This was The Most Unique Malaysian food in Malaysia...

[@baemsn1869]

the boys is helping their parents gaining money by selling foods. It's common now as the living cost is increasing rapidly. Thank you for supporting them 😊

[@gl731]

Is bad to show their face in the video. Kids identity should be protected.

[@radzijamal9533]

@@gl731 its okay..they are made positif video..

[@clipload1396]

@@gl731 Gay and Lesbian need to chill. This is Malaysia boleh

[@cibaian1219]

@@gl731 like jibby said 'malu apa bossku'...they make halal monneh unliike some ppl

[@dinxly]

@@gl731ur comment is the one that bad to show here

[@Po36666]

Ichang and jimmy unmistakably has become every Malaysian beloved couple ♥️

[@anymisscall9190]

hontou desu ❤

[@nellamollt82]

Agreed 💗

[@allegromoderato5064]

Agree to that and I’m not even Malaysia 😅

[@pamelasaw]

Agree 💯

[@keivchua8362]

This food journal is so amazing, I born in Malaysia and never explore nice food at my own country, thanks for reminding me how beauty my nation are.

[@JohnnyRempit]

I like how you guys review food. You are very descriptive. Not just 'Wow! Its delicious!' or 'Yummy!'. A lot of food reviewers on KZbin can learn a few things from you.

[@salmighazali917]

True

[@yukinawa84]

The "kerisik galangal" is called serunding. It's shredded coconut cooked with some spices. And most food that you ate taste nutty because there was sambal kacang. Sambal kacang is similar to satay sauce. Johorean put sambal kacang in both lontong kering and lontong basah. Outside Johor, people only put sambal ikan bilis/sambal tumis in lontong basah.

[@KimDongWookfan]

Sambal kacang laku abis tiap2 raya.

[@AnasSuhaimi]

Proud to be a Johorean. And Johoreans are proud of their foods. We expect high standard in preparation and presentation. Your food is a reflection of how well you regard others.

[@mikhailgomez5690]

It's not kerisik..but SERUNDING KELAPA..coconut floss

[@ajibgempak3137]

Arigatou sensei

[@EscalateTheSense]

Every states have their own special foods.. As Malaysian, I can't choose which one is the best. From southern to northen region, I love all malaysian foods..

[@suhaimi7001]

Spageti is spageti...mee is mee....it defirent....

[@melmelanie7151]

The boys are sweet and so kind 😂 Thank you for supporting them. God bless y'al and the boys too 😊

[@BeyfighterFaris]

When you squeeze lime, squeeze it onto a fork to avoid the seeds from falling into your food

[@TheSilvercrow16]

they used to do that

[@dandalinadin8646]

Love the way you guys attended those boys, can see parents-instincts in you both ☺. You make best parents-ever... look fwd to see ur future videos with junior jimmy+iChang 🥰

[@ailisamohdishak2387]

Spaghetti is only for Johor laksa, since you're in Johor pls try out the Johor Laksa. It's authentic than you find in other states. For the Mee rebus it's yellow noodle. The coconut shavings in lontong is serunding kelapa. Very tedious to prepare the serunding. Lontong is prepared many different ways depending on the cook. The kacang pool looks delish🤤🤤 For the preserve mango, it's jeruk mangga. The kicap manis is call kuah colek.

[@zulkarnainbinawang5315]

this japanese couple make my heart melt after seeing both of them buy mangoes from the boys.iChang & jimmy bought the mangoes from their heart! in return,the boys gave them the candy floss! so sweeeet to both of you.

[@hplagt6880]

Wow you met the boss who can speak Japanese. The both of you show become food reviewers from a foreigner's perspective. I always enjoy the way you describe the food you eat especially if the taste is quite similar to your childhood food. The pickled mangoes can be found throughout Malaysia. Usually sold by the roadside as snacks. Those kids are helping their parents to sell those pickled mangoes but they are not related to anyone in the restaurant. It seems that they want to make friends with you but shy to communicate with you. He said"Kat rumah" meaning At home.

[@khaliesajerman6639]

Jimmy is so patient to film ichang having all the first taste!

[@SongsMalaysia]

I'm Kelantanese but I love food in Johor. They have so many unique food. You must try their goreng pisang eaten with sambal kicap, and laksa Johor. It's very difficult to get in KL.

[@ksk9976]

Hi Ichang and Jimmy, just a small tips for your food adventure in Malaysia. Usually when squeezing Limau into food, we make sure the seeds are taken out. That way we ensure we don't bite into the seeds which will cause bitter when enjoying the food. Hope this helps :)

[@milocathousebukitantaraban5161]

U can use fork to make sure the seeds doesn't get on the food.

[@lovelikefarts5438]

I would place the fork under the lime when I squeeze so that the seed does not fall into my dish then I just discard the seed easily at the side of the plate😅

[@buddies8757]

A lot of johorean food are influence from middle east, back then johor are part of ottoman empire, that's why johor flag is similar like turkey flag..

[@MikoSonya]

The dishes that you ate are: 1) Kacang Pool Consist of: - kacang pool gravy - sunny side up egg - buttered toast 2) Lontong Consist of: -lontong/ compressed rice - sayur lodeh/ yellow gravy ( coconut milk and spices) - boiled egg/ fried egg - sambal 3) Lontong Darat Consist of: - lontong/ compressed rice -Rendang ayam - kuah kacang/ peanut sauce - sambal - serunding kelapa/ dessicated coconut floss - sambal goreng 3) Air Bandung Soda - ice cream soda - red rose syrup - evaporated milk/ condensed milk 4) Mee Rebus - noodle - gravy made from shrimp based.

[@sitihere]

mee rebus gravy also got sweet potato (ubi keledek) and if I cook myself I like to put beef

[@haidamsalleh1763]

Biasanya jika mkn lontong basah, mesti ada sambal kacang. Ini basic lontong. Lontong+kuah lodeh+sambal kacang. Yg lain2 tu tambahan.😊

[@kuaitomboblo]

when food reminds you of your childhood, that's an Instant Classic 5-Star SSS cuisine. And Air Bandung totally deserves it. I would hold off drinking it for 11 months just to enjoy it during Ramadhan because its a staple fasting drink for Malaysians. always brings back to Raya mood

[@rza884]

true ratatouille level

[@Sseraromli]

That little boy~ shoo cuteee!!! The way the sell it to you guys.. comel

[@salimsaidali272]

Me staying in johor almost 57 in years,but never tried kacang pool.gone give it a try this week.its very near to my home. Thank you ichang and jimmy coz recommended is this shop.look so tempting.🙏🙏🙏

[@hakimibaharun9515]

i love how both of u try to demystify the new taste buds each time u're trying new dishes in Malaysia. Malaysian people are more than willing to help u and make ur life more easier. When you know whats the ingredients/ recipe of the dishes, then u can appreciate it more...

[@synepster]

Looks like they use actual lontong rice in the lontong kering and lontong basah/lontong kuah. Usually rice packets are used in lontong kering and lontong basah/lontong kuah. That’s why it tastes differently from the lontongs you’ve tried before. If you want, you can find lontong rice in Pasar Kampung Melayu Majidee. Enjoy all the food in my hometown guys!

[@blackdesign8197]

jimmy filming the kid counting the bills while saying "business man already" really got me 🤣🤣

[@deshwitat_2]

still remember how'd ichang & jimmy try created a malaysian dish in HK such as roti canai,murtabak,lontong,rendang and others,then try the local one here.. the reaction of tasting from youtube recipe vs eating local suprised them..loved that part.. its nice to see that you guys are able to enjoy the local food,enviroment (city,kampung scene) with the food.. really enjoy when the video on the kampung scene - This is why Malaysia is soo Beautiful... & This is my new home in Malaysia...

[@badinfluence3510]

If you guys liked roti you should go to Salahudin Bakery, jalan dhoby, JB. Its an old shop opened since before merdeka. Various breads and cakes. Kek pisang is a must try

[@meat_loves_wasabi]

Hope you guys managed to try Woodfire burger... The BBQ lamb rib fatty and really tasty and the brisket also shiok

[@iezwan7933]

I love the way you guys describe the taste of each dish..it is so detail and accurate. The processing and loading are so funny. Very informative yet naturally entertaining to watch. I always look forward for all your videos. There’s nothing can beat Malaysia…food,people,everything…you name it. 😊

[@yakeen8429]

Guys, since you are in Johor you should visit Kota Tinggi and try their horseshoe crab dishes. Its a unique delicacy all right!😀💐

[@kays3956]

kat mana eh @yakeen?

[@pamelasaw]

You 2 are so awesome! I love how you interact with the locals...and learn our language...you guys are good role models 🙂

[@gorajoo2975]

When I see both of you cook together,you do it with so much love,attention and dedication.

[@anakcikmail1903]

U should try nasi ambeng kampung melayu

[@khairuddinazfar3954]

Actually, the kacang pool dish was create by the owner after he taste the dish that are using peanut in Mecca by using his own ingridient that he felt might suit malaysian taste bud, maybe thats why you both felt like the dish is from outside Malaysia (Johorean, please correct me if Im wrong 😅)

[@DZ-dz9em]

Not created by the owner but the arab malay people ( Like Syed and Sharifah) in Singapore and Malaysia mainly in Johore Bahru The peranakan Arab Melayu This menu was quite sometime long time ago in the 70s And usually can be found in the Southern Johore and Singapore

[@venushatori6261]

its taste middle east thats why arabian decendants use to cook it here in malaysia.

[@hidayatihusnaa]

thanku ichang for helping those little guys selling mangga❤❤

[@yippuable]

iChang & Jimmy, l have been following all your videos from eating durians, before and after you moved to Hong Kong, cooking, eating and buying Malaysian food and your U-turn to Jalan-jalan, cari makan (食べ歩き) in Malaysia. You must have done a lot of surveys (even more than any of us) and somehow or rather helped these traders improved their business through your blogs. That's because we do refer/ follow food bloggers like you to look for good food during local travels. Thank you and keep up your good work. Hope you will consider applying for Malaysia, My 2nd Home (MM2H).

[@drbakshaharuddin7293]

Jimmy correctly commented that the taste is from another country for kacang pool. If I'm not mistaken kacang pool originates from the middle east. It tastes nutty to iChang because there's peanut sauce put in the lontong. How delicious 😋😋😋

[@singwin6264]

ichang..Cross over to Singapore!! 🇸🇬 😄

[@alicesara1407]

Wow, such a amazing foods I think you like it. Don't forget to try laksa Johor, asam pedas, nasi briyani, nasi ambeng and many more.😋😋👍👍

[@zafiruyassin]

The coconut shreds is called Serunding (sir-roon-ding) a kind of dried savory coconut sambal. Kerisik is the coconut fired dry in the pan and pounded until creamy (used in cooking rendang). Hope that helps Your Bahasa Malaysia vocabulary of Malaysian food is amazing...kuah, campur-campur etc. Enjoy your stay. Enjoy for food.

[@TeleeFONE]

You guys must try Beriani Gam Johor, it is very popular and delicious, it is different from Indian-style Berianis, it is more Malay style, and a lot of people come to Johor just to eat Beriani Gam.

[@Millielai12]

Location Beriani Gam pls? Thank you

[@TeleeFONE]

@@Millielai12 batu pahat got many popular ones but if in Bandar Johor Pondok MS beriani is popular and very fast sold out, but I've only tried from Roslin Beriani House and it is very delicious.

[@Millielai12]

@@TeleeFONE Thank you. In sha Allah will try it someday.

[@recceofficials]

Beriani Johor lebih kepada stail arab. Asal pun dari komuniti arab, di kampung arab Batu Pahat. Sebab tulah tak sepedas nasi beriani dari India.

[@TeleeFONE]

@@recceofficials bukan Bro, asal nasi beriani gam lebih ke Melayu/wedding style, it is more to Malay reintepretation of Nasi Beriani. Arab style adalah Nasi Mandi atau Nasi Arab, tak ada Nasi Beriani di Arab.

[@enniebakar4268]

Thank you I chang and Jimmy.. Boss has always belanja you both.. Now you has belanja that kids and didn't take a balance.. So nice couple.. Both of you are really sincere

[@danialtello91]

Pink Drink is call Sirap Bandung, rose flavoured syrup mix with condensed milk and soda water. Soda Bandung. Fav childhood drink too.

[@khalidimuhamadbakhri5343]

In Johor... You should try Laksa Johor.. it's different from others state in Malaysia

[@zeeramua8822]

Ichang n jimmy. I’m low-key missing your cooking video 🫠

[@sepanodebulan5789]

Best hidup Ichang ni, kerja pergi makan, sedap pula tu. Tunggu pencen nanti baru aku nak buat, semoga Allah panjangkan umurku.

[@azharahmad7645]

Ichang, since you at Johor Try to go to Plaza Angsana - Got Rojak Asma over there Try seek Sate Wak Radol - the most tender beef satay i ever had! You should go to Anjung Warisan, and can dinner at the top of tree! I don't know in JB area, but in Batu Pahat you can eat Mi Racun and Briyani Gam.

[@hotlemonfever]

Try soto with begedil and mee bandung muar while in Johor.

[@llhamvlogchannel5445]

Speaking language Malaysian very good ichang RM 👍👍

[@bujangselatan7495]

Haii..ichang & Jimmy.. welcome to my state.. Johor. Hope you two happy and have a nice days with Johor food..enjoyy!!..yeaa..😆😁👍

[@yixinwong5081]

The food looks so good!! Will definitely try when I go to Johor❤️. You guys are so kind to the kids💓

[@kielanuar213]

Ini betul-betul 'Malaysia food quest'. 🤤

[@wannafendi]

Why i watch this 8.30pm, I'm drooling!

[@crislin2502]

Actually Kacang Pool is Arab style food. So glad you got to try it. You got it right Mee Rebus is made with tiny fried shrimp. Translation "Mama kak rumah" = "My mother is at home." 😋😋😋

[@atipruzlan]

Mama *kat rumah

[@crislin2502]

Same I use Google translate.

[@atipruzlan]

@@crislin2502 which part is same? Kak vs kat. I don't use google translate coz it's my mother tongue

[@crislin2502]

Pls use google translate. It gives the same answer for both.

[@atipruzlan]

the boy said "mama kat umah". So i don't get why the need to use a translator. im correcting the bahasa word not the english word. the boy didn't use english in that sentence. it's not about translating it's about what he actually said. ayyaaa

[@jennkong68]

Hi iChang and Jimmy…. Welcome to Johor Bahru! Yumm yumm my favourite too, Lontong!!!! Yes yes my hometown…. Plenty of nice food! Enjoy and be careful of monsoon period now ya!

[@TheHaryanifabilah]

You guys should go to Selera Johor in Plaza Larkin. 1. Pisang Goreng Cili Kicap 2. Laksa Johor 3. Rojak Asma

[@norhaslinahasan4912]

The boy said kat rumah, not kauma. Kat rumah means at home

[@fzayub6400]

ichang.. the chicken rendang has no peanut the shop added "kuah kacang" or peanut sauce in your lontong basah & lontong kering.. Welcome to my hometown! 😘

[@otaimaksimaify]

Bos memang mantap boleh cakap nihongo

[@yusukefuuma08]

Kan…..sronok dgr

[@shina8767]

Nihon 😄

[@izzathassan4475]

Actually the dish with the ayam rendang is called lontong kering in johor.. it is the combination of compressed rice, peanut sauce, ayam rendang, serunding(coconut), sambal, and sayur goreng(vegetables)

[@AdibIzuddin]

ngences aku tengok ichang dan jimmy makannn! now i miss

[@afiazreen7995]

I chang and jimmy bring happines to malaysian youtube fan..to show how beautiful malaysia is.

[@daffodilstang5292]

Wah! My favorites lontong n mee rebus! Definitely on my lists of food to binge when l am back home. Calamansi limes are so fragrant n goes with all kinds of food, Chinese, malay n Indian food. Also a great thirst quenchers all year round.

[@rozlinahkasran4017]

Love to watch both of you review each food.. interesting and enjoyful..keep reviewing and stay healthy ichang n jimmy..🙏👍🤗🥰😋💞

[@mohdfakhrurrazimail5162]

iChang and Jimmy are showing their gangsta side here by wearing white coloured shirt while eating kuah-based dishes. Salute 🫡

[@mirzayusup4508]

You guys should go to Sultan Ibrahim Stadium (SSI) at Iskandar Puteri and see the players of JDT. Go and feel the greatest stadium in Malaysia ❤❤❤

[@elamine9094]

I also prefer normal rice to compressed rice on certain dishes. Like on this dish the compressed rice feels like it cannot mix well with the other ingredient.

[@farahibrahim2853]

Go to district of pontian,johor to try burasak(another version of compressed rice)that is served with asam pedas ikan parang or ayam masak ungkep,lepat luwi(like lemang).its just that these 2 food is wrapped in banana leaf.

[@itzmeashura5478]

What i known about johor food was mee bandung udang👍 , taste same like that speggeti noodle u eat

[@enizahafiz2039]

Don't forget to try air Katira, pisang goreng dip with sambal kicap, asam pedas johor, nasi beriyani gam, sup kambing, nasi 40 hari, sate for breakfast (muar area mostly), burasak, pais and many more.

[@melzerin9825]

Wow pandai berbahasa melayu sudah hehe tq.. I'm first view and comment

[@fareastanwar7885]

try Mee bandung and Beriani Gam.. popular at johor ...and i think laksa johor use spaghetti ...

[@daffodilstang5292]

Must visit n recommend this particular restaurant to my Sporean friends.

[@o.k7901]

You guys always make me drool with your videos😭😭😭

[@leeray7390]

If you can handle spicy food.. try botok-botok, fish with spices paste wrap in ulam leaves a true johor traditional dish.

[@devilcodez77]

don't forget to go out at night to find food, u will find a different between morning and night food, it's like different world👍🏻😍

[@BC128]

Wow I didn't know there is something like this in Johor! I think Kacang Pool is probably inspired or something similar to Shashuka that serves with Pita bread. I would love to try this with the thick toast!

[@manalittlesis]

Ichang so energetic.

[@johnsonlee5677]

I'm KL also people selling these mango.i likes it so much.thank for supporting them.

[@muhamadekbarsenin721]

what u have with yellowish gravy is lontong basah (wet) & with the ayam rendang is lontong kering (dry) both dishes have compressed rise (lontong), kuah kacang (gravy nut), serunding kelapa & sambal ikan bilis.

[@richardchin1621]

I love Jimmy and I chang to watch tube videos interested in Malaysia culture of food.🌟🌟💙☺️

[@JD-ff9mc]

Look delicious kacang pool 😋😊,,, lontong all places almost same only the sambal taste make it different the taste... 👌 make more videos both of you guys...

[@ellaefendi99]

Hi IChang, Jimmy! Masih kat johor ke tu? Take care ❤️

[@dygsuzana]

Thanks for the video Ichang & Jimmy. This restaurant will be in my list if i visit JB.

[@knr9745]

Woah even little kids already have boss belanja generosity. 🤗🤗

[@mohdhuzairirusli]

Ichang n jimmy, for your info every state has their own style of food and recipe.. Explore all states in Malaysia and you will enjoy it!!!

[@azfarsyahirrosman5995]

Since you are in Johor, please come to Muar, you should try Asam Pedas, Mee Bandung, Nasi Ambeng, Laksa Johor

[@cocoavanilla1998]

Snacks : Mee Siput

[@twitteringothers5059]

Kacang Pool. One of my favourite food. And that lontong looked absolutely delicious.

[@ronniechew6566]

Kacang pool in Johore looks much better than the one we have here in Penang which is only available at one place I could find. Portions of kacang pool itself here is so much smaller while they provided two thick pieces of bread which makes it insufficient. The rest of it I have have yet to find here. I should go to Johore one day to eat 😋

[@kuaitomboblo]

Only Malaysians would travel hundreds of miles across half a dozen states just to eat! mesti try bro!

[@memoryla]

come johor pls to eat kacang pool , you wont be regret!

[@ronniechew6566]

@@memoryla It's kinda far from Penang to Johore 🤣 My travel areas are mostly from Pg to Ipoh on the way to KL and up north to SP and Gurun. Kelantan is a place I want to go but like Johore, family not interested to go sadly 😥

[@ronniechew6566]

@@kuaitomboblo Mesti try but very far to travel la bro

[@johanadam5309]

@@ronniechew6566 there’re direct flights frm Penang to JB bro😂

[@bellbella3948]

16:44-16:55 i was laughing really hard here😂🤣iChang’s “mama kauma?” Very innocent and cute!

[@ZamaniSahudi]

their kacang pool is the best! you can never get the same like that anywhere!

[@unwordunword6083]

For breakfast..go to hutan bandar in jb...u can try best roti jala

[@lovelyrosevlog8927]

from Johor fly to Kuching,Sarawak... we have kolok mee, laksa sarawak, linut, and many more..

[@iera09]

I think those boys are not related to anyone in the restaurant..they might be from somewhere near that area. When you asked them where is their mother they said "kat umah" is the short form for kat rumah= at house

[@naofreehito]

Crying inside cos you went to a place near my house but I'm in Singapore for work TT So admirable how iChang puts a lot of thought to analyse all the flavours in every dish! Hope to have the fate to meet you and Jimmy one day, like how I met Aki san in KL!

[@nurulainabdrahman7123]

Welcome to Johor..In Johor you should try mee bandung muar and nasi beriani mohd shah batu pahat

[@sjadetang]

There are 13 States in Malaysia. Food from every state is different.

[@b3gau5t3n]

you came to my hometown...hope you had wonderful time here...☺️☺️☺️

[@norsalamahyusop1609]

Please come to Tangkak and Muar. You can eat mee bandung muar, rojak petis,mee siput. You also can come to Sawaring near Tangkak. Its a padi field or rice field.

[@dewimasayusugindi2000]

Welcome to JOHOR, my home town. I enjoy this video so much, thank you for sharing n looking forward to more videos of Johor food.