This is The Most Nostalgic Snack in Malaysia....

[@TheStoicMindset]

Ya Allah murahkanlah rezeki penjual kedai tu semua selalu. Amin ya rabb. They are so generous with their hospitality and yes only in Malaysia. Love it! Btw Jimmy now you can do Inception liao with that gasing lol. :-)

[@zailinzainol6226]

Ameen3 ya rabb

[@paaknjanghang1490]

Aminnn

[@norhaslizasalleh8883]

AAMIIN YA MUJIB

[@iwanxangoman]

Ameen ya rabb ! Moga dilimpahkan rezeki seluas luasnya

[@dcitras5241]

Ameen

[@nikn8863]

The lady that sell kuih karas and peniram is very nice as she always gave me extra when I bought something from her. If I bought kuih karas she will gave the small pack of peniram. vice versa.

[@ma-rc7sw]

The metal thing related to pregnancy that the lady trying to explain is about malay traditional method for confinement mommy. Heat the metal, wrap it with herbs and kain batik then massage it gently on your tummy. It helps reducing swollen, blood circulation etc. Heard it become famous in Taiwan and Hong-Kong recently since one of confinement massager lady start applying this method to a celebrity influencer and she loves it especially the corset technique.

[@muhamadasyrafmdsalleh9278]

Congratulation to kakak jual "tungku".. even she can't speak english, she manage to make ichang and jimmy understand the use of tungku, heat, cover with cloth and put on the woman's abdomen as a traditional treatment after giving birth...

[@suk-waicheong5622]

Tun Mahathir was a trader at the Pekan Rabu in his youth. That is why his picture is everywhere in the market, in tribute to him. And...his favourite kuih is kuih karas ☺️ Love all your heartfelt videos. So happy you enjoy Malaysia and Malaysian hospitality 🤩🤩🤩🌞🌞

[@mohdnormohdaminnullah4064]

Jimmy knows how to spin gasing(Malaysian top)!! Amazing how you can understand Malaysian people so quickly. Peneram kuih is just awesome. Kedah ppl rocks!

[@randomsandwichian]

There is a Japanese top called beigoma that is played exactly like a gasing, but it's made of metal. There are even several games that seem to be similar to Malaysian ones.

[@felisalisa4174]

@@randomsandwichian yup thy also got gasing

[@kurz237]

i received gasing jepun as gift once. really similar. hence his skill i guess haha

[@meat_loves_wasabi]

Ichang & Jimmy showing how friendly Malaysians are...😊

[@maywong5161]

Thank you so much for taking me as a Malaysian to Jalan Jalan in Kedah. So many things I'm not aware of in Malaysia. And thank you Malaysians for being so friendly. Keep it up guys.

[@AhmadZakiVision]

2:50 - It is "lastik" ( slingshot ). Usually for shot monkey, squirrels, wild boars or other. 4:50 - A tool used for mothers after giving birth. The tool will be slightly heated, wrapped in cloth and rubbed on the abdomen. Also used to relieve joint pain. 7:45 - In *general* , it's called kuih karas or kuih jala. Real roti jala is yellow in color and soft 9:31 - They think you are good at speaking Malay. 11:15 - It is called *Kuih Telinga Keling* or *Denderam* / *Peneram*

[@shootingstar87]

I’m really amazed how Jimmy and Ichang understood what the lady was trying to explain about the message stone! I don’t think I can ever reach that level

[@akaiyukihana]

I like how friendly they are despite not knowing how to really communicate with you guys

[@salmighazali917]

Northern Malaysians are mostly like that..

[@jantr2935]

especially alor setar and above 😝

[@sejongie8000]

@@jantr2935 kedah riuh rendah hahaha

[@jantr2935]

@@sejongie8000memang lol

[@yasoya7642]

Cakap pasal kedah mesti teringat sanusi 😂

[@henrywasabi]

this video make me felt like going to Kedah, and to this Kompleks. I noticed many nostalgic item which is now not available in the city but can be found in this building. Kedah people so big hearted, friendly, warm & generous...i felt it by watching this. The Kueh Jala is my childhood morning snacks, always eat at school canteen...brings back good old memories. Thanks for this video.

[@NyxPlay4Fun]

i love how jimmy understand massage without knowing malay xD Also the two woman very nicely telling u to take one to taste alot of time haha so nice

[@Soo-lz9rh]

Malaysian hospitality. Always generous and sharing

[@faqihjalil91]

You're just confirmed yourself as 90's kid as the last batch who had an experience to play traditional games before all the gadget tookover. Thanks to your experience.

[@masbrokakiCR7]

orang kedah very baik and so friendly when entertaining people

[@angahfaqhroul]

Wow!! iChang & Jimmy can understand what the seller said in limited english..that’s good thing! Keep practice Bahasa Malaysia guys!

[@joseinternazionale]

Malaysian hospitality is the best in the world. ❤️

[@hades_0606]

Please stop being so cringey

[@joseinternazionale]

@@hades_0606 Hello. Do u really know what the word 'cringey' is? The adjective when used? Oo dear.. cringey is u dude in irony to your own comment. My advice - learn the proper English more and lives the idiocy less. Seriously what a waste.

[@palestine5920]

Siam lagi best

[@dnishzreen]

@@palestine5920 Siam yg jajah Melayu pattani tu best?😑🤣

[@epydecko5191]

I agree

[@Laoshierin_channel7582]

In Sarawak This kuih we called it Kuih Penganan Jala, Some dialect will say kuih sarang semut. But in our version we use some sort of sugar ( gula Apong ) almost like brown sugar or gula Melaka but our gula Apong is slightly different mix with rice flour , wheat flour and water. Dear I chang , I hope that one day you can visit us in Sarawak and I will recommend this dish for you ( Mee Kolok, laksa Sarawak , Sayur Midin Belacan , Umai and maybe Kueh Chap ) Love from Sarawak

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

People here are so friendly and generous

[@jonmath4182]

Wahhh jimmy you know how to wind and hurl the *gasing!* 👏👏👏 I also played that when I was a schoolkid, together with my *kampung* friends. But it was even more special because it was handmade, not by our fathers and grandfathers or uncles, but by us kids ourselves! We used nails, but the best part was the main body, we used *buah pinang* (betelnut) readily available in abundance because there was one *pokok pinang* very near our homes. We played the game called *pangkah* where we did a series of *one-two-som!* (rock, paper, scissors) at the beginning to determine who would go first, second, and so on. Then the first boy would wind up his betelnut gasing and hurl it inside a fairly large circle drawn on the ground with a stick. The 2nd boy then took his turn, aiming for the circle as well as the 1st boy's still-spinning gasing, in order to break it out of the competition! If your gasing got *pangkah-ed* and broke into two, there was no worry, there were plenty of betelnuts strewn on the ground nearby, just pick one, or more!

[@reenna78]

i always in awe how Ichang and Jimmy could figure out what the locals are saying in Malay. Yes,you are correct Ichang,that metal thingy is used during the confinement period where they heat the metal and wrap it in lots of kain batik afterwards and put on top of the mum's stomach..this is the traditional way. Hope you do enjoy your trips as much as we enjoyed watching all you videos ❤️❤️❤️

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

It's call sedekah ni Bahasa Malaysia,,give thing with open heart,,,,first from fried banana uncle,,,now from karas lady boss Stay safe and stay happy,,

[@jonmath4182]

Yup. And sedekah is adopted from Arabic language, since the kind act is very much encouraged in Islam. One famous saying of prophet Muhammad goes: *senyum itu sedekah.* This refers to smiling to (or for) others. Smiling to one's own self may sometimes be deemed as a sure sign of insanity especially in the absence of a phone

[@qubitqudin6273]

You'll really dig the Malay heritage at every state in this bless nation...what a blessing couple you're...

[@lissamohdzan1219]

Woww.. Kuih Karas is my favourite. My grandmother's specialty during hari raya. Her friends would order them somewhere in Ramadan and served them on hari raya to family and guests. Glad that both of you are enjoying yourselves and pay a lot of attention in our food and culture. Thank you. Keep it up! p/s: Does anyone know the owner of Kedai Maisarah Ramli, please? I would like to know if her Kuih Karas is available online. Thank you viewers. 😊

[@wahwos]

My late father likes to eat kuih karas with fresh milk. Like a bowl of Malaysian cereal for breakfast 🥰

[@shuib]

There is something about the positive and curious vibe you give to people which leads to them offering you guys food or snacks for free. Indeed, you both are so blessed with Malaysian warmth and hospitality! Ganbatte Nippon!

[@leeya2103]

That thing that you mentioned related to "baby" is actually a hot massage stone (it's called "tungku") for mothers to warm up their stomach area to retract your vaginal muscle after childbirth. You put them on a stove to heat it and once it's heated thorough, you put them on clothes (traditionally we use the kain batik) and wrap them and put on some herbal leaves on the clothes to for medicinal purposes and gentle pat on the mothers stomach after child birth. It is also good during menstruation period for those with heavy menstruation pain. But be careful when it's hot, you will need to wrap it properly to prevent scalding/burn on your skin.

[@abgj4927]

Hi.... Ichang, Hi.... Jimmy. You guy's are really awesome. Keep on travelling. There's more things to discover. Malaysia is a country full of wonder. Fell free and take care.

[@abgj4927]

Feel free I mean....

[@akayjayda3933]

Omg i havent had kuih karas for so long like more than 10 years... Now i'm craving for it. I used to love dipping it in cold milk and it is super yummy!

[@merchangdude1565]

Not many Malaysian know how to play the gasing, I'm very impressed 👍😁

[@ez22009]

Wow. Team IChang now showing the world our secret weapons to make delicious snacks n food. 👍 Plus some of our oldies fun toys.. bring and try it with your grandmother.. Still waiting for Ichang's next Malaysia cook dish serving to her frens.. 🙏

[@edwinyeong1867]

Wow! Really enjoy and like the spinning gasing....❤️ The jajan/keropok/ snack very nice in Kedah which I think ..but I like laksa Kedah as snack...🙂

[@aizallure]

13:41 that colorful kuih in the plastic pack beside the Milo cube is called “kuih bunga pudak” is one of Kedah’s traditional kuih…

[@izamzul4488]

Sedap tuhh

[@KingFarn]

The ending was epic. Reminds me of my childhood. Haha ❤️

[@mofb8331]

We in Sabah and also in Brunei as far as I know also have this delicacy..but we call it by a different name..we call it kuih jala..not to be mistaken with roti jala..my late grandmother use to make it and sell it.

[@christineHJY96]

I'm Malaysian but never been to Kedah before. That crispy kuih omg looks soooo delicious! Ranggup giler! Got plp sell on Shopee? I wanna try also.

[@ma-rc7sw]

Got. But the moment it arrive to your hand there's no guarantee that it won't turn to crumbs. 😂😂

[@crislin2502]

Thank you for showing me the snacks of Alor Setar, Kedah. I've never seen them before. Also the traditional cooking tools and post natal tool.🥰🥰🥰🤰🤰🤰

[@mrbisskizzmarketing7087]

I'm feel so glad that both of you had reached ALOR SETAR, my hometown and capital state of KEDAH DARUL AMAN. You were visiting PEKAN RABU, among the most oldest business center in the heart town of ALOR SETAR. The snack you are tasting is called KUEH KARAS

[@nurhafiyyan]

Orang kedah mmg friendly and peramah. 🥰 arwah tokwan tok aku org kedah, dia marah betul kalau org tu tak peramah padahal org tu jenis pendiam nak buat mcm mana 😂. hahhahaha

[@bbm2627]

5:19 Ichang body language comprehension is excellent 🤩👏🏻👏🏻🤣🤣

[@mentol92]

Terbaikk ichang can understand really well... 👌🏻👌🏻💯 Kuih peneram at kedah is always delicious one easy access to the snack also 😆

[@anfaz8364]

Oh my...I have just been to the Pekan Rabu Kompleks just last Thursday, how exciting it would be to meet you guys 🤩. I got the kuih bahulu, putu kacang, kuih kapit and kuih bunga pudak. Agreeing with you guys that Kuih Peneram is delicious and Kuih karas is lemak manis and crispy. Glad to know you enjoyed yourselves there.

[@jonmath4182]

Er what is kuih bunga budak?

[@senadzri]

@@jonmath4182 kuih loyang kot...

[@jonmath4182]

@@senadzri kuih goyang aka kuih cincin??

[@MsAkasyah]

@@jonmath4182 kuih loyang@goyang@rose is different with kuih cincin..

[@norhayatiomar6975]

Murah rezeki kakak tue..🥰🥰

[@saifulazfar1983]

4:20 wow, that coconut grater ( kukur kelapa ) its quite rare to see nowdays. 😳

[@jiwakental4412]

Trust me..i have one in my house and it more old than myself and i can still using it.

[@hamizahmohdmahayudin2999]

The kakak who sells the confinement item is very good. Although she has limitation in speaking English, she explains and demonstrates very well the use of batu tungku.

[@Ruriko.Y]

one day I'm going to that Pekan Rabu to get those Che Nom-ish plates. When I was little we used to have a lot of those plates but us kids kept breaking them lol. my mom later would buy new sets of modern design plates instead but the old flower pattern plates are still better and very natsukashii to me.

[@jamilmohamedsapari9929]

Ichang & Jimmy..love both of your reactions to this video...even though I am Malaysian, I haven't gone to pekan Rabu yet... TQ for the reaction...

[@mohdasrizanmahpuz3294]

Salute for you both guys, at least you can understand locals. Good job guys. ♥️

[@iera09]

Wow the place pekan rabu got a lot of traditional stuff..I hope I will be there one day...I can't find this kind of crafts in shah alam

[@chahtulip1060]

Thank you. You guys always give a true reaction. I like to see how you guys interpret it. Jimmy knows how to play gasing. 😊👍

[@norashikinahmadnorashikina6544]

I enjoyed watching this little short trip to Pekan Rabu! Used to frequent way in the 80s when I was schooling in Alor Setar! At that time Pekan Rabu was still in rows of papan lots (wooden lots) , very authentic feeling each time you hear the cracking sounds from the floor. And so full of sooo many things back then. Packed with sellers and buyers. After the face lift, somehow I missed the authenticness of the feel of the old Pekan Rabu. Nevertheless now the complex provides better facilities and safer in terms of safety. iChang you are sooo good guessing the 'tunku' part - the shops that sells stones/rocks used for messaging for mothers during their confinement ( after giving birth to new born babies). Although communication was a little difficult as they dont speak English much, but both of you were not put off! All of you tried hard to communicate with some English and Malay words in between but somehow you understand each other! Bagus!!!!! Wahhh Jimmmy bagus lah you spinned the gasing!!! Not easy! Needs special skills, you are good lah Jimmy!!!! Enjoy KEDAH, much more to explore, take your time to explore and to discover, chill and relax! BTW I was schooling at St Nichloas Convent Alor Setar - any one studied there? Say 'ai' ..... 🤗😍

[@homelifegaleriperabot5000]

bagusnya kakak kueh karas tu... hope one day dpt merasa kueh karas akk tu

[@ronniechew6566]

That "roti jala" snack is actually a favorite of mine and I can get it here in Penang 😋

[@vincenttan3653]

Nice to see you visit the iconic Pekan Rabu! Greeting from a Kedahan❤👍👍

[@Xeras10]

Lol Jimmy playing Gasing at the end of the video 😂 its kinda like Beyblade right but Gasing is Malaysian traditional game 😃

[@crislin2502]

In Japan it's called Beigoma. They played it for decades.

[@shusaiful1600]

Hahahaha last part 😂 😂 power of jimmy playing gasing

[@radzijamal9533]

Kedahan is very nice people🥺

[@takashiex]

I am Malaysian, I cant even throw gasing properly like you Jimmy! Respect!😎

[@amromli7177]

Tq MANISAH RAMLI .... Lovely snack cucoq meneram & kuih Karas😍😍💐

[@iezwan7933]

Nice authentic adventure for both of you in Kedah. I’m sure there are a looooot more to explore. Next trip…Perlis.

[@jieyanayishjieya963]

semua peniaga kat pekan rabu ramah2.. sila hadir support depa.. 😄😍😘

[@zedzizou]

In my childhood days my father used to make for me gasing from guava tree..recently my father is bed ridden due to stroke..please pray for him

[@remyal-bahanji5835]

5:26 we call it 'batu tungku'.... To avoid colds after childbirth....

[@snasihahmdz2211]

Always love your content 👍 Come explore villages in Perak too 😄 got pulau pangkor, teluk intan, kuala kangsar, taiping, lenggong (one of unesco world heritage site)

[@CarbossaLafayette]

Been there numerous times. Very nice and clean area. Very cheap. Very friendly sellers and characters. Will definitely visit again. Thanks for sharing

[@ifaalyana]

Wah!! Best Pekan Rabu ! Pandai Jimmy main gasing top. 😀🎉 Thanks Ichang and Jimmy for this video.

[@yixinwong5081]

I'm amazed at your BM! Keep up the good work ❤️

[@cheehoulow6026]

The way you present this video is very good... thank you ☺️❤️

[@asmadibalkhisabubakar1488]

Kuih Karas also known as Kuih 'Sarang Burung' (Bird's Nest)

[@asmadibalkhisabubakar1488]

@Cad's Son orang kata sarang...bukan cakar...cakaq pungkoq hang baru tau kot

[@enniebakar4268]

@@asmadibalkhisabubakar1488 🤣🤣🤣... Cakaq pungkok.. Satgi Jepun tu translate natang pa plk dh pungkoq.. Jnuh hampa🤣🤣

[@asmadibalkhisabubakar1488]

@@enniebakar4268 pungkoq tu juboq...lagi jenuh depa nak google

[@TheBloodBathX]

Dang I am impressed Jimmy can play the Gasing (top). Most malaysian cant even do this especially younger generation below 30 years old. I need to call Jimmy Abang Jimmy from now on. Hats off

[@idzwanramli8197]

After giving birth, this is the traditional way for Malay ladies to strengthen their tummy/womb back to original form. Usually they will heat it up, wrap it in a towel and apply it to the tummy/womb area. It is customary for Malays to look after and treat themselved for 40 days after giving birth. This is one part of several other treatment methods. There are also do's and don'ts especially in what to eat and what not to eat after giving birth.

[@yatihasnan2579]

You both made my day today. I smiled throughout the video. Thank you 😊

[@khairulraptor1829]

AHH FINALLY, the opening theme song, for me this is your trademark for every video 😊

[@amirulhaiqal8505]

do u know the theme title?

[@geminibabe3094]

Wow...Jimmy was so awesome. Can playing the gasing so well 👏👏👏

[@hasyasofiahasyasyafira]

they all so friendly.. wish sucessful and bless to manisah ramli shop and their staff ❤

[@nadhirahzaidi6141]

I pray to God that all this seller blessed with sustenance and blessed with whatever they doing. Saya doa pada tuhan semoga penjual kedai2 dalam video ni dimurahkan rezeki dan dipermudahkan urusan. amin ya rabbal alamin. btw I'm so hungry la Ichang!! gonna check out all of it when I go to alor setar.

[@norrihanarshad2685]

The kuih karas girls are genuinely nice and sincere. Welcome us with smile and peramah. They always give free kuih karas to taste every time you go there. I’m Kedahan and this is my fav shop for kuih karas.

[@puteramalay2928]

Its cool jimmy play the 'gasing'..he is "kampung boy" now....hehehhee

[@sarah3412]

Hello iChang. If u are still in Alor Setar, do go to Changlun and try Cik Jah nasi ayam. So delicious and marvellous. There is also sotong(squid) bakar(grill).

[@wanzarulzakuan9664]

Part last video ...hahah jimmy play gasing...so good 😂

[@iskandarmustaffa9466]

when people belanja, now you can start saying, "terima kasih, semoga murah rezeki kamu"🤗

[@tofu5619]

Up this comment 🙌🏼❤️

[@aziahnor9233]

Ichang n jimmy.. Pasar rabu memang best.. Macam2 ada jual..lepas ni boleh Jalan2 ke Padang besar n Bukit kayu hitam..

[@ciknana1260]

Kuih karas... Love it. I miss Kedah after watching your video. Before this, almost every month travel to Kedah, but only go to the same place.

[@hazwanee25]

Best tengok market macam ni, bersih & berbumbung. Senang & selesa nak cari barang 😍

[@samuelk6071]

After being in Malaysia, bet both of you appreciate simple things you take for granted in Japan such as clean toilet, rubbish handling, public transportation and common facilities which is lacking here

[@ahmadkamaruzamohdkasim8730]

Just remaind for you, Sab Sazali Adam Bahar,i remember Sab just Said at their you tube,wanted invaite ichang to Sab trip catch and cook,...if you come back to Malaysia...i'm just remaind to u....

[@AkatDeen]

Amazingly ichang do understand auntie’s explanation precisely about traditional heated stone for the after birth mom

[@derrtyverrsion]

4:39 In Malay tradition its called “tungku” or tool similar like hot compress massage that will be use to massage the mother’s abdomen after delivering the baby during “pantang” or abstinence after delivery

[@jonmath4182]

Ohhh I thought it was a multifunctional tool, not only for hot stone massages for the mother, but also for spanking the baby's butt if he/she gets too naughty, like waking up the parents more than once in the middle of nights

[@nors8612]

I haven't even been to Kedah...it's fun to be able to shop at the market when I go to any state in Malaysia....

[@ZellDJohore]

I love your background music.... So iconic... I chang. I love your channel

[@sofiazaihan9594]

@5.00, after delivery during confinement =pantang, heat the thing, wrap with cloth & put on tummy. We also use during period pain or stomach bloating. Like hot pad. Now we use electric hot pillow or hot pad only 😊

[@Onlyme_8256]

Sangat suka chnnl iChang n Jimmy.. Boleh bergaul dengan orang tempatan dengan baik.. 😍😍😍😍

[@quallysnusantarakitchen4264]

Yaaayyy....thanks so much Ichang...helping them..god blessed u and Jimmy...I truly miss u both...

[@ichangrm]

Thank you kak Ayu ❤we miss you!

[@mrsdin3739]

Jimmy is right,in Sabah we called it kuih jala.roti jala also kuih jala.

[@RoslanMehad2220]

Tq for review my home town. U must try laksa buyong in gurun and mee abu at bedong. Very delicious

[@oneparkchart8486]

My favourite traditional kuih are kuih karas, peneram, kuih bangkit, kuih bahulu...TQ for visiting my hometown Kedah...Ichang....please visit Baling, Kedah after this n try GULAI UMBUT PISANG...SEDAP GILERRRR

[@enniebakar4268]

Pekan Rabu not too far from my home town Pendang.. I am about going back this Sunday.. Why don't you two come to my hometown.. A big pleasure

[@edcaelum]

I'm impressed how you can speak BM. Impressive! I wish I could speak BM like you!

[@AlexSDU]

In Borneo(Sabah, Sarawak & Brunei) we also have a snack exactly similar like Kuih Karas. We called it Kuih Jala (not to be mistaken with the Roti Jala).

[@tangcheekong9778]

...down memory lane old town vibes... spin spin spin again,never stop spinning...the secret of life spins within...