NASI LEMAK is FREE in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 ??

[@timtense]

I went back to her with some gifts, see the video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpPbp3mDbdKreck

[@Ben-qo7be]

Its very nice of you , bro 👍👍😊😊

[@zulkiflerahman5687]

You're really a good guy....bro

[@Udin_Nobita34]

She give you cuttlefish not beef rendang

[@bahjatsafuraa6196]

Look nice

[@rebecca5069]

You should wash your hand first😂

[@sultrys2291]

Tim, in Malaysia we have the "belanja" (treat) culture. It's not strange to have strangers paying for your food - sometimes by the owner of the restaurants sometimes by other customers. Usually if we "belanja" strangers, it is because we find them "nice" or "respectful". To Malaysians, it is one way of making others happy and to us, it is a form of "good deeds". Take it as a compliment.

[@timtense]

It was very kind of her, I appreciate that. People are next level friendly here!

[@sultrys2291]

@@timtense Malaysia is multireligion living together in harmony. Do visit the mosques (Pink Mosque or Iron mosque in Putrajaya - or National mosque in KL) and other temples (Hindu and Chinese). In Europe, muslim are accused of being bad but you are surrounded by Muslims here. Enjoy your stay.

[@azmanothman4177]

Greeting strangers as well is malay and islam culture,now its become malaysian culture

[@secrets.295]

I dont know where that culture is missing when it comes to my turn because I never get a treat from a stranger

[@AdiAfzalAhmad]

@@secrets.295Be the hands that give. In Islam, the hands that give are better than the hands that receive. 😊

[@zafir7007]

She sees you as a guest in this country. That's Malaysian hospitality.

[@timtense]

Malaysian hospitality is next level!

[@janetkhoo5810]

To be honest,majority of the Malay r warm,kind ,friendly,n generous in Malaysia,even though m a Chinese,I have to compliment them from my heart!❤

[@asmrlova]

Malaysian are friendly in general, not just the malays. Its just that some people are more business-centric than others. So much so that to them, every cent counts but as long as they are not scamming or taking advantage of people (particularly tourists/foreigners), I think thats fine. This is my personal opinion and I'm sure a lot of people wont like it, I do believe seeing a tourist/traveller vlogging the experience tend to make people more *ahem* generous. I'm not saying that makcik is one of them. Maybe shes just happy to see a random tourist coming to her stall when theres a more famous place, Wanjo on the main street.

[@farah2044]

They are many chinese n indian who are warm n awesome. Not to forget outr Sabahan n sarawakian who are freakingly friendly n great. So conclusion. MALAYSIAN WE ARE THE BEST , FRIENDLIEST HEHEHE😂😂😂

[@janetkhoo5810]

@@farah2044 of course I agreed with you,mayb it was becus me n my husby encountered n experienced with the help of the Malay twice,once during young age like 20-21 (40 years ago🤭)n we travelled at nite past by Malay kampung n tyre was punctured at the kpg road,we were quite scared cus it was dark n quiet without hand phone,the young Malay man stay beside the road help us to changed the tyre ,so grateful to him.I never forget him.🙏🏼.Another tyre issue was last year at rest area from kl to Kuantan,his 1st time encounter tis at rest area with his hilux,it seems not easy for him to did it alone cus he said the tyre not easy to remove,all tis while he has got his company foreman n worker to do it,then came the 3 Malays lorry drivers offered to help n they changed his punctured tyre.What a relief for him n he thanks them By Giving them some cash for their dinner as he has to leave immediately.Farah,tis were our real experienced n I complimented it from my heart.

[@alexbk2181]

All the races in Malaysia are friendly and kind , just politics try to divide us by race Kita banggan sebagai rakyat Malaysia 🇲🇾❤

[@zackstinger9385]

@janetkhoo5810 My Chinese neighbour super nice i called aunty sayang and uncle macho ❤❤❤

[@cfyong1838]

That lady did not open a big restaurant or super rich and yet she is so humble. She did Malaysia a great favour. Her actions are so valuable a free advertisement to the country. The authorities must ensure these people rice bowl are not disturbed and be allowed to trade as long as it is within the law. Syabas

[@EllisWR]

Malaysian hospitality without a doubt some of the very best 🙏🇲🇾

[@timtense]

So true! BTW you've been featured in the video twice. Did you spot the second one? 😅

[@EllisWR]

@@timtense I spied it

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

nice😆😆😆

[@madammayon7820]

Good 😅😅

[@minfoongchin8689]

I agree. I also encountered a few experiences. 😀

[@timtense]

Leave a THUMBS UP 👍🏼 on the VIDEO for the most friendly Nasi Lemak lady! If you want to visit her restaurant (which you should), this is the location goo.gl/maps/WUQgTKsmquCdPi1Q6

[@Iamme88-b4j]

Dulu kita sllu pandang rendah org kita dgn bahasa english.. tapi now look at us. Every traveler admit ko kat mana pon dorang boleh cakap english.. maksudnya kita tau basic klo dorang tanya arah ke apa… mesti kita tau… tgk makcik tu bangga aku.. perghhh ❤❤❤❤

[@BlackWarrior_2024]

Don't be worried Tim, 'Belanja' is a normal culture in Malaysia, usually if you come and having a breakfast any place, sometimes unknown people will pay your foods, especially on friday morning, normally Malaysian are respectful each others..

[@timtense]

It's a beautiful culture!

[@belle2046]

@@timtensefeel free to spread the kindness in anywhere ❤🫶🏻 let the kindness spread arounds

[@arshatarifin7442]

Firstly..it is a malay culture then when Islam came on our shore it reintroduce it as a good deed and will be rewarded in the hereafter..then it became more or less a culture for the whole of Malaysia..then u got treated by this lady in the video..then u got a double enjoyment..one is for the delicious food..the other one is the enjoyment of getting treats from a total stranger😁

[@AlanaDunsmore]

Wow Tim, cudos to you for eating with your hands!! You are much braver than I am 🤣it's nice to see foreigners speaking so softly & kindly to locals, I'm happy about that! I really hope you're loving Malaysia! We're happy to have you here 🤗🇲🇾

[@tomiemyspace5054]

Both of you need to collab on something ...

[@timtense]

I'm appreciating eating with my hands more and more actually! Glad to be in Malaysia! And yeah let's make that collab happen 🤙🏻

[@sukinahmostam1942]

Rezeki Tim dpt makan free...baik puan yg jual nasi lemak...syukur Alhamdulillah. Luas rezekinya nanti...kind people both of u...Tim look very friendly

[@irrecoursemanagement]

alana, right hand = tim wins 😁😁😁

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today 😊

[@rp502]

The lady owner of nasi lemak treat you as a special guest... This is Malaysian culture.

[@saz7555]

i went to malaysia many times. they are realy friendly people. thanks Tim for your flogs.

[@Fallen_Angel17]

هههههه انت من وين يا جدع!!! شفت صورتك مكتوب بالعربي اكيد عربي صح انت؟

[@noordinbeldenlex1620]

Many Malaysians have the custom of treating foreign visitors with serving food even when they are selling it. If you come across this, just say "thank you" to express your appreciation.

[@shaikhomaranuar6429]

Choosing a smaller authentic stall is a smart move Tim. Will try Kak Chuk's too! Looks good!

[@zakimohd7186]

Haha... someone pay for your food, we call that 'BELANJA'... it's normal here when we treat our guest. Our best hospiltality. WELCOME TO MALAYSIA, BRO.

[@hplagt6880]

That is not beef that is sotong@cuttle fish. Cendol is pronounced as Chendol. The green noodle like jelly is made of rice flour flavoured with pandan@screw pine. Mamam is just a slang word meaning 'eat'. It originates from moms talking to babies by saying maa..mam during feeding time. If you want to try authentic local food, try nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, nasi kandar.

[@fahiruzrazali]

She saw you as a guest, not as a customer thats why you dont need to pay. This is common practice in Malaysia especially towards travellers, whether youre filming or not. 22:12 Peninsular Malaysia timing is a bit off in order to standardize with the East Malaysia. In the 1980s Malaysian Standard Time was introduced so the time is same throughout the whole contry, which may not be accurate as Peninsular follows the timing of Sabah which is 1000km away. 25:55 "Mamam" is a cute way to say "makan" usually used by the kids 27:29 that green jelly is the actual cendol.

[@nickme7047]

The longer you stay here the more you will understand the culture and how the locals will try their best to treat & make you feel welcome and ' belanja ' are one of it...

[@afizanabdulrazak1778]

Dont take it wrongly Tim. It is part of our culture to treat a guest by paying hìm/her the dinner. Welcome to Malaysia and plz enjoy our foods.

[@norhaslinahasan4912]

I'm happy that you went to the other place and not the one that people recommended. The owner initially mistakenly told the worker that you wanted squid. So the worker listened to her first instruction. Cendol is pronounced as cendol, not sendol

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today ☺️

[@mckevintoni8448]

Wow!!! U were smart, picking the ordinary stall over wanjo n Congrats bro u finished the whole serving despite the spiciness. We locals like it hot (from mild to extreme) or else it is not nasi lemak. U r blessed wen the stall owner doesnt charge u, in a way its a way to appreciate u as a guest.

[@rienanour]

This is our culture to pay for the guest especially when you're from far countries. Westerners mostly are very polite people & civilized & that's the reason we treat you well.

[@mypusakaonlinechannel]

it is a normal culture to treat another person with food... so the owner felt as an honor you visited her shop.. and even promoting her shop. she also believes in reward from god. you will see more of this culture

[@timtense]

She was such a friendly lady!

[@heesingsia4634]

Welcome to Malaysia Tim, we Malaysians are EXTREMELY proud of our food and it is common to buy guests of our country our food to show them our hospitality and how good our food taste. Hope you enjoy your visit here and don't leave if you've gained less than 5kg in weight.

[@timtense]

I understand why you're proud because it's super delicious! I think at this point I already gained 5 kg 🤣

[@kamutanya2020]

Tim. I Give You A Tips. In Malaysia We Mix Our Cuisine. Same Thing With That Cendol. If You Not Mix The Cendol , The Gula Melaka Still In The Bottom and The Coconut Milk On The Top. Same Things With Nasi Lemak. You MUST Mix Everything and Then You Can Get Maximum Taste Of The Nasi Lemak Or Other Cuisine

[@newmazz]

Malaysian hospitality at it’s best! Thanks for promoting the eatery! Looks good!

[@timtense]

Absolutely and I love supporting the small businesses!

[@khairul_kyo740]

wanjo starting from street stall to small restaurant and now they upgrade to better place. Its always a reason why people still go there and pick them as no 1 in Kg baru. And they themselves can have a hot spot KG baru area which is very hard for outside people to develop something inside the kampung. They upgrade their place for comfort, and to cater more customers. To be honest, they still keep the same recipe, quality on their nasi lemak, its still the same as 15-20 years ago. In economic, they hired majority malaysian people(malay), and yet the workers happily willing to work there, where common locals, not really interested to work in this type of business. Im a local malaysian, what the owner did, i gave double thumbs up. The restaurant became bigger n nicer, but their service & quality goes the same way. 👍 Its a MUST try nasi lemak, when local recommends, there is always a reason. We as local also didnt like to go for big or nicer place for local dish, cause of the pricing. But there is exception where it is place is worth it, and may have some history in it. 😉 have a safe journey.

[@TheRomdzi77]

You just recieved the Malaysian Hospitality , we Malay believe if we treat someone we will got reward someday for the good deeds like the business will more succes ,the salary will increasing and many more..

[@nickloong]

That's Malaysian hospitality, and next time, it's advisable to wash your hands before eating.😅

[@ghstsmk440]

Rice is basically the staple food here in Malaysia. What you had with Nasi Lemak was cuttlefish/squid. It's a soaked cuttlefish. You can ask for less gravy/sambal when ordering so it's not overwhelming. You can customize your order when you go the stall/mamak and restaurant. We can make adjustments to your preference.

[@winrothman]

nasi lemak is basically a balanced rice dish w carbo and vegetables to tone down the spiciness of the chillies. hope you enjoyed the dish and welcome to Malaysia! Malaysians really appreciates visitors/tourists/travellers as it is ingrained in our culture, thus the "belanja" dont be surprise on this just say thank you and mention that they are in your prayers! enjoy!

[@wanzuha]

Free food = Malaysian Hospitality. For muslim, it is sadaqah.

[@giannishen]

The spicy chicken legs look delicious, but I'm not used to eating with my hands. I hope they provide utensils! That lady is really nice, I guess entertaining foreigners is not something everyone can do! The dessert is like an unexpected surprise and looked delicious too! The night in Malaysia is so beautiful! That new hat looks great and suits you very well! Thank you very much for sharing, super great job! 👍🥰🙏

[@norasimahrahman2912]

They have utensils...just ask for them...

[@giannishen]

@@norasimahrahman2912 Thanks a lot for letting me know, you are very nice!

[@fahruddinkharuddin9423]

Just ask the seller/workers if u need for utensils.....they will provide it for u...

[@giannishen]

@@fahruddinkharuddin9423 Thanks a lot for letting me know！

[@ruziahabdullatib6322]

I think the worker is Indonesian woman that why she doesn't know English....but the stall owner is Malay so she can speak English n served u well.

[@amiladenzil]

Wow, what a nice gesture from the nice lady. Love from Sri Lanka. ❤🇱🇰

[@bahazmedia]

Tim, no worries.. It's normal to treat or 'belanja' a person. Your video is promoting her food, so it's win win situation, we believe in 'Rezeki and Sedekah'. The more you give, the more you get.. 😊😊

[@squidster3128]

It's a welcome gift for you as a guest in our country! Enjoy the hospitality!

[@congestedmind9883]

salute u tim, eventhough the nasi lemak is spicy still you can easily finish it.. btw your eating with hand technic was pretty amazing too. have fun exploring Malaysia bro.. 😊

[@FitriShukri]

The owner Kak Acuk is soo nice... her staff sounds like Indonesian which is why they could not converse in English. Why definitely try this Nasi Lemak stall.

[@gingerteddy618]

The "Ayam Goreng Berempah" (fried spiced chicken) look tasty. It is not ordinary fried chicken. The Malay people is known for "Ayam Goreng Berempah".

[@zatielismail8363]

Tim, it is "belanja" culture among Malaysian which they will treat you a meal or drink in order to honour a visitor/guest/outsider coming over to their place.

[@ko-thor-lel6902]

Here in Malaysia she didn't except your money is normal..she knows you are tourist...sometimes there are other customers might pay for you not because you are tourist.. it's.just b'coz Malaysian like to treat others even they don't know you ..😊😊😊

[@peacemeditation74]

Actually the nasi lemak feels very spicy for you because your rice was doused with sauce. Even most locals dont do that. --- Pick a portion of rice. A little sambal, on the side. Scoop bit by bit when u eat the rice. Not to mix it all over. Eating with hand is local Malay culture, but for Nasi Lemak or Nasi Goreng a lot of locals also use fork and spoon. So that we can scoop stuff up bit by bit. But Fried chicken u cant avoid using hands... Since the rice is soft, Nasi Lemak has anchovies and peanuts for crunch. For the side dish, pick one dry one, one wet one. or just one of either. Dont overdo or you'll overpower the subtle coconut and ginger flavour of the rice and youre basically eating side dish, not nasi lemak. Locals usually eat Fried Chicken or Beef/Chicken Rendang as side dish. If u ask for Squid Sambal, then dont take the additional sambal anymore. After the bite, if its a little spicy, cool your tongue with a bite of the cucumber given. The best drink to accompany your nasi lemak is the local ice tea. Ask for Teh O Ais (Plain ice tea) or Teh O Ais Limau (Plain ice tea with lime), or Teh Ais (ice Milk tea) and ask for less sweet or "kurang manis" If its still too sweet, ask for "ais kosong" which is basic ice water than you can mix to dilute your ice tea.

[@timtense]

Yes, I agree. I went a little overboard with sambal. I need to mix it better next time. Thanks for all the suggestions!

[@Abdullah11430]

Me my self has been encounter a person 'belanja' the whole customer in restaurants. He just pay everything and go away. When other customer want to pay, the cashier said its been paid already. People not even have a chance to say thank you and he even not look back at the restaurant.

[@bug_on_internet]

finally, nasi lemak, mission accomplished 😀👍 wow the owner is very kind and hospitable. she didnt even let you pay.

[@ammarrowland3652]

Bro, we wash hands before using them to eat rice. So if a shop serves you nasi/rice that can be eaten by using hands there will be sinki or water pot ready just for the purpose. You can ask the worker. And by the way, those are not beef rendang but squid sambal. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia.

[@Luno_Referral_Code_ZJBS3P]

Aduh samba suntong nya yumyum

[@macnab8857]

It’s part of the Malaysian culture to be charitable to, among others, the poor, orphans, and well-intentioned travellers.

[@ahmadyusof2480]

Best honest comment.

[@LiPutra-s8s]

Normal Cendol means Plain Cendol....no add on or extra stuff included 😊 If you eat cendol you must stir it first to mix or to blend all the contents inside it before eating.

[@lilialhajj4170]

The way you explain a complex topic in an easy-to-understand way is really impressive.

[@drmyrisstyca]

The reason the sundown is later is because in 1981 the PM Mahathir standardise East Malaysia and Peninsular Malaysia’s time zones into Malaysian Standard Time (MST) which is equivalent to GMT+8. It was supposed to be GMT +7 previously (like Thailand) . I think Singapore is use GMT +8 also.

[@Ruriko.Y]

itu pergerakan matahari la, takde kaitan dengan time zone standard atau tak. time zone tu tunjuk jam pukul berapa je. ubah time zone macam mana pun, belah semenanjung tetap lagi lambat malam dari borneo. mamat ni kata Phillipines malam lagi awal. sebab negara tu di sebelah kanan Malaysia. kalau sebelah kiri, lambat sikit.

[@ahmadyusof2480]

​@@Ruriko.Ylaa kau tak faham apa dia explain.

[@TasyaDeSofia]

You are so lucky to have been in M'sia and tried our variety delicious foods. We also have an international foods and for sure you wil like it plus our people are so friendly, polite with good heart and can speak English too. Thank you very much for coming here and your appreciation of M'sian foods.

[@hanisbakar7093]

Food treatment is Malaysia’s love language ❤

[@shampp3191]

She is very rich....rich with good heart and very polite. thumb up for her . There choice of tea, coffee and plain water. But you pick just water.

[@hnsconstruction772]

Yes Malaysian people always friendly .....you can try our traditional food ....especially nasi lemak or roti canai

[@ahasrapverygoodopeningazer9263]

She is so kind that call 'belanja' she spend you Mashallah semoga Kak Chu di murahkan Reziki

[@zahirismail3755]

Enjoy your journey,kak su belanja😁😁. I hope you find more kind people and Keep Malaysia hospitality..

[@KAMARUNSAIPUDDINBINMOHAMED]

Wow..nasi lemak kampung baru memang sedap...rindu nak pi sini

[@nurhalindahalimi1873]

Unfortunately, that was not beef, it's cuttlefish/squid. Will try kak chuk one day. I agree with u, get the small local stalls instead. as a native KL resident I have never tried wanjo as well.

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today 😊

[@bambibayhon]

Congrats Sir for having thousands of viewers in Malaysia.. unlike here in Philippines, you have only one video reached 17 thousand but other just reached 2 thousand views

[@mohdfaiz6856]

maybe this is your lucky day for the breakfast today buddy! FYI😁 this is might culture shock for you, but that Malaysia hospitality you get, is normal for us and in this country actualy! i'm glad you survived with that sambal/spicy sauce from your meal today!😂😂😂hahahahh..

[@moonmcken]

Malaysians like to "belanja" 😊 That's how we show our love 😁

[@harry77998]

Malaysian are generous people , is called sedekah/charity .. the more gives the more reward you got .

[@azmirepin6224]

Hi tim..malaysian culture is be good to each other.. if they like you they will give you for free for appreciate and welcome you. Infront of wanjo nasi lemak..there has stall name kak som..you should try nasi kerabu,laksam,nasi dagang ,kueh2 and malay desert . On thesame row also there has nasi briyani gam johor ..

[@putihputih5447]

Is good Tim you can finish the nasi lemak 😅 looks delicious 😋 the lady so kind ☆ have nice weekend 🤗

[@margaretlee3062]

You should accept her good will , a nice gesture! Nice lady owner! Malaysian mostly friendly!

[@ShahadanBinSaad]

Hi Tim. I think you should retry again nasi lemak with beef rendang only, don't mix with spicy sambal ayam or squid, just regular nasi lemak achovy and boiled egg with beef rendang next time..

[@FitriShukri]

I'm watching this video now while visiting Kampong Bharu as well... had Wanjo last night and your newfound 'local' nasi lemak stall looks authentic. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ibnusahari]

Tim, welcome to Malaysia, and do enjoy Malaysian hospitality. Now maybe you've known that it is part of culture to treat guess, even strangers. If i bump into you in a restaurant or 'gerai', I'll do the same.

[@faqar8229]

That it normal for malaysian for pay or treated other people..of course we always do that for friend or stranger..which 1 the hospitality,however not all thing run for successful,but we try the best..enjoy your journey sir...

[@helmiahmad4837]

This is Malaysian people the culture make foreigner must get when their first visit our place ...get free meal or advise

[@ahmadyusof2480]

Last time, Nasi Lemak used to be for breakfast, but since it was so popular, they started to have it for dinner and supper as well. The portioning especially for dinner will be quite big.

[@mijjalanrecoveryaddict]

Malaysia series is going to get more excited ten 😁✌️❤️

[@timtense]

More and more and more 😍🇲🇾

[@ku2bragas]

the dessert you had is made of coconut milk with caramalized palm sugar.. the green jelly is basically made of wheat flour.. and yes.. boss belanja is malaysian hospitality

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today 😊

[@qartinaazar]

Tim, it's a kind gesture from the owner! Take it in good faith!

[@azlin1968]

Yup you got the squid instead of the beef rendang. Thanks for showing us this place

[@wolger]

You should try Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Minyak - the best from east coast.

[@kyosukeshidou1370]

its a culture in Malaysia man , if someone treat you , relax and enjoy because treating people makes Malaysian happy

[@timtense]

I appreciate that culture!

[@taufan853]

Welcome🇲🇾👍👍👍👍👍

[@tiputertipah9664]

cendol is actually name for green jelly inside that dessert, u need to mix everything inside the bowl and sip. its pronunciation is chendol, letter C in mly sound like Ch for chicken

[@MunchMalaysia]

Nasi lemak looks good 🤩🤩

[@Encik_aymiey__]

Each part of Malaysia have their own food you can try for that tim..i'm your new subscribers now 😊😊

[@ishako5132]

Greeting from Johor Bahru...enjoying nasi lemak...my favourite....i missed Antwerp so much..

[@saidahbt.joharikpm-guru1686]

The original and classic nasi lemak is just a set of rice, hard boiled egg, anchovies with sambal, slices of cucumber and with fried nuts. The rest is just added up. Enjoy your stay here, Time. One suggestion : visit west Malaysia. Sabah and Sarawak. You'll be surprised with so many things including the spectacular view 😊

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today 😊

[@Dellfitry8266]

It's complimentary..Tim.especially a guest like you....Gotten free.meal by Food operators in Malaysia is normal...

[@shahrulnizammohdzaki2851]

Malaysia people are very kind Tim..😊

[@linadahlin5]

I always take 1/2 rice because normally I will mix it with 2 types of side dishes. Eg: daging rendang + sunny side up eggs, sambal petai + eggs (always have sunny side up eggs in my nasi lemak 😅) And I won't add the plain sambal, because the gravy from the side dishes are sufficient enough for me. The Cendol Stall. Yes I’d been there. I love their Durian Cendol.

[@AdamsSamsam]

Hello dear, how are you doing today 😊

[@publicpost3166]

Malaysia & Singapore are those of the best countries to visit in South East Asia because foreigners can communicate in english since they speak English quiet well..nice people and food too..

[@bambibayhon]

But the helper did not understood to Sir Tim.. not all Malaysian are quite well in English

[@fhaizrulaizad5522]

​@@bambibayhoni stay at my but work in sg..like brother n big brother..no diffrent

[@fhaizrulaizad5522]

All place must respect each other

[@yayajo529]

​@@bambibayhonshes indonesian. I know because i m local staying not far from this stall

[@bambibayhon]

Ok but still not all Asian countries are really good in English because it's not our own dialect...we just studied it and unfortunately not all had go to school or attained higher education

[@urutantanjungrimaudalam1577]

Before this, the "Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa" was most popular in Malaysia and among tourists when visiting Kampung Baru. However, they have ended operations in Kampung Baru several year ago and now they are back in business in the Rawang area, Selangor.

[@moyyewhon6724]

If it's friday, normally there's a free treat cause after friday prayers, the muslims will give u a treat as a form of blessing others

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for this video. Wonderful. Very nice day of explorations.

[@jamiljamil6342]

welcome malaysia sir . i hope sir happy travel in malaysia.dont worry malaysia safe... thank you

[@mencot89]

the scene at the nasi lemak shop is funny 😂 the staff keeps on changing as they can't speak English and then the lady that lets him eat for free is actually the owner as the name of the shop is her name 😂

[@ThePookkey]

Hi Tim, U hit the jackpot For me personally I don't recommend wanjo , I am not promoting other spot but there's a lot better nasi lemak stall by the roadside with greater taste,not just better taste,compare to wanjo,with reasonable price and some of them sell Malaysian authentic dessert (kuih) , And then,about free food, that's a treat, it's not just happening because "oh they're foreigner and a KZbinr promoting the spot" No, it's kinda normal thing I guess, Sometime people pay for elders, sometime pay for whole family on their next table,sometime foreigner, it's just like when we have extras, we share it , it might turn someone bad day into the best day who knows right . Anyway, have fun, enjoy your stay , enjoy the food, *Tips: Find a weekly night market. We call it "Pasar Malam" ,

[@Me_myself_and_aku]

Kak chuk the legend...

[@derickdanker6273]

Kampong Baru is my favourite place for authentic Malay food...The Best.

[@norlianaana8267]

Welcome to malaysia....

[@belle2046]

Oh!!!! I love nasi lemak with kangkung ❤❤ so authentic

[@ginty9041]

Kiwi fellow here (NZ), first visit to Malaysia coming up in a couple of weeks and just two weeks holiday time. Have just discovered your channel, only watched a couple of videos in your Malaysia series. Very good indeed. My question is mainly regarding your English language - how do you become so superbly fluent in a second (or third, or fourth) language? Unfortunately growing up in New Zealand we were never given an opportunity at school to study languages except a very basic intro to Te Reo Maori, our supposed native language that we all should learn, but dont. Anyway, have loved the couple of posts I have watched and are incredibly impressed with your language ability and wonder how it is possible to be so fluent in a language you are not born with or is not the language of the country you grow up in, By the way, I watched this video because I really want to eat as much local food as possible when on my short trip to Malaysia. Cheers and awesome content.

[@timtense]

Thanks for watching Reece! The advantage of living in a small country as Belgium is that we learn both French and English from a young age. French at 8 years old and English at 12 years old. I must say nowadays my English is better than my French because I use it more often. I wouldn't say my English level is that high though. I often have to search for words or say something in a non efficient way 😅 Anyway, Malaysia has great food so you won't be disappointed. Make sure to go to Nasi Lemak Kak Chuk, it's a charming stall that gives real Malaysian street food vibes and it's in the heart of Kampung Baru (10 minutes walking of the Petronas Towers). Send her my regards!

[@joshlynch83]

Went there today mate. Amazing thanks for the video.

[@norhayatihamid4631]

Hello Tim...We Malaysian mostly will wash our right hand fingers before eat.. unless you use fork and spoon....that's our culture..hihihi Enjoy your nasi lemak and cendol