Tourists don't come here! 🇲🇾 Exploring Kuala Lumpur's lesser known neighbour

[@herihazril]

Congratulations bro to hit 1k subs... Keep it up mate...

[@cworldwanderer]

Thank you my friend, appreciate it. Plenty more videos to come 🙌

[@Arnold_X3]

What a stunning opening shot! This place is as beautiful as the Taj Mahal... With the reflections and all

[@cworldwanderer]

Yes beautiful isn't it, shame I didn't get to go inside. It was very impressive, the park and lake next to it were great as well

[@hafizhassan9786]

CEMPEDAK is not exactly Jackfruit which is in Malay called as NANGKA. However both from the same family of fruit Moracea in Latin. The outer shape NANGKA is longer oval compared to CEMPEDAK more rounded. NANGKA is more rubbery compared to CEMPEDAK gooey. We don’t do fried NANGKA as fried CEMPEDAK. And cempedak madu (Honey Cempedak) is a type of Cempedak with more expensive price. Another type of jackfruit is called TARAP which only grow in Borneo especially Sabah.

[@cworldwanderer]

Thank you for the explanation, yeah was a stronger taste than jackfruit. Not tasted anything like it before, I love trying all the fruits we don't get in Europe

[@Yasin_Affandi]

The mosque in Shah Alam is really beautiful.

[@cworldwanderer]

Stunning isn't it, the park and area around the Masjid is beautiful as well

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@cworldwanderer Yes, beautiful. 😀

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@cworldwanderer Be sure to check the street food at bazaar around Malaysia during the fasting month of Ramadan. 😀

[@chrobb99]

Cempedak madu - the breed of the cempedak (super sweet), not that they put honey in it. First time I've seen Shah Alam Malays cant communicate in English that are not sek mandi lanjey.

[@cworldwanderer]

Ahh thanks, it was super sweet so wasn't sure

[@nevillelongbottom106]

if you save those cempedak seeds, you can boil them and eat the inside of it. It tastes a bit like a nut, with a texture of dry mash potato.

[@cworldwanderer]

No way, that sounds interesting. When the fruit is young is it like jackfruit, soft and edible seeds?

[@nevillelongbottom106]

@@cworldwanderer I don't understand what you're asking. But I was referring to the seeds from the cempedak you just ate. You can keep those and boil them to eat it if you want. Cempedak is usually eaten only when its ripe. Young unripen jackfruit can be cooked to make a vegan meat replacement thing.

[@cworldwanderer]

Yeah sorry that's what I was asking, if you can use unripened Cempedak the same as jackfruit

[@nevillelongbottom106]

@@cworldwanderer you probably could. But I've never seen anyone eat them when they're not ripe.

[@96Adni]

youtube recommended your video to meee !! very coolll and yes Shah Alam is my hometown. have a good time here!

[@cworldwanderer]

Nice! I had a great time in your hometown, the people I met there were all lovely 🫶

[@techdipbest]

he said he dunno what u want... 😂

[@cworldwanderer]

I know I pronounced it wrong but I must of asked him over five times for Cempedak lol guessed it didn't help I asked for a portion in Bahasa Indonesia as well 😅

[@techdipbest]

get the cruise... its pretty chill on that lake 😊😊

[@cworldwanderer]

That sounds nice, there was no one around when I was there

[@irishque]

Shah alam isnt in kl but d capital city for d state of selangor..kl is federal territory meaning its administered by federal govt eventhough its located within selangor boundary..anyway good tht u explored otr places in malaysia

[@cworldwanderer]

Thank you, yeah I've enjoyed everywhere I've been in Malaysia. It's good to city the local life 🫶

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Shah alam. The capital of selangor.

[@cworldwanderer]

🙌 great people in Shah Alam, shame the weather was bad I would of gone to Klang as well