AMERICAN FAMILY EXPLORE MALAYSIAN STREET FOOD & EXOTIC DELIGHTS | $15 Street Food Challenge

[@blardymunggas6884]

You both are great parents for exposing your children to so many different food culture. They will grow up to be great adults and they will be able to adapt and enjoy what the world has to offer. Great job☺️👍🏻

[@evamelinda9206]

Agree and they teach their children to share foods too

[@bennyng15]

Good job!!! It makes me wonder how you get your kids to try different kinds of food

[@blardymunggas6884]

@@bennyng15 easy when you expose your kids to various foods when they are below the age of 5 years. They will be able to eat things they have been exposed too when they grow up later. Most kids who only eats what their parents dare to eat will grow up very weak. God in the bible and I believe the Quran said he created all plants and animals as food source and the consume it without greed and wastage.

[@dooms8870]

Your kids gonna grow up with better world view than most through the food u guys eat all over. Keep at it guys love Ur vids.

[@carolenoman2226]

Your children are getting the finest education possible with these travels. What incredible memories they will grow up with. I find your videos to be utterly delightful.

[@n9bi-k9z]

Granite is such a good food commentator

[@p4n23r]

He develop a good taste buds too.

[@mybabylokey]

I'm incredibly impressed with you guys. This is the first time I've seen foreigners who are not of Asian origins who would try those ingredients in the duck noodle. Hope you enjoy your holiday in Malaysia and eat more good food!

[@ItsMeLah]

Beautiful food adventures from a beautiful family. Hope you've enjoyed your time so far in Malaysia.. we'd love to see more of your adventures and food exploration of our beloved country 🇲🇾 .. hope you'll stay longer for all of us 😅

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you! Will do!

[@kianming88]

You have such a lovely family, and your children are so well behaving and open-minded to try so many range of food... usually children are so fussy with foods

[@MorendraNodi]

I was in Malaysia last year traveling KL, Cameron Highlands, and Ipoh! It was soo amazing. Food is exceptionally cheap in Malaysia so eat with all your heart's content!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank u for this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in Melaka.

[@ninahelen23]

I love this family. Kids are amazing. Forest such a cute and smart.

[@Flyboy_]

I love how open both Granite and Cedar are to trying new foods in every country. They definitely got it from good parenting to be respectful and curious. So wonderful to watch. How old are they may I ask?

[@Ps67916]

Beautiful family and your kids are so cute and they not picky about food. Forest is adorable. Greetings from Florida ❤

[@hiyukelavie2396]

Honestly the kids are great and they add a lot of the videos, well done you

[@angahfaqhroul]

Respect to you & family because all of you didn’t afraid to try new thing..that’s will be expensive experience to remember..

[@S.F.H.Z]

Your kids brings smile to my face. I’m Malaysian and yet I’m not very adventurous liked your kids. Great job parents !

[@cheryll8008]

It's a good way to show your kids the world and have them experience everything

[@fzuma]

Great food reviews! I've been to Malacca but didn't even know about the food you introduced. Thanks for sharing.

[@suplolok8873]

Dont worry about the mess. Most importantly you all enjoy the foods. Beautiful family❤ enjoy your trip

[@estherfoo4116]

I am always wanting to stretch my ears to listen to yr kids’ explanation, so pure & delicately explained ❤👏

[@limlianhui9462]

28:56 Gula Melaka is palm sugar, tastes like molasses but more fragrant and flavourful. They sell it in small cylinders (traditionally it is collected in bamboo segments and left to dry out and set, hence the shape and you can cut or chop it up to the size you want, or if you want it like sugar granules you take a small knife and stand it in a plate or dish and scrape the side until you have the amount you want- collect the granules that fall off in the dish.

[@lxmultichannel]

This childrens are so well manner and thank you for visiting Malacca Malaysia, May God always keep this great beautiful family safe, take care

[@mstammyn]

Wow, you went to all my favourite places to eat in Melaka! Glad that your family is very adventurous to try all the food! 🥰🥰

[@limlianhui9462]

23:26 There is soursop (Belimbing/Durian Belanda/Dutch Durian) in the sauce-it’s a sweet-sour fruit, very soft and fragrant when ripe. This would be the Nyonya version of satay.

[@henrywasabi]

Good morning! 😊deep fried yam/taro bbq pork ball/puff and steamed mushroom sticky rice wrap with banana leaf is my favorite breakfast or tea time food. Glad that you enjoy them.

[@thrifexplorer]

Kudos for trying it out! Pig intestine soup is another one which is interesting, but mostly a home-cooked recipe instead of being sold

[@mybabylokey]

There's a famous pork intestine pepper soup place in KL. It's called Ah Heng Food Corner located right off Jalan Raja Laut.

[@thrifexplorer]

@@mybabylokey Good find!

[@birdseyeview219]

Kudos to the both of you for taking such a big step for your family and yourselves.Not many parents have the "bottle" to do what you have done.I like the idea of educating your children as you move from country to country experiencing new cultures along the way.This is an opportunity for the children to widen their horizons.❤

[@funnydiecast664]

If you’re still in Malacca, please try Restaurant Ban Lee Siang for their sticks of meat or tofu in a big pot of satay peanut sauce. That’s the best restaurant I ever been to in Malacca!

[@pooopyful]

I'm Chinese and my kids grew up in HK - however your kids are more food adventurous than my kids. Love watching your kids trying everything.

[@limlianhui9462]

9:55 glutinous rice is a Lotus leaf-very classic. Now most places just serve it in the disposable aluminium dishes with a foil cover.

[@alanadventures3344]

U hv such wonderful family and i think they will make excellent vloggers like u . Good job. Keep it togather❤

[@SavingAmerica]

Happy Father’s Day My BagsPackedDad😂😂😂 From USA❤❤❤ FLORIDA

[@andresloft]

After eating the meat off the satay stick/skewer, you can use it poke the rice (that’s why they are normally bite size) and the cucumber and the onion to dip into the peanut sauce. Some places may give you a big chuck of the rice, but they are actually kinda cut/separated into small bites and you can break it

[@ericleonardiliong688]

Your kids are awesome. I dont even dare to eat pig ears let alone intestines. BRAVO!

[@yikesmayfieldbyers6371]

you should visit the Portuguese Settlement. its absolutely beautiful when it's Christmas

[@tenga3tango]

A good way to introduce your young kids to multiculturalism and very remote Asian cultures.

[@cheez369]

KZbin algorithm recommended your videos 👍🏼 I believe your kids will develop into fantastic characters. You guys are such awesome parents. There’s a Chinese saying, it’s better to walk thousand miles than reading thousand books. Your kids are going to benefit so much from the experience. 🙏🏼 god bless

[@engni]

Wow.... is truly amazing how you raise your kids with so enriching lifestyle with so much exposure as they will learn from school. Is madam on a vegetarian diet and she is very beautiful, Lovely kids

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you so much! Yes, Kelly is on a vegetarian diet. :-)

[@kelvgan]

Really affordable dim sum treats. Looks delicious. Suck noodles and side dish intestines must be delicious. Go keep exploring more local foods

[@keraslunak7044]

love it guys! keep update!

[@MrAsian30]

The kids are smart.❤

[@Will_Fong]

Hope u tried the Durian Puff, its very famous and super addictive, u cant have enough of em.

[@lizzy9975]

I went to Putu Piring today. I have no words! I got five. I have one left. I'm tempted to go back and get more tomorrow! They are just sunshine on earth. ❤

[@BagsPackedFamily]

🎉🎉🎉 You’re so lucky!! Have one for us 🙌

[@Notsosmartyetnotsostupid]

One of the most adventurous American families!

[@QDPenguin]

reminds me of my good old childhood days where I ate many different foods for the first time with my family

[@Maya-sv1pz]

your family is very cultured. love it

[@kwgallery]

Great life teaching! Enjoying in the same time

[@Evergreen11612]

Nice I like the content.. family trip..very enjoy moment .. god bless your family .. 👍🙏😻

[@bethlef5168]

So fun to watch!!

[@carolyngregory9354]

Wow, those coconut desserts looked yummy.

[@xrc5540]

My daughter refuses to try dim sum, your kids are so adventurous.

[@mariazaldarriaga8177]

Love love this kids and parenting really nice 😘

[@danialmuhamad9910]

U should try the authentic malay kampung sate...u will be blown away the best meat on a stick for sure

[@limlianhui9462]

36:25 Putu Piring is my favourite dessert! It’s fantastic!

[@gracera3551]

Hey beautiful family nice to see you again.🥰🥰

[@cjzuz1513]

I just found this channel and its good!

[@janetkhoo5810]

I love how yr kids taste n then describe the food they tried..they r so special 👍

[@clementtan6075]

Your videos are great, please keep going and eat more of it😆 Glad your family enjoyed the food in Malaysia. Love your family!

[@IJustWatchVideos99x]

Are you guys still teachers or full time youtubers now!? Another great video ❤

[@Jtsh706]

Children adventurous in trying the food especially at the duck noodles shop.

[@Kuching001]

Nice experience, good family. Happy Father's Day. Do come to Kuching, Sarawak, East Malaysia. Many historical places to see, was occupied by Rajah Brooke in the 1800s. Queen Elizabeth II came here twice.

[@jerrypena3896]

Thank you for visiting Philippines, I love your family ❤️

[@angelasofia7726]

Fascinating food tour!

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you 🎉

[@ellynaali9007]

welcome to Malaysia.. have fun and pls enjoy everything in thsi country- the people, our culture, our food and many more

[@cyeung5173]

Nice.Thankyou

[@SparkzMxzXZ]

Granite’s food descriptions are so lovely to listen to 🥹

[@Ida_crocker]

Interesting family. Love your vlogs. Can you give some tips on traveling with kids? The fruity taste in the peanut sauce might be lemon grass or galangal. Love from Kuching Sarawak ❤

[@Tony_Baloney_69420]

I like how you named your kids Granite and Cedar.

[@jimmihendrixhendrix9575]

Good content keep up the good work.

[@armanmohd8032]

Ohh..u miss the r n r...ur and ur children will love it...

[@Xeno_of_Luyten]

Forest is such a pro at knowing when the video is about to end. In a way he is the director, because I bet if he is gonna get really grumpy, filming has to get cut short 😅

[@yong.rafidah]

nice review from the kids.. like pro... great family

[@jjcj9413]

I love the Xiao Mai 👉 小麦 from Dim Sum when I was a kid love to eat them ❤

[@birdseyeview219]

Your children are surprisingly very broad minded and are willing to try different parts of the pig.Well done for bringing up your children this way.

[@kohjunkee3309]

Great parents..cute amazing kids.. forest is so cute..great food adventures..kids will remember forever

[@fauzo]

dude u're an amazing dad..ur children prolly dun know it yet..hopefully someday when they grown up they will realise it.. Much love from Singapore

[@chrisgaara1988]

Lovely to have your family try so many interesting food items. Hope u do drop by ipoh for a food adventure

[@3raLC]

Yumm... watching your YT video made me wanna make a trip to Melaka. By the way, Kelly is right about the Satay peanut sauce with a fruity flavour. It is one of the 2 places that boils pineapple with their peanut sauce :)

[@nurulfatinfatin2780]

Hi welcome and Enjoy as much of your time in Melaka but don’t forget to add kampung morten in the list cus it’s a must visit place in Melaka .😊✨✨✨love watching your adventures awesome family ❤❤

[@Cik_Siput.Luar_Biasa]

mixing chilli oil into the peanut sauce or any dishes is very wild for someone who didn’t eat spice😅

[@BScooL12]

I’m pleasantly surprised & impressed by how accepting the children are at accepting food they’ve never even imagined, exposed to, foreign & different. Recalling how I first had my own culture’s food, the intestines, belly etc i was mostly scared & disgusted by it until i got used to it (I was abt 8-10, sorry), until my dad explained & showed me how they cooked & cleaned them.

[@kbl5007]

the weather is too hot, I think u may enjoy Genting or Cameron Highland

[@MONBHOT]

Love you guys ❤️

[@nelc9824]

I was like 😮 knowing the leaf wrapped glutinous rice dish had pork in it!!!! It's a classic dim sum dish

[@BagsPackedFamily]

It’s always a mystery when it’s our first time trying it!! 🙃

[@nelc9824]

Yes, I have tried a lot of dishes in Asia for the 1st time and I'm East Asian. The fun part, tasting dishes for the 1st time. 😊 Glutinous rice is super yummy. I have missed a lot of your videos in Asia 😢 I'm going through the older ones now. 👍your children are so well mannered with a great sense of humour. A fantastic family. I love your videos and missing you all in Asia❤

[@nilsmada]

Sad that Kelly didn't have a proper lotus leaf rice (vegetarian) because most lotus leaf rice are with meat (chicken or pork). In fact, you should always tell the staff that you're looking for some vegetarian dishes, otherwise they will assume all of you will eat some amount of meat. Especially when ordering Dim Sum items.

[@vernongeralddanielsmuizz6878]

It's.. called putu piring..that steamy hot with rice flour, coconut shaving and palm sugar..(gula melaka)

[@KeithHiew]

Nice video 👍🏻

[@rifleorcagames]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vernongeralddanielsmuizz6878]

I think the chicken roasted red is called chicken tandoori here in Malaysia and that which you dip in that looked like mayonnaise..l think is a kind of yogurt..

[@awesomepeople1402]

Thanks for sharing..you guys are so lucky for being here in malaysia..Yeah..lot of foods everyway.If you go to pinang you will fine more food.

[@zelinkow]

the fruity taste you get in the peanut sauce may because of a fruit we called belimbing buluh, it brings a little fruity and a little sour hint to the sauce to highlight the other flavour in the sauce

[@zelinkow]

the satay

[@mariazaldarriaga8177]

Kids are open minded in the food 😘

[@david_Godlovesyou]

Try Ming Court and Canning Dim Sum in Ipoh. It is the best.

[@luciaphan2258]

I am a big fans of Forest!!!

[@mellyremy9292]

Wow great family☺️☺️☺️.. Hye from sarawak.. Come to sarawak bos..that many food delicious you must like👍👍

[@LonePhilosophers]

That sticky rice with banana leaf wrapped is delicious, especially the Foo chow version from Sibu, Sarawak. Also Sio Bee is superior version of typical dim sum and it's also Foo Chow version. I'm not Chinese but Foo chow food is the best. Even Kampua noodle 🤤 I recommend go to Sarawak for more tasty chinese food.

[@虎虎-t7r]

i like bbq marinated pork intestines, it is crispy and with less oil!!!

[@cycg1935]

Wow, you guys are braver than me. I'm local and i've never dared try pig ears 😛 Btw, next time u can ask the food sellers if there's any vegetarian options; either they have it or they can offer to not add meat to the dish or ask if you'd like to plate/pack separate from the meat. If they didn't ask for the last, you can ask them to do so. Vegan is common in Malaysia so your request won't sound weird.

[@masterderr2451]

TERBAIKKKK👍👍

[@RajeshRavindranathan]

half the Malaysians wont know what Gula Melaka is perhaps, you guys are doing great !!!

[@Lah_Fikry88]

If you still in melaka, I would like to suggest to you to eat; 1. kuih keria melaka antarabangsa 2. asam pedas with rice 3. atlantic nyonya