This man chased us down while Street Food hunting in Penang

[@KumaarFamily]

I see many people saying 'ssuurrrrrrr' in the comments of our previous Penang videos. What does this mean?! 🤔

[@krytoderp6920]

like "so good" I think

[@muniey93]

Sooo sedappp

[@itsmemarrr3155]

Sounds like 'siuuuuuu' to me 😁😁

[@imanmanimanman7667]

Lazatttt 😁😁😁

[@sitinasyrah2262]

sooo sedapppp surrrrr

[@mergejr]

the guy is so kind to chase and offered coffee. Bless him.

[@handsomemann1]

Amazing beautiful Ky Ky. He is a gorgeous boy. He was upset and jealous when Rachel carried another child. He looked and was disturbed and wanted Rachel not to do that. What a beautiful boy. When he grows up, he will pay more attention to listening to Rachel although he loves both parents. It is a crying shame how they grow up to be boys from toddler so fast. Nice video. That man offering free coffee is a good cultured man and he did well to show his likeness and he too recognize your videos. Great Malaysian culture. Enjoy the rest of your trip. By far, this trip to Malaysia was fulfilling. Make the best still while hanging around. Cheers!

[@sharaz5200]

vijay is a very generous man.. glad you meet him

[@1974benzw115]

13:40 Logesh gave the classic Malaysian answer, "Like all lah!"

[@imanibrahim6268]

Hi guys. I'm from Singapore and when my family were living in Evanston, Illinois in 2015, we had many new friends (Americans) coming over our place and we made satay frm scratch and they love it. Another dish that became popular for our house party was actually nasi lemak, everything frm scratch as well (marinated chicken, sambal). I feel very relatable to you family cos I lived similar experiences in terms of culture and our South East Asian food are mostly the same (char kuey teow, satay, oyster Omelette, wanton noodles).

[@azlanshahrul1074]

Hello.... Brother kumar and my sister Rachel....... Itu la orang kita orang malaysia memang terbaik la 👍👍👍👍

[@leamarleychnnl]

Thank you Logesh for explaining about Malaysia in English language, thank you Rachel for learning a lot of our mix culture, i know its not easy but im so proud of you guys! Keep up the great work! Can’t wait for you guys to arrive in Perlis! Dont forget to try pulut ayam and go to Wang Kelian !

[@fromthismoment6657]

PENANG ARE NO 1 FOODS HEAVEN👍👍👍 Always humble and kind and that is Logesh. Truly Malaysian with kindhearted heart. May God bless Logesh & family abundantly, Amen.

[@misterbean5308]

i am feeling hungry in the middle of night watching the video..all the food you ate are my favorite also..

[@KedaiCiplak]

When the food you eat has been perfected over the number of decades and just specialized on one dish each. Its definitely at the very top in terms of food quality and taste.

[@stewartgrant7724]

HI Logesh ,Rachel Zaden & Kyren Thank you very much for this video of your time in Penang and hope you enjoyed yourself there. So where are you off to on your next travels.

[@iskisenna]

It's great that you're getting that sponsor life. im gonna check out the ecoflow.

[@philyeo]

Thanks for sharing. Makes me want to head back there again.

[@alam6729]

brother...this is Malaysia, we all are Malaysian family n we unite as one nation of Malaysia.

[@g10...]

Penang has THE BEST HAWKER FOOD .... HOPE U ENJOY URSELF N THE HAWKER FOOD ...... LOVE UR VIDEOS ....

[@manalittlesis]

Among all those food you ordered, the wonton mee is the one you must eat when you come to Penang. The mixture of it's soy sauce are the best.

[@RiemsAI]

Oh man today i made the mistake of tuning into your channel at midnight (I don't eat at night) and well its torture to watch all those yummy food and drooling over something to eat haha.

[@IdealLiving33]

The Wan Tan Mee you guys had is one of the best I have tasted.. to me the texture of the noodles is very important...

[@annewong5168]

Glad you enjoyed Penang Food. My kids said that they will not leave Penang for other place because of the good and delicious food found here. We always enjoy our street food. There are some delicious food that you didn't try. Maybe next time. God bless.

[@cheryll8008]

Yes penang is definitely the place to go to eat and sight see.

[@rafiqmuhamad8251]

What are these food so good? Because the seller only specialized in one food and usually their cooking skill is passed down from one generation to another generation. That is why they are so good.

[@allexligadu9917]

Hello mr and mrs kumar, pls come and visit sabah. Many food and tempat2 yg menarik....

[@imanmanimanman7667]

😍😍😍

[@helen5848]

Kumar I am in Califonia Dublin for 2 mths 20 days holiday n u r bank in Malaysia, in Penang my hometown. Went u come back to California l, Walnut Creek I will be back in KL. Happy to see Rachel love Penang food so much.

[@ila4776]

They are already back in California.

[@MA-nu4kk]

You should go to Kelantan & Terengganu as well 🥰🥰

[@kamalibrahim4191]

I'm very impressed with you all trying Malaysian food in Penang. What I want to say is that you should also try pasembor in Penang because that food is also the most famous in Penang. Happy Malaysia Day 🇲🇾

[@GodsFootstool]

Hi En Kamal, Is it sambar you are referring to?

[@ila4776]

@@GodsFootstool No pasembur is different. It has all sorts of seafood with egg and stuff. It is one of the best food I've ever had.

[@juainaar7642]

Hi Logesh & Rachel. Hv you tried eating or cooking, butter prawns with egg floss ? A DEFINITE MUST TRY !

[@n.chethankumar1882]

Hey guys that's a cool vlog Lots of love and support from India 🇮🇳 ♥

[@aileentohbengsim9067]

Hope u all tried cendol and ABC and fried cempedak too as dessert. The oyster is commonly called "o chien". And another Penang favorite is fried belacan chicken...soooo yummy. Yes, Penang is a food haven. Am going there again next month!

[@abunawal5637]

aku terliur tengok dorg makan makanan yang enak enak

[@garyt7232]

Brought back wonderful memories of Penang. Hope you will try the laksa while you are there. Safe travels.

[@beanleong5173]

Hope you also tried the chendol in Penang..

[@desmondmeoldeporress538]

Suggested that you and your family should visits Sarawak and Sabah in the future dude.. A lot of awesome local cuisine and foods, nature beauty and culture awaits.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Agreed! Not just Kumaar Family! Every West Malaysian must visit Sabah and Sarawak too! If one only loves the easy life of West Malaysia, then how can one enjoy the uniqueness of East Malaysia? Everyone should know that Malaysia is not centered around Kuala Lumpur only!

[@famioski]

Sarawak & sabah rawk bro….

[@wendaleong1103]

My family and I will be spending 5 days in Penang and 5 days in KL in November. 100% foodie trip. Will be rolling off the plane at the end of the trip. Chulia Street is in my itinerary. Will try what you guys ordered.

[@imanmanimanman7667]

😰😰😰

[@addyhongli93]

My suggestion for amazing food choices New Lane (tourist & local) food haunt. It off Macalister Rd, nearby Sunway Hotel. It has Laksa, Wanton Mee , Ice-kacang, Char koay TEow, Satay , Thong Sui,Kari Mee and more all in one place. Open for dinner starts a round 6.30pm.

[@wendaleong1103]

@@addyhongli93 Thank you for the tip. Will check it out. What about Qually Nusantara Kitchen ? Cannot find any information on their prices.

[@sarahabishegam8946]

Hello there, The food Adventures in Malaysia never end. There is also a Hameedia at Ampang Point, but the Murtabaks are not round and so good as in Penang. Not to offend but by way of observation only, the original Kumaar family unit of just the family and grandparents at times seems to have expanded to friends in virtually every local video. The original family unit on its own is kind of missed, it does change the close knit family approach. Have fun guys

[@mdshamsulhaque8213]

love your family

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Yeah. This family is meant to be blessed by God since the day Rachel met Logesh for the first time!

[@azmanahmad8808]

What to say..husband spoon feed wife..normally opposite...showing love n caring

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

It would be sweet if both husband and wife feed each other...

[@AUNTHIAM]

There are actually 2 types of oyster ommelette. The other type, where the eggs are well mixed with the oysters and almost camouflaging them actually taste better

[@karenteng3183]

Um hail from penang..imagine all the foods you guys eating,make me drooling. Gosh!, um now in kL , 😳

[@sabahan86]

love see you guys enjoy the food!! that also is my favourite place to have my wantan mee and satay too!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌😄😄

[@tangcheekong9778]

Chaos?!Can't choose? The solution is sempoi,.. Order everything,let the food choose you.

[@KumaarFamily]

Yessssss!

[@ikaika8423]

He ask her, what's her favourite. But him said all his favourite..

[@cautionxzed]

lobak or the right way to say it is "Loh Bak" is basically 5-spices pork rolles it should be juicy as it is fresh made and deep fried ... some place have chicken loh bak but one of the best all time loh bak is at the tan jetty area is specialize for loh bak only. For satay or could called it " sah tey " in hokkien means 3 pieces so 3 pieces of meat . For satay in penang normally is 3 pieces of meat with the middle basically fat. Next time if u plan to come to penang please do inform me i could really show u around as im local and i always prefer bring people to best place for locals not for some tourist sites because sometimes tourist side is nice to go but the tastes is kinda off sometimes prefer bring people to true local place which is real yummy to the base of the stomach.

[@ila4776]

You guys reached 300k subs!

[@erictan8989]

Was there at Chulia Street 3 weeks ago. :-) Lok Lok...

[@auntysunflower]

Aw so nice!!

[@cheekheng6113]

very good food wish go back to penang

[@lmfoodchannel]

Nice 😍delicious wonton mee😋😋

[@scoobyadoo]

Hi Logesh and Rachel. I am happy that you have enjoyed Penang. Lorbak is actually one of the Peranakan dish/cuisine. It is meat (either minced pork or pork loin marinated with 5-spice powder, salt and pepper) wrapped in bean-curd sheets and deep fried to golden brown and dip in the sauce of either chilly or the brown gooey sauce (made from seasoning, a bit of 5-spice mixture gravy and beaten egg added to it). Char kueh Kak is made from radish and flour (like steamed yam cake) then stir-fried to perfection. If comparing between KL & Penang - food name may be the same but the taste is somehow a bit different. Take nasi kandar for instance. Penang nasi kandar has got more ooooomph (Hahaha)...

[@littlenewthings2662]

I think I have tasted some that has crunchiness inside, is it watercress I wonder?

[@scoobyadoo]

@@littlenewthings2662 : not watercress. Perhaps it would have been yam bean/turnip/sengkuang..

[@littlenewthings2662]

@@scoobyadoo turnip is softer. But you could be right because loh bak is not soggy

[@mohdharizzaimbinkasim6544]

Hustle demi hasil😁👊

[@timothyhosy]

I grew up eating at my favourite wanton noodles shop in Klang from the time my parents were dating until they married and had the three of us, and the family run business was passed down to their son after both parents had retired, so much so I couldn't find any other stall which offers the same taste until when I was based in Penang many years ago to oversee the launch of our flagship store at Gurney Paragon, which was dubbed as the Pavilion of Penang during its grand opening, but eventually never really lived up to its billing; and one of my first nights there after closing shop my staffs took me to try the one you had at Lebuh Chulia, and it was love at first bite! Not surprisingly, I would have it almost every night! As for the famed char kuey teow, ever since I had my first plate of the old uncle's at Siam Road during my first visit to Penang when I was still a lad, I honestly couldn't bring myself to have it outside of Penang. So, when I was there for about a month, it became my personal mission to try as many variations of CKT: from Tiger (which came at a close second), to the one at Cecil Street Market, to BM Duck Egg CKT, to the one at New Cathay Kopitiam, to Ah Leng, to Sister's, to the one at Song River, to Left-Handed CKT, to Ah Soon, to the one at Kimberly Street, to Goggles Aunty at Jelutong Night Market, to even Red Hat Aunty at Lorong Selamat which cost RM 11 (due to the fact that it's a popular haunt for tourists, especially Singaporeans)! And I only listed down the notable ones. At the end of my search for the best CKT, only to affirm my favourite is still my first love. Hailed by the BBC as the “Humble King of Noodles” and described as the oldest char kuey teow legend in Malaysia, Uncle Tan Chooi Hong never fails to work his magic with every plate. His is still worth my abstaining from defiling my taste buds with any mere imitations anywhere outside of The Pearl of the Orient until I make my next food pilgrimage to the Holy Mecca of street food. On a side note, I'm at least happy and comforted during my absence here in Klang by Angcle Peoh (my favourite Asam Laksa originally from the Air Itam market), who first set up shop near my place at BBT2!

[@azlanshahrul1074]

Brother kumar...... Itu sister Rachel suda fasih berbahasa malaysia ke

[@smarandatta9308]

Broo the moment u said nice to meet you ALFRED VIJAY SAMUELLL I burst out laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@k_______p]

I'm from Penang and up till now there is no single wantan mee from outside of Penang which has satisfied me

[@muhammad11ali11]

did anyone know where this restoran nasi kandar bathusa ? coz i also want free meal...i am poor

[@kirandass7722]

Nononono.... Penang Char Koay Kak is is not carrot cake aka char tau koay! I made that mistake previously when I saw what I thought was the same thing, but they are not. It still uses rice noodles similar to koay teow but in the form of square rice cakes and way better than the other version

[@jimmihendrixhendrix9575]

Chulia St. is a popular place

[@littlenewthings2662]

So happy to see you guys having a blast in Penang! You got to appreciate the diversity of Malaysia, especially Penang, when you have the dishes have multi-cultural palette; the usual Chinese food are sweeter than the rest of the Central and southern states (like the Malays love sweeter palette); while the Nasi Kandar spices are different from the Mamak with Bangladesh cooks. It is just unique as it self. I wonder is it still trendy to have even the dried based noodles laced with prawn paste; like only Penang has chee cheong fun with prawn paste 😆 (you don't easily find it elsewhere)

[@noormalanoordin1710]

Your professionalisme, need more program.

[@byrdworky]

They serving the char keow teow in a paper plate? Is that norm now?

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Happy Malaysia Day! All Malaysian food is great... And Petronas is the "Malaysian food" for our cars! #terusmemacukemajuan

[@hamimahatan3325]

Huaaa Logesh … you really enjoying Msian food ya.. especially in Penang.. Tak gemok pulak tu🤭😅 so very lucky 🤣🤣

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

After all these years, our bodies have built a strong resistance to the fattening Malaysian food!

[@hamimahatan3325]

@@madkhaliqfarhan haha kita dok Penang 3hari, naik 5kg🤭😅🤣🤣

[@szewei85]

Haha nice

[@hassankhuzmawi2834]

Logesh, when you gonna come to sarawak eating Lobster in Top Spot..

[@joannesbaptista1454]

Good video

[@cheekheng6113]

Penang food street legends

[@dinkarat1696]

Poodaaah!!

[@sebastianngabang5423]

Bro Logesh this is Malaysia generous Bro 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gs7968]

lol.. hey all don't forget.. we all need to exercise as much as we eat..

[@zaharizak]

What's the "heaviest" meal you guys had there on the street? It's a no brainer. It is called one ton mee. Lol. 😂

[@seahare9295]

Woww...

[@amirahrafi7268]

Apa nama kedai abg first tadi? The video pic one.❤

[@akaizatyusof]

I did not eat wanton me for a long time, I cannot find (a yakin halal) here. And no one do Chinese style cuisine here at my place. And I agree with you, a good sate must have fat (or chicken skin if it is chicken sate) in between of meat skewer. It bring the flavor, sweetness, and juicy bits of sate. I hate when the sate did not have that fat because of "I want to do a healthy meal". My emotion need to be healthy too bro, from fat happiness.

[@nurulsuzie7989]

Kumar family lebih bagus beli kereta RV pusing seluruh semenanjung. P pantai2 yg cantik dalam negara😁 semua ceruk blh singah.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Dan di Sabah Sarawak pula, Kumaar Family boleh pakai kereta sewa tanpa mengira sama ada dia menggunakan nombor plat Sabah atau Sarawak!

[@wancanosgen1377]

👍❤️

[@sebastianngabang5423]

YES agreed 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️👍

[@memoryla]

Does anyone know where to get halal chinese wantan noodles or charkuay teow? i really wanted to try chinese flavourr

[@tauries4893]

Ipoh

[@hafilzam]

In Penang go to Bee Hwa Cafe for authentic HALAL Chinese food 😊

[@zue1975]

Chinese muslim restaurant

[@joecongrain7477]

Hollywood Canning Garden Ipoh...morning to afternoon Vegas Canning Garden Ipoh...afternoon to evening Those are my favorite spots during my teens...as a dad & now a grandpa

[@scorxzero]

People:it's just a man on the thumbnail Me:that 7 eleven.....

[@WanBizkClipz]

West-Malaysia call it "Wantan Mee" but at East-Malaysia call it "Kolo Mee"..For me the Malaysia-East(Borneo) Chinese Red Kolo mee(Non-Halal) or Malay Mee Kolok(Halal) is more delicious laa😅

[@chikmoskova]

How I wish I could eat all those flavory foods but I can’t 😢

[@GodsFootstool]

What street is this in Penang? I seem to end up in the wrong places in Penang where you don't seem to find these foods. End up walking around those outlets next to the hotel I put up in...😔

[@nazrimuthalib7904]

Chulia street along walk path..U you may all these amazing food stalls line up along the street lane..Feel free to roll the dime on which stall you wish to hv your amazing meal..

[@GodsFootstool]

@@nazrimuthalib7904 Thanks

[@munifmahtar9882]

Tak jumpa ichang ke kt p.pnang?

[@TagforceGamer]

kalau tak salah logesh and family dh lama balik US.. video ni dh shoot lama.. boleh check ig diorg

[@GodsFootstool]

EcoFlow available in Malaysia?

[@neelamuniandy3731]

Hai

[@zaharizak]

@10:18 If you have a bunch of different things on your plate, it is called ROJAK. It's not lobak. Lobak is carrot.

[@ReazentZL]

In Penang, the dishes they were eating indeed was called Loh Bak, which means "Brine Meat" in Hokkien, which contains bunch of different fried meat and other ingredients.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

And there's Lobakman...

[@zue1975]

Kalau tak tau lobak tu apa tak payah komen la. Buat malu kaum je. Tu nama makanan cina, bukannya nama sayur. Carrot tu lobak merah, bukannya lobak putih atau lobak semata2 mcm yg kau fikir.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

@@zue1975 Setuju! Jangan samakan semua lobak! Carrot ialah lobak merah dan radish ialah lobak putih!

[@zaharizak]

@@zue1975 Ko mungkin betul. I stand corrected tapi tak payah lah komen macam *&*%.. tegur elok-elok dah lah macam Reazent Z tu. Thank you Reazent. Apalah si Zue busuk mulut sangat.. hmmm.

[@wangyeehui8793]

If you can't get used to the hustle in Penang then the same with Hong Kong, Taiwan or Singapore 🤣🤣🤣

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Beijing? Shanghai?

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

Langoor ke hath main aangoor 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaynern]

Siapa Amanda tu…

[@uDeGaming]

Share2 la IG dia

[@rombohnallavan1861]

U didn’t go to ur uncles shop

[@oppai9580]

yg tadi member ajak lepak kedai kopi tu pergi ke? kesian member kena palau

[@biru151]

Pergi. Member siap belanja lagi!

[@rebelsdeveloper367]

Haha .

[@ilysketchV]

wahh nampak sedap . cuma tk halal for friend of muslim ryte .

[@KumaarFamily]

Yeah, I think not all stalls are Halal certified. Best to check first!

[@ilysketchV]

@@KumaarFamily ya ryte . Thank you sharing. Cause i've never been there at penang. Should always check first.

[@rajashariff]

It's not Lobak, it's Rojak, lobak = carrot 😁

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Lobakman...

[@zue1975]

There is a chinese dish called lobak. It's not the name of vegetable. Pls dont show your ignorant.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

@@zue1975 Don't say "lobak is lobak" when you're referring to carrots!

[@PJ-hj3dd]

Lol....Nothing to do with carrots. Logesh is correct.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

@@PJ-hj3dd Yeah! Carrot is "lobak merah"! The same can be said about durians!

[@vamsikrishnaamirineni8793]

Bro are you Indian bro but your name looks Indian

[@Ashthebadthegood]

Malaysian

[@yuijin1635]

Langkawi next logesh

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

They have already visited Langkawi last December... Perhaps on the very same day as Veveonah's visit to Langkawi!

[@petermarshall8081]

Malaysia is not independent yet

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

You can say that many times because you still want your country to re-conquer Malaysia... 😑

[@OnoAkita16]

I fully support the Japan colonial against Malaysia

[@kalyansrinivas8345]

Oh man why they convert form Hinduism, alfred vijay lol

[@suhanjayalian5044]

saran saya Cobalah Menggunakan Bahasa Malasia dengan baik dan benar.. apa salahnya ketika kamu berada di malaysia Kenapa tidak bisa menggunakan bahasa malaysia dalam konten kamu ?? cobalah Nasionalisme. tirulah yutuber ini meskipun mereka Orang Asing atau di lagi negara asing kawin mereka menggunakan Bahasa Indonesia Setiap konten lambang Jati Diri Nasionalisme. 1. Tomohiro Yamashita ( Jepang ) 2. Kimbab Family ( Korea ) 3. Daily Tika Weixun di China ( Tiongkok) 4. Zhefailmi Channel ( India ) 5. Kharisma Lita ( India ) 6. Inong Sam ( Austria ) 7. Londo Kampung ( Australia ) 8. Sarah Jhonson ( Usa ) 9. Sacha Stevenson ( Kanada ) 10. Mathias Pettersen ( Norwegia) 11. Tara WonnyTv ( Korea ) 12. Dona Muramatsu ( Jepang ) 13. Neo Japan ( Jepang ) 14. Benni Sitanggang ( Ukraina ) 15. Keluarga Bahagia di Jerman ( Jerman ) dan masih banyak lagi lainnya tirulah yutuber itu mereka menjunjung tinggi Bahasa Indonesia. kenapa kamu masih menggunakan bahasa Elisabeth ?? kamu malasia atau Orang Inggris ??

[@zainizain4687]

Saran saya cuba jaga negara sendiri....pergi berdemo sna tlong anak muda bntah kenaikan bnm ...dripda buang msa di sini hahahahaa

[@kkum]

Depa guna bahasa inggris supaya viewer lebih byk bkn org malaysia saja tgk. Kalau xphm ada subtitle kan

[@izatt79]

Kita ada Rhys William, kita ada Mat dan… kita ada Kouji yg sgt fasih Bahasa Melayu. Kita ada Michael dlm The Luebkes. Mereka sgt fasih dan petah berbahasa Melayu. Respek! Kita patut contohi mereka.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

@@kkum enggak logika masa pake bahasa Majikan Elisabeth supaya dilihat bukan yang Malasia emangnya siapa yang mau lihat ??? Cerdas dan bijak dong

[@suhanjayalian5044]

@@izatt79 mereka kurang paham dan terpaksa Karena keadaan