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Is This The BEST Filipino Restaurant in Malaysia?! 🇵🇭 (Kuala Lumpur Mukbang 🇲🇾)

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Right before arriving in Kuala Lumpur City, Malaysia, I spent a month traveling in the Philippines. But since I've been constantly moving from country to country, it takes my body a couple of days to adjust to new, local dishes. I was craving Filipino food and luckily, someone I met earlier that week recommend Mabuhay Laguna Restaurant so I could satisfy my cravings!
The sizzling sisig and embutido dishes were more than I could've asked for and I couldn't have asked for a better Filipino experience in the heart of KL City :)
Mabuhay Laguna Restaurant Location: 3, Jalan Gereja, City Centre, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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@justmejus 2 года назад

Great vid as usual, Grace! By the way, "mabuhay" (pronounced mah-BOO-hai) comes from the root "buhay" which literally means life or to live. "Mabuhay" is akin to Spanish speakers saying "viva." It's to say "long live" and to express good will to someone.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

thanks for explaining and laying that out! :) i'm sure more people have learned from you here!

@jimuel6319 2 года назад

Long live Philippines ariba ❤️🇵🇭

@eltriniPinoTV 2 года назад

Awesome explanation 🙌

@bentong105 2 года назад

Halo Halo have to mix thoroughly until all ingredients and ice will melt...

@nitrosnw Год назад

stfu! No one cares!

@adyiman4096 2 года назад

Hi from Johor Malaysia selamat datang ke Malaysian enjoy your holidays miss🤗🤗🤗

@rubenbarrameda5759 2 года назад

This means you still remember the Philippines. Thanks!

@gracefkim 2 года назад

of course i do! too many good memories to forget

@jarbitrario 2 года назад

So cute. I never heard of anyone craving Filipino food aside from Filipinos.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

I guess there’s always a first 😅

@kabiebebe2332 2 года назад

Wait till she discoveres filipino beer

@lydial6012 2 года назад

I've been working in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA for almost 11years once a month to get my day off I didn't know that they have a pilipino restaurant

@gracefkim 2 года назад

Now you know :)

@dominichill1492 2 года назад

The Filipino restaurant in Kuala Lumpur looks good on the inside and outside. I love every single video you put out Grace. I would love to see you do a tour in Bail.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

thanks so much dominic! i'll be there soon :)

@prettyanne0805 2 года назад

address please

@vlogsfavorsphileco8788 2 года назад

This is the best Traveller who'd been from the Philippines. What she enjoys in the Phils. she still look for it wherever she goes. Thank you Ma'am its so encouraging for us to improve more on what we do.

@Borble333 2 года назад

that sisig looks so fresh and delicious yum!

@gracefkim 2 года назад

It was!

@KakiYoutube 2 года назад

"sambal belacan" is a must if you take malay food.. 😀

@boomerbeara8656 2 года назад

Wow nakakatuwa naman na kahit nasa ibang lugar na sya ay namimiss nya ang Filipino food,nakaka proud kaya nanunuod ako lagi sa mga blogs mo keep it up,take care always. Good luck to your channel I hope it grows bigger and bigger

@Best_Day 2 года назад

Glad you are back. Hope you got the rest you needed.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

thank you joebert, i definitely have :')

@tinanugget5419 2 года назад

You truly miss the Philippines Grace because you crave for yummy Filipino foods. Mabuhay Philippines woohoooo 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭see you back Grace 🇵🇭😍😍😍

@lagunamabuhayfilipinoresta5636 2 года назад

Thank u so much kim❤️

@gracefkim 2 года назад

salamat po guys!❤

@Yasin_Affandi 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your experience eating d Filipino food in KL.

@tomhello7314 Год назад

Wow, gonna try that restaurant this weekend

@cristopherdelacruz6447 2 года назад

We commonly serve embutido (Filipino meatloaf) in Christmas, festivals and birthdays. it's part of our traditions so you wouldn't find it in some restaurants here in the Philippines.

@eltriniPinoTV 2 года назад

That's true !

@jimuel6319 2 года назад

Wow the Pilipino food in Malaysia ❤️🇵🇭 hi lods 😍☺️😘

@nitoymagpily7094 2 года назад

Glad that you have crave for filipino food, hope you find one....enjoy your travel.....take care

@charlesrayfeliciano3298 2 года назад

Filipino food is so underrated

@gracefkim 2 года назад

right

@Fk74303 2 года назад

thanks for keeping filipino spirit alive....keep it up.....you will have more filipino followers

@dioncena1992 2 года назад

*Padayon lang.*

@scheis123 2 года назад

Even though the music got loud, I could still hear you fine. The food looked great, but you're more adventurous with the spice than I am, so I would not put so much spice on it for me! LOL

@gracefkim 2 года назад

😅😅😅

@Niftynorm1 2 года назад

@@gracefkim In Chinese restaurants they have that stuff (I think red pepper flakes in oil) that is like liquid fire. OMG.

@rnie7732 2 года назад

Spicy banana ketchup is great as a dipping sauce for embutido. 🙂

@lemnikim7388 2 года назад

Ohhh my favorite clueless vlogger. Eating Filipino food in Malaysia. What’s next? Eating Malaysian food in Indonesia? 👍🏼❤️

@Georgeklee 2 года назад

🤣😂

@FilCanGil 2 года назад

Hi Grace, thanks for keeping the Filipinos spirit alive in Malaysia. I actually enjoy your food vlogs a lot more than most other vloggers. Probably because you’re hot😂 BTW….. Mabuhay is pronounced, Ma-Boo-Hi😉

@shaqisumari304 2 года назад

You should go to Kotaraya plaza building near Chinatown

@nightwing4065 2 года назад

Grace Kim back at it again! 😅👍

@feistylilah9645 2 года назад

I like your vibe. You're right that you need a break. Please do some video content to know you more at home. Keep safe & good luck to your travels.

@TETRARCHFREAK 2 года назад

More Filipino food in Malaysia Kim? Cool they must really love Filipino food 😋😋cool video 🆒🆒😎😎👍👍 Lumpia I see they even have Balut egg wow

@gracefkim 2 года назад

😅😅 the balut

@UncleBin1269 2 года назад

Filipino food also available in Malaysia ... Malaysia truly Asia indeed ...

@goolooggg9005 Год назад

The Filipino restaurant you were in was the 1st Public Bank branch banking conglomerate a long time ago, perhaps Filipino food will grow big in MY like Public Bank, take care

@banodota1364 2 года назад

HALO means MIX in Tagalog so HALO-HALO is MIX-MIX😁 we usually mix all the ingredients first then eat.

@lionelchooi 2 года назад

Hey Grace, if you’d walked further up from the church, you will see St John’s institution (heritage school with amazing building) and walk further down to Bukit Nanas - a back (forestry) entrance to KL Tower! Check it out 😉

@nelsonlomod9601 2 года назад

Embotido is our take pork meat loaf. It's not common in restaurants because its not cooked when ordered. Embotido is eaten dipped in catsup or tartar sauce or garlic mayo.

@oragonbackyardtv8959 2 года назад

Nice meeting you miss Grace, I hope enjoy you to come in our restaurant see you again 👌

@dancampana6757 2 года назад

Kamusta...Bicol dishes come with a lot of those bird's eye chilies...

@alphaoms8963 2 года назад

Mabuhay means in skeptron they use "longlive" and triskellion they use "areba"

@rolandoalmonte8759 2 года назад

don't forget to visit again to the Philippines. we miss your blog

@gracefkim 2 года назад

💞💞

@ferdzcabling1463 2 года назад

MABUHAY Grace😍😍😍 Stay safe and Healthy.... LOVE yaaah... ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭

@hussainmohamed6534 2 года назад

I think maybe in Malaysia which has all kinds of cuisine from most countries.. sorry just my opinion

@MrDac0964 2 года назад

I miss you! Been waiting for your vlog to drop. It’s funny you miss filipino food while in Malaysia 😀. Take it easy and have a break once in a while. Keep safe.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

Aww will continue posting :) thanks for being here

@easymoney8815 2 года назад

Hope you come back to philippines soon! 🇵🇭

@JP-mc6ng 2 года назад

Add equal amount of vinegar or lemon juice and soy sauce with pepper and onions. It’s called finadene

@bluesky.believeitornot.1882 2 года назад

Malaysian are not too keen in filippinos food. Neither did The filippinos living in Malaysia supports the business. Probably it was the price and exchange rate factor. We were operating a filippinos restaurant in Kuala Lumpur. It didn't last long tho.We had to change the whole concept and menu into a mixed menu,that had Thai and Malaysian food, to cut our losses we had to face.

@jasonworldwide 2 года назад

Mah-boo-hi 😊😘

@dangerapple 2 года назад

🙌🙌🇵🇭 from San Diego, cali.

@eriksanchez7834 2 года назад

The chef said viand. Filipinos are the only ones that say viand (or ulam in Tagalog).

@jheromerebanoisip8882 2 года назад

Oh nice ate grace., I'm happy to se you again eat a food Filipino in Kuala. 😁💖

@gracefkim 2 года назад

Thank you likewise 😍

@ptg01 2 года назад

Ma-boo-hi !!!

@keangwooichoo6138 2 года назад

Grace, for sure malaysian and thai food are spicy. Also, i find it strange too americans call chilli a pepper. Lady's finger they call ocra. Pepper to us means black pepper or white pepper. Capsicums are capsicums...again not pepper. Chilli is chilli, not pepper. KL is an international city as you already know by now. You can find many types of food here. Middle east, western, indian, chinese, koreans, japanese, vietnamese, thai and not surprising filipino food. The famous food street is jalan alor or alor street not far from bukit bintang golden triangle.

@Stormvue 2 года назад

I’m glad people thought you about mabuhay. But the hay at the end is actually pronounced hi. Like you’re saying Hi to people. Mabu Hi 😊😊😊

@u140550 2 года назад

Value is good, but if you don’t like it at least you tried it. Although maybe I need to go back into the video to see that you ate it?

@angelotimonera7967 2 года назад

What you're having Grace in a glass is called "halo-halo" meaning mix and mix!

@nanbolz2238 2 года назад

Hahahaha! Youre funny Grace! Right in the midst of the karaoke party, a very Filipino thing. LOL!

@gracefkim 2 года назад

Right 😅

@dayangmarikit6860 2 года назад

Sisig tastes better with garlic fried rice/(Sinangag).

@iflipover 2 года назад

I usually want some soup when ordering dry-type dishes (like what you had) so it doesn't hurt to ask if they have some plain soup (esp if there's nilaga or bulalo -- JUST the SOUP and not the whole dish, to avoid miscommunication). Some just give it for free. Then I just spoon some of the soup to the rice for every bite I take. Yum!

@lalaking.chinupa.sa.trosohan 2 года назад

the owner of this video don't care at you

@gracefkim 2 года назад

I’ll have to ask for next time! Thanks for the recommendation :)

@richardyanson5663 2 года назад

Hello pretty lady nice eating pilipino pood

@fizalbasir6237 2 года назад

Welcome to kuala lumpur

@madelinedelacruz5949 2 года назад

Be safe always, Grace ✌️

@jeremyteves28 2 года назад

Sarap!😊

@gracefkim 2 года назад

siiii

@mjcesista9976 2 года назад

The sisig is the best 👌👌👌👌

@dangerapple 2 года назад

Grace Kim and Jessica Lee 🙌🙌🙌

@diosdadocabugao68 2 года назад

Squeeze the calamansi on that site sauce and pepper or you can put some vinegar also

@realMDizzy 2 года назад

Mabuhay Balut!!!

@gracefkim 2 года назад

balut 😅

@Niftynorm1 2 года назад

You should look into Chamorro (Guam) Finadene sauce (Vinegar or lemon juice, soy sauce, hot peppers and green onions (scallions). Do you make notes as you eat so you can better remember the different dishes you discover?

@gracefkim 2 года назад

oh my gosh that mix sounds amazing!! whenever i get a kitchen, i will :)

@Niftynorm1 2 года назад

@@gracefkim Well if you stop by Detroit give me a call. LOL Stay safe and keep sharing with us.

@flightlieutenant6902 2 года назад

Hello Grace, are you visiting Sydney Australia too? Cheers!

@freemal451 7 месяцев назад

Bukit Nanas = Pineapple Hill

@nelsonlomod9601 2 года назад

Filipino food is best prepared in big batches as they are cooked for sharing. Seldom do filipino food prepared for one person except for the 'silog' menu.

@mgd4622 2 года назад

Ma-Bu-High Grace Kim

@glaizalikespizza 2 года назад

Grace you should explore more of the Philippines

@fixnreview 2 года назад

Did u try Bicolano Food here in the Philippines? Did u try chilli ice cream?

@Iamdrew15 2 года назад

Im watchin’ your vlog while working at the same time ahahaha… 🇵🇭 #foodporn

@gracefkim 2 года назад

😁😁😁

@geoffmba3687 2 года назад

You're officially a Filipina

@pinoyhostelstory1050 2 года назад

Let's meet other RU-vidrs from America "Travelling Solo Logs" "Vlogging a Dead Horse"

@danilosantos651 2 года назад

Good food you have and it's heavy to the stomach, nxtime try the lumpia Shanghai it's becoming popular in the u.s.. halo-halo in English is mix-mix you have to mix it to incorporate the flavor .that's a nice idea that your thinking when u get back home try to cook and make a vlog on your Asian journey of different food here in Asia. Stay safe travel safe...😃😉

@buzzlightyear607 2 года назад

huhu hope u come back to PH

@ethiehetherington5086 2 года назад

Ms. Grace, go back to the Philippines, because the country needs you to promote to the world. May God bless you and stay safe.

@mikecarroll6599 2 года назад

Great video. You say you are tired ? Could be that sugar in Malaysia food u are not used .

@gracefkim 2 года назад

Maybe it’s giving me a sugar rush ☹️

@markbiaco9555 2 года назад

😂❤️🇵🇭🏝️ love u 💞 😘

@gracefkim 2 года назад

💞💞

@regiluis2058 2 года назад

Hi Crush! I 😍 u in Manila, I 😍 u in Malaysia!

@lexiejadevlogs3792 2 года назад

halo halo means mix mix.. you should mix them all.

@zephdo2971 2 года назад

Correction: Labuyo (Philippine) pepper is actually hotter than Thai pepper. It's just that Tagalog Cuisine isn't a fan of spicyness. Try Bikolano Cuisine.

@CH-vr2dl 2 года назад

mabuhay means long live ... its used as a greeting .. but it does not mean welcome.

@machoguapito76TV 2 года назад

Grace thanks for promoting pilipino food.grace marry me.😍

@BANGDITE 2 года назад

😎👍👍👍

@sheilaflaminiano8814 2 года назад

You should squeezed the calamansi on your chili soysauce..that small green round citrus sitting on the side of your rice..i feel how sad the calamansi right now..

@joemag6180 2 года назад

buhay literally means life. mabuhay means long live. the prefix ma means full, plenty or overly. so if you want to comfortably communicate in filipino you can tagalogize common english root word to form an adjective. like pricy or heavy hence mapricy and maheavy. no one says maheavy but it wouldn't sound weird for filipinos but it's just an example because heavy alone is common enough there's no need to tagalogizely adjectified! but you can still use it maybe just to playfully complain on the weight lol!. ;D ,!!..

@jgalang1881 2 года назад

Please vlog your food journey when you return to the US.

@gracefkim 2 года назад

i have to :)

@madelinedelacruz5949 2 года назад

Grace, pls don’t ignore that “tiredness” you’ve been feeling lately….pls have yourself checked…

@Akira29H 2 года назад

Can I join with your journey:)

@ashleybueno1709 2 года назад

😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

@virgiecastillo6059 2 года назад

that's the malysia part of the Philippines

@db555 2 года назад

Did you get sicked and had to leave Malaysia?

@velky_reeds 2 года назад

your Halo-halo doesn't look like a typical filipino one, mostly because the ice cream isn't ube ice cream. Halo-halo is also properly meant to be eaten fully *mixed* (hence the name- halo-halo means mix-mix)

@aladin9274 2 года назад

U should migrate to the Philippines.

@JaliZulfiqr 2 года назад

You don't dare to go Singapore..? Haha..

@efrentribiana7106 2 года назад

Halo halo literally means mix mix so you have to mix halo halo before you eat it while checking the sweetness of the sugar. Please do this next time don't eat it individually. Good luck.