The #1 LOCAL FOOD in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 | Nasi Lemak

[@emman2702]

Brad seems so kind n humble.even notice small gesture n appreciate it.always have positive things to say.that goes for solo n chris too

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you so much!!! My parents raised me to be polite very young, and it went a long way. But now in different countries and cultures I feel like I need to be careful and as respectful as possible because so much is forgetting to me.

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks for the nice comment!!!

[@zultana2078]

​@@WhereisBrad wanjo opens at 7 am and closed at 2am 😅 there's no wonder if the owner's income easily can fetch usd 10k daily they said😅😅

[@zultana2078]

Yes thats tempe, you are right! 👍

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow that’s crazy!! But I get it, it was so bomb

[@Travelwithchris]

I could literally live off of just Nasi Lemak 🤣🇲🇾 great video man!

[@WhereisBrad]

Haha so bomb. Thanks brother! And thanks for taking me to try it for my first time! Fire 🔥!!!

[@coolriffs.]

Hey guys, there's an air-conditioned room there but you have to pay extra RM1 per person to get in.. Next time maybe you can try that 😅

[@WhereisBrad]

@@coolriffs.got it! Nice tip thanks!

[@zultana2078]

​@@WhereisBradwe love men with beard ❤❤❤

[@kinkinnnnnnnnnn]

So honoured to heard it is one of your fav dishes in the world. Nasi lemak is so underrated not many in the world have heard of it

[@kingjra7890]

thank you for respecting the prayer calls. very thoughtfull of you guys

[@WhereisBrad]

Chris had just explained that to me before we started recording! I had heard it before but glad I know now. It's amazing to me how much I don't know, but I love learning. Recently a muslim girl asked for a pic. I put my arm around her and learned later that I shouldn't do that. I try to be as respectful as possible but sometimes I feel so foreign. I'm learning!

[@diaazalayna9123]

♥♥♥♥

[@rajamohdnaimrajanazarudin8623]

Lots of respect. Nice brother

[@mrb2643]

Asalamualikum

[@WhereisBrad]

And I can respond with mualikam asalum, is that right?

[@garyt7232]

We were in Malaysia for the holidays. The people and the food were fantastic. My only regret was that we could not stay longer. Enjoy Malaysia. Safe travels.

[@WhereisBrad]

I feel the same exactly!! Thank you 🙏

[@Holypow3r]

Brad is very nice and kind, I lived next to him for 2 years and he is an amazing person.

[@WhereisBrad]

Aww. Thank you so much!😊 means a lot!

[@ferozaaf]

The original Nasi Lemak is coconut rice, Anchovies sambal, cucumber & boiled eggs. Other than these are just toppings or modernised versions.

[@WhereisBrad]

Ah okay gotcha! Thank you! There are so many variations, I want to try it all!

[@ferozaaf]

@@WhereisBrad You are lucky if you can find traditional streed food nasi lemak- it is wrapped in banana leaf. OR, you can go to this restaurant in Shopping Mall - BUNGKUS IT KAW2; they have nasi lemak wrapped with banana leaf

[@WhereisBrad]

@@ferozaaf I've definitely seen it walking by. Okay cool thanks for the recommendation!

[@AwokFit]

U forgot fried peanut

[@WhereisBrad]

@@AwokFitwas it available? I wasn’t really sure what I was doing but I’ll make sure next time!!

[@winli3901]

The three Amigos in Malaysia enjoying Nasi Lemak, enjoy!!!!!

[@WhereisBrad]

Hehe yep! My fist ever! So delicious! And these guys are so fun!

[@n9bi-k9z]

Best duo on youtube : Dale Philips & Luke Damant Best trio on youtube : Solo, Chris and Brad 😆

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahah daaaang!!! I’m honored to be compared to the big dogs!!! But I can say…. Exploring with Chris and solo is a BLAST!!! Thanks a bunch!!

[@Janggut40]

Brad and Chris make me hungry! That looks delicious😊

[@WhereisBrad]

@@Janggut40hehe so delicious!!!

[@heroselatan4259]

Too spicy for Chris I think

[@hidayahkamaludin7873]

what is solo's channel?

[@acerazak4087]

Yes Brad, not just Malay(Melayu) traditional house but most traditional house at South East Asia were built above the ground because of the flood and also to prevent wild venomous animals like snakes, centipedes etc. Recommend u try another Malay popular dish like Nasi Kerabu(blue rice), Nasi Dagang etc. The restaurant across Wanjo, Kak Som restaurant sell these dish 👌

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahh! You're the first to answer that question about the raised houses, thank you! And thanks for the suggestions! I'll go try for sure!

[@acerazak4087]

@@WhereisBrad No prob, looking forward watching your next video

[@mencot89]

the raised houses are common in villages and more rural areas. The home owners usually have large yards and kept a nice garden. You can find these homes in striking colors and some states have specific wood carvings and designs that sets them apart the other states. It's beautiful. Hope you can go to rural areas later@@WhereisBrad

[@WhereisBrad]

@@mencot89 nice thank you! I hope to do some rural too!

[@TravelingSoloLogs]

Nasi Lemak is where it's at!!! Nice video bro! 😁

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks man! And thanks for being there for my first time! Awesome spot, awesome food, awesome company 🙏🥰🔥

[@salahudinhasssn5095]

U are Malaysians people Solo ...maybe soon..u and Your Friend so funny and I like u , Chris and Brad..

[@sal3421]

Solo dont want to eat anymore as he always eat it at beginning 😂

[@WhereisBrad]

@@sal3421hahaha

[@salahudinhasssn5095]

​@@WhereisBradfind a solo One girl friend for him..his Alone..😅😅😅😅

[@MsLilac88]

The food looks so flavourful, I can’t wait to visit KL on 10 February-16 February 2024. 😊

[@WhereisBrad]

I'm amazed how much different and new foods are here. You're rightfully excited! lol

[@MsLilac88]

@@WhereisBradIs the nasi lemak very spicy in Malaysia? 😊 You should try the nasi lemak in Singapore, it’s delicious with the right amount of spices.

[@azmanahmad8808]

Kampung Baru is one of the last traditional Malay kampungs in KL abt 400 hectar. The value of these land abt USD2.5 bilion (RM13 bilion) very expensive bcoz located at prime area that is KLCC. The govt and developer never dare to develop this area due to too expensive and problem too many land owners inheritence since the last 200 years. One piece of land there ie 1 hectar might probably have 400 owners make difficult for Land Office to trace all these owners. Some more most of the owners refuse to sell it as to preserve Malay heritage in the heart of KL for generation to come to see kampung in KL.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wow that’s crazy, and super interesting, but makes perfect sense! I need to explore there much more!

[@aldorazak8419]

nah...it is going to end soon...the land will be sold off to the Chinese tycoon facilitated by the greedy politician....mark my words...

[@azmanahmad8808]

Try Nasi Lemak Kak Chuk nearby comes with kangkung water vegetables

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@WhereisBrad]

I hear there are tons of variations so I want to try it all!

[@clarkkent633]

Really nice to see the collaborations 3 of u guys, its like watching a food documentary, i really enjoy watching all ur videos..👍🏼

[@WhereisBrad]

Hanging with them is super fun. I learn and laugh constantly! I really appreciate this comment, thanks a ton!

[@UncleBin1269]

Whenever Brad is in 🇲🇾 i am always here to support him thus i am giving him a Like and am dropping by in this comment section here too ... Good content Brad ... Keep it up .... 👍

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow thank you so much! Seriously means a lot!!

[@tarmizinoh3063]

same here!

[@frankiekuwa7008]

I love Wanjo Nasi Lemak. Really delicious! Oh no, watching you guys eating really make me hungry...😭

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahah it was super good! 👍 I’ll be back for sure

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Awesome nasi lemak. Good to see the three of you guys again. Thank you for this video. Chris is right, you can have nasi lemak anytime of the day.

[@WhereisBrad]

Nice! Ya these guys are awesome! They've showed me so many 'firsts'. Do people also have Nasi Lemak as a midnight snack? Lol I feel like if I woke up hungry that would put me right back to sleep!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

​@@WhereisBradThat sounds great. 😀

[@Yasin_Affandi]

​@@WhereisBradI just want to share with you and Chris a little story of mine. Two decades ago, I have to endure harsh hardship and a very tight budget. A RM1 nasi lemak bungkus (wrapped in banana leaf) was all the meal I have for a day. It may sound irrelevant but the RM1 nasi lemak was my hero of the day, my savior throughout my hardship. C'est la vie. 😀

[@Yasin_Affandi]

​@@WhereisBradYes, you can definitely have nasi lemak for a midnight snack or meal. Nasi lemak is good anytime of the day, breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, supper. A nasi lemak bungkus (a basic nasi lemak wrapped in banana leaf) is a good for a snack, and a nasi lemak with side dishes like fried chicken or chicken rendang would be good for lunch or early dinner. 😀

[@WhereisBrad]

@@Yasin_Affandi Wow that's intense. Hope I'm not prying, but has your situation improved? Hoping so!

[@PeacePaix]

Incredible Malay culture and food. Best country I've ever travelled to.

[@WhereisBrad]

Seriously so incredible! I’m amazed constantly!

[@mencot89]

just subbed to Brad. he looks like a cool dude and I want to see more of them especially as a trio!

[@WhereisBrad]

Woo thank you!!🙏 and ya, hanging with the Trio is so much fun!

[@AbAbib]

BRAD AND CHRIS YOU GUYZ HAVE TO GO LANGKAWI AND SABAH IN MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 PLEASE 🙏 THANK YOU GUYS

[@WhereisBrad]

I plan to go for sure. I won’t have time this trip, but I will go to both for sure. Prob in a couple months

[@kumarishomecookingandvlogs8341]

Hi nice seeing you in Malayasia i am a Malaysian too but in Canada now thanks for sharing.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wow! Ya Malaysia has been amazing… especially the food!

[@sharonleong7120]

Great sharing. I love it as always. Thanks. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you!! I love trying new food! Especially what the locals eat! 🙏

[@shuib]

You are right about "tempeh" (fermented soybeans) in the beginning of the vlog. Here in Malaysia, we like to slice it thin and fry it. Congratulations on your first try of nasi lemak which loosely translated means "fatty rice" bcoz the rice is cooked in coconut milk with lemongrass, galangal or ginger, pinch of salt and some throw in halba (fenugreek). The basic NL is rice, cucumber, sambal, boiled eggs, anchovy and fried gound peanuts. Over the years, it has evolved to include chicken/beef rendang (or fried), sotong (squid) and even prawns.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh nice! I appreciate the info! You’re making me want to try cooking it some time!! Video idea? No way it’ll turn out as good lol

[@shuib]

@@WhereisBrad I think it would be awesome if you could vlog a cooking video. You can follow youtuber Che Nom, a cook on local cuisine on how to cook NL. I'll watch it!

[@encikawang1570]

Next time, you should try Laksa Sarawak - Anthony Bourdain's favourite. He came to Sarawak twice and ate laksa Sarawak at the same shop and he called it "The breakfast of the gods". You can try it in KL. Just hop to Dapur Sarawak Restaurant, the location just nearby tawakkal hospital.

[@WhereisBrad]

People have been telling me about that! Awesome thanks for the recommendation!

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Or at ground floor Quill City Mall

[@JamaliahBinteismail]

Hi Brad, you at the right for nasi lemak loo, kampong baru, enjoyyyyy

[@WhereisBrad]

Woo thank you so much! It was so good!

[@MrK-z3q]

Thank you for the great and informative videos, you're doing a great job Brother. Wishing you all the success in the world In Sha Allah! Much love from London, UK.

[@WhereisBrad]

Very welcome and thank you so much!!! Woo UK!

[@deputydong18]

awesome you got to link up with chris again. hes the reason i found your channel when you were in one of his videos a while ago. congrats on all the subsribers too from these. really great that youre getting bigger on youtube. good luck in the future. been sub'd since 1k. keep it up brother.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wow that’s so cool! I really appreciate the support! Thanks so much! 🙏

[@SunnyAwaaRashid-ty4ui]

I am a Malaysian, love watching you guys eat nasi lemak. You guys are real. Keep it up.

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome I’m glad!! Thank you will do!!

[@kiarakagelia261]

Next u need to try Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Kandar and Roti Canai! And Teh Tarik! 😍 So recomended! hehe Tq for ur hardwork!

[@WhereisBrad]

I had Nasi kandar and omg that’s my favorite so far!! Def will try the others soon! Thank you for the support!!!

[@kiarakagelia261]

Ur welcome! glad u enjoy and have fun!@@WhereisBrad

[@jaybonney6471]

Thanks for the names of good food in Malaysia. I would like to try them when I get to Malaysia next time.

[@kiarakagelia261]

ur welcome 😄@@jaybonney6471

[@haridanmansor6930]

try nasi lemak city gardent bro..

[@WhereisBrad]

Is that a restaurant?

[@mohdhaffiq1512]

new fav channel brooo , welcome2 MALAYSIA 🇲🇾🌺🇵🇸🍉

[@WhereisBrad]

Omg that means so much to me thank you so much! 😊 thanks for the warm welcome!!🙏

[@ashiaqu643]

usually people eat regular nasi lemak thats a rice, anchovies, fried peanut,egg, sambal 'the red sauce' but when we have more money thats when we order with add on like fried chicken, curry, or a fish and beef with it

[@WhereisBrad]

People have been telling me about fried chicken in the side! Good to know I’ll try it soon!

[@CottonEyeJoe-f9c]

You got a new subscriber Brad. Keep up the good content! Love from London 💛

[@WhereisBrad]

Much appreciated! Thanks for the support 🙏

[@cheryll8008]

Nasi lemak is the best! Glad you liked it

[@WhereisBrad]

So good! But I've only had one variation so far. People have been telling me about all the different ways it's made around Malaysia. Now I need to try it all!

[@cheryll8008]

@@WhereisBrad the best one for me is by the road side in packets

[@WhereisBrad]

@@cheryll8008Oh okay! Sounds interesting and good!

[@brandonh7976]

Love your channel!!! Found it through Travel With Chris and subscribed.

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome! Thanks a bunch! Chris is so cool!

[@azmanahmad8808]

This rest is open 24/7 and 24 hours packed with people from all over the world.

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow, what a poppin restaurant! Glad I came when the line wasn't too long!

[@tupapachu]

Your channel blew up because of your personality. Keep being you and you'll hit contributed success. Love the solo videos even better

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow. Thank you so much! That seriously means a lot!

[@TheWizcakes]

Glad you enjoyed nasi lemak. The price of nasi lemak goes from Rm1 to Rm25. Rm1 is normally in rural areas and they are packed in banana leaves. Little parcels of happiness I call them.

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha I love that. Wow RM1?! I would eat a parcel of happiness every day if I could

[@zinambia6907]

Wow nasi lemak wanjo kampung bharu so popular.enjoy your self mr chris n friends

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank so much! Having so much fun trying these delicious foods!

[@eunuseusuf]

bro thats my school right at the back where you standing at the entrance.. 1987. nasi lemak was just MYR 0.20 cents malaysian... convert that..

[@WhereisBrad]

Omg, that’s $0.04. Haha four cents that’s crazy!!!

[@manaka721]

Hey brad, tell chris there is a airconditioned area in wanjo.. its on the right side of the food aisle (from the entrance).. 😅😅

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay will do! Thank you!!🙏 is that where you eat?

[@lmfoodchannel]

Good Video Sharing❤😊👍🏻👍🏻

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you very much!!

[@alibenbalkomalaya]

...the sambel is sweet because maybe 'wanjo' is kelantanese because kelantanese is famous for their sweetness in everything that they cook....

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahh I see, I def loved it but also loved all the other nasi Lemak I tried!

[@ikramzamzam]

8:31 Dude, that is not bay leaves, it is a kaffir lime leaves. Some rendang recipe uses Kaffir lime leaves..

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahhhh okay I see! Thank you!

[@mumtazahmustajab9870]

When eating meals in Malaysia, use spoon on your right hand and fork on your left hand. Use the spoon to scoop your food. If you use fork, the food esp rice will be dripping back into the plate. The spoon also functions as knife. By the way, always wash your hands before and after meal. You'll find washbasins always available.

[@WhereisBrad]

I see! I’m so used to how we do it in the west. Breaking that habit! And ya I’ve seen those sinks everywhere!

[@mumtazahmustajab9870]

@@WhereisBrad there is always something new something different to learn. Life is a wonderful journey.

[@Sfiahaziz]

you should come to kelantan, many cheap food and delicious😍should try nasi kerabu too🥰

[@WhereisBrad]

People have been telling me to come there! It’s on my list! Nasi kerabu, first time hearing about it! I’ll sell it out, thank you!!🙏

[@Manggis07]

Use spoon when u eat nasi(rice)..it much better than using fork..👍

[@WhereisBrad]

lol I agree! My wife tells me that everything lol, but I grew up in the US and have been trained this way. I will break the habit!!

[@georgiopizza3420]

here and subbed from chris channel love the videos u seem really down to earth

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks a lot! Chris is the best!

[@WhereisBrad]

He’s shown me around and taught me a lot. And he’s super cool to kick it with!

[@Janggut40]

Thank you for the video, Im enjoying the vide. Watching from Marudi Sarawak

[@WhereisBrad]

Awesome I’m glad!! Thanks for watching! Marduk Sarawak, searching google maps now 😁

[@rcBorneo]

Chris, actually there is a aircon room at Wanjo, on the right hand side on the way in. It is comfortable there and they charge a little bit for the aircon, ha ha.😅

[@WhereisBrad]

No way?! That's a good pro-tip! I was glad to enjoy my first Nasi Lemak surrounded by all the locals, but will consider the "cool" room next time! Thanks!

[@rcBorneo]

Hi Brad, glad that I can help. Come visit Sabah on Borneo island if you have the chance. It is a rainforest paradise here if you like the nature.

[@nurulizzah-lc8qk]

U should try squid sambal... i like it so much

[@WhereisBrad]

I’ve heard about that! I’m a big seafood guy so that sounds amazing!🤩

[@zaidhakim]

Love the content guys! And thank you for being so respectful during the prayer call 😊

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you so much! Yes of course!

[@RulessPro]

i hope you will go to 1.Genting Highland 2.Cameron Highland 3. Bukit Tinggi 4.Fraser Hill😊

[@WhereisBrad]

I've heard of #1 and will go for sure! #2 and #3 I've heard mention of and will have to check them out! I want to do a much longer trip all over Malaysia, so thanks for the suggestions!

[@RulessPro]

@@WhereisBrad no problem bro…enjoy your day’s in Malaysia🥰👍🏻

[@WhereisBrad]

@@RulessPro Thank you so much!

[@mintoh10]

Brad, when you decide to visit Sabah or Sarawak, I can connect you with my friends.

[@WhereisBrad]

That would be awesome!! You (or they) can always hit me up on IG!

[@diamondhead4139]

Milo & Nesquick are in the same company, Nestle, from Switzerland..but Nesquick from Switzerland & Milo from Australia...

[@WhereisBrad]

Ahhh interesting! Thank you!!🙏

[@redagreen7236]

You guys are awesome together, I love seen all 3 of you together.

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you so much! They’ve taught me a ton and are super fun!

[@BellaZulek_]

Uguys should try Village Park Nasi Lemak, their fried chicken is so so good! 🤤

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay! Thank you!

[@jaybonney6471]

Mmm....looks yummy, Nasi Lemak seems to contain more protein and less carbs, ideal for anyone I suppose. Yes I remember Chris said that he could live with it. Good to see you all three.

[@WhereisBrad]

Even. A great meal when weightlifting ! Thanks a bunch! Those guys are awesome!!

[@BigDentVlogChannel]

You can also try the Neslo Ice drink. Very tasty.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oooh okay!

[@ahasrapverygoodopeningazer9263]

Nice 👍 delicious Nasi Lemak

[@WhereisBrad]

Soooo delicious

[@5h0ny6p]

in malay culture/practice, they dont use left hand to eat. only use right hand to use, either use spoon & fork, or use right hand.

[@WhereisBrad]

I see. Do some people do the same but with opposite hands? I write with my left hand. So I’m curious if there are “lefties” who use left to eat, right for sanitary

[@harmiziahamzah9073]

Try Tealive in Malaysia because we have Boba in a tea drink.

[@WhereisBrad]

Just looked it up on Google Maps. There's a bunch! Okay I'll go check it out! Thanks!

[@hamrabeahkamarun8720]

U can always order ur drink with no or less sugar...they wl make it for u...

[@WhereisBrad]

Nice good to know. In recent years I've somehow become a "sweets" guy, especially for drinks! lol, I might ask for EXTRA SUGAR 🤣

[@ainulbasmi6801]

Milo is from Australia but the one available in Malaysia hv different sugar, milk n coco ratio.. Australian Milo is bitter as it has higher coco ratio.. Malaysian one is more balance in taste.. thats why many Southeast Asian people travelling to Malaysia will buy Milo in bulk to take home to their country..

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wow that’s interesting!

[@lealemon4856]

It's so much different kg bahru I used to live there for 10 years. Back late 90's. And now so much different. But that nasi lemak is different cooked. We called kukus nasi lemak. Or they steam the rice. Is been there since early 90's. And now his restaurant so much different. There is porridge restaurant along that street but selling at night but not sure if still there or not. It's famous in 90's. Porridge plain and u can add other dishes that they offer to eat tgt with the porridge. Maybe one day I will check it out that place which is my friends trying to avoid because the traffic is so bad there.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh wow very interesting! I haven’t tried porridge in Malaysia yet!

[@deshwitat_2]

also did u know that the sambal have varies taste among the chinese,malay,indian type of nasi lemak?.. i think ichang recent video cover ..malay usually abit more spicy vs the chinese/indian type of sambal..hopefully u get to taste it..

[@WhereisBrad]

I hope to try them all! I didn't realize there were so many different versions!

[@jnamarketing8481]

wanjo nasi lemak got air conditioned section. And next time you should try bergedil,tempe,paru (nasi lemak condiments)..

[@WhereisBrad]

What is bergedil ? Oh condiments, I haven’t tried any yet except sembol

[@kapk]

@@WhereisBradbergedil is a flavor-packed fried potato patty, give it a try~

[@WhereisBrad]

@@kapk Oh okay sounds bomb!

[@IsmailSulaiman-u7p]

Nasi Lemak is actually for breakfast & it is cover with banana leaves .

[@WhereisBrad]

I've been seeing those banana leaves! Some say breakfast, some say all day! Not sure what to believe... but I know I could have it anytime! So delicious!

[@izzatishukor4354]

Hey Brad! Love to see you try out the nasi lemak there. The food at wanjo is not so bad. The only problem there is the staff especially the one who's taking the food for you. Is it so hard to smile? Even if you can't speak english so well, just give them a smile. That's all. I work in f&b as well. It is really tiring but yea, work is work. Try to have fun at work and try to have fun while serving the customers. Don't spoil Malaysia's good name. Lain kali senyum ye kakak and adik kat wanjo tu. Kalau tak suka customer datang kedai awak, jangan kerja situ. Duduk belakang kat dapur basuh pinggan. Buat malu je muka tak reti nak senyum langsung. Peace ✌🏻✌🏻

[@WhereisBrad]

Ya, I know what you mean, but I also try to appreciate them allowing me to film. I know it can be uncomfortable when someone walks up with a camera. Who knows. All I know is the food was amazing and I had a great first Nasi lemak! I will be having many many more🔥

[@elwwmatrixhn]

I know this was 7 months ago. But I loved these collaboration you chris and solo. Hopefully there will be more collab in the future

[@WhereisBrad]

So glad to hear that! And ya totally! We all keep in in touch so when we are able to link up we’ll do more for sure! I loved making these too! So much fun!

[@nutzhazel]

I think if you're not into spicy food, you should try Nasi Kerabu with smoked beef, it's so good. There's some noodles that worth trying too like Char Kuew Tiaw, either chinese or malay version.

[@WhereisBrad]

Those all sound good. I've had and loved Kuew Tiaw. BUT, I actually LOVE spicy foods! Like extreme spice!

[@azmanahmad4686]

Saya baru pergi baru baru ni 👍. Nasi lemak wanjo

[@WhereisBrad]

It was so good! I need to try all the variations now lol!😂

[@jacktk3129]

You should visit Genting Highland before you go back😄, it's located on top of mountain of about 1800m+, and about 30 minutes driving distance from Kuala Lumpur.

[@WhereisBrad]

That place looks awesome! I’ll go there for sure!!👍

[@hanneyyuki5569]

It’s nice to see you guys together. great combos. 3 beard men 🎉

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahahha total coincidence. Thank you very much! 🙏

[@moensameem6627]

Hey brad and Chris u go to local restaurants try roti canai and also visit the Sabah in Malaysia

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay thanks for the suggestion!!

[@azmanahmad8808]

Greater KL encompassing KL and Selangor states pop abt 18 mil with 100 super modern super advanced. Pls xplore all

[@WhereisBrad]

Interesting! I definitely plan to explore all over Malaysia! Loving every inch!

[@StreetFoodSection]

Wow the food looks super delicious ❤

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh ya, so bomb! Have you had Nasi Lemak before? I’m guessing as a street food channel, you must have?

[@PEACE4EVER92]

need to mixed all those those sauces first into the rice..Actually there is aircond room which you need to pay extra if im not mistaken when i go there last time..

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay thank you!!

[@PALESTINEMERDEKA203]

Brad welcome to our malaysia country hopee you enjoying vac trip in malaysia

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you very much! I'm loving Malaysia so much! Where are you commenting from?

[@PALESTINEMERDEKA203]

@@WhereisBrad i am staying and born in Negeri Sembilan ,Malaysia 🇲🇾😁

[@Yus_KL]

They have airconditioned room.just next to the wall where u guys seat

[@WhereisBrad]

How did I miss that?! At least I got to sit surrounded by locals!

[@Yus_KL]

@@WhereisBrad the room still plenty of locals eat inside.next time use it n enjoy ur spicy nasi lemak in much cooler space😅

[@WhereisBrad]

@@Yus_KLoh okay for sure! I’ll bee in the 100% next time. Might as well!

[@raymondng18]

We don’t use fork and knife to eat nasi here but fork and spoon or just use your bare hand 😅😂

[@WhereisBrad]

Ah okay. I saw other people doing that. I’ll use my hands like the locals next time for sure!!

[@raymondng18]

@@WhereisBrad usually the Malay and Indian will use hands to eat while we Chinese seldom do that. We use fork and spoon. Don’t you think using the spoon to scoop rice is much easier than fork 😅🤭

[@WhereisBrad]

@raymondng18 lol yes!!! My Thai wife is always making fun of me for using a fork, but it’s a habit because that’s what we do in the US! I’m actively reshaping that habit 😂 lol

[@trentaliatechnology6068]

Nice to watch you guys. You all are just super cool 😎👍👌

[@WhereisBrad]

Thanks a bunch! Solo and Chris are seriously so fun! And amazing tour guides!

[@redagreen7236]

When are you guys going back to the states?

[@WhereisBrad]

I’m in the states right now! But headed to another new country soon!

[@ZulkifleeIbrahim-i1q]

The original nasi lemak is wrap in banana leaf and consisting in Cucumber egg bilis peanut and the sambal

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay gotcha gotcha! I’ll look for those next time!

[@haslinddamohamadsainan6952]

Eat with the spoon not fork. Fork hold the meat cut with spoon n scoop the rice n meat with the spoon. In Asean, we used fork n spoon not fork n knife.

[@WhereisBrad]

I see! Trying to break my western habits!!!

[@ammarmirza1706]

u must try paru (lungs) its super delicious mix with the nasi lemak

[@WhereisBrad]

Whoa.🤯 I’m down to try anything!

[@plainwhitekebaya]

Damn. Its 12 am. You make me hungry. What to do??? Lol. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahahaha I guess you need to go eat right now!

[@shazmannawawi]

You just know when the person is really giving out positive energy and vibes around him.. and Brad is one of them.. Definitely getting the “Respectful and Kindness” vibes which literally sneak past our mobile phone screen everytime.🤜🏻 Brad, you’re gonna be a very respectful person and a great KZbin persona. ❤

[@WhereisBrad]

Wow. Comments like these really make my day! Thank you so much for the super kind words! These really motivate me to keep going! 🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰

[@shazmannawawi]

@@WhereisBrad 🤜🏻✨

[@WhereisBrad]

@@shazmannawawi✨🤛

[@mohdeby7557]

When do you want to eat again or repeat “nasi lemak wanjo” you must try add a side dish bergedil (malay word) or perkedel is indonesian word for this patty. Bergedil are delicious fried potato patties with a meltingly soft middle that is a popular side dish in Malaysia, Indonesia , singapore and Brunei. Many reviews say it’s good there.

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh good suggestion!!! I’ll try that next time!

[@kyosukeshidou1370]

Im a Malaysian , but I don't eat with hands .. I use spoon for rice and fork and spoon to tear some meat apart

[@WhereisBrad]

Okay I gotcha, 🙏 thanks

[@zulvenom]

Brad Solo and Chris, y'all are too nice. So much different than americans in the movies. Haha

[@WhereisBrad]

Hahaha thanks a bunch!

[@fxn7279]

Yes there are many variations and styles to Nasi Lemak and how to eat it. You do you Brad. As long as you enjoy the taste with good company 👍 I personally enjoy seeing you learning new experiences in Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you! 🙏 I can’t believe how many versions there are! It’s going to take me a while to really figure out what I like best

[@emeyema4523]

Its good to see your trying the nasi lemak for the 1st time bro

[@WhereisBrad]

I tried it and I loved it!!😍

[@EIMEKY82]

welcome to malaysia...

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you so much!!😊 Malaysia is amazing

[@hamrabeahkamarun8720]

My fav is nasi lemak petaling....

[@WhereisBrad]

That's the spicy one right?

[@SyedFaizalAlYahya]

nice mr brad love Malaysian food

[@WhereisBrad]

Thank you!!! Yes I love it so much!!! I’m eating way too much!

[@mohdnizam1547]

Should try restaurant: village park nasi lemak with their signature fried chicken you will regret if missed out

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh okay. A few people have named that place. (*Adds to list*) thank you!🙏

[@matttechbrick]

Back in the days, farmer use to eat nasi lemak in the morning and they need the energy to farm the whole day. typical nasi lemak has boiled egg, coconut rice, cucumber, fried peanut and sambal(spicy sos). You can also add ayam redang, squid and whole other stuff as additional. Originally Nasi lemak is wrap in banana leaf. Now days we just eat it all the time at every hour coz it is so good. haha... WANJO in kampung baru is famous because its a popular tourist spot. They are thousand small and delicious nasi lemak spot all over malaysia and some in my opinion is so much better then wanjo, and they are cheaper too. They usually open from 6am -11am in the morning only. At least the good ones hahaha. and YES that is TEMPEH..

[@WhereisBrad]

That’s interesting and makes sense! I def need to try some other places! Thanks for all the info! Helps me learn!

[@tmnprlsaicntr]

Nasi lemak literally exists in Singapore & Indonesia too, so it is actually a regional dish. I would say that the inspiration may have come from Kiribath, which is native to Sri Lanka 😊...btw we do not use knives when we eat...and the rendang is purely optional....

[@WhereisBrad]

Oh very interesting! Never knew that

[@nutzhazel]

I like to have my white rice untainted 😂 so I would just scoop a little bit of sambal, little bit of chicken with the rice in spoon or with my hands and eat it. But for some dishes like chicken soup I will definitely drown my rice in it, but not with other stew like curry though. I think that way I could appreciate more the individual taste of the dishes when I eat it. That's why I don't prefer Nasi Kandar at all because it's just drown in multiple types of curry 😅

[@WhereisBrad]

I see! I actually had Nasi Kandar recently too. I'll be totally honest, Nasi Kandar is my fav, I liked it better than Nasi Lemak. I think I'm a sauce guy!