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ramly factory just produced the patty, bread, sauces etc for burger and hotdog. all the stalls run by their owners. basically all stalls make the burgers by malaysian ways. but sometimes you may meet experiences and skills stalls. one of the skills they may slices in the middle of the patty, pour with pepper inside, its so great. 😋😋
dont be fool by the outlook of kampung baru old houses .. owners of all those houses is actually millionaires.. the land of kampung baru is one of the most expensive area since its in the heart of kuala lumpur 😂😂
@@AhmadAkmal-ry8qn only stupid people compare land prices with another country.. singapore just tiny land.. especially one very tiny vs another massive land area
We miss KL so much! Especially the food. To be honest, we felt the same way when we tried Ramly burgers the first time. Given all of the incredible street food available in Malaysia, they didn't really wow us. Going to have to give them another go when we return! 🍔
Apparently, we did it wrong and missed the good stall! 😅😂 You guys will have a blast going back. Can’t wait to see your videos if you return, you guys are so much better at food videos than us! 🙌
RAMLY is a brand name of halal burger patty made in Malaysia. So, different stalls have different ways of preparing their own style burger using that patty. Different sauces and veggies depending on the stalls. Usually Ramly burger stall owned by locals but currently many illegals immigrants from Bangladesh and Indonesia also set up their own stalls. They tend to go for money and sell not so good burger.
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I once commented on another vlogger's video about where to go in Malaysia (because they directly asked me in the replies). It kept getting deleted idk why. All I did was list down places I recommend in KL. Strange indeed. The vlogger didn't know what happened either lol. Perhaps this comment will get flagged as well haha. Anyway, welcome to Malaysia!
Malay is an ethnicity, like Chinese or Indian. Regardless of ethnicity, we are all Malaysian (which is a nationality). So some of the food you tried is Chinese Malaysian. Roti Canai can be thought of as Indian Malaysian food. Malaysian food in general is very much a fusion of traditional Malay, Chinese, and Indian with touches of Dutch, Portuguese, Englich, Arabic, and several others with mostly local ingredients.
Thanks for breaking that down! Sorry if we misspoke. 😅 One of our favorite things about making videos is learning even more in depth info from you in the comments after we post! 😊
My Dad spent time in, as it was then, Malaya, as well as Singapore and Brunei, back in the mid 1960's. It had such an impact on him, that growing up we would often have an adapted version of Nasi Goreng at home and it was my favourite. He remembers his time in Malaysia fondly.
Thats awesome! That was one thing my family couldn’t make growing up, proper fried rice. We’d have stirfry and things like that, but using fish sauce and oyster sauce just wasn’t on the menu, only soy sauce. It would have changed the game. Being out here and learning about the ingredients has stepped up the game as far as making food from this region. 🙏
@@mikeandashley To add to the Nasi Goreng story - My Mum is British, but was raised in Belgium, which is where she met Dad about 3 or 4 years after he had been in SE Asia. A few months ago I was asking my folks about the backstory of how Nasi Goreng came to be part of our home routine. Mum said that whilst we were in Hong Kong (a decade or so after Dad had been in Malaysia etc) she had been to a cooking demonstration with the Gurkhas, and one of the dishes was a version of Nasi Goreng, and so the family tradition of having Nasi Goreng in a British home was created.
You may ask the Ramly Burger street food vendor for "less sauce", in doing so it will be less messy. Personally, I prefer it that way. However, quite a lot of people like more sauce and subscribed to "the messier it is, the better it tastes". If you are really into food, plan visitation by region. North (Perlis, Kedah, Penang & Perak), East (Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang), KL is Central (KL, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan) and South (Johor & Melaka). Each region has their own special food and unique variations of taste buds. And not forgetting East Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak) with huge arrays of food and its preparations.
@@mikeandashleyalso just for a fun fact the spire at the top of the Merdeka 118 building that may seem like a "cheat", it's actually pretty common. For example the Burj Khalifa (tallest building in the world) has a spire that is way bigger than the Merdeka, but it doesn't look like it because they designed it to look like it's part of the building but in fact the highest floor that you can only go to is 3/4 of the building's hight. Burj Khalifa spire - 200m PNB Merdeka 118 spire - 160.4m
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The building and the tip on the top of Merdeka 118 is actually a representation of Tunku Abdul Rahman (the 1st Prime Minister) posture standing and raise his hand proclaiming "Merdeka Merdeka Merdeka". It is NOT CHEATING but a historic representation of what happened on August 31st 1957.
Murtabak in Malaysia is different from the Murtabak in Indonesia. You should try our version of Murtabak. They have Chicken murtabak or beef murtabak. You should try kaya toasts and half boiled egg for you to dunk your toasts in..have them for breakfast.
Seafoods in South-East Asia, particularly in Malaysia are on another level. You have to get over that stigmatization of seafoods.. or you'll miss a lot. 😁✌
Haha, we feel that you’re right. We always try things, but often, seafood just doesn’t hit for us. Though, now we’re starting to find some things we like!
Oh wow, that’s such a compliment. 🥰 Glad we put it out in time to help you. 🙏 Let us know if you have any questions and we’ll do our best to help. Thanks for watching and safe travels. 😊
Okay you two, I know I was only back in SE Asia many years ago but… I had first experienced Malaysia in June of 2014 by taking a flight from to Bangkok to KL, after which I went to the top of the Petronas Towers at the center of KL. Then I took a bus to the island KL has with Penang and 5 days later, flew back to Bangkok. Two years later, in June 2016, I got a job in central KL (Highlands International Boarding School). I didn’t teach English long because I had drank alcohol (which fortunately I have stopped doing since!! 😅) so things have changed for me!! 😅😂
@@mikeandashley yup...at Wanjo that you guys had Nasi Lemak...His Majesty also had breakfast over there too 😃...i think theres a few clips on RU-vid where His Majesty casually drop by and have Nasi Lemak 😅
That's awesome. Also, I love how we ate nasi lemak for dinner, and then found out that it's really popular for breakfast haha. We feel privileged to have sat in the same building as His Majesty. 🙏
@@mikeandashley no worries...Nasi Lemak is all rounder food...you can have it for breakfast or lunch or tea time or dinner and most probably supper as well 😆👍🏻
You should go jalan tuanku abdul rahman night market..more street food and the good vibe and multiply people which is the malaysian colours ...if you start from sogo mall you walk thru the alley and enjoy the food and vibe...then go strait until you can see merdeka square and stop there in the river of life take photo...
You guys were so close to the best Ramly burger stand in Jalan Alor, you just had to walk to the end where you can see a bunch of stalls selling clothes and near those stalls you can find "Burger boss" Ramly burger stall. They had a special sauce that will make the Ramly burger even tastier, it's also a recommended Ramly stalls in Kuala Lumpur by tourist, youtubers and vloggers.
@@mikeandashleyGood ramly burgers only open at night eg 8-9pm-2am. I think Abang BooBoo is near Jalan Alor though I have not tried but you can check Jetlag Warriors YT videos on Top 5 places for Ramly Burgers. Just let them know 'kurang sos (less sauce). They tend to drench and flood(banjir) everything.
I so miss KL! I stayed in kampung baru and loooved the village charm + food. Also loved location how it’s a quick walk across beautiful saloma bridge to KLCC. Rendang was my fav food too but I had the beef 👌. Did you ever try the ayam masak merah? I was curious to see if you liked it bc i never broke out of my beef rendang habit.😂
KL is such a cool city. We lived there for almost two months and miss it so much. We never ended up trying ayam masak merah, unfortunately. Guess we'll have to go back! 😅
If Ashley like chocolate she should try ice Milo (ice chocolate drink) or ice neslo (ice coffee chocolate mix drink)😅 if u haven't already Also sour plum drink is nice
Wow guys!! All the food looks AMAZING!!! We absolutely LOVED KL and planning on another trip soon. Gonna have to try some of the spots you guys went to. Thanks for the great video! 👏👏
Hey, thanks so much! 🤩 We also loved KL, especially the food scene! 😋 That’s awesome! We can’t wait to see more videos from you when you go! Safe travels! ✨
Roti canai has rank no 1 for best roti in the world in 2023 now 4th place.. and curry puff is rank no 4 best pastry in yhe world.. and malaysia has the second tallest tower in the world
Your videos are pretty well done and though I'm Malaysian you have shown great and interesting places of my country that I've never been. Keep up the good work. 😊
Thanks! We actually have two other videos from our short time in Melaka if you’re interested! 😊 ru-vid.com/group/PL7UtK6ZSqzo3vNl7LEc-RefDoYzon7tjv&si=VHdp-pugX-rbAYa2
@@mikeandashleyGlad to see you guys tried the Ramly burger. Ramly burger is a brand, with many poocessed products like frozen beef and chicken patties, frozen fries, sauces, fish nuggets etc. In Malaysia, Ramly burger is more famous as the street burger. 😀
I didn’t realized I spent 35 minutes of my time watching your video. I must say you guys are very open and positive thinking. Plus very knowledgeable towards the places that you go. Wishing you the best in everything you do. Cheers
Wow, this may be one of the best compliments we could ask for! Thanks for taking a chance on our video and leaving us a comment. 🥰🫶 We really appreciate it! ✨
That’s good to know! We always try to learn bits of the language in the places we visit, but are often insecure on whether we can pronounce things correctly. 😅 Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! We had a really good time and are enjoying editing our next video for this Sunday! Thank you for the kind words, we’re happy you found our channel. 😊🙏
Ikan bilis is a dish delicacy made by desiccation of salted anchovies in the hot sun for hours or even days then stir fried them and eaten with nasi lemak. Yummy!😊
welcome to KL.. "bukit" means hill.. bukit nanas, bukit bintang.. the spike on top of merdeka 118 world 2nd tallest building simbolised the right hand when raised and screamed "independance or merdeka"
Oh! We haven’t heard of there before! We will have a video coming from Ipoh, but we didn’t make it to Taiping. 😕 We’d love to come back and explore more of Malaysia though, so perhaps we can check it out then! 👌 Thanks for watching!
@@mikeandashley Well that was close, be sure to check it out 🙂 i hope you have a nice time in Malaysia since im worried about kids nowadays and some Individuals are not that kind. anyway i wish you success ❤️ keep going i will be waiting for the video.
29:15 it's kaya spread. I think jam is for fruit-based spread. I appreciate Ashley's genuine acceptance and liking for these under the radar, least mentioned flavours of Malaysia (or SE Asia) like pandan and kaya. If you have not tried this, please to the bread section of any grocery or convenience store and get pandan cake slices, pandan swiss rolls and pandan chiffon cakes. Better yet, try looking for these at bakeries. Pandan cakes are truly divine.
Mmm. Kaya is the stuff of dreams. Yeah, Ashley has blossomed into quite the adventurous eater. When we first met, she would only eat package noodles, mac and cheese and hamburgers. It's pretty wild to see her go now. 😂
as a Malaysian, i find Ashley's reaction to the nasi lemak is cute & funny :D in my mind i went like "nooo fried anchovies does not taste fishy pls try it" haha thank you for visiting Malaysia!
Haha, she was quite surprised. I think her brain had to load for a second. 😅😂 When we first met 16 years ago, she only ate like three things. Noodles, Mac and cheese and hamburgers. Now she’s more adventurous than me, unless it’s seafood, but she’s trying! 😂 Thanks for watching! 🙏
We saved for a couple of years before we were able to travel. It can be difficult to do, but it is so worth it. Wishing you many travels in your future! ❤️
I’ve watched a lot of KL videos lately and yours is one of the best! Shot really well (you must have a great lens) and lovely commentary. Must watch for people going to KL - the links to locations in comments is also super helpful.
If u re both not a seafood lover, pls visit Terengganu (the East Coast of Malaysia), and give urself a try to ICT (Ikan Celup Tepung or Floured Fried Fish), fried squids, and of course Ikan Bakar (Fish on the charcoaled fire), to name a few. Trust me you both will love it❤
Ah, we’ve heard! 🫣😫 We liked the idea, but they could have maybe done better. I feel like when we looked online, Burger Boss wasn’t open? Maybe we missed something. Next time though! 👌
oppss.. i have to stop u there.. at 11:40 u said "Chinese descent Malays" which is not correct. It should be Chinese descent Malaysians. Malay is a different ethnic group in Malaysia which are different from the Chinese. The term Malaysians should be used for the country nationality of all Malaysians regardless of ethnic groups. Malay, Chinese, Indians, or any other ethnic groups are basically referring the culture to which they belong to or relate most from.
Oh no! My mistake. 😅 Sorry for that, and thank you so much for correcting me and breaking it all down. We really appreciate it. We hope you enjoyed the video. 😊🙏
BTW .. you guys must try the best Malay Satay in Kajang..SAMURI SATAY KAJANG..very famous and they provide a variety of satay such chick..beef..lever and the way go to kajang is by mrt sungai buloh kajang line..disembark at kajañg sttn...so enjoy the satay guys..love you
Hi, i think u can find the other ramly burger, because its looked so dry when he grill the patty. more buttery more delicious actually.. just my oppinion. btw enjoy ur trip here in Malaysia guys.
Ah! That explains it. 🙏 We’ve always been so confused… 😅 Thank you for clearing it up. And we can see why. It’s so delicious. Every day we weren’t making vlogs, we were eating it, and now we dream of it hahaha.
They aren't necessarily connected to ALL the tourist spots, but it's pretty easy to navigate around to the ones you need. There is also apparently a free bus that runs routes in KLCC, though we never used it.
Olden days roti canai got curry minced beef fillings. My grandma doing business in the colonial shops and Indian food just opposite and we ate from young till today.
You could have had the ramly burger in kg baru where u were…across the street from the saloma bridge elevator. It wasn’t our fav bc we don’t like that much sauce on our burgers. Malays really love their sauces!! 😅. But i liked the egg on it + definitely would order with 1/2 the sauce next time 😂
Those guys did recommend to you Ayam masak merah (literally Red cooked chicken *shrug* just a name) it is not rendang. That said everyone has their own take on rendang some are better than others as you discovered. The potato croquette is called Begedil. In general malay food is similar to Indonesian with some exception like a sweeter sambal for Malaysia whereas Indonesia focus on the heat. Kaya is a custard made with eggs coconut milk palm sugar or regular sugar flavored with pandan leaves. I prefer the ones made with dark palm sugar (gula melaka) . Ramli burger is just the patty every street vendor have their own way of making them in general Malaysians like it saucy and sloppy you can tell them to use less sauce. I hope you do get to find mee rebus (based on beef broth - very safe bet for yall.) another very traditional Malay style noodles. The peranakan noodles is also traditional they were the early Chinese migrants 15th century. Later Chinese migrants 18th century have a different style of cooking. I do have to warn you all Laksa noodles they all are seafood broth made from shrimp or mackerel or both. Every state has their own version of laksa so delicious. C'mon you gotta get accustomed to taste and flavors especially fish. lol.
Wow, this is so thorough! Thank you for putting so much thought into your comment. 😊 Sorry it took us a minute to respond, we’ve been quite busy! We actually try a version of curry laksa in our next video! It was delicious 😋 The food in Malaysia is so wildly influenced. I asked for Ayam masak merah, but when she recommended the rendang, I felt embarrassed and didn’t want to refuse her! We should have just gotten both! 😅 We will definitely try it next time, because we hear it’s spicy and we LOVE spicy! Thank you again so much for putting so much effort into this explanation. We love learning from the comments. Thanks for watching! 🙏🫶
@@mikeandashley Ayam masak merah is almost like goulash which is based on red bell pepper however Malaysian use dried red chili pepper it has a bit more heat than say a paprika goulash. Regardless what people say don't just mix them all up in a plate because some things are really very spicy even for the locals. I mean some locals are used to the heat but lil ole me gets heartburn from too much heat. Mee Kari is a variety of curry Laksa that should use chicken broth.
Ok! That sounds amazing and I'm gutted we didn't try it. There are so many foods that we wish we could just pop back over and try. I guess that's the downside of having videos come out after you leave a place! 😩 We always get so many recommendations we would have never found on our own... but the good side is it just gives us even more reason to return! 🤗 I'm now on a mission to actually try ayam masak merah! And kari mee sounds right up our alley! Thanks.
33:40 it is not the best burger you had. I really like your honesty on that burger. Not just commenting for sake to gain Malaysian viewer attention. Welcome to KL by the way!
@@mikeandashleyGo to "Pelita Nasi Kandar KLCC" nearby Petronas Twin Tower and order the set. You can Google the location as well as Google the name, click View All Menu and click Roti.
