🇲🇾| No Filter. What do Foreigners REALLY Think Of Malaysia Filmed in Kuala Lumpur @ Masjid Jamek

Foreigners are talking, without holding back, about what they really think of Malaysia.
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[@djemba]

We dont mind negative response. In fact, we appreciate it! Whatever we can improve, we wanna know.

[@patrickjebireden1286]

Negative or positive is anyone's right; as far as it's tolerable. Having said that, if it's slandering better watch out.

[@atimans309]

And we dont go for war for the negative comment 😅 just saying.. #bawangrangermaybe

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

yeaj, just say it politely

[@BrotherBluez]

Agreed

[@tiputertipah9664]

cant agree more

[@faranghomes]

Watching from Thailand but still very interesting video about Malaysia!!

[@Chai_Travel]

Nice one 😁 thanks for watching also Malaysian content:) we’ll be back in Thailand in about a month 😊

[@mohdnor1198]

@@Chai_Travel u can go back Thailand . And don't come back here.

[@peggyhiew1730]

I'm not surprised that some Koreans don't like Malaysian food because some Malaysians don't like Korean food.In my opinion,just a few days in Malaysia is not enough to enjoy Malaysian food.The food here is so diverse as each race or state may have a different version of the same food like laksa,rendang,etc.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Peggy will you go to the extreme to get a chef while on golf tours here? That is what happened in my hotel serving kpop folks. They brought their chef from Korea.

[@mohdnor1198]

I don't like Korean food. Yuks

[@zaidarazak2838]

Most Koreans just not adventurous enough in trying new delicacies instead of their Korean food

[@sitifatimahmohamedhisham2078]

@@zaidarazak2838 true. I watched other videos where Koreans travel to other countries. They’d still look for Korean food in other countries which I think defeats the purpose of travelling…

[@nurasyikinmokhtaruddin5436]

True! When my korean friend came to visit they usually choose for the safe one. And back to Korean food. I bet korean and arab are the people who can’t really adapt towards the local

[@azlirazli7500]

6:55 the tourist couple claim to have difficulty in communicating English with locals in KL. I say good luck when you arrive in Vietnam! 🤭

[@Chai_Travel]

😂😂😂 yeah that’s what I was thinking 🤣

[@jongjonginai187]

Maybe they meet the foreigners 😅

[@Chai_Travel]

Hi y’all 🏆 Thank you for watching. I’m slightly embarrassed that I started off this episode saying, we were filming in front of Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad. This beautiful brick mosque is located behind the building we were filming “Sultan Abdul Samad Building”. I hope it didn’t distract too much from the rest of the video. Have a beautiful day and night ❤️ stay champ 🏆

[@kcidpawai4066]

Nahh we don mind..👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@amiryazidali7659]

FOR Malaysians, fair comment or critique either positive or negative are welcome. But we really hate slander, lies or half- truth about Malaysia

[@hazmanriess8949]

Yes not like Indonesian ya..ya

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@hazmanriess8949 where is suruhanjaya lean, so quiet these days

[@alleymittanderson5799]

@@keangwooichoo6138 😂 busy commenting on badminton i guess 😅

[@iammeow9947]

Jangan diseru 🤣

[@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250]

@@keangwooichoo6138 another one Sebastian Sebor 😁🤭

[@minatonamikaze_04]

Malaysia and thailand are good neighbour. Sawadikap from KL👍

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha sawadeekrap Friday 🤩 it it Friday already?! 😜 cheers. Thanks for watching

[@aren3130]

Thanks for promoting our beloved country to the world.Nice video.Hope Malaysia continue to impress the world with their.friendliness and welcoming gesture.Cheers.

[@Chai_Travel]

It’s a pleasure:) it’s hard not to promote 😜 have a beautiful day ❤️

[@mohdzaki1089]

Nice to hear different opinions from different people....food wise you can't expect everyone has the same taste bud..some people may need extra time ....

[@Chai_Travel]

That’s the positive I like. I’m sure if she had some more time and someone who could tell her wat yo eat she would appreciate it more :) thanks for watching ❤️

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@Chai Travel better go for food tour. But I was not surprised from the Korean. Before pandemic, my hotel has many Koreans on golf tours. They brought their own chef cooking Korean food and kimchi. In other words, they are not like Japanese willing to experiment with other food. All they eat is their food.

[@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250]

@@keangwooichoo6138 do you watch Chu Bro with Tag line ( Sedap) ? . He is Korean n really love Malaysian food...

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250 1 in a million. He was a chef once. I asked him before. Chef has a task to taste things.

[@norzainimohd-zain1325]

Yeah, the lady who wasn't really keen on the food was from North Korea!... Wow.. Didn't expect a North Korean and a woman at that, to come to Malaysia alone. 😁 Interesting.

[@jamesbookman5160]

Malaysian foods tend to be on the “heavy” side on flavors. This may not be every one’s cup of tea.

[@Chai_Travel]

I think you’re right :) I absolutely love it though 😉

[@jonmath4182]

Yeah I think that's a factor. I've seen several youtubers especially from japan and korea, who had their first taste of different malaysian food, commenting (this food) is easy on the palate, and they continued, commenting the food would likely be liked by their countrymen. I think the most popular japanese youtuber among malaysians, ichang and husband jimmy, have also made such remarks before. I didn't quite understand it hearing those comments, but now that you mentioned this point, I believe this is exactly what they were referring to

[@cityliving-rainforestperson]

I would say they probably haven’t explore beyond the usual Malay, Chinese and Indian dishes…

[@blackmarble7265]

It depends on how much they've discovered about Malaysia, if you're labeling it as heavy food then you probably had only eaten Malay or Indian cuisine, try Chinese food. I'm a Malaysian who dislike heavy food myself and Chinese food is always my first choice. I love wantan mee, Chinese fried rice, egg drop soup, steamed egg and more I can eat Indian and Malay cuisine as well but it's just not my jam, for example I hate nasi kandar

[@jamesbookman5160]

@@blackmarble7265 "Heavy" is to westerners and not you. To you wantan mee is not heavy but it is loaded with strong flavors from dark soy sauce to pork lard. Even the Japanese in Malaysia find the local food too much. Of course Japanese has food with strong umami but they are not heavy on oil and flavors like Malaysian foods

[@Eonwe]

Those two Portuguese people were very fun. Now I want to go to Portugal and Malaysia.

[@Chai_Travel]

haha nice!

[@stevens8785]

As always, well done champ!! A big thumbs up from me 🤩

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Steven 😁 I hope you’re having a great Sunday 😃🏆 cheers

[@haryhary399]

Thats Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad in Dataran Merdeka and not Masjid Jamek, its two different Building. Its ok if the korean lady doesn't like our food, maybe it doesnt suit her palate yet, perhaps need more time.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Lol. He was confused.

[@Chai_Travel]

Oops! 😅 that was the building behind 😅 my bad. Thank you for correcting me. I hope you enjoyed the rest of the video

[@haryhary399]

@@Chai_Travel I enjoy watching the video ✌️

[@teratakempire9126]

thank you for promoting our country 😁🇲🇾

[@Chai_Travel]

Your welcome 🤗

[@ayeshajabeen6981]

Been to malaysia 2times as a tourist and i love malaysia❤ i wanted to say this my heart stuck in penang malaysia literally,, been to KL as well but beleive it or not there is a peace in every street of penang.😍 #IndianTourist

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

Malaysia is underrated country & always labelled as third world country. So, Malaysians are very curious to listen to any opinions from outsiders especially from big countries nation. I’m personally very curious about travellers responses when it comes to “How your experience in this city compared other cities you’ve visited?” More elaborated answers is more satisfying.

[@zarith87]

lebeled by the intertainment media.. but as far as UN concerned Malaysia is a Developing Nation.. no such things as 3rd world country... its a term being used during cold war days.. and it even does not meant poor country but it meant a neutral country..

[@Chai_Travel]

Cool I can work with that 😃 thanks for your input

[@cityliving-rainforestperson]

I’m curious too and their feedback is great and can help Malaysians give tourists memorable experiences.

[@sophiethompson9801]

I'm from NY and personally think that Kuala Lumpur (KL) Malaysia is a country that people has to live good to each other and the atmosphere there is average compared to many other countries, like Taiwan. Their place needs to care more about hygiene eventho the people there is approachable.

[@59Wanders]

This Portuguese interviewee nailed it when when he said its his turn to interview you back 😀 it was hilarious

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha, yeah they were so fun! Thanks for watching :D

[@asrie1234]

*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food -Enjoyed Thanks sharing very good videos* 🇲🇾❤️‍🩹♥️💖💝😍🥰🥰💗💝💖♥️❤️‍🩹🇲🇾

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 😋

[@noordinbeldenlex1620]

I had previously heard a lot of complaints about the hygiene, particularly in Batu Cave. To be completely honest, despite the fact that I used to encourage my international friends to travel there whenever they visited Malaysia, despite being a Malaysian myself, I had never been there before. I hope that whoever is in charge of the area would pay attention to all the complaints, particularly those about the hygiene of the Batu Cave area. It is rather embarrassing for our visitors who travel great distances merely to view the repulsive aspect of it.

[@Chai_Travel]

I totally feel you. It’s a shame it’s so dirty most of the time as it’s super accessible from the city and we’ll visit by foreign tourists. They might get the wrong impression of Malaysia ❤️ I hope they do something about this as I love Malaysia 🇲🇾 thanks for watching 🏆

[@ftinftin8937]

So agree.

[@ukchub6633]

Hiya I've been there and lived nearby for a short just to visit Batu cave regularly for step walk everyday. The local Indian are nice always always kept the place clean even the top bit. Is the foreign worker from Indian, Indonesia, and etc they come to Malaysia to work. Its always been like this since before 2000 as far as I know. The gov Malaysia need to implement like a leaflet or book to foreign worker that when they come here to Malaysia for work they need to keep the place clean. Someone must really act soon lol. I also lived in Kl Bukit Bintang area for a short time back in 2000, back of building where the rubbish bin are, they just chuck the rubbish from the top of building I've seen it myself. I was disappointed why Malaysia gov didn't set some kind of rule to foreign worker who lives and work in KL area. Gutted... 😔

[@noordinbeldenlex1620]

@@ukchub6633 - It's true what you mentioned without a doubt. Most Malaysians are conscious of the importance of cleanliness. Regrettably, Malaysia employs a large number of foreign workers who are unable to keep our country clean. They continue to be enslaved by their old habits and lack environmental stewardship. In fact, some of them opt to be beggars because they are aware of Malaysians' charitable nature. When visitors cannot tell locals from foreign workers, they are to blame for damaging the reputation of our country. As long as they do not face harsh punishment from the authorities and as long as situations like these are challenging to handle effectively.

[@aazz3524]

Ikr. How come religious place is dirty

[@terencelee880]

"If you got a chance, just travel". This is what I planned as lone traveller after I retire coming this September

[@Chai_Travel]

Perfect 😍 I’m happy for you that you’re able to do so 🤩 have a great day Terence Lee. Thanks for watching

[@yusmayusof5830]

Your video very good... motivation for our country..

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you Yusma :) thanks for watching ❤️🤗

[@amein73]

I love your videos bang.. malaysian food is fine. Its just that some people have their own preference due to the cultural difference and so on. Sy suka tomyam dan ayam penyet. Tak perlu pergi thai n indo. Kat malaysia pun ada 😉

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 😁haha, saya suka melancong ke lebih banyak tempat tetapi, anda ada semuanya 😋

[@makcikmakencik8473]

@@Chai_Travel saya sudah melawat banyak negara, tetapi tentang makanan, Malaysia win! Sebut apa sahaja makanan, semua ada🥰

[@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250]

Aku pun suka Bakso Dan daging dendeng.....Dan juga dlm seminggu 3 kali masak Tom Yam ... Malaysia Boleh Boskur 🤗😆🌹

[@aciteh5427]

You asked a Korean lady about food.... Korean people are very proud of their cuisine. To the Korean, no other food beats their Korean food. They are not open to other palate. You asked the wrong person.

[@Chai_Travel]

Aaah I almost left it out but I thought she was nice enough to talk to us :) also I don’t want only Europeans in this particular video:)

[@keangwooichoo6138]

You are correct. I work in hotel. I know their habits. Kamsahamida

[@restlife0942]

@@Chai_Travel i think it's good and nice interview to look from many other point of view.👍 maybe next time malaysian can come out with new cuisine which integration of malaysian-korean, who knows.

[@adamzack9259]

@@Chai_Travel dont worry bro..u made the right decision unremoved it ..we accepted if we did a mistake ..honestly

[@sazleeable]

Watch Chu Bro! He loves Malaysian food.

[@jeremychoong5792]

Thank you for sharing the honest information. Our Government must take note all the feedback.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for watching and commenting Jeremy 🏆❤️ cheers

[@nickloong]

It's the same everywhere, you need to do some research and homework if you want the best foods option in KL. The good ones are really out of this world and you can't find it anywhere else but only in Malaysia. Enjoy!😆👌

[@Chai_Travel]

So true! I’m really loving the food so far… very much 😍

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video, this is another lovely interview with some foreign tourists.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

By d way, nice location for d intro. U r at d independence square, fronting d Sultan Abdul Samad Building, a former administration office for d British. D Jameq Mosque is behind this building, around d colonial walk area, at d river of life, where d two river meets at a confluence, giving name to KL, Kuala is estuary n Lumpur is mud.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Yasin 😁 always nice to receive you comments. Thanks for correcting me. That so bad I made this mistake 😅 it is the beautiful building blending with the all the bricks 😅 oops. Have a beautiful day Yasin

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@Chai_Travel It was a beautiful, bright day, u were lucky to catch many foreign tourists for d interview. Many of d colonial buildings in that area incl d old train station n old KTM admin office not far away were inspired by d Islamic Moorish n Mughal architecture. When I was in Mumbai, almost all of d colonial buildings n train station r inspired by d gothic architecture. Chai reminded me of d street tea, masala tea in Mumbai n elsewhere in India. U too, have pleasant day. 😁

[@rcBorneo]

Nice unfiltered interview, well done Chai!

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate 😁have a beautiful rest of the day

[@saffuanstudio]

Love your video.. I think u like Malaysian so much.. That's why u try to explain things to these people.. Thank you so much dear..

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha that’s right 😜 have a great day. Thanks for watching 🏆

[@kcidpawai4066]

Nice interview..as malaysian thank you chai🙏🙏🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you ☺️ I’m glad you enjoyed it again

[@Earl_Richter]

Another top notch vlog, Chai. I always heard Malaysian food was delicious so a little surprised some weren't impressed. I love seeing the women who aren't afraid to travel alone and happy to see they feel safe there. Thanks for the shoutout, man. It's really appreciated!

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey mate, It means a lot you’re also watching even I’m not in Thailand 😁 I’m glad to have you on board mate . Have a beautiful day and night 🏆

[@keangwooichoo6138]

They are but it doesn't mean everyone likes it. It is like asking Westerners if they love durians.

[@mojaff3085]

That's something to be expected different people have different likes and dislikes what more people of different cultures. But in general most foreign tourists are appreciative of what we have to offer.

[@norzainimohd-zain1325]

Yeah, the lady who wasn't really keen on the food was from North Korea!... Wow.. Didn't expect a North Korean and a woman at that, to come to Malaysia alone. 😁 Interesting.

[@Enmeskian]

Most of my foreign colleagues (middle eastern) most of them said that Malaysian foods aren't good as their home country's food and it's understandable bcs usually they only stick around KL and haven't travelled much

[@hobbymartdiaries]

Love this video so far. Thank for sharing 😊😊

[@a.bakarosmn3681]

Thank you for this content.... Your video getting better and better.... Keep a good works team... have a Safe journey in malaysia bro.... 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks brother 😁 I’m happy you’re enjoying the content:)

[@kimveldor7969]

Bravo!Awesome! Chai Travel! Do more contents like this!

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Kim 😃 I’ll try to do so. Thanks for watching 🤗

[@chiangea3495]

Good interviews vlog Chai !👏👏👏👍❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Chiang Ea 😃❤️

[@japjotkang5360]

Champ love these street interviews, enjoyed watching the video. I still remember that the first video I saw from your channel was a similar one back in Chiang Mai in November,2021 and I've been a subscriber since then. Keep up the wonderful work and have a good rest of your day.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ow man! Haha we go way back ;) that was the start of the why o why Chiang Mai 🤩 thanks for still tagging along mate 🏆

[@sultrys2291]

Love this concept Chai.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Sultry :) I’m glad you’re part of this trip

[@ljbunso4450]

im from philippines.. malaysia is nice.. many foreigners also dont like our foods. but who cares, we're born and grew up with this culture..so dont mind if foreigners doesnt like our food..malaysia is also clean,, love from philippines..

[@captainmee3469]

what a good vlog... if can u find foreign worker.... from thailand and other ... worker from thailand usually in tomyam shop around KL try interview them also

[@Chai_Travel]

Great Idea thank you 😊 I hope I’ve time to squeeze it in :)

[@shahrezwanshuhaili3175]

The late 19th century building you are referring to and filming at is called Sultan Abdul Samad, used to be the magistrate court building, whilst Masjid Jamek mosque is located just behind it, opposite and across the river. There is a bridge next to SAS to get to Masjid Jamek. Stay safe and Enjoy your stay !

[@Chai_Travel]

😅 I know now haha. I’ve visited the real one a while later :) thanks for the tip

[@lonemartin8018]

Always smile 🤗

[@Chai_Travel]

Always :)

[@paktamdaud]

Sultan Abdul Samad Building is not a mosque. It is an administration building for former Federated Malay States, part of Malaysia during the British Colony.

[@Chai_Travel]

Wow, I thought I was standing in front of; Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad. Which is right behind there blending with the beautiful bricks. I’m feel slightly embarrassed. Thanks for correcting me 😊

[@paktamdaud]

@@Chai_Travel... The mosque is behind that building. It is famous known as Masjid Jamek KL or KL Jamek Mosque. Jamek is actually Arab word for main or central. In 19 century, it is the main mosque in KL, especially for government officers. The is the actual place where Kuala Lumpur get the name, Muddy River-mouth. Its where Gombak River and Klang River meet and it is muddy...

[@Chai_Travel]

I really appreciate your help there 😊 thanks again for your input. That’s very helpful 🏆

[@krishnanjunior2146]

@@Chai_Travel It was built in 1897

[@Chai_Travel]

@@krishnanjunior2146 I don’t think we talk about the same building. The mosque I talked about was finished in 1909.

[@nkve]

Very good. I like the way you conduct the interview session. Pls do more. TQ ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you! I’ll be back

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Hope the tourism ministry (and new minister) will sanction batu caves. Since 2022 April until today, no improvement.

[@Kingarmaan56]

Good job I really like your interviews ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks :) I’m glad you’re watching and enjoying them. Good tinkelt TRB 🏆 cheers

[@antruok4950]

Very cool interviews with happy tourists 👌 luv your work Sir 😃👍👋🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you mate 😁 I definitely like them all and specially the Portuguese couple 😍 happy people

[@muhamadmunzirbinomar1853]

Thank you for this content. As a Malaysian, I truly appreciated. wink

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate! I'm glad you enjoy it. Wink back!

[@jonmath4182]

It's great that you also asked them the not so good experiences, and to be more specific about it too, for eg to point out more specifically where was it dirty. Hopefully the people in those places as well as the relevant authorities would take note and act immediately to rectify the situations. About not liking the food, that is a very subjective issue and we cannot be surprised too much by it. For example someone may not like chilli and hot food, which is everywhere in malaysia, just like many people do not like durians, which are also everywhere in malaysia hahah! Again, good job! Stay safe, have fun, and keep it up 👍

[@Chai_Travel]

Aw thanks Jon 🤗 yeah that’s all right what you say mate. Especially about the food is super subjective:) I personally can not get enough but also like Korean food haha. Have a beautiful day. Thanks for watching again ❤️

[@kamalhariz9427]

Thank you for open our eyes.

[@sumindasvg3396]

#Dewan Bandar Raya kuala Lumpur. Please see this video!.

[@frenzyhoodxfhx3963]

I love Malaysia can’t wait to visit em again love from Singapore

[@Chai_Travel]

Nice one! We see you soon! 😜

[@zain-alexander]

Nice random interviews Chai

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you Zain 😁🤗 have a good day and night

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Batu caves is dirty for sure especially during thaipusam. But nothing we can do as it is a private property.

[@stevens8785]

It is probably, as one of the interviewees suggested , the monkeys raiding the garbage bins for food.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@Steven S even with no monkeys at least half is from humans. Anyway my point is not about throwing, but no one wants to clean up properly there.

[@Chai_Travel]

Yeah reading the other comments it’s something to work on 🤔

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@Chai_Travel the only way is hefty fines on the temple committees

[@snow-n-gel]

When I travel, washrooms, terminals, information services are crucial. You should include these too.

[@Chai_Travel]

Nice one! thanks for your feedback and getting involved 😃

[@bitemenow609]

I spent 4 months in Thailand and ate Thai Food for the whole time. And wanted to blow my brains out. That was all they had in Isaan. It was not that good and got boring real fast. KL was nice and the food options were MUCH better than Thailand. Thai food is all the same.

[@mohdnor1198]

True

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks for your input Joe. It’s a pity to hear you had not such a good experience in Thailand when it comes to food. It’s not that diverse as Malaysia for sure :) I miss it a little bit though 🤣 luckily there is amazing food in Malaysia too 🤤

[@DannyV106]

Awesome video Chai. Nice to see that the people are honest about the safety. Terima kasih. Bedankt voor de tips over Koh Lipe 🙏🙏😎😎Groeten vanuit Arnhem.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Danny! Haha no worries. Ik hoop dat het iets helpt 😊

[@DannyV106]

@@Chai_Travel Gaat zeker lukken. Fijne zondag nog 🙏🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

@@DannyV106 top 😃 bedankt jullie ook 🏆

[@jaykassim3474]

Aww thank you 😊❤️🇲🇾

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for watching 🤗

[@adibsarkawi3532]

Good responses from them. Well done Chai.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate. I appreciate that 🏆 have a good day

[@adibafiq6945]

as a malaysian myself, i never even set foot on batu cave, i just looking at it from afar, i want to go,but maybe i dont really have the time,and the traffic, geez the traffic,and the parking, and all of those stairs, i HATE Stairs🤣 i hope you like being in malaysia,and if anything negative happens to you, im sorry, and i hope everything will be better, Enjoy Your Stay At Malaysia ❤️🇲🇾

[@Chai_Travel]

I don't like it... I love it! :D There are downsides wherever you go in the world. Malaysian is great. Thanks for watching!

[@mzpauh7948]

Congratulations... to you

[@DenizIman]

I never expect for any Korean or Japanese to be liking our food so much I mean look at their food and ours. Its like water and flame, but each are unique and worth trying at least for experience. Heck I even once read about an Indonesian not liking our food bcoz they are just too curry-ly (???) But in a way I can understand it. And yeah...go travel! Other countries' food in your country is rarely gonna be the same as in the original place where they come from.

[@shukriramlee]

They must be tried Chinese food. That's why.

[@12567NoYouCannot]

Exactly like Water and flame; They might Not Appreciate the Heavy Spicy food; but I LOVE IT. I love those taste in my mouth remain after I chew and swallow my food and it's like a Kick inside my mouth. But Heavy Spices doesn't go well with everybody; and it burns their stomach; too strong for them.

[@mariaannainditahernawati7132]

betul juga bagi lidah selain sumatra maka akan berkurang bumbu dasarnya meskipun resto padang ada di semua propinsi rata2 akan disesuaikan dg kondisi setempat krn jika terlalu kuat bumbunya pasti byk yg nyerah saya pertama kali makan mie aceh di batam dan itu sangat kuat bumbu dan aromanya trus saya makan lagi mie aceh di pulau jawa sdh disesuaikan lagi spy tdk terlalu kuat belum lagi masakan minang yg aslinya begitu kuat aroma dan bumbunya seperti minum jamu nggak bakal sanggup jika harus pake kuah yg banyak btw ada alasan lain jika resto padang di pulau jawa disesuaikan utk bumbunya yaitu bumbu asli minang itu mahal

[@acitramlee4665]

Good contain bro...

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks 🏆

[@connielinz879]

I really enjoyed Malaysia when I was there in 2014, I found everyone to be very friendly too. 🙂🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Aaah! I was there as well in 2014! Haha we maybe have crossed paths already back then :p it’s so different than Thailand right? 😊 have a good evening already 🏆

[@connielinz879]

@@Chai_Travel That would be funny if we had crossed paths 😆Yes, very different to Thailand. I still think Chiang Mai is one of the friendliest places I have every been💓 If you ever get a chance, you should go to Siem Reap in Cambodia, it surpassed all my expectations - I LOVED IT 😍 Are you back in the Netherlands yet?

[@spectrickx1678]

It's so unfiltered. It's nice for a change.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate :) I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@hajicab7827]

Indonesia alam semula jadi lebeh menarik dariLaysi

[@harizzayn2449]

Dude, you are doing us a service! Thanks!

[@Chai_Travel]

Any time! I’m very pleased to read this 🫶🏼

[@nohmuhd6507]

Even we as local here sometimes having bad experience with bad food.. but i really think it is normal with any country especially for tourist

[@shaydan1943]

Thanks for the video. If the weather is good try the biggest night market in Taman Connaught, Cheras KL. It starts around 6pm. You can take the MRT or grab there.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ow nice! I hope I’m able to squeeze that in :)

[@BigDentVlogChannel]

Enjoy watching this channel.

[@Chai_Travel]

Nice one mate. I’m glad you’re enjoying the content 😁

[@tiputertipah9664]

good job chai 👍👍👍

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 😁🏆 have a good test of the day

[@cyamerols]

Good job bro..

[@Chai_Travel]

Cheers mate🏆Thanks for watching

[@nabilahhalimi8745]

Batu caves memang kotor pun. Walaupun tak ada festival. Rasanya perlu lebih ramai cleaner & perlu cari solution untuk masalah monyet-monyet tu

[@defgabc07]

Perlu buat larangan pelancong bagi makanan kepada monyet.

[@mariaannainditahernawati7132]

bagaimana dengan melarang memberikan makanan ke monyet? jika mrk sdh terbiasa diberi snack atau chips atau bahkan coca cola pasti para monyet akan selalu ada di lokasi tersebut bagaimana jika memberikan buah yang berbiji kepada para monyet? misalnya buah rambutan atau pepaya? karena kemudian biji buah akan dibawa ke kelompok mereka dan bisa tumbuh bagaimana?

[@i1youtube]

Awesome chai.. Buy u coffee Jalan Ampang

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you so much! ❤️ it’s so beautiful there 😍 thanks for watching

[@user-od6wq3qg3t]

good content

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks you

[@freiazlana9510]

Thank you for your great interview chai. Hope you comeback to Malaysia

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you! We will come back 🤗 cheers

[@raymondng18]

That’s not Jalan sultan Abdul samad but SAS building. Jalan SAS is somewhere behind YMCA near KL sentral

[@Chai_Travel]

I’ve found out 😅 it’s right behind. Thanks for letting me know and thanks for watching

[@erume7651]

Good

[@haikaldanial2709]

Maybe the tourists arent too familiar with spices. But the spices is what making the food is good!

[@Chai_Travel]

We agree!

[@ZulOthmanJulod]

The Sultan Abdul Samad building. That’s not a mosque I’m afraid. It was purpose built as an administration centre. Designed by a Brit and influenced by the Brit Raj architecture in India. :)

[@Chai_Travel]

Yeah I’ve tried to correct myself in the comments 😅 sorry for the misunderstanding

[@blackknightshark7732]

We are ready for any feedbacks from the foreigners If we are happy with the good one, we must agree with the other way around. Always be positive..✌🏻🙂 They were coming fom everywhere across the globe. The differences will take time to get use almost on everything. Good 1 bro..keep going! 🤠👍🏻

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate! I appreciate you are wanting and liking it 😁 Have a great day and night!

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

love the portugal couple👍👍👍

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey Sir Bob. They are so bubbly and positive 🤗

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

@@Chai_Travel 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍

[@FoxyPirate-JDT]

Chai that building is not mosque. Sultan Abdul Samad building is simply Government Office then used as high court. Now it is use for ministry of communication and ministry of tourist..

[@Chai_Travel]

Noted ✅ it was the beautiful brick mosque right behind it. I’m slightly embarrassed. Thanks for correcting

[@musafirdibumi7463]

Nice place Malaysia👍🏻

[@Chai_Travel]

Very nice 🏆 thanks for watching

[@IyhhjHhh-ih6yx]

If you want to have a good quality of life and be prosperous in Southeast Asia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are the best. But if you like delicious and cheap food, culture and travel. And the beautiful sea, Thailand is the best. May everyone travel happily 👍👍❤❤

[@meowiguess903]

Ohhh it's been a while since I've been there, I used to go to the library next to the gallery every Friday. But since the Lrt broke down so, eh.

[@Chai_Travel]

Yes! I’ve actually made use of the library as well one day 😁 it’s a nice calm place inside the busy city. Thanks for watching ❤️

[@suerowan3594]

Hello Chai 😍Great interviews as always thank you for showing us Malaysia Take Care

[@Chai_Travel]

My pleasure 🤗 it’s good to experience a bit of contact compare to Thailand :) thank again 🏆

[@PutralanVlog6669]

❤ MALAYsia 🇲🇾 🇲🇾♥️

[@normahibrahim9596]

I believe Sultan Abdul Samad was built as an Adminisration building ,the first Mosque is the Masjid Jameq,at the Confluence of the 2 rivers behind Abdul Samad bldg,We accept positive criticism n can improve further in developing K.L n Malaysia overall,Our Culture ,Food n people is theattractions,Go beyond K.L n you can make comparison,

[@jacintheng4280]

🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🥰 💪🏻💯

[@mohdsais817]

If you miss Thai food. No worries, KL got many place

[@Chai_Travel]

I’ve just had some at central market 🤣 thanks Mohd 🤗❤️

[@ruhinafs2779]

Come to Penang.. the food is super nice

[@Chai_Travel]

We have been and I can say you are right! :D

[@restlife0942]

I suggest you visit kedah next time. Kedah state adjacent with thailand. If you come to kedah, i suggest you book homestay instead of hotel so you can experience more like a local. Enjoy your trips in Malaysia.😊☺👍

[@Chai_Travel]

I like you tips 😍 thank you 🏆

[@restlife0942]

@@Chai_Travel You most welcome😉

[@mohdzaki1089]

👍👍👍

[@pangkiatloh4555]

Wow Portugal Christiano R. home town. May be they can visit Melaka to the Al Farmosa or visit the Portugist decendents Village.

[@Chai_Travel]

Melaka is so beautiful 😍 thanks for watching 😊

[@imzakhayev]

There is nothing wrong with their answers. Everyone has the right to have their own opinion be it positive or negative.

[@Chai_Travel]

Well said 🤗 thanks for watching 🏆

[@thorongilisstrider]

KL is only 7-8% of the entire Malaysia. Do visit all the 14 states of this nation and only then can you evaluate us.

[@lazymano3651]

its ok if some people have a different about food.. every have their personality taste

[@BooJick]

done subscribe bro!!

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks brother! 😃

[@kumarasamyhariharan1564]

Batu cave management should have a look at his videos and probably the ministry of tourism as well. 👍👌

[@Chai_Travel]

Cheers mate

[@askarsepoi]

No problem and we admitt that we are not perfect. But just let we know what should we improve. We will do the best for it..

[@Chai_Travel]

Nice one mate. Thanks for watching ❤️