Why foreigners love Petaling Street 名勝古跡

[@bernardlim1320]

A very good Food Vlog. I didn't notice we were being Filmed!!

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for making tis episode possible Bernard. Catch u and low in KL again

[@simontanszemung872]

Hi Elmo 😊 This chapter only confirmed you are quite a superstar foodie 😅😅👍 so many foreign 'fan-ceeee'😅 Keep going bro 💪💪

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for your support mate

[@sharonleong7120]

Great and interesting content. I love it as always. Thanks Elmo.👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍

[@malaysiafood328]

Many thanks sharon

[@KenshinAsuka]

Yeah, I do agree nothing beats culture and traditions

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for tuning in mate

[@alexlim6299]

Interesting theme and places to take foreign visitors to. Thanks, Elmo.👍

[@malaysiafood328]

Many thanks Alex

[@cheahchunkit5046]

wow .. certain spots are really a " 1 stop solution " place . Its great to be able to share such wonderful food with your friends . Great catch up i am sure ! Thanks for sharing it as well.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for tuning in cheah

[@yummemys4608]

I do love petaling St. There's still old world charm to be found❤.

[@malaysiafood328]

Totally agree with u mate

[@revivalist70]

My favourite place for sumptuous food in KL. Thank you.

[@munonn457]

Thanks for supporting mate

[@cheemengchoong]

My inputIn for this episode is :- " What a Great Host Elmo (and Danny too)" is to his friends coming back to visit. It's not so much of the places visited or dined-in, but the time spent with your friends and the welcoming gestures expresses it all. Yatt Lau ! Mou Tak Deng! 👌

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks choong for tuning in so early

[@kayellai5278]

Elmo should welcome this rich nation citizen to pay for meals. The cost is peanuts to them, but it burns a hole in the pocket for Malaysian. I had being host to Americans who had 'jump aeroplane' in the past, I had to tighten my belt for the rest of the month/months.

[@malaysiafood328]

Well said Lai

[@goodguyaus]

- I did indeed find it compelling, Elmo Goh - great to see modern day Petaling Street & Madras Lane (I think you're right that most expats or visitors would want to experience old KL more than the shiny modern facades that they can get back home) - Also, haha Uncle Danny, I bet one char siu bao has more sugar than two bowls of dau fu fah*. - I had the same idea as your Perth friends and camped out at St Giles - criss crossing the two gargantuan malls over two days before moving out to the more traditional Bukit Bintang further on. Great to be able to catch a 1:30am movie session and then just plop back down in your bed in just a few steps: a nifty experience. - Mmm...Dai Chow... - Thank you for the compilation! * actually, I 'cheat' as well. Love my white rice but I try never to eat it fresh - instead refrigerating it, and then only dining on it (after some re-heating) for that lowered Glycaemic Index. And for anything overly sweet eg. Mooncakes, I make sure to always have on hand a sour drink (eg. lemon juice, vinegar) as an accompaniment. It's a compromise.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for supporting tis episode

[@yenfoonlai9886]

As usual well done Elmo keep on the goodnwork😊

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks Yen

[@leowvm6215]

Yum yum yum

[@kenny-NY-YouTube]

💯👍👍👍

[@munonn457]

Thanks to my NY supporter

[@kayellai5278]

Out of places to recommend? I think not. Many past places in Elmo videos deserved a second visits, it is not fully covered yet. Most of these places need a part two recommendations which Elmo have missed out on the first visit due to time constraint. Even in this video, we are still missing the stable diet of Malaysian, eg. nasi lemak, roti canai, chow kuetiau, wan tan mee and a lot more. About the coconut, it is true according to many that Malaysia coconut taste better but durian gets the limelight.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for your support Lai

[@adriannathaniel4015]

Xfrens serves good food.

[@malaysiafood328]

Yes they do

[@johnchong5774]

Back during my days in Klang Valley I used to stroll around China Town whenever I was free. Frankly speaking, it's not my favorite place to go, full of bootleg CDs and other knock-offs, worse still I found some of the vendors were quite deceitful too. My visit was merely because my ex-girlfriend's father owned a stall inside Madras Lane, she had to help out during her day off, love me, love my dog maybe was the right phrase to describe my innermost conflict then. Nevertheless, many nice foods can be found over there, especially the curry mee that serves with cockles in Madras Lane was the stall I patronized most. A lot of things must have changed after so many years I think.

[@malaysiafood328]

Petaling st still gives nice food maybe not the merchandise

[@yfhuang4735]

Chub&chaser?

[@stevenlow8452]

Still love the old ambience of petaling street ,do frequent this hawker stall on n off on a weekday n buying my tobacco fr the wholesaler depennding what my wife like to eat,buy some stuff ,very tired then go back home,notice it now,myself dont really eat like b/4 ,pak toh boh ho sei ?n the leg weak fr walking long distance,its nice with yr fan n buddy all still support yr food adventure,keep it up while you can,thnk you,still keeping track of the happening ?

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for supporting them steven