Michelin Guide Nasi Lemak in Penang, Malaysia (Ali Nasi Lemak)

[@untet]

i.k=ikan kering meaning salted fish 😁 thats why it salty, eldery people like it,some nasi lemak didnt have cucumber to make it last longer because the water from cucumber tend to spoilt the rice

[@250Loy]

Oh! That’s why!! Thank you for letting us know👍 Good to know :)

[@김병조-o1r]

저도 보자마자 삼각김밥 같다는 생각했는데.. 맛이 궁금하네요~^^, 썬님 웃음이 너무 좋네요~, 두분 모습도 디저트처럼 달달하세요~ 다음 영상도 기대할게요~

[@kkorong]

@@김병조-o1r 나시르막은 너도 좋아할꺼야. 나중에 놀러와서 먹어봐.👍

[@isaaclee1634]

These are the authentic nasi lemak that we all grew up with not some fancy types you find in a lot of places at KL

[@250Loy]

Exactly! It’s simple & nice😋🤤

[@sabilj2000]

Great couple-tasting Malaysian food.

[@kkorong]

Thank you so much❤️👍☺️

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

If you are going to Kuala Lumpur don't forget to try Nasi Lemak at Village Park....yummy

[@250Loy]

One of my favorite Nasi Lemak is village park one :) When we stayed in KL, we tried there many times! Yum 😋

[@최태주-b9z]

우와,,맛있겠는걸 페낭에선 좀 다르게 보이네~~😮한국으로 보며는 바다가 있는 도시 ~부산을 뜨올리는 도시.요리가 말샤에선 최고에 요리도시 인것 같은데..

[@250Loy]

ㅇㅇ 현지 음식으로는 페낭이 최고야👍

[@acerazak4087]

Yes, If you're foodie travelling in Malaysia better know these Malay words: Daging= beef, Ayam= chicken, Ikan= fish, Kambing= lamb 👌. This is traditional nasi lemak looks like, small wrapped with banana leaf.

[@kkorong]

I see. Thank you for your good information.❤️👍☺️

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

​@@kkorong...in the text book, we learn "daging" as meat and "lembu" is cow but when it comes to the street, cow meat aka beef is "daging".

[@RasyidShuib-v6q]

Penang is food heaven... Expecially at night, char koew teow, nasi kandar, pasembor, asam laksa many food originally from penang

[@250Loy]

Yes yes! The best thing in Penang is enjoying hawker food from morning to the night👍👍👍

[@vivi21channel]

Me as a Penangite, also unable to handle this nasi lemak's spicy! usually whenever i ate it, i will order two cups of kopi-peng (coffee ice)

[@kkorong]

Nasi lemak in this place was really spicy. But I really enjoyed it.😂❤

[@250Loy]

Haha! Two kopi peng!! 😂 Their nasi lemak sambal was quite spicy but it was nice spicy😋

[@leechengpoh6558]

I used to enjoy the nasi lemak from this stall but nowadays it is very hot and spicy. Tak boleh tahan.

[@250Loy]

@@leechengpoh6558 tak boleh tahan😂 Yea for some people, it would be quite spicy

[@max-lee]

thats looks really good. i need to go back to penang. the way to eat salted fish is just eat a little of it with rice.

[@250Loy]

Yes! It’s simple & tasty :) The salted fish one was too salty even I eat little bit😂

[@sooineskridge7863]

나시르막 넘 맛있어보여서 멸치랑 땅콩 볶아서 고추장이랑 같이 먹어버렸어요😂😂😂

[@250Loy]

옴마나!! 하핫 :) 고추장이 쌈발이 되었네요 ㅋ 한국식 나시르막👍👍

[@kkorong]

그런 방법이.. 나중에 만들어먹어봐야겠내요 ㅎㅎ

[@philipboy9898]

Do you guys eat beef? There's a beef koay teow stall here quite nice too. And another one which is nice is near the general hospital

[@kkorong]

Oh~ good information. Thank you. 👍☺️❤️

[@Zakry-z3m]

To mee ..seafood combo with nasi lemak taste better than with chicken

[@250Loy]

I see! I like the original one with anchovy :)

[@MohdNasir-kx8fp]

Sedap n terbaik 🥰

[@ZorojuroPlay]

👍 this is how should be , when foreigners make a video about Malaysia, used they languages 😊, so the people they country will know they experience in Malaysia, as Malaysian we are already know😊, (English subtitles it's ok for us 👍)

[@250Loy]

Thank you for understand our effort on subtitles :) 🙏

[@m.d.f3797]

I see a lot of foreigner couldn't translate nasi lemak correctly. So let me help out. Nasi means rice. Lemak if you translate it literally into English means fat. But in Malay, if you use it for food it is an expression of how it taste. it means savory, and rich tasting. Nasi lemak rice taste savory and rich because it is cooked with santan or in english, coconut milk.

[@kkorong]

Thank you for the correction👍🙏

[@adamzack9259]

Have enjoy your food adventure in Penang guys ..there's a plenty place of food u could step down..maybe u should try Mee Udang ,Pasembur ,Nasi Tomato ,Nasi Daging ,Nasi Dalca ,Laksa ,Laksam & etc. later.. anyway good luck guys..God bless you..👍👍

[@250Loy]

Yes! We will! And some we already had 😋🤤 Stay tune!

[@QinWang-eo2jh]

nasi lemak i like❤❤❤，i can eat two

[@250Loy]

Yea some more can eat daily😋

[@britcrazelady]

Ikan masin is salted fish. Could the sotong you had be cuttlefish?

[@kkorong]

I am not sure, it’s a cuttlefish.😂

[@Yazar_AlkonohanIQ78]

eat a lot of spicy food to be able to withstand the heat 😆

[@christianwilysoncitra3077]

If you have time maybe someday you can try going to Bali island from Indonesian country 🇮🇩👍 and try anything food in Indonesian, Malaysia to Indonesian very simple route 😊

[@250Loy]

Hi dear! I❤Bali so much! My favorite area is Ubud & Canggu :) I travelled there few times and found the dry season (between July to Sep) is perfect! Sure we will do family trip in near future 😉

[@christianwilysoncitra3077]

@@250Loy wow very great, always enjoy in Bali if you coming again 👍

[@eileenhui2304]

It's uncommon to see Korean people cannot take very spicy food, right? So, I wonder how they eat Korean dishes that have a lot of spicy chilli paste and powder? I watched Chef Baek put a lot of gochujang and gochugaru into bibim naengmyeon and it was very spicy. Will Mr Kim Sun be able to eat them?

[@250Loy]

Not really! Some people do not prefer spicy food. I found spicy Korean food is famous dishes in overseas such as Kimchi stew, soft tofu stew, tteokbokki & etc., Actually daily food which is called “Jib-bap” isnt that spicy. And many banchans are namul which is not a spicy. Quite interesting Gochujang based Korean food is really popular in overseas compared with other Korean dishes. Sun likes bibim noodle if it not too spicy😂

[@eileenhui2304]

@@250Loy Thanks for explaining something we don't see in Kdramas or variety shows. Now I understand.

[@wieykhiangtang5226]

The AI translated sotong (squit) to cow dung??!!!!!! 😂

[@kkorong]

Hahaha! Sotong sounds like “cow dung” in Korean😂🤣

[@fistfire8814]

ikan masin= salted fish

[@junhyeon17]

there's one that i particularly like better @ macalister road. nasi lemak wakzee - i hope you'll check it out when you're around too. ^^

[@250Loy]

Thank you for the sharing! We will check it out :)

[@Manggis07]

While watching this..its remind me to 1 case in indonesia name "indosarang".. and now we're really carefully..😒