最正美食Jinjang’s Best

Dear Friends
Sadly, from now till maybe Chinese New Year, you will not be seeing my buddy Danny in my videos, that’s cos he has gone to the Big Apple to visit his siblings. He told me he’ll be staying on till Christmas and perhaps CNY too. Meanwhile I would have to bear the torch myself until I find somebody. Of course, my wife has joined me occasionally, but since she’s still working, I can only invite her to join me when she has the time. You might think it’s fun seeing me try out those food, trust me it’s quite boring to go out to eat alone. Thanks for your continuous support and I’ll catch you in the next video.
Courtesy of Mr. Garry Loke for supplying the Google link for this episode
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[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

Jinjang is quite balanced in terms of the numbers of Hakka and Hokkien people living there.

[@ykmak2415]

Watching Mr Lee video. I know a lot of Malaysian historical delicacies. Big eyes and big ears. the name very interesing. Haha. thanks for shooting and sharing 🙏🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 👍.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for your support mak

[@samlin8715]

Keep up the good work. I always enjoy your videos. Top notch work, very informative, professional and entertaining. My Cantonese has improved since I follow your channel.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for supporting sam

[@siewkee6093]

Going to miss Danny's recommendations...and all the best

[@Hakkalowe]

Elmo, you're good story teller. Your dramatic story of damsel in distress...makes me wonder if you're pulling another prank. Thanks for the entertaining story abt jinjang.

[@cheemengchoong]

Jinjang North food haunt gives a good example of the variety of food served at that area. From the small tour at the morning market - lots of friendly traders and reasonably priced items there. The san kan cheong ( original ) looks so mouth watering and the color also is ‘Yat Lau 👌🏽’. Most of the coffee shop visited there has its own favorite stalls - eg. Lokap’chinese’ Nasi lemak- a clever and yet interesting name since it was set up due to the Covid outbreak period. Wishing Danny a safe and successful trip ( maybe transition ) to NY. Thank you Elmo for yet another great episode ( with Danny’s accompaniment) for all of us to watch - Yatt Lau & Mou Tak Deng 👌🏽👏🏽👌🏽👏🏽👌🏽 .

[@malaysiafood328]

I thank you on behalf of Danny for your continuous support, I'll carry the torch alone from now

[@cheemengchoong]

@@malaysiafood328 Jia Yeow ! Kah Yau ! My ever support !!!

[@ona2964]

Another great episode and love the history story. I've got a few episodes to catch up on- perfect for a rainy day! The best of luck to Danny for his trip to the US and look forward to seeing your next videos.

[@quireyuyue]

My mom is from Jinjang. My dad used to said when u enter it's called 'zan gong' when you exit it's called 'chun gong'. Basically means you won't even have a thread on your body when you left the place 😅

[@malaysiafood328]

Really scary

[@user-yh3pb2se3y]

感恩有你的介绍！下次回来kl去要吃拉面！

[@chunloh]

Thank you for making the video. Just came back and everywhere i went, have to deal with traffics and parkings issue.

[@JohnLee-jn1gu]

Elmo... Your narrative speech is good... Never find them boring not like others YTUBERS.. One of the best of the best... Cheers

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for the support John

[@cheahchunkit5046]

Yes , your are right about Jinjang notorious gangsters those days , exactly same thing happend to my friend back in to 70s surround by several gangster upon leaving Jinjang. Back in the day ppl in general calls the boys .. Jinjang Joe . Anyway i hope you can find a good partner in crime for your foodie trips once Danny goes to US , safe flight and journey to him as well . Jinjang seems to have such a great food haunts .. i must make a trip soon. Also , i am still waiting for part 2 of your Hatyai trip .

[@malaysiafood328]

On behalf of danny I thank you. I'm in the process of writing hatyai sequel script

[@stevenlow8452]

Missed a few off yr outing,very busy,kepong,jinjang north/south,a lot of makan placez,chiat beh liow.for plenty of choices,keep it out elmo lee fr yr looks you look healthy,wealthy still full of ZEST,keep it up.

[@malaysiafood328]

Nice of you to write sreven

[@ericlai3221]

wonderful history lesson👍

[@chongls33]

Hi! Mr Lee, I truly appreciate the effort you put into each and every video, keeping us posted with so many delicious foods around us. You have filled our hearts with nice foods 🎉💯. Please take care of your safety while taking the videos. Stay vigilant.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for the compliment chong

[@maxyee6150]

Love your videos, next time you are in Jinjang, should try Sek Mei Hong Chilli Yong Tau Foo

[@user-ft9ij5kz6y]

Very informative & interesting. Keep up the good work Elmo.👍👍👍

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for your compliment mate

[@calvinkoay1939]

Hi, I am new to your channel. My dad is a regular viewer to you. In his TV, used to see you masked up with your black colored face mask. But now (recently), I am happy to see your face in the video, I am happy you finally willing to stop wearing masks. A like from me for that willingness. Your Subang Perdana video is your first video you being unmasked. Thank you to you and I appreciate you for helping Malaysians to overcome the fear of the pandemic, setting examples of not wearing masks for others to follow. We cannot be always portraying ourselves as vulnerable in public as face masks is the methaphor of illness. No masks, no fear, no pandemic. I will continue to watch your videos. If I see you unmasked in your subsequent 2 videos, I will subscribe to your channel.

[@malaysiafood328]

Tis is ironic u gave me a lengthy explanation on why I should remove my mask but yet u haven't subscribed. Thanks anyway

[@newbossyellow3030]

Thanks for sharing!

[@cksong6131]

李老板，你miss咗一档古早味嘅Uncle Rojak，佢平时响大草场旁边坐住架摩托开档嘅～

[@malaysiafood328]

谢谢你的信息

[@gohkahweng7876]

Keep it up

[@Tampin111]

Those days Jinjang was fun We use to go there for the illegal casinos inside the village houses They even have chips similar to Genting casino

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks tis is really interesting

[@user-mo6cy1ui1b]

👍👍👍👍

[@jeffreyhocf]

Good

[@liangboonhooi2766]

Cant wait for the hatyai sequel

[@malaysiafood328]

Oh thanks Liang I thought many aren't interested

[@kratos8873]

Love the history behind every place that you visit. This one about the early days of Jinjang is both scary and hilarious! So what happened to the girl you sent home? Did you date her? 😂

[@malaysiafood328]

No I didn’t attempt to date her after what happened

[@Tampin111]

Those days Jinjang not as dangerous as Setapak No Teksi dare to go there at night

[@malaysiafood328]

Didn't knew that

[@kratos8873]

@@malaysiafood328 🤣

[@wm8835]

👍👍

[@peterng9786]

So Mr Lee, you are the hit and run 'rascal' that my uncle and his friends been looking for all these years. (just joking, no offend intended, hahaha)

[@malaysiafood328]

Hope I didn't offend any of ur relatives

[@peterng9786]

@@malaysiafood328 Hahahahaha, as I said earlier, just joking, those gangsters were not my relative, so no need panic. 😂

[@KenshinAsuka]

You'd come to the area where my mum grew up. Will go to the places I might have not gone to before.

[@malaysiafood328]

Many thanks mate

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

No wonder you look familiar... MB Terengganu Ahmad Samsuri. 😅🏳 Love your vlog and its plot.

[@julianong8331]

Just go visit the village n see some jingang joes on the streets😂

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

Jinjang people will never tell you they live in Jinjang. They will always say 'KEPONG'.

[@malaysiafood328]

Interesting observation

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

they wanna 'save face'...due to the infamous 'Jinjang Joe' reputation...so they will never admit they live in Jinjang.@@malaysiafood328

[@kratos8873]

😂

[@yk5095]

Why?

[@malaysiafood328]

That’s cos they r too embarrassed to tell u they come from a gangster place I think

[@arielloh7415]

At last video on +ve side of jinjang. I always told by my friend never go there at any cost. Even I live in selayang also seldom come. Maybe will try come 1 day.

[@malaysiafood328]

Things r much better now, do come over loh

[@korchinleongwilliam8661]

The T-shirt design is stylo. If the 4 logos can out behind and one logo in front will be more stylo. 😂😂my personal knew like

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks, good suggestions

[@korchinleongwilliam8661]

I do like the shirt. If the design can be as i suggest, I will buy. 😁😁😁cheer

[@narenselva4538]

Jinjang is no 5 bas ma!😂😂😂

[@malaysiafood328]

Ya but I wanna take her home

[@rasenraj9096]

Good nice bro

[@christopherk7920]

i am 100% hokkien and yet didn't know Tua Mark means big eyes ..hahahaha btw uncle elmo, what made you say "Wah lau eh" while strolling in the morning mkt

[@malaysiafood328]

LOL I was talking to a hokkien shopkeeper

[@Tampin111]

Those days the most notorious part of Jinjang is behind the Diamond cinema

[@Chingaez]

ohhhh, Jinjang! That place is very near to Kepong

[@munchoy7509]

正

[@leowvm6215]

👍👍👍

[@mingmingleow8992]

Come visit us Danny,Ny brooklyn

[@malaysiafood328]

I hope Danny sees tis. Thanks

[@dannyloke3492]

Yeah , I am now in Westfield, NJ. How far is NJ to Brooklyn.

[@cheahsiewpeng3846]

Hi Elmo am wonder why now didn’t write the information on the description Some places you sharing can’t search

[@malaysiafood328]

All the addresses r there, as for the 大耳仔 it goes under the jinjang food court. For the hokkien mee you hv to go to the pasar address. Otherwise everything is there

[@cheahsiewpeng3846]

@@malaysiafood328 Where is the address ??

[@malaysiafood328]

All my addresses r provided in theGoogle link provide on my intro or at the end of my videos

[@henryloohenryloo8171]

Hi bro, hatyai second part? 😅

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for following up, I’m working on it

[@narenselva4538]

Jinjang not hakka people. Many people speak kontua mah!

[@malaysiafood328]

As far as I know I spoke hokkien with most of the vendors and shopkeepers

[@narenselva4538]

@@malaysiafood328 maybe now changed before only little mostly kontua

[@johnchong5774]

The largest Chinese new village; a lot of Hakkas; gangsterism was rampant. That's all I know about Jinjang, shamefully.

[@malaysiafood328]

You r right, eg. there r more hakka in ipoh than cantonese, although they prefer to speak cantonese outside of their homes

[@johnchong5774]

@@malaysiafood328 Too true! Hakka makes up more than 70 percent of Chinese population in Ipoh, just that Cantonese is more widely spoken over there.

[@alfredkhew1634]

哗，李生当年年少胆大，为了送美女回家，偏向虎山行。 Danny去美国探亲（估计半年后才回大马），少了有讲有笑的拍档，李生又回到一脚踢的模式。

[@malaysiafood328]

冇計啦， 都係要朝州音樂🎶

[@hoong18]

在甲洞、增江没有介绍肉骨茶。那算什么美食介绍？不合格！

[@malaysiafood328]

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