Why Malaysia is the WORLD'S most UNDERRATED country 🇲🇾 (Everyone Should Visit!)

[@nomadcapitalist]

We totally agree.

[@themothfamily]

haha I think we are going to have to book a call with you guys, see about moving our business over. thanks for tuning in guys. love your channel!

[@eddieteh5244]

Name calling already. Good luck to your life.

[@andrewchong2616]

To have nomad capitalist to comment in your video is a big deal.. 😊😊

[@themothfamily]

@@andrewchong2616 oh haha, his insights are very good, especially for someone like us who is thinking of moving

[@peggyhiew1730]

I've been following Nomad Capitalist videos for more than a year.It's good to get a perspective of a foreigner living in Malaysia for almost 10 years.

[@Samii63]

I was born in Melbourne , lived in NSW and permanently moved to Malaysia 6 years ago. Haven’t looked back since. For me, every single experience I’ve had is incredible, and I speak the BM language and assimilated with locals. I mingle with expats here and there. Malaysia always felt like home and felt wanted, as in Australia I never did

[@pinetworkminer8377]

What do you mean by BM language? Did you feel unwelcome in your home country because you're a visible minority?

[@Samii63]

@@pinetworkminer8377 Bahasa Melayu language.. I’m half Lebanese half kuwaiti

[@Myhijra]

@@Samii63I’m born Aussie from Melbourne and never felt home here. Planning my move to Malaysia later this year.

[@R1zzyW1zzy]

@@Myhijra Please come to Malaysia. We welcome you with open arms. Make this your home. :)

[@konkon135]

​@@pinetworkminer8377 bro what💀💀💀💀

[@RBe-t8y]

Lived in Malaysia from 2009 to 2013, before I came back to Canada, travelled to many countries worldwide but to me Malaysia is the best place I've ever been to, while watching this dude talking it reminds me of the peaceful moment and serenity i used to have there, God willing next year will go again for a short visit and hopefully to be able to go back to this beautiful place at least once a year . Love to Malaysia and Malaysians !!

[@annydobon8106]

I lived in Canada for 5 years and wish I can just migrate there

[@atiasaifullah9923]

Why did you move back to Canada. I’m Canadian thinking of moving to Malaysia

[@Raduan-cu3lz]

Welcome to Malaysia ❤

[@AdrianaRenald]

Oh no! Now the world knows about this. I feel a bit scared and I always want Malaysia to stay underrated. Let it always be a paradise to an expat like I am. ❤ from a NYC born-raised expat.

[@themothfamily]

I think it will be

[@idhamarifalias7120]

Ha ha... Sometimes I think similar... 😂

[@salmighazali917]

I couldn't agree more... Salam from Malaysia❤

[@nabillariza4821]

😂

[@HanieVlogs27]

Hahahhaa…so funny ..greetings from 🇲🇾

[@peggyhiew1730]

We as Malaysians,often take things for granted.We're not thankful enough for the facilities that we have,for example education & medical services.We often think that other countries are better than us.Thank you so much for praising our country.We really appreciate it😍

[@brabaius162]

dont be be silly. we don't need videos praising cheap Malaysia.we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or 1.2 million China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let us tell them go to Dubai please..

[@fatimahjaafar6960]

So true

[@mohdazminishak6387]

Because most Malaysian only travel to Europe, US and live in great hotels and cities.

[@fadlial-akiti8243]

so true! Love u Peggy for pointing this out.

[@muslehatghani-nn7xi]

We have everyt hi ng actually but never realised

[@muneirovalibas6194]

As a Singaporean, I agree. Malaysians are really our cousins and I have many close relatives there. Singapore is unbeatable in terms of efficiency, stability and safety but it comes at the price of things being a little too structured and rigid. (the really small size of Singapore unfortunately necessitates such measures). Malaysia is a whole lot more fun to live in, it straddles a nice balance of adventure, some unpredictability BUT pretty high quality of living. Its not chaotic but its also not that 'stiflingly' orderly. Its comfortably in the middle, its actually mentally healing.

[@yttytt123]

thanks for expressing the truth 🤗

[@ligeringspirit1133]

Based on history singapore is suppose to be part of Malaysia but they got seperated because of politics so that's why the country name sounded Malaysia Singa-lion Pore-?

[@KhalixMY]

​​@@ligeringspirit1133 pore of the lion 🤭

[@drakl0r]

@@ligeringspirit1133 The English name SIngapore is derived from its Malay name 'Singapura' which is derived from Sanskrit. Singa - lion, pura - city. The native Malay name is Temasek.

[@ligeringspirit1133]

@@drakl0r ohh

[@mastafami9859]

Like my ex Japanese boss used to say "Malaysia is 50/50" not to clean, not to dirty either, not to develop but its not underdeveloped either. Malaysia is in the middle lane. My ex boss finished his working contract in Malaysia and return 6 month later to work here with his new job and making Malaysia his new home. He's been happy ever since with his hobby going camping and 4x4 adventure. No stress.

[@brabaius162]

dont be be silly. Lax law enforcement is not praiseworthy. Mykad for sale eg we don't need videos praising cheap Malaysia.we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or 1.2 million China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let us tell them go to Dubai please..

[@shukriramlee]

Why you're sound so happy with those Japan Chopstick opinion about your country?

[@sukahatiakula3672]

@@shukriramlee mesti la. Xkn la sedih plak. Boss dia ckp benda yg betul. Yg PENTING bukan satu pnghinaan.

[@TheChenchen]

Being in the middle is okay, first and last usually too much stress 😂

[@wan9473]

Spot on. Aku rasa Malaysia ni macam jack of all trades. Nature kat Malaysia mmg best dan menarik,tapi belum ada yg bila sampai tempat tu rasa mindblown dengan keindahan dia macam kat negara berdekatan. Sama jugak macam historical place attraction. Just ok je.

[@sheikorbit]

KZbinrs have made us Malaysians realize how lucky we are to live in this country. Now I feel closer to my fellow Malaysians even if I have not met them. I smile and wave at them when we pass by. Thank you ❤

[@brabaius162]

200000 myanmar and 1,200,0000 chinese tourists..smile

[@joies3417]

​@De Ch yes!

[@julieang9082]

We just a bit shy to smile and greet each other. But I started doing this to my neighbours. It’s a good way to build relationship.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@themothfamily]

Do you agree with our thoughts on Malaysia? Make sure to leave a like, a comment and also, Make sure to subscribe as we are posting once a week with all of our adventures!!!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Yes, 100% agree with your thoughts n what's in u guys' mind about Malaysia. It's not perfect, nevertheless, could be a perfect place for explorations.

[@calvyncraven1141]

I agree. As a well traveled Malaysian, i realized there is no where else in the world like Malaysia.

[@zimsam59]

OF COURSE 💯 WE AGREE WITH YOU THOUGHTS 👍 AND I'M EXPAT LOVE ❤ LIVING HERE MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 LAST 17 YEARS ALL SO THANK YOU GUYS FOR SHARING WITH US YOUR EXPERIENCE IN MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 . ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY AS MUCH AS YOU CAN WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@decTac]

Agree with you guys.. Malaysia is unique and under-rated and Malaysia has almost everything... 🇲🇾👍😊

[@adamzack9259]

100% agreed ..brilliant and so informative about Malaysia ..thank you guys we appreciate what u stand n present anything around M'sia..anyway have a great days in M'sia guys and wish u all the best and good luck ..

[@tonyntrang]

We've been traveling Southeast Asia for almost a year now and just finishing our 10 day trip in Malaysia. WE FELL IN LOVEEEE WITH THIS COUNTRY. The food is just AMAZING and we're so sad we are only doing 10 days here. Will definitely be back

[@ZuhairiGhapar]

Thank you brother. Welcome to malaysia

[@adnanbinabdullah9615]

You are welcome back anytime folks! I as a Malaysian..used to study in NewZealand n travelled to all ASEAN countries as well as Sri Lanka n most of European countries especially UK n Holland ..but always thinking of moving to Tasmania if I have enough money.but couldn't make it now!

[@tonyntrang]

@@adnanbinabdullah9615 awesome! We returned and just spent a month in KL back in October! Will be uploading content soon from that trip!

[@Raduan-cu3lz]

Welcome to Malaysia ❤

[@andyfliprp5041]

I'm Australian and married a malaysian 14 years ago. We always come to malaysia for holidays and visiting family.. I'm considering moving here.. Ur 100% right with all your points.. this video might be the tipping point to make my decision

[@AquariumAesthetics]

Come over here for a better aquascaping experience broo

[@vive928]

Hey Andy, if I may ask what makes you think Malaysia is better than Australia?

[@jidinlabu3094]

If U had 2million dollar it would be nice to move in Malaysia. U would be a king

[@Raduan-cu3lz]

Welcome to Malaysia. ❤

[@lorrainebottreau8791]

Malaysia is beautiful. I have lived here for 40 years with my family and I feel so Malaysian as well. Beautiful people great choices super food fun stuff great nature everything available ❤❤❤❤❤

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for Watching

[@CottageGurl]

Oh wow 40 yrs..?? :O

[@shashah5438]

Thanks for the lovely words! Most Malaysians don't realise how great we have it here...stay safe ❤ 13:18

[@themothfamily]

Sometimes its hard to see when your looking from the inside out

[@leealex24]

Did you know Malaysia is the 18th most peaceful country in the world according to World Peace Index 2022? It's among the safest countries in the world!

[@brabaius162]

I know but we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let tell them go to Dubai please..

[@leealex24]

@@brabaius162 That's why have mm2h to have those who are upper middle class/wealthy (But not the very rich like HNWI) who can contribute to the country's economy. Malaysia should and in fact already focusing on attracting the lower-end millionaires i.e. US$2mil - US$5mil.

[@joycechuah6398]

@@themothfamily so funny to see these Aussies coming to Malaysia 🇲🇾 when so many of my relatives have moved from Malaysia to Australia 🇦🇺

[@MrGergasikuat]

'Family Friendly' yup you nail it, people came to Malaysia with family as compared to Thailand usually for singles and bachelors because of other reasons that i would not list it in here. Actually Malaysian are very family oriented and you definately felt it already.

[@themothfamily]

We have noticed that too!

[@mnbr6884]

Yup, I'm not a fan of our county's religious conservatism, but if there's one advantage, this is it. We tend to attract quality tourists, not the trashy red light district types.

[@TheAslauga]

​@@mnbr6884 well..that is the reason for that country not having "alcohol drinking syndrome" behavior

[@deltahunter2302]

I like that phrase.. "Malaysia is not perfect" 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@themothfamily]

One of the best things about it

[@tammyloo9165]

Yup! Malaysia is authentic 😘😘

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@themothfamily no country is perfect. What makes Malaysia stands out is it does not have one image only. Malaysia is bit of everything

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@Rodman-wp2ub]

I was born in Malaysia, living in Australia......I know exactly what these guys are saying. Spot on....cost wise, freedom of doing stuff, medical etc....but most importantly the attitude, treatment and respect for each other there, absolutely amazing. 100% less social ills and crime in Malaysia

[@ainuyusof119]

I appreciate this! As someone who often leave the country and find places to explore, I feel like nothing beats Malaysia’s own hospitality and the food here made you came back for more! My first dish after a long travel will always be nasi lemak!Nothing beats the feeling of being ‘home’, and the fact we are still underrated as compared to Thailand is actually a blessing!

[@joies3417]

So true..

[@gabriellin1352]

Nothing is perfect. One can only find perfection in an imperfect world. And that is Malaysia 🇲🇾 , truly Asia. Everything you mentioned is true and spot on. Not all foreigners or expatriates in or been to Malaysia could do such awesome analytical assessments as you both did. That’s why we love ❤️ our country so much. It’s unique to have everything in one country or such convenience or accessibility. Malaysia’s education system is using British English. So no worries, we can understand Australian English 😊

[@tammyloo9165]

Thank you for your endorsement! I’m so proud to be a Malaysian, many of us take our homeland for granted and it takes a fresh pair of eyes to let us know how absolutely lucky we Malaysians are. Come back for a visit soon, Malaysia welcomes you ❤️❤️❤️

[@themothfamily]

thank you so much for watching

[@Amir-vv5xr]

I really love your first point. Imperfect Malaysia make us really easy to live in. I always have the same thought about Malaysia but could not put it into word or terms, but you nail it perfectly haha. Now after living in Finland for more than 3 years i can relate more why being imperfect is perfectly fine. Maybe this country Finland can be consider one of the best country in many front; education, happiness, stability, welfare and many more aspect of life. But, if you ask me now to choose where i want to live with my family, between Malaysia and Finland it is Malaysia all the way. Hands down.

[@yusasmayusoff8046]

Finland is not great in family structure just as most european countries do. And they don’t value marriage and legitimate children. They prefer the opposites, if you know what I mean.

[@unknowntribe]

soul connection ah😂

[@jidinlabu3094]

Kumpul duit byk byk dlu. Baru balik Malaysia. Kat sini X de Kerja dah . Klu nak Kerja kat sini sekarang kurangnya ko kene pandai jinakkan Naga ,pandai tidokan harimau, Gosokkan Gigi beruang.

[@enizahafiz2039]

Malaysians are born to understand different English accents, trust me on this one. Because we are a melting pot for expats to come here to work and live, we have different nationalities, from Japanese, Korean, Thais, Ozzy, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnamese, India, Morocco, Turkiye, Russians, etc, where everyone have their own English accents. And yes, we are more laid back, suitable to raise a family or for retirement, not all nightlife crazy like our neighbors, Thailand or Philippines. A little bit of this, a little bit of that, a little bit of everything, that's what we really are. Fusion, non fusion, spicy, not spicy, local dish, international dish, easily get it in just a place. For instance, you don't have non-western country with the best street food burger except Malaysia. And that too, can be found in every nooks and corners even in a smaller city, or some random village. Same goes if you're looking for local fried fritters, or fries or KFC styled fried chicken, churros and donuts, even the Japanese takoyaki and the Korean fried chicken can be found almost everywhere in Malaysia 🤭 The tolerance and acceptance levels are no just the people's manners or friendliness, that even translated into food, the easy access of getting all these different cultures food. Or even how we bonded with people from different nations or having different background and cultures, the diversity here, that's help us all be "color blind", something that we're proud about, all the time. If there's anything wrong with the country, it's probably the politicians catfight. That's all. We even live our normal life as usual when there's no government for 2 weeks in 2020 🤭 everyone goes to work, attend schools, went out and watched movies, hang out with friends, no riot whatsoever. Very safe actually. So yeah, please do enjoy Malaysia, the people, the culture, the food, the natures. The imperfect place where it is perfect to raise childrens 😊

[@themothfamily]

This is a fantastic comment. thanks for taking the time to write it

[@orlylieza1360]

Hahahaa I still remember that time when we had no government rulling... Malaysian still chill like nothing hahaha... I'm thinking too, if that happens in another country, maybe it's gonna be different story...

[@KhalixMY]

​@orly lieza if that happened in other country, the military might took over the government. We are fortunate to have YDPA who can control things while the politicians sort out themselves

[@sya1964]

If will be perfect country if the politician is not the appointed Ministers. I worked with GLC and those 2 weeks we can't do much since we need them to decide on crucial matters. But I truly love if politician only stays at parliament and constitutions and the government day to day is taken care by public

[@SukhdevSingh-qi9ov]

AGREE 👏👏

[@NetMaestro2009]

Thanks / terima kasih for your kind words. ☺. I have travelled extensively (France, Spain and twice to Australia in just the last six months, for example) and can completely relate to what you both are saying. Malaysia is not perfect but the way everything you said about people, food, environment and geographical factors come together in such a synergistic way makes it pretty special and, dare I say, unique in the world. Do come back often and see what else the states of Malaysia have to offer. Take care and stay healthy.

[@themothfamily]

We love this!!!!

[@brabaius162]

dont be be silly. we don't need videos praising cheap Malaysia.we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or 1.2 million China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let us tell them go to Dubai please..

[@babymilo16]

Im currently living in Cambodia and was planning to relocate to Singapore probably next year. I just came across your videos and it made me think twice about moving to Singapore. Ill be visiting KL in September for a week, i know ill probably fall in love with this country hehe, thank you have a great day !

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, thanks for watching the video!

[@norabd7447]

As a Malaysian here in Australia... I do know now how much we take things for granted while we are in Malaysia...

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@norabd7447]

@@themothfamily your fan now..😊

[@vive928]

​@@norabd7447would you move back to Malaysia or only keep it just for vacation?

[@cigobrian4440]

@@vive928 Honestly if i know the way for me to earn good money in Malaysia.. i will surely move back to Malaysia..

[@sideecm]

thanks for the positive review of our country

[@themothfamily]

Very easy to do when Malaysia is so awesome!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@-mrt9598]

Awesome! awesome!! Malaysia may not be the best country in the world but we are 100% NOT the worst!!! Thanks for all your kind and positive feedback 👏👍

[@themothfamily]

thank you so much for watching

[@ssy1412]

Your country sounds like a dream world. Our parents moved to Canada 23 years ago when we were 12 years old. Living here it’s just been miserable. Now that we have our own kids we are looking to move to another place and Malaysia is high on our list. Free healthcare in Canada sucks. School quality sucks. Food sucks. Quality is life is working behind computer for 12 hours a day and still not being able to make ends meet or being angry lol. Can’t think about making our kids grow up here.

[@muhamadizzatmdnoh1562]

You are totally spot on with the first point that Malaysia is great for not being too imperfect. Having living in advanced or "perfect" countries such as America, UK and currently Australia for a quite a chunk of my life, the organized and law strictness of these countries sometimes annoys/limits you as it sometimes make you feel that the authorities are always out there to get you. For instance simple little things like how parking space and hours on the roadsides are very limited and the stress of trying to find one and making sure not parking over the time limit. While on the other hand you can mostly park freely here in Malaysia on the roadside without having to worry that you are going to get a huge ticket. Having said that Malaysia is not too imperfect that it is not liveable and we actually have world class facilities/infrastructures/expertise in multiple fields as well.

[@themothfamily]

I really love that about Malaysia!

[@brabaius162]

dont be be silly. Lax law enforcement is not praiseworthy. Mykad for sale eg we don't need videos praising cheap Malaysia.we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or 1.2 million China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let us tell them go to Dubai please..

[@imaknaktamales]

Free parking on the side? That is about to change now. Local municipal has been strictly regulating and enforcing parking fees these days, at least in major cities. Still i'm somewhat greatful that outside of working hours, parking is still free but i do wish we have a centralized parking apps for the entire country. Forcing us to load extra cash on different platforms so they could earn our float is a scammy move by the municipal.

[@kn3289]

@muhamadizza Yes totally agree with you! The so-called perfect countries can be too regulated that it’s become so ineffective and unproductive to get even simple things done!

[@sara.cbc92]

Oh, so basically you enjoy corruption and lawlessness. We get it ☺️

[@mohdyaseenshaikdawood3801]

Many foreigners opt for Thailand. No doubt it's fun there. Fun, bar party if you seek we are indeed lacking on those. But what we offer true laid back experience for family traveller's. We offer little bid of best of south east Asia. You want Maldives? We have it. You want adventurous mountain we have them too. You want little bid Singapore we have them. You want little bid if freedom where you would want to wear certain type of swim wear? We have it in exclusive places for that. Best diving spot? We have them. Bar? We have it. We are not the best we agree with that but we do offer bid the best part of south east asia

[@themothfamily]

That's a really fantastic explanation on why its so good!

[@leealex24]

Actually, there are the fun, lively stuff in KL too i.e. bars, clubs etc just that not as much as BKK. Overall, I think if you are in your 30's, male or female, KL/Klang Valley or Penang makes sense to live and work.

[@mrgg3547]

bit not bid

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@abdulrahimmoin4418]

Explore Malaysia East peninsula and Malaysia Borneo too.. more experience you will get

[@themothfamily]

We are actually in Borneo atm. We love it!!!

[@nutzhazel]

​@@themothfamily Have you found the glamping site like igloo up on the mountain in Sabah yet? That place has an amazing view!

[@CarahidupKampung]

​@@themothfamily you should go to Choon Hui Cafe if you are in Kuching Sarawak. Late celebrity Chef Antony Bourdain loved it.

[@janetan20]

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Currently living abroad, made me realise what a special gem Malaysia is. Thank you for sharing about my country😊

[@themothfamily]

Great Comment, Thanks for Watching!

[@andrewwong1356]

I like when you said imperfection creates perfection, that's the Malaysia I live in.

[@themothfamily]

yep 100%

[@LanzFranchess]

thank you for your kind words. it actually made me proud of my country.

[@themothfamily]

you should be proud, its a great country!

[@adibsarkawi3532]

As malaysian , I would never thought that your last point is a plus value. 👍👍👍. Thanks for the info.

[@themothfamily]

haha, the things you notice from the outside looking in

[@ehklee]

Great video and review about Malaysia. I believe the points that you mentioned in the video serve a reminder to us Malaysian who take things for granted. Indeed, I love my country and you cannot find a country with such a good mix varieties of food. Most importantly, the price of the food is still relatively reasonable despite on the increasing trend. :)

[@themothfamily]

100% 🇲🇾

[@ehklee]

@@themothfamily PM me if you need any good recommendations for food. More than happy to help. 😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank u for this wonderful video n for sharing your lovely thoughts about Malaysia. It's a underrated country, almost like s hidden gem in Southeast Asia.

[@themothfamily]

It really is!. Thanks for your continued support Yasin

[@Yasin_Affandi]

D mango tree n its dangling fruits behind u guys looked so green n beautifully delicious.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

​@@themothfamily Thank u for your wonderful vlogs in Malaysia. 😁

[@azizahabdullah1143]

A "hidden gem" - that's a lovely metaphor Yasin and very true. I can't wait to explore malaysia when I'm back for good in singapore 😀

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@azizahabdullah1143 Yes, Puan Azizah, I think d metaphor of a hidden gem suits quite well for Malaysia. I'm certain u look forward to coming back to Singapore for good, n at d same time, have plenty of time n opportunity for multiple visits n explore Malaysia. 😁

[@swatisquantum]

Malaysia is full of hidden gems. Family friendly. Beautiful genuine people. Safe. Easy to get around with transportation. Beaches, mountains, cities, etc. Had better pizzas and burgers in Malaysia than the U.S. Was there for a month as a family of five from California. We will be back again. ❤❤❤

[@tommyyoala305]

I find myself smiling for the whole 10 minutes watching your video. Glad you guys enjoy the journey so far. One thing to add, you will surprise on the medical/ healthcare cost in Malaysia too, this too we Malaysian always took for granted. 😅

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@speedywinger10]

Always proud to be Malaysian.. and not forgetting we pay one of the cheapest fuel price in the world, about 70cents AUD/ Rm2.05 per litre.. cheaper than Dubai and Doha as I recall.. people complain about Malaysia a lot because they yet to travel enough to know the differences.. enjoy your stay!..

[@acerazak4087]

Thank you for your kind words about Malaysia 🇲🇾 🙏 Do visit Malaysia 🇲🇾 again, maybe explore the east coast (pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan) and Borneo (Sabah n Sarawak)

[@themothfamily]

We are actually in Boreno atm :)

[@acerazak4087]

@Mitch's On The Horizon really?🙂 Sabah or Sarawak? Looking forward to watch your next video 👌

[@baimalli5262]

@@acerazak4087 Sarawak

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@acerazak4087]

@@ocshaljufrian6109 are you Indonesians so desperate to promote your country so u spammed comments everywhere?

[@ameliatheressa1911]

Im malaysian i love everything about my country..the food,people,culture etc except the salary earnings..its low compared to singapore..let alone Australia..but its enough although i hope i can earn more..despite low salary..malaysian r not taught to be beggars..we still need to work hard..if u find beggars or kids selling flowers or asking money while carrying babies..those r not Malaysian..

[@themothfamily]

but it cost less to live, thats the thing with australia, you need a high salary just to afford to live

[@calvyncraven1141]

​@@themothfamily and don't donate to the monks. They are fakes.

[@nutzhazel]

There are poor Malaysian that begs on the streets too but we don't really know their real story whether they still have family members or all alone or just trying to survive in the big city. But there's no beggars in smaller towns so I think most of them are probably people who tried to find good jobs in the city but still failing somehow...

[@leealex24]

Yeah, I agree the salaries need to be 40% - 50% higher for all professions and all levels then, I think Malaysia is almost an utopian place. Fresh graduates with college degrees minimum RM4,000 whilst a mid level manager in a big company should be earning RM15,000 - RM20,000.

[@muhdyusuf24]

I heard you earn more outside, let say in developed countries because the cost of living is also very high?

[@purplelavenderland]

As a Malaysian, I am flattered by your points highlighted here. Is this really honest view of what foreigners feel about my country? Well thank you very much for the complement and your review make me feel prouder and blessed to be a Malaysian. I personally welcoming whoever foreigners to come to our lovely country with open heart. Only one thing I hope that your intention to come/stay/live here is purely with good kind heart and yeah, let's be one big Malaysia family! :)

[@themothfamily]

we can only speak for ourselves but we meant every word of it

[@xaviourantony8974]

Wow unbelievably one the best videos I have seen on Malaysia. Tourism Malaysia can learn massively from this video on how to promote Malaysia. Thanks Mitch and Pauline as some of the stuff you mentioned yes we do take it for granted until we visit and experience life in another country. Great job guys and keep up the good stuff that you do. God bless you and your family.

[@nurulwayer]

Working with Australians make me understand every single word you're saying Mitch! haha Thank you for showing us different perspective on why Malaysia is a gem. We are often thinking that we need to be like other countries (eg: Singapore) while we are already great as we are..

[@hplagt6880]

Thanks a lot for the positive review of our country. Actually we don't mind that Malaysia is quite underrated because then everything around you won't feel too touristy. Besides, that will give people like you to really enjoy your stay here and feel the local atmosphere.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@constellationdreamlessnigh5573]

As a Malaysian, thank you for the kind words for Malaysia. We hope many people enjoy their stay at Malaysia and come back again in the future.❤

[@ziesurprenant5435]

❤Selamat Datang to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Glad you and your family like Malaysia 🇲🇾. I’m Malaysian but living in US now. My husband is from NY. We just can’t wait to move back to Malaysia once he’s retires. Enjoy your life in Malaysia.

[@themothfamily]

How exciting, It will be waiting for you

[@ziesurprenant5435]

@@themothfamily . Absolutely.. 🥰🥰

[@AikenAdventures]

Great work! Love all Of your edits! Makes it even more interesting! You’ve convinced me that I need to go to Malaysia now.

[@themothfamily]

Its worth a visit for sure!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@geraldineanngregory1371]

Thank you for appreciating and compliment Malaysia and Malaysian people.

[@MK-xd4zg]

I went with to Malaysia last month with my whole family and loved it ! Visited kl and langkawi for two weeks. It's a really nice change from Melbourne 😊... also enjoyed ur video which made me just subscribed to ur channel 🙃👌

[@themothfamily]

Awesome. THanks for the Sub!

[@overtiredcuh]

Just wanted to note here at 8:57 many Malaysians are sensitive whenever foreigners or newly registered Malaysian citizens mentioning how the cost of living is cheap since a lot of us also struggle due to our economy changing drastically few years back. Prices of necessities are high, even buying the basic ones are difficult. It's fine to think it's affordable but to say it out loud will garner unwanted attention. Just letting you know since many foreigners say this. But pushing aside that, thank you for opening eyes of other Malaysians who think negatively of their own country, it makes me sad to see them not appreciating what we already have or how they think other countries are better. I admit we have flaws, like every other countries in the world but they forgot that we have diversity here in every aspect, cultures, food and whatnot. Its the little snips of everything that're what attract foreigners to our places. Let the others judge too, and see? All of them are mostly positive. It's alright if we're not up to people's expectations but are we supposed to? Again we shouldn't be perfect for anyone and accept what we are, it's why many visitors love about Malaysians. Even Japanese tourists whose known for their clean country admitted that even if we're not too clean or too dirty, its the friendliness and our eager to know these people that's what made them appreciate us more. I wish Malaysians can see this is what makes us Malaysia truly Asia (not advertising our tourism sector but who knows lol). We love peace and would like to remain neutral regarding what is happening in the western world and it's best to not talk about it. Instead we prefer to talk what we're going to eat or where we're going to eat lmao, it's much more important.

[@KenshoQuest]

Nowhere is perfect! I think that’s so important to remember when deciding whether/where to move abroad. We are looking forward to moving to Malaysia very soon. 🌺 Heidi

[@missjewelz5076]

I just came back from Australia.. ! Thank you for your honest feedback. I truly appreciate it!

[@themothfamily]

You are so welcome!

[@encikteegutmen3970]

Thank you for the enlightenment about Malaysia because it helps a lot for those who do not know or understand what Malaysia is like.. You are one of the many KZbinrs out there who help promote Malaysia in the eyes of the world.. Thank you very much & hope you are happy while you are here ..

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for Watching

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Food and people are all it takes besides natural attractions

[@themothfamily]

100%. Thanks for your continued support

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@TheTgIpohMan]

Love you guys, thanks for the kind words on Malaysia. I have been working with Australians for 4 decades and they all love working here and of course, some have settled in this country for good.

[@themothfamily]

Great Comment, Thanks for Watching!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Your honest, sincere n genuine thoughts about Malaysia r most appreciated. Thank u for this excellent vlog. D content n its insights r brilliantly narrated.

[@themothfamily]

Aww that means a lot to us Yasin!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@themothfamily U guys deserved d best from Malaysia. 😁

[@jamesbder5898]

Hi there, I a Malaysian, Borneo Sarawak. I personally thank you making this video and giving possitive review on my country. Borneo part of Malaysia has more forest even have village in the cloud here. Come visit.

[@themothfamily]

haha we are in Kuching atm

[@huangxingyan]

Totally agreed 😊 , arrived in Singapore just in 2days , I already want go back to Malaysia...😅

[@themothfamily]

Malaysia truly asia

[@bboysjb]

the last part about grocery delivery many Malaysian especially outside the city didn't use it so much, but as a Malaysian family living in condos we really appreciate weekly grocery by Tesco, excellent service and worth your money plus time.

[@rachelhwp]

Thank you, Mitch & Pauline for such kinds words about our beloved country and our people. You Australians are an equally warm & friendly lot too!

[@azizahkatan3941]

As a Malaysian living in KL my heart swells with pride & gratitute as i listen to both of you. I can sense your honesty. Perhaps you can consider relocating to Malaysia.

[@samuelpereira5209]

As a local, i have been taking these things for granted, only realize when i go to other places, thanks for saying kind things

[@themothfamily]

The grass is always greener

[@0mesh89]

i can see why you'll like malaysia, because us malaysians love it when foreigner's talk good about malaysia

[@themothfamily]

Haha, its a wasy country to say nice things about

[@asrie1234]

*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food -Enjoyed Thanks sharing very good videos* 🇲🇾♥️💖💝💗🥰🤩😍❣️💗💝💖♥️🇲🇾

[@jonmath4182]

Wow what an energetic outpouring of glowing praises on malaysia! You are making us blush now, big man! 🤭😂 _Terima kasih_ though, _terima kasih_ truly from our hearts, hopefully we will only get better 👍 But ofc we are all only humans, we can't run away from mistakes and weaknesses here and there, and we hope you guys don't take them to heart, definitely please don't kick a big ruckus over them, but we do appreciate you point them out to us with a gentle and kind nudge to get our attentions, may we all strive for the best 👍

[@AG-so4gl]

Lived in KL for 4 years. Reluctantly left. Had a great time, and super value for money

[@andamambak4284]

Greetings from Boyanup! Glad you’re enjoying your holiday in Malaysia. Thank you for the lovely things you mentioned. I miss the food, the price of things and the speed of services and deliveries there. For example, one could go to a tailor and had a customised attire ready in a day or two or even less, at a reasonable cost and fine quality. Please head to Sarawak; I’m originally from Kuching. The orangutan sanctuary is just outside the city. Have a lovely time in Malaysia!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@asrie1234]

*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good foods -Enjoyed Thanks sharing very good videos*

[@azarimy]

Air quality is something I've totally overlooked. I've always figured, how bad can the air quality in other countries be? Then I started traveling and realized we got it good. So be grateful, fellow Malaysians! BTW, I'd like your opinion on our healthcare. Maybe do a vid, should you've experienced it please.

[@shadowboxer2747]

Thanks for sharing the video and listing down all the good things in Malaysia.. Malaysia cant beat eg Thailand 🇹🇭 (culture, food, fun and people etc) or Philippines (beautiful beaches , people etc) in terms of tourism but Malaysia has almost everything those countries can offer .. i think Malaysia should concentrate becoming the family orientated destination for tourists with good infrasturucture, variety of food, multi racial country, great medical tourism and not too expensive

[@themothfamily]

Haha, i think malaysia does food better than thailand

[@SAIKIRIN645]

​@@themothfamily ❤

[@margaretekalaiabdullah8745]

@@themothfamily yes... Thai 's food too spicy n too sour not good for small children. Only Tom Yam is famous n glutinous rice with mango also we have in Malaysia....

[@akademikakademik7425]

​@@themothfamily yah.. thailand food dominantly hv sort of tomyam and other thai cuisine... But Malaysia hv thai cuisine, Malay, chinese, indian, turkish, middle east, italian, western food, korean, japanese, indonesian, egypt, sri lanka, and others

[@siti857]

@@margaretekalaiabdullah8745 Being malaysian and so used to the variety of food I get so bored of the limited choice of food in Thailand, after staying there for 3 years . Malaysia is still food heaven. Especially being a muslim, there is very limited choice of halal food.

[@saeffareez3337]

I just subscribed your channel because of your honest and sincere views!!!🇲🇾🙋

[@themothfamily]

Thank you so much, just calling it how we see it

[@eclipse221077]

I am Malaysian. Let it be underrated. Don't want tourists to have high expectations of Malaysia. If you love it, you love it. If you don't you can go to our neighbouring country. Let the people come with zero expectation. Come and see themselves.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for Watching

[@SaifulBohari710]

Thanks for highlighting your wonderful experience. Honestly most Malaysian took all what you have said for granted, not just the delivery convenience. It is true that only by travelling to other countries, that you can have more appreciation towards your own.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for watching!

[@zanisyabi5368]

So glad to know that you love Malaysia most, where I was born. Hope you enjoy staying there.

[@willl9791]

Thanks heaps for all your updates and responses about Malaysia. It shows me how family friendly that place really is from an Australian perspective. Keep travelling and posting.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for watching!

[@SamSung-hm4yb]

Thanks a lots both of u love our Country Malaysia. Happy Always with ur family here. Have A Good Day. Malaysia Truly Asia. Smile Always . Peace.

[@themothfamily]

Aww thankyou!!

[@ralem85]

thank you so much for this heartwarming video. As a Malaysian, i could see now how we really take things for granted, u guys got it spot on, especially on Malaysia being imperfect which keeps it always exciting and on the ease of deliveries, bravo to our riders. your unique perspective really humbles us as Malaysians, keep up the originality guys 👍👍

[@margaretekalaiabdullah8745]

Agreed with you...our beautiful n truly Asia Negara Ku Malaysia. We have everything, nice food, nice people n etc.....🥰👍😆🤗🤗🌹

[@themothfamily]

thank you so much for watching

[@jean-lucbuczinski143]

You nailed it with pairing Singapore to Australia as both being toooo perfect. Australia is one the most highly regulated developed nations and this just makes it boring and smothering. Same with NZ. I've been to Asia a number of times and the live-and-let-live attitude is priceless. Thanks for the video.

[@themothfamily]

Yep still stand by that statement. Great way of putting ti, Live and let live

[@jaykassim3474]

Aww im so happy to hear your great experience here, 👍♥️😊🇲🇾

[@themothfamily]

We love Malaysia!!

[@aliciang2431]

Thanks for the compliment. As a Malaysian i do appreciate what we have in Malaysia. I do have chances to migrate to US, Australia and Singapore but decided to be back home in Malaysia as cost of living is cheaper, could drive anywhere within the country and all my siblings, family, relative & friends are mostly still in Malaysia. I do appreciate all the nice beaches, juggles, parks, caves and nature that we still perserve and hope the govt will continue to perserve them.

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, thanks for watching

[@mahadirmz3982]

We are sharing the same planet from the same creator.. He is The Most Generous. Everyone is welcome to be here.. Thanks for your sharing..👏

[@themothfamily]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@fiveninechannel3098]

very valuable opinion

[@fiveninechannel3098]

very valuable opinion

[@MNAinYYC]

I think your video is spot on! You start with Malaysia is not perfect. I agree 100% as it sets the foundation. There are things need to be looked at or improved but definitely there are great things as well in Malaysia. Another point other (older) foreigners might point out is easy and affordable access to world class healthcare in Malaysia. I’m glad to see your family are enjoying your time! It is said, Malaysia Truly Asia after all!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro......Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,. the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro

[@maznahharon3665]

Thank you for all the good words about our country

[@themothfamily]

thank you so much for watching

[@flahmadzaki2172]

You two are doing an incredible job promoting Malaysia. I wish im earning AUD salary package but maintain the typical cost of living here in K.Lumpur. I stayed in Gold Coast and Brisbane before and you were right. The costs were staggering mate..

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@niccoromano2077]

you should go and spend time at villlage airbnb where ichang(blogger) had spend their hari raya celebration , where u will experience the real malay village life that are peaceful and full of nature

[@themothfamily]

That sounds like a great plan

[@michelleb8702]

I think we malaysian do not appreciate what we have ..it takes others to tell us how good we got it here..😃 Thank you guys for highlighting it to us and the rest of the world. You KZbinr are awesome. Enjoy living here, it is beautiful indeed!

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for watching!

[@shootingstar87]

I particularly like your point where you said people can live elsewhere in SEA with an equivalent cost of living as in Malaysia but there are some things that you have to sacrifice. Never saw that perspective before.

[@themothfamily]

all the perks of a reasonable cost of living with all the benefits of a first world country

[@krisadriana6552]

Just came across your channel this morning, and subscribed 😊 Thank you for a great and real sharing of your experience in Malaysia. Terimakasih 🙏❤️🇲🇾 🤝 🇦🇺 💞

[@jamescps8799]

It's okay to be underrated. We don't want to be crowded.

[@themothfamily]

true

[@muniyammamuniyamma8233]

😂

[@jessicalim1379]

Reflect: Thanks for your excellent analysis. Indeed Malaysia is a branded country without brand. Meaning that Malaysia is good (branded) but humble (no brand). May God bless all people who really appreciate the inner beauty of Malaysia truly Asia Country. God Is Love!🙏🏻💕🌻🇲🇾🌎💕🌈

[@themothfamily]

Great Comment, Thanks for Watching!

[@jesusnotgod5635]

God is not feeling

[@mrkhalid247]

I hv seen quite a numbers of videos on Malaysia by travellers. This one mentions 'easier delivery' as a plus point for Malaysia. Quite unique, probably most would take it for granted how much it means to most people

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thank for watching! (and sorry for the late reply haha)

[@davidliau6236]

Thanks so much for saying all the good things about Malaysia. Hope u guys can come over to Sabah & Sarawak too in East Malaysia/Borneo for more adventures.

[@themothfamily]

We have eben in borneo for a few months now, WE love IT!. make sure to tune in for Sabah videos

[@anisym4058]

1st of all, Thank you for the glowing review. 2nd, You can thank covid for contributing to the easy deliveries factor. Lots of people lose their jobs ended up working in delivery. It’s inevitable but Covid helped made the deliveries & online business boom faster, also not to mention the ewallets & cashless lifestyle we malaysians have now. But on the dark side, it is also affecting old legacy businesses. Gone are some of the stores/restaurants that were running for generations bcs they couldn’t cope with covid. I missed those places 😢. On a side note remember to give good tips to those delivery guys. Without them there wont be less than 1 hr delivery.

[@imranzakhayev]

Despite being notified about your channel many times but only tonight I watched your video. Guess what? you earned my subs already.

[@leechinhuat72]

Thank you for saying so many good things about Malaysia, welcome to Malaysia ❤

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for watching!

[@fiffychannel]

Tq for this, u guys made me realised how lucky I am. I love my country. Alhamdulillah 😌

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, thanks so much for watching

[@ashaazuanissabtu884]

Nice video. Thank you for appreciating our country. Have a good time here and take care! 💛😊

[@themothfamily]

Thank you so much

[@Itz_Arunicha]

Thanks for the nice words about our country. It means a lot 💕

[@tanchornyeetanchornyee4831]

As Malaysian i totally agree and thankfully your & family enjoyed it

[@themothfamily]

Great comment, Thanks for Watching