She Finally Said It..

[@jonxu6856]

The halal requirement only applies to local Malay and Muslims. We have local Indians and Chinese Malaysians that eat non halal food 😊

[@catdog4082]

not only malay also got chinese muslim and indian in malaysia :D

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

True~

[@jonxu6856]

@@abitdifferentkoreans contact me next time you’re in malaysia. You haven’t tried peranakan food.

[@kleew5840]

We christians here take halal food also

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur! ❤ Just to share, ‘halal’ in Malaysia means clean, safe & permissible. Water & fruits considered as halal because it’s safe to consume. But halal procedure for farm animals is different where the animal must be slaught3red according to specific way.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks!

[@irwanirwan2103]

Good bye sweet couple... Thanks for coming and enjoying your little precious time in our country... You're so welcome in our country and please come visits us again as we missed both of you already... Have a nice, safe and amazing journey ok... ❤❤❤

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thank you:)

[@ilmudunia3142]

Thank you for being considerate towards Muslims. About the food cooking event, if possible I would like to recommend you to cooperate with other Korean Muslim content creator as they can give you a proper information/guidance on cooking Korean food for Muslims. Don't just think, ask us(Muslim). Also, you can still invite Malaysia Chinese, India or Sabahan or Sarawakian first. Later on maybe Malay for food event. I wish you both to have a wonderful holiday. 😃

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thank you~

[@zaharizak]

@@abitdifferentkoreans There are many Korean content creators here before you guys. I personally subscribed to some of them and my favorite one is Blimey. Do some research and get some advice from these "seniors". A collaboration with them is also a good option. Don't assume things you have no knowledge about.

[@eileenhui2304]

You are generous to want to share Korean food with Malaysians. Perhaps it's the editing that might have created some misunderstanding in me but for me, I haven't heard of Christians in Malaysia who cannot use halal ingredients in order to serve their Muslim friends. I hope how Malaysian Christians are seen is not affected by the explanation in the video.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes it's our own opinion and ppl can have different views:)

[@hhspore]

So cute watching Jin and her interaction with you. Lovely couple. yeah, i would sign up for your korean food invite !

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks!

[@AyamNasiHainan]

This couple one of the better Korean vloggers. They are honest with reviews. And most important, the wife doesn’t use much makeup on her face. Other Korean and Japanese vloggers’ wife/gf pun on tons of makeup... making their face look unnatural.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks:)

[@davidpark72]

맞는 말이에요. 보통 경제적인 성공을 이룬 늦은 나이(그것도 운이 좋다면)에 해외여행가서 좋은 호텔, 맛있는 음식, 유명한 관광지 위주로 다녀도 감사하긴 한데, 모든것이 식상하지 않을 젊은 나이에 여러 나라를 경험해 보는것만큼 값진 것을 없습니다.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

네 공감합니다:)

[@NJT9418]

진은 경이로움에 빠져있을 때 와우 와우로 저를 너무 웃게 만듭니다 😂🤣. 경이로움은 우리 주변에 무엇이 있는지 멈춰서 생각할 시간조차 갖지 않는 요즘 우리에게 필요한 것입니다. 또 다른 아름다운 영상 감사합니다 🙏🏼🌸

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Haha yes! Wow:) thanks~

[@dubravkabelogrlicdubravka]

This is great video! I plan to visit Kulala Lumpur .Malaysia in May for couple of weeks. What was the name of the first hotel you stayed in? My invitation for you to stay with me when you come to New Zealand still stands.Would be nice to learn some Korean cooking from Jean. Stay healthy and safe. Thank you for sharing. Cheers

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks. This is the Google map link to the first hotel residence: maps.app.goo.gl/ZjWxXjYGv47xe9vD7 Yes, as for your generous invitation, we'd love to meet and cook Korean foods for you:)

[@dyhppyx]

Very good point, Jin

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks:)

[@blackbean4151]

Im surprised you visited the supermarket as well You knew where the locals went Im not sure about your religion but i respect your belief but halal is just to make sure the food is safe to be eaten and certified clean 👍 I have many non muslims friends, they all are free to enjoy both non halal or halal foods in Malaysia 👍

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks~

[@lidvids]

Great to see you experience how life is meant to be

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes, thank you:)

[@lisabethb1978]

Korean food is absolutely delicious!!! I love it! I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching your videos about all your experiences!! Thank you so very much for sharing!! Take good care of each other!! Safe travels!🙂🇺🇸❤️

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thank you:)

[@classickdramaclips]

“I'll bet you can't tell me what it smells like in the Sistine Chapel. You've never actually stood there and looked up at that beautiful ceiling" robin Williams - Good Will Hunting… thank you for this video…

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks for watching~

[@cornycornnn]

so happy and excited!

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

thanks!

[@Vijay_5]

저는 한국 음식을 좋아해요..…..hope good translation 😄

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Haha yes!:)

[@Vijay_5]

감사해요..🙏🏼

[@LeFutures]

which hotel is this? would love to stay there

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

It's called 'Anggun Residences Service Suites'

[@xavierlangreau5875]

Hello there, nice vídeo. Can you please tell me the name of the hotel thank you

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Hi there, it's 'Anggun Residences Service Suites'

[@Wisdom2233]

Malaysia can be very Asianised ,westernised and orientalised so you concern of halal food does not apply as long as you don’t serve food to Muslim . Conversely you can eat halal food same as kosher food to Christian .

[@dubravkabelogrlicdubravka]

Thanks!

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thank you so much, as always:)

[@JacobSiau]

Malaysians as well as most Asians don’t wear shoes inside their houses. Please leave them at the door so you don’t dirty the house, or Airbnb in this case.

[@coolriffs.]

Unfortunately you missed the Christmas's decoration at Pavilion.. and other malls in KL.. Trust me it's on another level..

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Oh it is! Another reason to go back to KL~

[@elnw6335]

Hope you don’t mind me correcting . Noticed you pronounced Kuala Lumpur several times as Kuala Lump? It is Kuala Lum-pur 😊

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

My bad😆

[@johnnycage558]

You guys didnt know theres actually korean town in KL 😂 mostly expats whom moved here ans established their own korean community

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Haha yes we know but didn't want to have another Korean food there~

[@mysodri]

Should not be an issue for Christian to eat halal food. At least as far as I know. I am sure that is the case based on local Malaysian Christian. They eat halal food too. For info, halal mainly means permissible.. For meat.. the slaughter is done in a specific way, contain no alcohol or pork. For example, fruits and vegetables are halal. 😊 There are halal korean restaurants around KL. Not sure if it is up to your standard though. Haha.

[@jehanc]

There are lots of places outside that is not halal.

[@desmonix]

Glad you took the bus from the airport. I bought tickets for the taxi from the counter and after paying they told me that they had no taxis 😅

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Oh no.. things like that happen. I hope your rest of KL trip was good though.

[@desmonix]

@abitdifferentkoreans yes KL is a wonderful place. Just be mindful of the airport taxis... haha

[@ameliatheressa1911]

Muslim can eat korean food as long as it’s halal(no pork etc) vegetables fruits fish r halal..kimchi is halal..i think muslim can eat almost any korean food except pork n soju/alcoholic drinks

[@zill8021]

I would like to challenge that. All fermented food including kimchi contains a small percentage of alcohol. Yes, small enough till you cannot recognise it. So, does it still fall into classification as non-alcohol?

[@ameliatheressa1911]

@ if put alcohol become haram..

[@djazeria5620]

You can cook korean food and still be halal ! I don't understand why it's against there belive ! They forgot that korean where boudist and so didn't eat meat long time ago

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

You didn't get my point. If we were to cook for Malay people who are mostly Muslim, we'll have to use halal certified ingredients. Of course if we can find non Muslim who's open to any ingredients, we'd have done it.

[@loretta6089]

I'm still trying to get over the shock of only 39.00 for that hotel room😂

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes it's super affordable indeed!

[@xavierlangreau5875]

​@@abitdifferentkoreanswhat hotel is that?

[@1220melinda]

🤩

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

🥰

[@kennardkhoo9257]

Why is your wife so happy arriving in KL? She should be very very sad for leaving Penang...hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Glad you all had a good time, do come back next time!!!

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes, we miss Penang indeed:)

[@khawarUAIj]

Btw... have you tried bak kut teh?

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes we did!

[@khawarUAIj]

Where? Penang or Klang?

[@meta6626]

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

😁

[@jehanc]

But there are lots that are not Muslim that you can cook for them although i know Korean eat lots of pork.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes if we had met them in advance!

[@KAKTUS-21497]

Hello there and love yall journeys. But i have to point how your phrasing of opinions on "halal" can be problematic especially for those who wont research after the fact. The halal certification is to protect our muslim brothers & sisters here so that they are consuming foods that are in line with their core beliefs. And halal certified food items can be consumed by all regardless of religion. We also have our own FDA like bodies that check on the safety of the foods we consume. The food itself might not seem to others as non halal but its the ingredients certain companies produce might be and need to be screened. So herr foods are screened by 2 separate bodies one who ensure its health and safety and another to ensure it does not go against Islam which in a way exercise our freedom of religion. For example, how certain eggs in the US have labels of things like cruelty free, free range etc to inform the methods of breeding chickens. So its pretty much like that. That a company that chooses to market to the mass population actually uses the materials that abide by the criterias that will approve it to be safe to be sold to Muslims. More importantly the food labelled non halal are still marketed for consumers cos Malaysia is not build alone on its Muslim majorities. If you dont hv halal certification we cant protect the interests of our brothers and sisters as this assurance not only ensure they are consuming food that are aligned with Islam but the non Muslims serving foods that are safe to be consumed by our Muslim friends. The food itself does not equate halal but its together with the companies practices and raw materials used. So if u go to supermarkets there are non halal sections in which you can educate yourself on which certain food are not aligned with Islamic beliefs. And these sections are usually very small. It shows we have more things in common than what we are inclined to believe cos of our differences. In Islam there are certain things which they consider not abiding by Islamic virtues. That's why our country have Islamic laws but also still practice common laws. Not so we can separate halal and non halal food but so we all can eat together without worries of offending anyone's beliefs. Rhetorics/narratives if unverified can be very misleading especially if it an individualised view. Im so sorry. I dont mean to offend. Im so happy you guys are just celebrating life as it should be. I just feel uneasy if I did not say anything cos someone might push this opinion to its most extreme definition as become misinformed. When all we want to is live together and be chill.

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Thanks for your comment

[@Wendy-dm5ox]

Hmmm... Experience tells even a chef who wore a cross sign necklace working in a halal restaurant had caused so much havoc in the Muslim community. Not easy.

[@johnnycage558]

You guys should be proud cos Samsung help built one of the petronas twin towers aside to Mitsubishi industries

[@abitdifferentkoreans]

Yes we mentioned the fact in our Singapore video:)