Visiting the Saturday Night Market in Kuala Lumpur 

Thanks so much man, we appreciate that 🙏

Binge watching? Me too Bro, coincidentally .. learned a few new things and even some surprises from them but mostly feeling proud of our country..

@@nimalidaf It is sad to see a lot of our own Malaysian these days trying too hard and obsess to embrace other culture and materially stuff instead of trying to explore (first) his / her own roots, cultures and beautiful places we have here in Malaysia.

Yup... Because our currency is getting weaker day by day😁... Foreigners get purchasing power.

Yes, I agree with Zara.

Are there any local snacks that are gluten free?

Thanks for all this info! A little history lesson here 😃 appreciate it 👍

@@TravelsonToast when the British came, they made double dealings with both kedah and Thai kingdom. Which resulted in the Thai army reaching Langkawi and Kuala kedah during perang bisik(war of the whispers). Before retreating Langkawi rice granaries were burnt. This happened 200years ago. If you go to Langkawi today. Some places if you dig a bit below the soil. You can still find charred pieces of rice from that event. There is even a beach called beras terbakar(burnt rice). Because the beach has black sand. The fall of the kedah sultanate created the first British colonial port in south east Asia known as Penang. Which continued to the perak war, where the first time gurkha's made their name in the British empire - fighting in the mountains in negeri sembilan when the British guns were outmaneuvered by the Malay armies. The perak war allowed the Malay kingdoms to fight the redcoats to a stalemate and forced the British empire to sign a treaty called pangkor treaty. This is the reason why all malays are by law Muslim. Because the malays are the members of the sultanate, and others are citizens of the British. By being Muslim, the sultans can collect zakat, while the British collect tax. An agreement written in the treaty. Also the reason why Malaysia has good relations with the Japanese government. Because the Japanese before fighting the British never intended to fight the malays, only the British during WW2. Being the malays are not British citizens the Japanese didn't go all out like what happened in other countries. Japanese pm was the first foreign prime minister to visit Malaya after independence.

Glad you like them! 😊👍

Thanks so much!

@@TravelsonToast soon 100k

We loved it too 🙂

I'm From Pulau Pinang Here In *_Scotland_* , And Saya Sayang Brunei 🇲🇾 ♡ 🇧🇳

Thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks 🙂

Thanks! 👌

No matter how much I eat them(Putu) it won't make me bored. Now the price has gone up, before that, we could get 5 pieces for Rm2.50, now 5 pieces have gone up for Rm5.00

This is another Indian snack!!

@nicolás you must be new to this cyber world, am i right?

@nicolás no one ask u to answer him 😂lol

@nicolás you must be fun to have around

@nicolás pity lil boy

Thanks so much 🙂🙏

@@TravelsonToast Do Facebook live once you reach 50k, and it will connect with your viewers.

Haha we noticed that too!

Happy to hear that😂😂

Thanks for watching bro, glad you like the videos!

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!

@@TravelsonToast Thank u. 😁

@@TravelsonToast D food truck at a site near KLCC called Tapak looks good too for exploration. 😁

Thanks, we have loved being here 🙂

Thanks 🙏

Thank you!

We really were!

Hehehe 😁

Thanks 🙏 we already did! There's a couple videos on Melaka here, we might make more

@nish Lain orang Lain selera nya

Keropok lekor mn2 kt Ganu semuanya sedap, losong tu overrated.

@@deltahunter2302 Betul tu, kalau ke Terengganu ,Saya Beli di Tepi Jalan Jalan Saja. Masalah nya kalau nak bawak Balik ke KL tu macamana ? Kerana kereta Tak Ada Peti Sejuk. Sampai Rumah, terus Jadi rosak. Saya syorkan supaya peniaga Keropok lekor membungkus Keropok lekor Dengan Teknologi bungkusan kedap udara supaya tahan Lama.

@@deltahunter2302 ,yang tokku lekor losong,overated tak

@@muhammadabdulwahab123 byk jer yg dibungkus kedap udara

Thank you 😊

Glad you like the video!

Can't wait to visit!

Juat mention it’s near to Finland I think most people will know haha. One of 4 Baltic states.

Thank you! You too!

TAR is acronym for Tunku Abdul Rahman.

@@iliasimran Tuanku not Tunku Tuanku Abdul Rahman, our first YDPA Tunku Abdul Rahman, our first PM 😁

@@tiputertipah9664 owh ya. betul. Tuanku Abdul Rahman 😁

Yes you are absolutely Right because majority of Southern Thailand are Malay Muslim

It looks like Keria found in Melaka. Another name?

@@wolger No, it's not the same kuih.Kuih Peneram is made from wheat flour only.Where kuih keria is made from sweet potato and a little wheat flour.

Seriously?!! Malay snack!! It is a South Indian snack you frauds!!

@@jennak3922 look, we found someone offended blindly without knowing the truth

Thanks 👍

You should check out our other videos for Chinese food 😉

Thanks for the info 🙂

Thank you 🙂

If I remember correctly they mentioned in previous video that they will go or ondaway to Genting/Cameron Highland

Video on genting highland coming sometime!

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Go go!

@@TravelsonToast keep up the good work as always ☺️👍

Ok lah tu Dari Sarawak ,Jangan pulak ada Yang Klem Dari Negara Lain pulak nanti 😁😁😁

We have many videos coming up with some local people we met 🙂

Agreed. All this while they only choose Jln Alor night market. Here at Jln Tar....the food are more yummy yummy n cheaper.....many choices too...

Nope. Theyre second. 'Moonshine and Lemongrass' did it a couple of days ago.

@@fittrege2778 owh.. I will search for it Thanks by the way 👍👍👍

@@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250 100% agree More choice there but open once in a week

@@fittrege2778 ooh yeah..... moonshine n lemongrass .. watched their vlog last night when they enjoyed kebab n air Mata kucing 😁👍

PM = prime minister😂🤣🤣

Thank you bro 🙏

Hes Malaysian la