What special about Kelantan is we have some local spices (rempah). For example rempah Kerutuk, Gulai Kawah, Gulai Ayam, Kuzi, Dalca etc. to make variety of rice dishes..if you notice its taste different from mamak restaurant kind of spices... & we also have bunch of traditional kuih one of them is Akok that you guys eat... Welcome to Kelantan 😁
@@jieyanayishaYana btul semua negri ada rempah cuma x sama cth nk masak kerutuk , masak kuzi atau gulai nasi berlauk pagi tu x delh kat negri lain...rasa dia akn berbeza.maksudnya klo nk masakan sama dgn tempat asal mesti pkai bahan yg sama , bkn dia kata negeri lain x de rempah sendiri.
@ld pubg sy tgok ramai yg sakit hati dgn kelantan. Sehingga apa2 yg +ve dr kelantan mereka akan cuba nafikan. Xtau knp begitu rasis dan benci mereka pd org kelantan. Apa yg sakit hati sgt. Hnya org pemikiran kelas ke3 yg xblh terima kelebihan org lain.
Jimmy/iChang, one of the better dishes in kelantan is Nasi Belauk. It is prepared using kelantan local spices and have various brandnames eg. Nasi Air Dingin etc. The best of Nasi Belauk are in Tumpat area. Almost every nasi belauk stalls in Tumpat atea, big or small, are delicious. As for plenty of its unique sambal in the nasi belauk.
I have now come to a realization that IChang is a really good food critique. She's able to eloquently describe a dish in a way that can make someone imagine the taste in their brain and almost taste it at the tip of their tongue. If IChang were to write a book about her Malaysian food journey, I'm sure it'll be a best seller in no time! And fingers crossed it'll come trueeee! 🥺✨
17:52 That's Kuih Seri Muka. He said "yang tu pulut", "yang tu" means "that is" and "pulut" means sticky rice. Its so delicious. Don't forget to eat nasi kerabu, the most popular dish in Kelantan. p/s you have to know the right way to eat. It is very tasty. Welcome to Kelantan Ichang and Jimmy.
It must be a bit confusing for iChang because from what I've gathered. They understand that "ini" is "this" and "itu" is "that". "itu" would usually mean "that". but in this case. "yang tu" (short for "yang itu") is said here instead of "itu" to signify that they are referring to a subject that has already been mentioned in the conversation. An english equivalent would be from changing "a car" to "the car" in a sentence. A:"That is A car. Is it yours?" B:" Yes. THE car is mine"
I'm Singaporean ......first time I was there 2011 ,eat one of kelantanese dish make me falling in love with food especially kelantan food of the best food on the planet ...U should try kelantan laksam one of heaven food in Malaysia.....must try it when u in kelantan
my wife already asked me so many times to bring her to Kelantan.. She wants traditional Kueh Akok from Kelantan.. it's our favorite.. will go there someday 💪
"Kelantan is dangerous" I agree with that. I only stayed at Kelantan for 6 months and gained 6kg 😅. It is a suprise because i was at other states before and my weight did not change at all. Beware Ichang and Jimmy. I think both of you should weight yourselves after the end of your trip 😁. Last thing from me, always bring bottled water with you because most of foods at Kelantan are very sweet. You might need it to wash the sweetness down. Good luck & all the best for both of you. May your trip end well
@@Chuk392 It's true. I gained nothing for 3 years in Pahang and 5 years in Selangor. My bmi now in normal level from underweight level. It's a good for me and i like it 👏👏👏😁
Kelantan, terengganu and negeri sembilan have different eccent than the standart bahasa malaysia.. go to pasar siti khadijah.. u can see many traditional food there in one place.. about language barrier, maybe they think you are malaysian Chinese, thats why they dont speak english with u.. if someone speak malay with u and u cant understand, just said u are japanese, they will automatically speak english with u .
Since you were already in Kelantan, please visit Terengganu for another level of food suprises. We have some similarity in terms of food and environment with what you have experienced in Kelantan. I list down here some of the famous traditional meal/ places that you should try when you arrive in Terengganu. 1. Nasi Dagang (You may visit Nasi Dagang Atas Tol) 2. Ikan Celup Tepung (You may visit Pok Nong ICT) 3. Kerepok Lekor or Malaysian Fish Sausage 4. Ketupat Sotong 5. Laksa Terengganu 6. Nasi minyak Terengganu 7. Satar and otak otak 8. Netbat (usually during month of Ramadhan) Enjoy your food hunting!
I loved this episode so much! All the things we take for granted are amazing to you.. Every time you eat something it makes me feel that I have to go out and find it too! Don’t stop making these videos :)
'Yatu pulu' thats funny. What hes trying to say is 'yang itu pulut' which means 'that is pulut'. Pulut is the glutonious rice ( beras pulut ) on the lower part. Its quite hard to find Kelantanese that can speak proper english, so you need to be creative like iChang.👍👍
Akok is made of eggs, a little bit flour and brown sugar. It taste like tamagoyaki made with brown sugar. Pulut is mochigome. Cake’s name is Seri Muka meaning Beautiful Face.
Kelantan, the underrated food heaven! people were missing a lot if they didn't try Kelantan food. with that being said, i strongly recommend you both to try Laksam (Kelantanese version of Laksa) and Nasi Kerabu for breakfast
Yang tu pulut = That one is glutinous rice (when the guy pointed to kuih seri muka). Glad that both of you enjoyed Kelantanese cuisine. Enjoy your stay.
That unknown thing is squid egg ! Yummy ! BTW ...for me best Chinese food in Malaysia is in Ipoh and Penang , and the best malay food in Malaysia is Kelantanese food !!! Rasa kelate !
Hi ichang. I am from Kelantan ❤️. Finally you guys arrived at my village 😍. If you want taste more fresh kueh,you can go to Pasar Kubang Pasu at Kota Bharu by morning.
@@juneseongmin i think Kelantanese not got offended because of that liltle things, political things are very similar in in every state. If penang people getting know about their real side of political issue, they will shock that Pulau pinang is second China in Malaysia. For me Kelantanese getting treat like that because you know Malaysia still being racist in 2022 and thats disgusting
I truly enjoyed Kelantan hospitality and food when I briefly worked there many years ago. The people are sincere, warm and food wise you cannot find this taste elsewhere. Only thing is to note for is hygiene in some restaurant (not a criticism, but an observation, let's be objective)
Kelantanese let's attack this guy! Sek kito jange pecoh 😂.It's same anywhere when it comes to hygiene.Maybe you're just too hygienic.I stay in kelantan for working has no issue with this.
I think throughout Malaysia occasionally we'll see restaurants not really up to the hygienic standards. Let's improve together and make our country better like how the Japanese treat their country
I love kelantanese foods the most. Very delicious🤤🤤🤤 i love their nasi air, nasi kerabu, gulai, lokching, etok, etc. So many foods and varieties to choose from. Kelantan will always be my favorite state to visit.
in Kelantan, usually every word that ends with 'ng' will be replaced with 'ae'. For example, udang is pronounced as udae or like makan is pronounced as makae. So happy for you that you get to experience more Kelantanese foods ^^
I am your follower but somehow I just realised that we were neighbour in Singgora Homestay when I was already checked out that afternoon. I even told my husband that I wish we could turn back and take photo with you guys.
it's great to watch both of them wholeheartedly enjoy the nasi kukus. guess what, that's not even the no 1 ranking nasi kukus in KB (of course different people'd have different preference) but for the locals, the champion Nasi Kukus is Nasi Kukus Zaeman (lunch); and nasi kukus Warisan @ nasi kukus Public Bank (dinner). few hundred yards east of ths restaurant is another popular nasi campur place. They cater for late night crowd (10pm onwards, until probably 6am or azan subuh, whichever comes first :)
you must feel overwhelmed by kelantan because they speak different dialect from your standard Bahasa malaysia but luckily kelantanese are very friendly and accommodating
welcome to kelantan...i am from kelantan but now staying in Pahang. i still go crazy over the food when i am back in kelantan. Make sure both of u try everything there. somebody has suggested all the foods that u should try. u are right ... "Kelantan FOOD IS dangerous".
I love Kelantan food. Please eat, nasi kerabu, nasi ulam, laksam, ayam percik, ketupat sotong, budu durian, etok, jala mas, assam gumpal, kuih topi, nekbat, lompat tikam… waaa the list can go on forever🤪 .. enjoy kelantan!
Yay! Itadikimasu IChang and Jimmy!!! Nasi Kukus Kelate is 'sedak do'oh'!!! (sedapness). So happy to see you guys exploring Malaysian cuisine. Have fun makan-makan in Kelate!!! Stay safe ❤️😋
Jimmy, that Roe is actually squid egg or telur sotong. Glad you have finally arrivrd to my hometown! Do try nasi kerabu, ayam percik and also mee celup!
At 18:17 that is Pulut Seri Muka. I think the seller said "yang itu pulut". Seri Muka is sold everywhere. Can easily find it. Kueh akok taste like puding caramel, and it uses a lot of duck/chicken eggs.
Pulut is sticky rice in Malay. That's why the guy said "yang tu pulut" = that one is sticky rice. You should try the durian version of kuih seri muka. Instead on pandan, they put durian custard on top. So good!
You made me salivating. I've already ate my dinner (mee goreng basah), but I found myself wishing that I eat nasi kukus. And, authentic akok from Kelantan is the best. Nothing beat real akok from Kelantan. I've bought Kelantanese-made akok here in Kedah, the taste is totally off.
Im from sabah but i really reallyyy like kelantanese food. Yall should try their laksam, nasik kerabu, kuih akok, omaigod im salivating 🤣 Enjoy your journey trip ichang n jimmy. 😘
@@ISMSKL party in your mouth? What a bullshit joke. 🤣🤣 Nasi kerabu is just blue rice + raw vege + toasted shredded coconut. U cant even taste salt in nasi kerabu. So lame. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Since you guys are in Kelantan, take this opportunity to eat and eat and eat in Kelantan, as the foods there are cheap, tasty, and very authentic! Suggestion: Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Air Dingin, Nasi Berlauk, Sup 'Gearbox', Nasi Ulam, Cek Mek Molek (type of kuih) . And if you guys enjoy kaya butter toast, try Roti Titab (Kopitiam Kita), its slightly different version of a normal toast. **Hungry** Enjoy your stay in Kelantan!
@@norhafizudindin6912 'cek mek' nama kuih. 'molek' perkataan yg membawa maksud = bagus, terbaik, dll. Nama kuih tu hanya cek mek. Perkataan molek kadang3x org luar letak sbb mereka hnya tahu perkataan molek. Juga dipanggil cek mek molek, sbb perkataan 'Mek' sinonim dngn wanita, jadi seperti yg digembar gemburkan wanita Kelantan ni cantik mereka letak 'molek'. Maka jadi lh cek mek, dan molek sbb kata sebelumnya Mek (wanita).
@@norhafizudindin6912 wehh la, tok cayo g klate, g buleh 4 5 keda. Try mg tengok ado dok ore oda cek mek molek 2ya. Meme klu oda ore pehe jah sbb ado doh perkatae depe tu. Dok pun mg g tanyo ayoh mg lh, hok mano betul cek mek or cek mek molek. Beres
Happy to see iChang and Jimmy have a taste of my hometown food. Kelantanese dialect very different with BM and it's not your fault if you fail to understand it. For example: Udang ( prawns ) we said udey. Our words sometimes short a bit from BM.
Hey IChang! U should go to Min House Camp.. that very nice place in kelantan if you to relax n chill. Also you should go to "laman warisan" n "Dabong" to see a great waterfall in Kelantan.. Hope you guys enjoy in our places..
Jimmy...the one you eat is called telur sotong...it is not a fish egg..but a squid egg..very nice..normally you can find at most Nasi Kandar restaurant..
I am Kelantanese...live in Klang....will be home next week for Raya Haji......oh yeah... they don't really speak English there ...🤪..and we don't speak like kL people....we got special language 😙
Town: Kota Bharu (the state capital of Kelantan) State: Kelantan Country: Malaysia Although English is taught in school, it is not widely used as majority of the population is Malay. So start learning a few more Malay words to make your adventure a little bit easier and fun. Don't worry they're as friendly as every other Malaysians you have met.
But bear in mind that kelantanese malay may not be what ichang and Jimmy were used to during their past visits to Penang and KL. Kelantanese is a whole new language of its own! 🤣🤣🤣
@@iedanatasha Yup. Even if the Kelantanese speaks English, it will be a new experience for Jimmy and iChang. I don't mean every Kelantanese though. There's one Makcik in Pasar Khadijah who speaks good English.
kelantan and sometimes terengganu food are well-known for being sweeter than how other states cook it :D P.S: the egg jimmy ate at 9:20 and 10:15 are both squid egg (telur sotong not telur ikan) but different types
chillie n telur we call that as (sambal telur/telur masak sambal) , with sambal u can cook many dish, like sambal masak ikan bilis/ anchovies, sambal masak udang/prawn/ sambal masak sotong/squid, ikan/ fish masak sambal ... etc....
Watching IChang and Jimmy enjoy every hawker food dish they come across I feel I’ve been ungrateful when I take for granted every meal that Ive had in the past. Jimmy, its hard to get a whole fish egg like the one you had, plus, look at the size of the prawns! Many of us would chew and suck the prawn head😋😋👍🏼👍🏼
That's not fish roe that Jimmy had, but squid roe. If you noticed, the squid roe is one solid whitish mass instead of millions of small eggs like fish roe.
My husband is from kelantan. Everytime I go back to Kelantan, I will spend most of the time eating kelantanese food. Same goes to my husband, every time we go back to my hometown in penang, he will spend all days hunting for nasi kandar. 🤣
Welcome to my hometown. Beware most of the kueh is really sweet. Also try that nasi kerabu, mee celup, nasi khomok, nasi berlauk etc. Enjoy the stay over there
Ahhh so satisfying to see both of your reactions ❣️ you can actually find Kelantanese selling nasi kukus ayam berempah in Selangor and KL also, but of course you gotta find the right one to eat the authentic delicious one. Hope for breakfast you get to try Roti Titab in Kelantan!
What I like is that they always finish all the food. Bcoz some RU-vidrs don’t finish their food but they finish all so it’s fulfilling to watch how they appreciate food
I think the one that Jimmy eat after the 'telur ikan' was 'lala'. Something like oyster but people get it from the river. And 1st kuih that both of you eat was 'akok' a tradisional kuih, also known as 'akok telur' or 'akok kedut'. For the 2nd one is 'kuih seri muka'. Arghh! Missing Kelantan already. 😂
Welcome to my hometown jimmy and ichang !!! 🤗🤗🤗 And yeah, i guarantee you'll miss kelantanese food so much after this. Eat a lot and try AS MUCH FOOD AS POSSIBLE while you there. EVERYTHING is guaranteed 110% DELICIOUS !
Yes, in my observation too. Kelatanese look a bit different maybe because they are border with Thailand. Intermarriage is normal thing in Malaysia back in hundreds years ago. Like me, I like to frown and my face look like I'm scowl all the time but it really click to Johorean mind who guess that I'm Bugis Malay which is true🤣
The name of that green kueh is seri muka. The top part is made of pandan + coconut milk. Bottom part is pulut. That's why that guy called it 'pulut'. You can find it at every kueh stall all over Malaysia. 😊
You will find it’s a bit hard to understand them because of the strong accent. And some of them have different kind of faces due to the ‘Kelantan Siam’ which is the mixes between Malay Kelantan + Siam (Thailand). Akok is their popular tradisional kuih there and you can find them easily. Food is absolutely delicious with affordable prices. Nasi Kerabu, Laksam, Nasi Dagang, Lokceng (fish satay) & pulut mangga is a must. Enjoy your stay at Kelantan!
I hope you get to explore kelantan kueh because kelantan people really like sweet stuff so we have a lot of variety kueh. That's why, our dishes like gulai or sambal tend to sweeter than other state. Me as a kelantanese, sometimes found kueh that i never eaten before. So don't be afraid to try our kueh, because you not going find it anywhere else. btw about kueh seri muka, sometimes kelantanese have their own name for certain things but it's totally the same thing, we called seri muka as pulut.
ichang... once you finish explore kelantan... don't forget to go to Pulau Perhentian at terengganu, but very near to kelantan... it is nice island to relax yr mind..
Seems you arrive in kelantan, both of you are welcoming to my hometown in terengganu and try our best dishes called nasi dagang... So tasty... Im enjoy watching all your video with your sincere feels...
