Kuala Lumpur vs. Dubai - Which is Better for Travel and Living? (Honest Opinion) 

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses.

Excellent comparison! I knew Kuala Lumpur is underrated but knew little about what it's like there and I think you gave a good quick insight 👍

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yup, you have to be pocket rich even eating in simple restaurant in dubai.

oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂

​@@brabaius162 been there, its very hot n dusty

​@@dzulkafleysamad3825 I know but we have a very very big problem, everyone want to come here. Steal our land like Myanmar Rohingyas or China tourists refusing to leave plus millions of every etnicities..So let tell them go to Dubai please..

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Well said👍🏼

@@ezarezrafiel9409 just facts. Dubai is man-made. Rainforest, wildlife are god made.

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses.

KL is absolutely concrete Rainforests Heaven

We malaysian would love come here and stay :) 🇲🇾❤️🌹

oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂

Twin cities?

@@elbowstancenow1519 yep..I mean the diplomatic, Malaysian ex PM inspired most of Dubai's buildings and infrastructures back then, and Dubai ofc is ahead of Malaysia as it's a rich country and more developed country now whereas Malaysia is still developing.. Btw, you can see Malaysian flag big image on Buraj Khalifa on Malaysian national day..it shows the strong ties between two cities/countries..

KL follows the garden city concept. The city hall makes sure there's lots of greenery.

@@mnbr6884 hope that the new mayor will look more into this..

oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂

@@brabaius162 - Omg, 😆😆😆

@@nmnscpn197 every poor Myanmar,Filipinos, Thais,, Vietnamese, Indonesian, chinese,Tamils, Kerala, Iraqis, Nepalese, Banglas, Kazakhtans, Sri Langka..my hand get tired... want to come live here. It's not a joke..

Dubai is the devil's version of Heaven on Earth.. Where everything glitters like gold

Dusty sand storm..

Yes indeed

UAE is a developed country, and Malaysia is a developing nation. IMHO, The former lacks the soul that the latter has.

Dubai used to be better but it's just a fake city these days, a place that was strip of it's culture.

let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂

@@brabaius162 Bullshit

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oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂 not to mention banglas,indians etc

What about earning in kl?

That will be Singapore, even Grab moved away from Malaysia to SG.

No, too many discriminatory policies in Malaysia. Singapore is the best place. Results show it, international businesses are not blind.

@@al16899 I think you are dreaming or brainwashed, some of the best Asian businesses in the world are based in KL. What discriminatory? You guys need a mental check and better, a new brain.

@@harukrentz435 I think you are dreaming or brainwashed, some of the best Asian businesses in the world are based in KL. What discriminatory? You guys need a mental check and better, a new brain. Grab is a one-off, that's it.

​@@al16899 thot people are moving away from Singapore nowadays? 😅

Exactly, so, why pay more? Unless you are a very high net worth individual, with more than US$50mil of money to spare, this matters, in fact, matters a lot. KL is perfect for people who are quite rich, but, not like the rich tycoons. In fact, that's is how it's reflected in the MM2H requirements. I would think KL is perfect for those with net worth of US$5mil - US$10mil.

oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂 not to mention banglas,indians etc

Lol.. that too overrr.. are you singaporean ??

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses. KL can be a 10mil metropolis in fact it's already 8+mil people as there are ample lands to expand, with very high livability standards at good value and top Asian talents/labour. Furthermore, KL public transport is already very comprehensive with the most modern trains in the world. More to come.

​@@leealex24 agree

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I'm netizen....lol😂

oh please..let dubai win! Tell that to the 200,000 myanmar rohingyas paying rm7000 or 1.2million chinese tourists refusing to leave.. hello Dubai is much better. Please go there😂😂 not to mention banglas,indians etc we need stronger border guards& immigration..the world want to come

Dubai has also very different prices depending on part of town. Most just don’t know.

What would you choose to live between the two.

Both!🙏🏻☺️

I think if you are an Asian, you will definitely more interested or comfortable in KL. That's 100% sure. It has combination of Chinese, Malay, Indian and also influences from Japan, Korea etc.

KL dah level tahap tu ..😌...cintailah Ibu kota kebanggaan kita..

Sekurang2nya dia Tak sebut KL VS Jakarta kalau tidak beribu Komen dari seberang

Local jer yg asyik complaint, itu tak kena ini tak kena hahaha

​@@bagan-uv5fv betul .

NIKMAT TUHANMU YANG MANA LAGI YANG KAMU DUSTAKAN ?

That is a very interesting statement. I wonder how this happened.

Yep... Dubai and Kuala Lumpur are twin cities..

Yeah, even Dubai Park and musical fountain is very similar to KLCC Park and musical fountain but only on a very larger and grander scale. However, KLCC park has been built for ages back in the '90s.

@@miorf82 Yes, KLCC project started in 1993 n completed in 1998. 😄

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses. KL can be a 10mil metropolis in fact it's already 8+mil people as there are ample lands to expand, with very high livability standards at good value and top Asian talents/labour. Furthermore, KL public transport is already very comprehensive with the most modern trains in the world. More to come.

Multi cultural and multi lingual

If you're Asian - Japanese, Chinese/HKer, Korean, Australian South East Asian, KL is the best place in Asia to setup as base including businesses.

Yes..KL win So much in term of cultural diversity...Can experience Most world Major Cultural Chinese,malays,Indian,Arabs, western and etc...

@momanasideka3962 Nope, SG is not sustainable. Btw, why are you commenting here? This is nothing to do with SG.

@Momana Sideka Wooooooo Proud by yourself 😁😁😂😂

Interestingly, Dubai size of economy is quite similar to Klang Valley. Based on latest statistics, Dubai GDP is ~US$200bn while Klang Valley is also US$180+bn. My bet both these regions will double their GDP in the next 8 - 10 years.

Dubai is a fake city, most buildings are new there. KL is a more Western and historical feel.

@Cheng Ong. I have to laugh when you said “…. Malaysia is not far behind….”, Dubai was relatively unheard of when Kuala Lumpur was already a vibrant city. It’s only in recent years that Dubai came up, all thanks to the oil money they have.

@@kn3289 I think you are more laughable, what he said is true. Klang Valley/KL economy is almost US$200bn now with population of 8+ mil people. Hence, Dubai and Klang Valley economy is almost the same now so, it's definitely not far behind, in fact, Klang Valley may already bigger. Furthermore, Klang Valley/KL is definitely greener, no desert remember?

​@@leealex24 I do agree with you with your statement. Before Dubai was a rich country we Malaysia was the one faster growing country in the world in the era of Tun Mahathir before we fell down on politics. Dubai becomes rich because it has more oil. Imagine if Malaysia did not fall down cause of politics and it has no oil we still can be top of Dubai and South Korea.

Noooo. The extréme heat is the only downside of Dubai, aside from that, Dubai is a thousand mile ahead of KL.

that the purpose , maybe, with the issues like rohinya and Burmese kedah speaking malay.. hope that the issue is resolved some day and environment for mmh is better soon

Dany, thanks for visiting KL on numerous visits. KL, Malaysia, is still a developing city, country. U can see a mix of everything, past, present n future in its own vibes, charm n beauty. It's still affordable in many ways. But not far in d distant future, Malaysia is heading to become a developed country, supposedly as planned in Y2020, but it didn't happen, for good I guess. D majority of d workers r middle n low income group, many rural parts of Malaysia r more or less, being considered as d 3rd world. By d time Malaysia is fully developed, d cost of quality living will significantly increased, n many things that r still cheap n affordable in KL, would probably cost more. I wonder how much would be d RM1 popsicles u n Byanca loved so much would cost in Y2030. D next time u r in KL, buy a box of those lovely popsicles n keep it well in your fridge in one of your fav luxury apartments in KL. I know that u don't like my lengthy comments, but I just want to share my thoughts too.

In terms of luxurious experience, probably Dubai is d clear winner, n in terms of affordability experience, KL is definitely d winner.

@@Yasin_Affandi Actually, KL offer luxury too, affordably. Isn't that better?

@@leealex24 Yes, KL in terms of luxurious experience is still in d affordability category, but d same cannot be said for other cities like New York, London, Paris, Dubai, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore etc. 😀

@@Yasin_Affandi Exactly, so, why pay more? Unless you are a very high net worth individual, with more than US$50mil of money to spare, this matters, in fact, matters a lot. KL is perfect for people who are quite rich, but, not like the rich tycoons. In fact, that's is how it's reflected in the MM2H requirements. I would think KL is perfect for those with net worth of US$5mil - US$10mil.

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Looks like naruto is somewhere in kl eh 😆

Dubai is more multicultural though

Both cities are luring digital nomads and international startups.

@@faisalz8849 OK, but I personally don’t get the appeal of Dubai? It looks like an interesting place to visit, with futuristic buildings, but I would never consider living there. As I said, you’re in the middle of the desert 🐪 and the culture would be too conservative. In KL, you’re a cheap flight from going to other places around South East Asia. There’s no comparison!

@@jeffryan7262 I’m a Malaysian and I’m living in Dubai for 20 years. Touring a city and living in one is two different thing. Both cities are very liveable cities in the world and have their strengths.

@@faisalz8849 Dubai is still in the middle of the desert 🤷‍♂️ I respect that you choose to live there, but it doesn’t look like an appealing place to live. Just my opinion!

Both are up and coming global cities. Also, it's very appropriate to compare one in asia and one in middle east.