Tribal People Try Malaysian Dishes For The First Time

[@Reactistan]

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[@ninafadzil3841]

it's just the beginning of the video and the uncle was like "Alhamdulillah i'm so happy you are serving me royal food today." and i feel like crying. that means we're so lucky that we can eat nasi lemak everyday.alhamdulillah.

[@beezlegacy]

​@@awakenedspirit7947 such a twisted interpretation

[@itzael7246]

our country is bless because we could grow and harvest meany diffrent food

[@mohdsyazrin1460]

​@@awakenedspirit7947 because nasi lemak just everyday food but to them, it is a royal food.

[@boleyn8463]

@@awakenedspirit7947it means being GRATEFUL to have food at table. smh twisted white minds.

[@lils.27]

@@awakenedspirit7947 Weird take but whatever makes you sleep better at night then, I guess.

[@bigkahunaburger3416]

Malaysian Nasi lemak is the best food, greetings from indonesia❤

[@levvo777]

Thanks brother 👍🏻

[@karigulai4457]

Terima kasih sbb memuji dan tak memburukkan Malaysia..

[@alexx_93]

terima kasih..ayam geprek juga sedap

[@samandiaanjir]

We love Indonesian food as well like bakso and rendang by Indonesian

[@anything3894]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤢🤢🤮

[@master__oogway]

That elderly man was so wholesome. He thought nasi lemak was a royal dish. Probably because they don’t eat as heavy as us for breakfast

[@namikazelevi]

Nah, that's because the portion they give them is too much😅. Normal Nasi Lemak tepi jalan kecik je

[@adrianaslund8605]

It also looks extremely elegant on the plate.

[@lolala865]

No we have heavy breakfast in Pakistan aswell! Its just they are giving the respect to food!

[@muhammadizzatmohdsani3041]

😂 I laughed at Mustafa's honest review on roti Jala "They made ths roti like a net to trap people"

[@Acalmujannahmalaysia]

It's mean grandpa like it?🙃

[@arjelarshed]

I bet rasa roti dan kari dia totally different dari versi asal Malaysia punya haha

[@gray-fox6789]

Well, Jala meaning is a trap too 🤣🤣🤣

[@lifeisrandom4400]

Uncle Mustafa wise man😊😊

[@shafiqhirzie4139]

Uncle Mustafa is very jujur (honest), i like it! XD

[@carolinecaro6327]

'Roti should not be insulted like this'. I'm dying laughing right now!

[@NortonCommander313]

That man is funny indeed. Love him

[@Dxco31]

that's because pakistani took roti seriously and eat them everyday

[@SamsungSamsung-hw2vd]

@@Dxco31 so they are from Pakistan???

[@nazriyusof3923]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ikyansabitah3311]

If you feed me such roti I will break up our friendship. LoL

[@fieonshakespearenut]

I love how Mustafa is an equal opportunity critic of various cuisines. He's very honest. But the roti looked great! He likes what he likes....

[@yumyuen4673]

no cuisines is safe from Mustafa.

[@zebimicio5204]

@@yumyuen4673 and we loved him because of it!

[@miragebangbravern]

Finally nice to see my neighbouring country be featured on the channel coming from me, a Bruneian

[@alexx_93]

terima kasih

[@yumyuen4673]

can't wait to see they eat ambuyat and nasi katok

[@mohdtaradik8746]

Malaysia Brunei saudara serumpun. Majoriti makanan adalah sama.. Cuma beza sikit2 saja.. Rasanya yg mereka cuba itu semua ada di Brunei.. :) Nasi Lemak Teh Tarik Roti Jala..

[@MakKauijo87]

Is this your chanel?

[@miragebangbravern]

@@MakKauijo87 No?

[@nCode1]

Nasi lemak is not meant to be eaten one by one. Everything should be mixed in one bite. Rice, pinch a bit of anything you like. Different mix gives different taste, feel and texture but rice and sambal is a must in every bite.

[@zaki-pq1ps]

I never see nasi lemak presentation as fit for king, but after second thought mustafa quite correct😂

[@ahmadrizal4517]

Bg die hidangan tesebut terlalu mewah..

[@MrDantevergil90]

@@ahmadrizal4517 bila pikir2 balik mmg nmpk macam makanan raja hidangan dia. 🤣

[@messeduplad]

Mereka sangat bersederhana termasuk bab makanan. Roti kosong dengan sedikit cicahan pun cukup buat tenaga mereka untuk bekerja seharian. Yang selalu kita tengok makanan istimewa mereka kambing golek semua tu pun mereka bukan selalu makan, hanya pada keraian, hari perayaan atau lain2, atau orang berada. Kita punya sarapan nasi lemak sahaja dah bertimbun lauk dalam tu ada ayam ada ikan nasi.. sangat mewah bagi mereka. Syukur

[@hambayangesa9288]

So maksud nya kita tak bersyukur. Klau kita brsyukur pda stiap prkara , kita akan rsa bnda tu trlampau mewah buat kita wlaupun hnya nasi kosong brlauk kan kicap.

[@bench9967]

@@hambayangesa9288Maksud nya memang makanan macam ni makanan untuk di raja je. Beza dia diorang masih dengan tradisi dahulu. Nasi lemak pada awalnya takda pun ayam goreng salut tepung. Yang ada cuma Nasi santan, kangkung celur, sambal ikan bilis. Sekarang je di moden kan

[@sawaalbino]

I'm a malaysian. There is no such thing as bitter teh tarik. They are sweet as hell. We usually use condensed milk. And yes, jala means net. Roti jala = net roti 😅

[@denganituingatlahdia8867]

Someone needs to send susu pekat to them so they can taste the real teh tarik😂😂😂

[@_____honeyBee]

Net or trap 😅😂

[@DrMrJaHRaKaL]

and to trap people...hahahahaha

[@asakithenovice]

They probably make Teh tarik C. Never I got teh tarik that is bitter

[@zamiryusof8239]

Kurang manis pun manis lagi kalau dekat kedai mamak. Tak tau mana depa dapat yg pahit punya

[@mohdfaizal7332]

much love from malaysia...thank you for reviewing our food....hope you all like it...❤❤

[@farahnajihah567]

Yeay malaysia 🇲🇾!! Terima kasih kerana mencuba makanan dari negara kami. ❤

[@longtiger1297]

Ini makanan Indonesia dong buka MALANGSIA

[@新炒饭]

​@@longtiger1297 kat situ dh tulis Malaysia kau buta ke??

[@aisyaqistina9314]

@@longtiger1297 HAHAHA done claim eh

[@arcticwolf3280]

​@@longtiger1297 so this is indonesia culture? Spitting bad words in every comments? Greetings.

[@norasiah4794]

​@@longtiger1297palabapakkau malangsia

[@kfdini3171]

I'm from Indonesia n I like nasi lemak more than Indonesian Nasi Uduk. Teh tarik...i also love it so much.

[@Banom7a]

i agreed, even the Batam's Nasi Lemak is still my preferences over Nasi Uduk lol

[@kfdini3171]

@@Banom7a that's right...the first time I tried Nasi Lemak is in Batam, Like a must for breakfast 😄

[@nasirramli3601]

@@Banom7a nasi lemak from jawa indonnesia... Done Claim Wkwkw 😂🤣

[@EvelynMint]

@@nasirramli3601 Please keep the comment section respectful. This is so unnecessary.

[@godskillingmachine9625]

Dude, both of us r opposite 😂 I'm Malaysian & I prefer indo food 😋😋😋

[@aaimn6096]

"May god prevent me from lying, but i don’t care about the roti" got me laughing 🤣

[@MsGebuGebas]

Thank you for trying Malaysian food! Never heard anyone compare it to malaria 😅 Also his opinion on Mahathir might not be so popular in Malaysia. At least not in the past few years 😅 I’m also surprised the teh tarik isn’t sweet, it’s usually too sweet that you have to request the shop for the less sweet version.

[@SangJebatAdilBakti94]

Mahathir 22 years as PM = 👍 Mahathir after joining opposition = 😪😪

[@wukuimimug7673]

Face it, Mahathir is a great PM for 22 years. Driving the country into an industrialised nation and bringing forth the country into other nation's eyes. Not everyone is perfect and let's look at the bright side. Ok?

[@blessphemy]

Mahathir is still good. However its just time to change, new thinker, that what malaysia need. You cannot advance with old thinking. However for me personally he is still a gem's, but the type that can't shine anymore. Im thinking thier teh tarik is instant probably, unless they have someone skilled that can make it and "tarik" it closeby, which unlikely unless they are in Malaysia. So i think they didn't even tasted the real thing. I mean real teh tarik vs instant teh tarik are so different.

[@norasimahrahman2912]

​@@blessphemy but still, no one gives brilliant ideas like him...

[@blessphemy]

@@norasimahrahman2912 i just want to give impression that, is not that people don't support him anymore, it's just that even people who do support him think he should rest already. I just want to point that out, i dont want this channel change into political debate though. So that's, that.

[@mohamadzaid1205]

Salam to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. From Malaysia 🇲🇾 with love ❤.

[@angie_renn]

Salam from Malaysia ❤️ good to know our dishes are finally here! The roti jala is made kinda bland since it should be eaten with the curry and teh tarik should be sweet with a little bit bitter flavour of the tea. I can confirm that almost all teh tarik is just too sweet in Malaysia 😅 Also Mehboob, Manzoor and Mama Mustafa pronunciation is on point 🥹❤️

[@faristont4561]

Original roti jala is eaten with sweet sauce, not curry.

[@fredwick6051]

Our milk tea is also too sweet in Pakistan

[@angie_renn]

@@faristont4561 no such original or what. It's eaten with curry or with any other options.

[@ladboii2901]

​@@faristont4561 original? What original 😂

[@hijustacommenter10yearsand]

@@faristont4561 Bang makan roti jala dengan jem ka😂

[@pomesky4997]

Eid Mubarak to everyone and thanks for trying my traditional food

[@aniesothman8238]

Usually we, Malaysian🇲🇾 use 'Jumpa lagi/See you again' instead 'Selamat Tinggal/Good bye'. We prefer to see you again rather than leave you😄 BTW thank you for trying our dishes. Hope all of you can come to my country

[@sayaanakbaba8216]

selamat tinggal 😂😂 hahahahah

[@SiPakRubah]

X pon kita pakai dua² tu skaligus, kan senang

[@ijum]

Selamat jalan..... Romeo!

[@Ash-c2d]

im a singaporean (apa nak buat, tuhan takdir saya beranak kat singapore). but my dad and brothers (like blood) are malaysians. orang malaysia lain lah. they are big hearted and wholesome. that is such a beautiful way of saying it.

[@najmiz7246]

Would love to have our brothers in our country Malaysia.

[@amatullah_aishah]

Thank you for featuring Malaysian food, I'm Malay from Singapore 🇸🇬. I think some of the facts presented should be fact - check by locals subscribers perhaps, since you've a global audiences including myself. Love this video, do more of it please. The reaction of this tribal people are priceless, and pure it isn't fake, and love their honest comment. Eid Mubarak, to my Muslim families all over the world.

[@SiPakRubah]

For me, the only thing that's annoys me is that Roti Jala is served during Eid only, which I never actually saw anyone served that other than Ketupat and Rendang, or even Lontong with kuah kacang for the Southern and Singaporean gang

[@applehead7942]

@@SiPakRubah my mom used to do it for raya tho and we dont cook rendang nor ketupat 😂 we got sick of eating it at every single house lmao

[@aisyahazzahrah446]

@@applehead7942 same! My family cooks meatballs and soto on Eid 😂

[@msmagnolia1627]

These guys deserve to get travelling to countries like Malaysia in royal styles.. Would be hilarious😂

[@MrHakuna78]

i agree.. welcome to malaysia

[@My2ndnephew]

Wow, that is the most food I've ever seen Mama eat! The whole crew makes me smile and make me hungry, too!

[@hanifnazri4081]

MALAYSIAN NASI LEMAK AND TEH TARIK IS THE BEST! Malaysia is a food heaven. Love from Australia ❤

[@batsuperman2387]

As a Malaysian, I can confirm that you will get an x-ray vision if you eat Nasi Lemak everyday.

[@asyraaf3437]

I thought you will get diabetes

[@FrostyMoonBlazerSun]

​@@asyraaf3437 diebetes for sure if it was Malaysian Teh Tarik original. But for nasi lemak, u may go obese plus high blood pressure. But it was balanced food if you take it rightly 😂😂 it didnt cause chronic illness unless u take it everyday with exceed portion 😊😂

[@runintheabyss_Z.A]

'Jala' indeed means fish net Uncle.. Eid Mubarak from 'Malaria' 🎉🤣🤣

[@fredwick6051]

We say "Jaal" in Pakistan too....these uncles probably didn't realize. Love from Pakistan❣

[@باعلوي_جمال_الليل]

Dudeeeeeee 😂😂😂😂

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Ku tebarkan jala ikan di pesisir pantai Port Dickson...

[@n.dt07]

😂😂😂

[@faiqsabih3215]

it means the same thing in Pakistan

[@YosSaid]

For Eid, the most top common food Malaysian usually served are Beef or Chicken Rendang with Ketupat(rice cake). But we have 13 states and all serves differently during eid. Oh well, nevertheless thank you for introducing Malaysia food and Eid Mubarak.

[@RealNameNeverUsed]

True. Roti Jala more like Ramadan food but Eid is also welcomed

[@firdaus125]

I'm Pakistani born and raised in Singapore. These dishes are my favourite.

[@21anis]

It's been awhile since i watch Reactistan, thanks for trying Malaysia's food, wish there was Laksa too! Love everyone's reaction ❤

[@minhoney80min4]

Tq for featuring Malaysian food. ❤ 1. Nasi Lemak is considered as national cuisine. The rice is cooked with coconut milk, a bit of salt and various other ingredients like pandan leaves, or/and lemongrass, ginger, fenugreek, bay leaves (daun salam/serai kayu). Often served with sambal, crispy anchovies and peanuts, boiled egg and few slices of cucumber. They usually wrapped with banana leaves. This is the basic nasi lemak, (the healthy and complete one plate meal) but nowaday people always take nasi lemak with all the extra side dish like fried chicken, chicken rendang. So I understand when they were surprised that nasi lemak used to be eaten daily by farmers. The one that they eaten is the one that is popular in Malaysia today, not the one that dubbed as the complete one plate meal that I learned in school. 2. Wow, one man really spot the meaning. Jala is what we called the fish net here. 😂.. Roti Jala often accompanied with chicken/beef curry or chicken kuzi, a sweet stew in Kelantan. I think kuzi is influenced by Middle East stew. The kuzi powder (mixed spice powder) can be bought easily in Kelantan. 3. Teh Tarik is also well known drink in Malaysia. The trademark is the foamy sweet milk tea. This drink is also dubbed as the culprit that contribute Malaysia as the one of the countries in South East Asia that has highest number of diebetic patients. So please drink moderately😅..

[@roserosl553]

During the 70s and 80s, sambal ikan bilis (anchovies sambal) is the actual sambal unlike now. Nowadays people use sambal paste either they grind the anchovies in or just use onions and serve anchovies separately, commonly practiced by the seller to avoid sambal getting rotten easily. The cucumber also replacing older version of ulam which is kangkung celur. And yes, peanuts and full boiled egg.. At least this is how Nasi lemas was served in 70s and 80s.

[@theskies7394]

Teh tarik suppose to be "potong kaki" level 😂 And roti jala usually really soft. That roti jala kind of hard. It is good if the nasi lemak wrapped with banana leaf. Anyway, a big thank you for this appreciation ❤❤

[@ducklin099]

When Mustafa thought nasi lemak is a meal for a king. I almost shed into tear knowing there are people who is unable to eat well and I think I should be grateful I am blessed with proper food on my plate everyday

[@23NorthernSoul]

I was wondering this morning what happened to Reactistan. I haven't seen any videos for a long time. I was worried. I enjoyed seeing all of the people today . I have never had food from Malaysia but it looks good. Maybe some day I can travel

[@scale6873]

Haha, Mama Mustafa refusing to eat the roti because it was shaped like a net had me laughing

[@f4rishavetaken]

'A noob tea maker can't make sure foams in tea.' I dying of laughing at this lines!

[@AoiFazz1304]

Finally Malaysian food. Thank you so much for reviewing my country food. Especially on this Eid Mubarak.

[@TheHothotheatlive]

oh this is so interesting! I've been following Reactistan for years but it never occurred to me they'd try food I was familiar with, since my country (Singapore) is so small! Singapore and Malaysia used to be 1 country and we share a lot of dishes (I literally just had teh tarik and nasi lemak for breakfast today - these are very common dishes here) so this was interesting for me to watch :)

[@muhammada2445]

Stop claiming our dishes ffs

[@TheHothotheatlive]

@@muhammada2445 I knew some childish person would start in the comments 😂that's why I said we used to be 1 country - to emphasise that it's impossible and pointless to try to pinpoint origin. Malaysia is wayyy bigger, so there's a high chance dishes originated from Malaysia, especially Malay dishes like nasi lemak. On the other hand, most of Malaysia was rural and Malay (apart from the West Coast states where races also mingled), while Singapore was the main port of entry/immigration with the highest concentration of Indian, Chinese, Malay and European mingling. So there's an equal chance that dishes with clear multiracial influences (many of which involve pork lard) like chicken rice, fish head curry, hokkien mee, katong laksa, Peranakan dishes, etc were invented in the port city of Malaya (Singapore). I used to live in the UK and I find when we're overseas, Malaysians and Singaporeans tend to just embrace our common identity - we have the same accent, same food, same traditions, same ancestors, and many have grandparents or relatives across the border... Thanks to the historically porous border between both nations, the great great grandchildren of the same guy who invented laksa in Katong (in Singapore) could be Malaysian in 2023, and the great great grandchildren of the same person who invented nasi lemak in Malaysia could be Singaporean now. No point fighting an imaginary war lol.

[@saisamsuri]

@@TheHothotheatlive You NEED to try roti jala (aka roti kirai). Malays usually eat it when we break fast so you could try joining one of your Malay friends next Ramadan. Or I'm sure you can find it in Kampong Glam or something.

[@aldenteh9412]

Fun fact: Nasi Lemak originated in the west coast of the Malay peninsula, mainly from the Malacca Sultanate around the 14th century. This is because the side dishes are common only on the west coast of the Malay peninsula. The dish is later introduced to Singapore by Malay migrants around the 17th century. There is a dish similar to Nasi Lemak, which is the Nasi Uduk from Indonesia. Both dishes look similar but actually only the method of cooking the rice is similar, the side dishes and preparations are completely different. Nasi Uduk does not have the strong taste of Coconut milk, but Nasi Lemak has a strong taste instead. 3 countries serve similar dishes, Indonesia's Nasi Uduk has no relations to Nasi Lemak and consists of chicken meat and green samba with shredded eggl; Malaysia's Nasi Lemak has a strong coconut milk taste and is accompanied by dried anchovies and Red Sambal with hard boiled egg; Singapore's Nasi Lemak consists of the same rice as Malaysia but the side dishes are usually processed food. We enjoy similar food and we feel no difference together. We should maintain a close relationship to one another.

[@TheHothotheatlive]

@@aldenteh9412 interesting, thanks (: in SG nasi lemak is usually served with ikan bilis, egg and sambal, cucumber, peanuts, fried chicken or fried kuning fish, and sometimes otah. Sometimes you can get it with luncheon meat, sotong (squid), etc but that's not very standard

[@AmerRenTravel]

Finally! I've watched all the videos since Covid times. Thank you for reviewing our local foods! Much love from 🇲🇾

[@gingerbread6125]

They said Alhamdulillah for everything,, masyaAllah❤️

[@TheUbihot]

Assalamualaikum to all our brother & sister.... love from Malaysia... here in Malaysia you can eat more and have more then that... May Allah bless all of us.

[@teduzzz]

Nasi lemak without sambal? That is very sacrilegious. The main taste for nasi lemak is the sambal (chili paste).

[@roserosl553]

The actual sambal Nasi Lemak is "Sambal ikan bilis / anchovies sambal".. Sambal in chili paste form is what serve by Warong / stall as it is more economic and separate it anchovies to avoid it getting rotten/ stale too fast. It was even serve with kangkung celur or kangkung goreng (not cucumber) and full boiled egg unlike nowaday.. I grew up in 70s so it so much different then.

[@matali5940]

Localize cara sana la. Ada lebih kurang. Payah dia nk buat sebiji2.

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

They probably couldn't get the sambal. Maybe they can't get it locally?

[@LindaC616]

Eid Mubarak, team!

[@OtakuScandal]

I love how loving they are to a fellow muslim country. Really makes me proud. As a Malaysian, we welcome you to come visit anytime insyaAllah

[@AimYTYT]

always a pleasure to see our culture introduced to them ❤

[@psaag111]

Love that they mentioned Mahathir. So proud of my country. Loved their reactions here :)

[@opocot1386]

Soo many food,,delicious,,tasty,,healthly,,from mlysia.. You mst try,,..laksa,,rendang+lemang,,satay,,nasi kerabu,,nasi minyak,,nasi briani,,n many others..👌👍

[@Kamitube]

Naseeba is always so effortlessly funny 😂

[@rafiqailyas]

Kesian roti jala🤣

[@stinkyman800]

Ma’sya’allah ma’sya’allah. Thank you for giving good reviews about our Malaysian foods. Thank you alhamdulillah. 🇲🇾❤️

[@farahanisyaman9353]

That roti jala looking like a bed decoration comment gave me a giggle fit. My grandma had one too. That bed cover thing crocheted from yellow yarns that looks like lace that people spread on the bed at weddings.

[@amonsokolokohil7907]

...and they still remember Dr. Mahathir. 🤲 Alhamdulillah 🤲

[@Sparklyciouss]

I am so proud with the uncle that knows about Malaysia.. Especially when he talks about Tun Mahathir.. ❤

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

I don't want to talk about the man that never cared about Sabah and Sarawak...

[@ddrebelrehab5883]

What he said about nasi lemak really struck me. For kings. That's for sure. So thank you! I'll always keep it in mind.

[@Khairil.57]

Great to see people from another country admiring our atuk, Mahathir!!❤

[@The-writer-next-door]

Malaysian food looks so good! and i love the old grandpa, he is so sweet

[@RakyatMarhaen594]

The country of the great leader. Tun M is the greatest leader of Malaysia. So proud that he recognised Tun M.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Unfortunately, Mahathir's most recent statement has made almost all Malaysians lose respect towards him!

[@kualarompin589]

Would love to have you guys to come over to Malaysia and try our cuisines. Someone need to make this happen :)

[@rizalmanmustapa-qq7hv]

Sambal hitam belimbing buluh and rendang maman gemencheh

[@gen2poon206]

LoL love this video, MasyaAllah love to seing tribe brothers and sisters. Most Welcome to Malaysia, Asslamualaikum.......

[@neku2741]

I think the problem is not with the food, its with the chef. Who made a bitter teh tarik? Teh Tarik is literally diabetes in a cup.

[@roserosl553]

😂😂 Diabetes in a cup..

[@snowmoon8050]

😂

[@MrTerence1970]

Thanks for tasting Malaysia food. Love your candid comments.

[@akhiizwan2785]

Lots of pakistani People live here. i think if mehboob n friend can come here, they will taste the original Nasi Lemak, Roti Jala, Teh Tarik and Other dishes. surely they are gonna like it. they must try it here. I wish i have lots of money to bring them here and taste it. By the way thank for reviewing our food. honestly, they shoul come and taste it here. hehe...

[@huhucraft]

I really love every comment from them for every video. Original, honest, respectful, and lovely ❤️

[@Reactistan]

❤️❤️❤️

[@EndangHyder]

Selamat sayang ke Malaysia Naseeba & Mehboob!! I am your fan!!

[@realbangau]

Hey thank you for this!!!!!

[@AK-qu5tp]

Roti Jala is NOT cooked for Eid Ul Fitr. It's for a regular day food. Come to Malaysia to experience our wide variety of foods.

[@isaac2163]

roti jala usually eaten during ramadhan, sold at bazaar.

[@myms7375]

To be fair, its rare to see Roti Jala outside Ramadan and Eid Ul Fitr

[@SiPakRubah]

​@@myms7375 Eid ul Fitr is rarer, I never seen anyone served it during the first day lol, other than Ketupat & rendang

[@nsaffini1975]

@@SiPakRubah Maybe not in ur state, but in Kelantan many houses serve Roti Jala on the first day.

[@hawaukau]

7:47 "They are like our brother" indeed. Whoever Malays Malaysian of course indicated as Muslim. We Muslims are brothers or one Ummah who follows our beloved Prophet Muhammad SAW throughout the world.

[@4ty7ven]

Try Peruvian Cuisine. Causa rellena, pollo a la brasa, papá a la huancaina, seco de cordero, seviche, anticuchos, flan, alfajores, picarones etc....

[@romulus_]

lomo saltado and ceviche are incredible. everything I've tried is good. love peruvian food.

[@SangJebatAdilBakti94]

7:41 Yeahh i like Mama Mustafa spirit , Please bring him to visit our country . Dont worry about halal food , you can even get Pakistani food or various cuisine from around the world here . Many youtuber have called our country as *Food Heaven of South East Asia* . InsyaAllah , i we hope one day Reactistan can visit us and making content with them here in 🇲🇾 🇲🇾 ♡ 🇵🇰

[@biladatang5681]

6:30 dang , what an amazing talent .

[@shawnaellcey6970]

A good choice of dishes! I think they wanted traditional roti because the curry was good! But you have to do As the Malaysians do! ❤😂 I think they enjoyed the dishes! 👏👍

[@amnaaqeela8714]

This make me grateful. & Miss the old time , mustafa really bring back the memories & history of people from back that appreciate every & sacrifice to make a better place for future generations

[@aimansyno7322]

0:18 Malaysia the country of Mahatdir

[@fauxvier8519]

They all got such great vibes

[@hollish196]

Try Greek food, please! So many wonderful dishes and I think they would be very popular with everyone here.

[@charlottesphie7037]

Nope. Greek food is tasteless

[@amiruladam2954]

​@@charlottesphie7037 dont disrespect people's food...i bet you also dont like when people say your country's food is tasteless ..

[@archifamy]

idk how this video came up on my feed. but its nice to see people from other parts of the world trying our food. the ones you tried there, is only like 3% of what we have to offer? you got to come over and try yourselves how good our food is. salam

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

Well I wouldn’t say roti jala is a staple for Eid Al Fitr in Malaysia because it is actually more common as breakfast or tea time.

[@miawae1841]

Please make a part 2 , we would love to see these more! ❤❤❤

[@ahmadnajmiroslan]

*Food and music is something that can break our barrier and connect us more ❤❤❤*

[@ZePandarr]

Im Malaysian and I loved the reaction 😂 salam everyone! Been a big fan of your channel and so excited to see you finally trying Malaysian food

[@ziranordin4526]

The "roti shouldn't be insulted like this" really got me 😂

[@Pepperoni249]

Awhh… they’re being very kind and appreciative towards the foods they have had. ❤ Somebody pleaseee bring them all to visit malaysia especially sweet grandpa🥹

[@ozzyosman]

Mahathir, Anwar & Najib are top politicians in Malaysia, famous for different reasons, Najib is still in prison for corruption & money laundering case

[@faristont4561]

Would love them coming here to explore Malaysia. you guys are welcome any time

[@u2sharp]

we need special episode, tour episode. i bet its gonna be as popular as the grand tour. travel to many countries.

[@kairo5146]

I don't know why but Mehboob duo is super fun, I love the two of em and for wisdom, I always watch what Mustafa says.

[@SyarifahSyuhada91]

How grateful they look at Nasi Lemak touch my heart 🥺

[@jollycolours]

Mine too, and I take mine for granted 🥺 We are so blessed. 🙏

[@atanlut1600]

I'm Malaysian.. Thank you brothers & sisters

[@davidemelia6296]

Lots of Malaysia's 'Indian people' are Tamils and speak Tamil language, which is in the Dravidian language family - and Brahui is the only Dravidian language spoken in Pakistan (as far as I know). 🙂

[@fredwick6051]

they are still too distinct people

[@Gabriel_Ejoy32]

Thank you for promoting the foods. Sharing is caring! Great content👍👍👍

[@ajuktoott]

Speaking to roti jala, as your people know, roti in Malaysia also we say it roti. Jala literally means net. That's why the appearance of roti jala looks like net.

[@naintarabatool1150]

Same in Pakistan. That's why they found it amusing.

[@syaqsakma81]

Love it when brother Manzoor pranks brother Mehboob by (falsely and intentionally) declaring brother Mehboob does not like meat. So brother Manzoor will do the honours for brother Mehboob...

[@mydarkestlovely2166]

As a Malaysian, I also question why roti jala looks like that 😂 ma'am pls don't cut off your friendship because of it 😂 and I expected them to say the tea is too sweet, but it's the opposite!

[@hishamrahim9490]

Eid Mubarak to all here esp. to Mama Mustafa..Manzoor..Mehboob..Naseeba.. from Mohamed Hisham in Malaysia.

[@Dorimeme187]

Hope you’ll do food from Vietnam and Singapore too!

[@EvelynnMei]

Hahahaha.. very happy to see such an honest review.

[@ProfesorScammerz]

teh tarik apa warna putih cmtu.... adoi sapa yg buat teh ni

[@gothicanellemo]

We love their honest and non-bias comment. They sounded and looked honest.

[@northernmajor407]

4:44, 6:11, 6:48, 8:17 I like these both women 😂😂😂

[@chrisminggu]

@Reactistan please bring them come to Malaysia. We Malaysian are welcoming them to try more of our foods.

[@Reactistan]

Thank you. Insha Allah one day 🙂🙂

[@ЭдиАлександр]

Nasi Lemak not for King, it's for everyone, should be mixed altogether with sambal before scoop into the mouth

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Nasi lemak makanan rakyat...