani, terima kasih=arigato gozaimasu, makan, minum, teh tarik, milo tarik, milo ais, teh o ais and many more easy peasy words. Maybe you can make a close malay friend to help you for this purpose. Kudos!

[@Jolionnanoko]

Hahhaha u r a special Japanese 🤣🤣thanks for liking Malaysia food ❤️❤️

[@amiraharun8978]

Not far from my house.😉 one of my favourite place to eat with friends and family

[@norainmohamednordin7288]

I love laksam too!

[@majimefan]

In Kelantan/Terengganu (east coast) both laksa and laksam are eaten with same broth. Probably that’s why the name is similar. Each state has different version of laksa btw. But apart from laksa beras and kuah putih (the one you eat here) east coast also has laksa gandum and kuah masak (red color).. I love laksam especially the one made by my mother. I just eat the laksam and broth.. no need veggie or chilli..

[@nwahmsukri2113]

Did u know, traditionally in old times the people (in kelantan) eat laksam by using their hand. However, i don't know if there are still people eat by hand. And interestingly every state of malaysia had their own kind of laksa. E.g. laksam (kelantan), laksa penang (pulau pinang), laksa johor (johor), etc...

[@TheNonejnal]

laksam n roti canai in this place is the best..

[@sarahLeanYo]

laksa kedah (laksa penang) , laksa sarawak, laksa johor , laksam kelantan . is diffrent food .

[@radhidahlan3665]

Laksam is combined word laksa and masam (sour).. though nowadays the sour a bit less

[@nhr3107]

Sedapnya laksam. Laksam is my favorite. Terima kasih. Arigato Gozaimasu

[@cj-fx2kj]

Apa nama group jepun kat dalam gambar kau tu ?

[@nhr3107]

@@cj-fx2kj Morning Musume

[@uniiiverse8832]

helloo ! I'm from Brunei ❤🇧🇳,Stay safeee ✨

[@yourfans104]

yes please come to kelantan

[@潘良胜-b7f]

Mr Kaz good night 😘

[@azwanariffin1454]

LAKSAM is a kelantanese food. the gravy is combination coconut milk, sardin fish (ikan selayang), ginger, white paper powder, galangal (lengkuas), garlic, red onion, salt, sugar. simple ingrediants but taste superb

[@NikZafriAbdulMajid]

Kaz, Malaysia are mostly welcoming even to their fellow Malaysian. Laksa (white noodle type) and Laksam differs by shape (the latter is thicker than the former) Originally the soup is different but both may be a little sour and sweet. Laksam is a delicacy from my hometown, Kelantan and its funny that you're at a Kelantan Restaurant Tuu Dok Ko 1488 (Tuu Dok Ko means "That's it" or "That's him/her" or "That's the place" (with exclamation !! LOL ) which is actually in Gombak Area. The number however a little related to Feng Shui (most Kelantanese do have Chinese & Siamese blood somewhere in their veins - like me LOL) Malaysians are also generous - you'll be surprised that most first time experience will get it free of charge 🙂 - All to make your day and your first experience - memorable. The next time, you should cross using the pedestrian bridge to visit Sri Gombak...you';re going to like it.

[@mrdean6907]

Laksa and laksam are two different menu dish ... taste are also different... you should try laksa next day .. i love laksa very much and laksam i like .

[@catzhakury]

Laksam is my fav too 😍😍

[@mohdfadzil8879]

You should try Nasi dagang, wantan mee and gulai ayam at Restoran Tuu Dok Ko 1488.

[@xchaix]

6:31 you should go for second plate bro 😋

[@minaeeessi7127]

Kazzz. have you ever been to penang? I highly suggest you to go to escape themepark penang. but it's more fun if you bring a friend. And at penang also have many delicious food. This is my suggestion if you doesn’t have idea to go anywhere after comeback from sabah 😬.

[@hawazakaria4]

Laksammm my love. I love laksammm too 💝💝💝💝💝

[@pinkyboose]

Laksam is a soft version of rice cake. Made of rice flour & mix with all purpose flour. I think it would taste good in tteobokki sauce too 😁

[@MiraLunar808]

Thank you for you review about Malaysia..Btw i recommend you Try our best laksa cuisine..The name is Laksa Sarawak..at the borneo continent It is at the Sarawak..Please give us an more video review about us Malaysian.tq