this. this is the secret of street food. the unknown middle of nowhere food is always the best, as they cook it passionately (and not rushing) especially the moms and pops store. plus it feels so homely there.
Ask for ‘kurang manis’ or ‘tak mau gula’ (i.e less sugar or no sugar) for drinks. So what’s your plan when u reqch Singapore? Are you going to cycle up north? If so, u can try East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia, and it’s gonna be a different vibe
Thats is the mystique about malaysia when it comes to food. U always feel there is somewhere else that is better tasting. Sometimes the locals will not bring you to the popular ones, they would bring you to somewhere remote tt you even havent heard of or been to.
Yes, Dengkil is a small town with rural vibes just next to Putrajaya the administrative capital. Have fun bro, enjoy your cycling because now its a bit cloudy and raining late in the evening usually.
Ayoyo... Michael, your bicycle adventure is a real challenge. Haha....when you are super hungry, any food will be "sedappppp" 😅 Well, all the best for the next journey. Safe travels !
One thing I always remember about u was the meeting of johor sultan(now king of malaysia for 5 years) during big makan makan day. Last year if I'm not mistaken. Thank you again for choosing this country.. Safe journey always and remember to park you bike at easy looking place and lock them..
6:45 The restaurant is the type Malaysians call "restoran mamak" or mamak's restaurant, meaning an eating place operated by a mamak (an Indian Muslim). In such restaurant, as in here, practically all the workers are Indian migrant workers whose English proficiency is next to none.
I want to ask you traveling in a foreign country, how do you get used to the road in a country where you never get lost.. and the first time you are in a foreign country, how do you feel for the first time?
