Oh gosh, another absolutely fun video. This time, you are eating among the Chinese community hence you have to shout out : 1. Ho Jiak - Hokkien dialect 2. Hoe Sek. - Cantonese 3. Hau Zie - Mandarin ( official Chinese language ) Very very wonderful of you, Chu, to pick up a few Chinese words like Xie Xie, Kam Sia 👍👍👏 Amazing that you enjoyed and loved that White Curry Mee. Awesome content and well done, Chu. Good day 🙆🙆🙆😂
It was really sweet that the lady bother to correct your pronunciation and even taught you how to say thank you in Hokkien too !! Props to the person who bothered to write it down on a small memo for you to understand better 👍👍
Hello chu. Hope everyone stay safe and can't wait that almost the time for new year weeks from now. I hope you have a SEDAP day trying mee curry at penang and see you soon on next videos before closing 2022. Happy holidays 👍👍
Chu, i really enjoyed your video!! 😍😍😍 I'm happy because you love, and you enjoyed Malaysian food!!! 😃😃 😍 Thank you Chu for introducing Malaysian food to all! 谢谢你啊！👍👍👍👏👏👏
As always your antics always put a smile on me. Unfortunately as a Muslim l cannot eat what you're eating. Anyway all the SEDAP 👏🥰 in your food venture 👌🙏
@@chubro actually penang uses a lot like hokkien dialect , which has similar dialect that fujian province ppl and taiwan ppl use, actually korean has similar vocab also usable in hokkien, korea=kamsahamnida , hokkien/minnan=kamsia has similar tone (the "lu“ is actually mean "you" in hokkien)
Anyeong, you came to the right place! This stall serves a very delicious curry mee, we always came here and will order extra blood cockles. Glad that you get to try one of Penang's famous street food.
The auntie teaching you Hokkien bro.. A type of Chinese language. Many people in Penang speak Hokkien. It's the main language of the Chinese people there that's why.
Popo restaurant/Kopitiam famous for it's Hokkien Mee, curry mee and wantan mee !!!! It's Hokkien Mee always long queue ... And that coffee is called Kopi special !!!!!!
you should try the hokkien mee, the shop famous for hokkien mee, must be there at 8am and take numbers, else it will finish selling very early. kam sia lu is tank you in penang hokkien dialect. Most Penang people native mother tongue are hokkien.
You are so awesome, friendly and funny! You make everything look so yummy and you make people laugh. Really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for visiting Malaysia!
Hi chu... I recommend to you try Indian food that you not yet try... The special about this food is we can get at Indian kuil or it's called temple,the food are like sour rice,brown sugar rice ,milk rice and have some Indians sweet,I hope u try soon.good luck
There is no "L" in the Korean language.... they tend to pronounce it like "R".... so you did your best, Chu Bro!! I've been watching your videos. Really comical and opened up my eyes to different stalls. Will keep in mind the stalls I want to try out when I go to Penang... saranghae, dongsaeng! jal mokkaesumnida!
Even me didn't explore more about Food in Malaysia..but chu bro..as always..a food lover...make me wondering how it taste..by the way..nice video..chu bro awesome and really funny....kamsia Lu..🤣🤣🤣SEDAAP..🙆♂️🙆🏻♀️
Chu bro you didn't say wrong you saying right words is jz in penang she teach you in HOKKIEN words!!! But MANDARIN language can use any place in Malaysia !!!
I saw you in Kapitan Chulia Street several months ago. By the way, she keeps on say Kam Sia Lu because there are majority Hokkien in that area. Xie Xie (mandarin) Kam xia (Hokkien)
@chu remember not to stick the Chopsticks into Bowl of Noodles or Rice😅 Elders may not like it... u can google it! Nowadays some of the younger generation may overlook this tradition but generally a lot of the Elders will not like it🤣 Hope this tip will help.. 😄
because u spoke delicious in hokkien, "ho jiak", the right thank u is "kam sia" in hokkien. "hao chi" is yummy in mandarin, then "xie xie" is thank you for mandarin.
Hello chu bro I am new to this channel and this I s so interesting by the way we are here in penang malaysia also in bintang haya butterworth jalan baru Lee Kean Hoe Motor Shop
We have seonji soup but it is with the salted vege base soup and white pepper. Usually not only seonji but they put pig intestine and tofu. This soup is available on stall selling yam rice or pork mustard rice.
pig blood is full of protein , the healtiest part ever. not all chinese love it even I hate it . I will choose porkbelly than blood🤣🤣 in penang u should try the Most Local Favourite Charcoal Fried Char Koey teow with Duck Egg🥚
