Hi, I'm a Singaporean Malay, living in Singapore which is almost like Malaysia. Having travelled abroad and likewise I really missed the food back home as well as in Malaysia. Especially in KL tons of varieties of halal food available almost 24/7. Next of course the beautiful beaches, waterfall and cool mountain resorts. Then the abundant shopping and entertainment outlets. Last but not least I missed speaking in Malay... Yes I never expect that. Was away in NZ for almost 2 weeks with a few non-Malay colleagues, when all of a sudden while walking on the street I overheard someone spoke on his mobile in Bahasa Melayu . That really caught my attention & I really wished I cud stop n talk a while to that person in my native language... OMG!!! Never expect myself to feel that way. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Enjoyed your video anyway. Cheers from 🇸🇬
Kesiannye laaa... kalau dah rindu sangat cakap melayu...senang je. Cakap je depan cermin. Nyanyi ke...bersajak ke..pantun ke... masih raya lagi ni nyanyi lagu raya depan cermin. Lagu anuar dan elina.... Berlalulah sudah ramadhan Sebulan berpuasa Tiba syawal kita rayakan Dengan rasa gembira... ..... haaa sambunnng
I've lived in Japan for the past 7 years. I miss Malaysia food so much. All i want is that ketupat, rendang, nasi lemak and everything you can get at a mamak. Or just at my Granma's place in Kedah. lol. Seeing how Malaysia handled the pandemic, it's definitely the best country and I'm proud to be Malaysian. UUUUUURRGHHH but the food is definitely the number one thing I miss.
Hahahahaha funny thing is me as a Malaysian who is currently in Malaysia is missing Malaysian food meself.😂 The access to good food is there but you know, being a paranoid during this pandemic, maybe I will after quiet some time. Sabarrrrrrrrr😂
Currently I’m living in Cardiff for more than 5 years now which I’m a Malaysian...my heart crying out loud to going back to Malaysia..I misss all about Malaysia though..everything you’ve said that’s what I want..my sister living in Tioman Island..I want to go the beaches tooooooooo... I need flight out now 😭😭😭😭
𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙖𝙨𝙮𝙞𝙦𝙠𝙖𝙣 I rather staying surrounding beaches than city though 😍😍..i want everyday I wake up just to hear the sounds of the sea waves...i want wake up with the sun sea and beaches
azian ... i stayed for a week in Cardiff during winter years ago to visit my aunt ..aduhai ...sooo cold and windy!!! tiap tiap hari my mom was saying balik nanti nak masak nasi lemak ... nak masak jemput jemput pisang :-D.
Living in Uppsala, Sweden for about 7 years and of course, I missed hari raya vibes with my family!!!!!!! Food definitely on the top chart, beach (oh I missed my diving trip), hiking and 'mamak' time with friends. Oh my kampung, I missed you a lot!
The thing I missed most about Malaysia when I studied abroad several years back, firstly was the emotional support from closest relatives and friends. Especially since it was the first time being completely on my own. Second would have been the food and the lack of proper ingredients or tools to cook foods like easy chicken rendang that my school teacher taught me.
Poor Mark . Just hang in there just a little bit more mate ! We're opening up a lot of business day by day . Stay safe and healthy my friend . Cheers from Malaysia .
If i were you, my answer would be the same! Love this video and we miss you Mark!!!!!!! I also love this kind of video which makes me re-appreciate my country. Sometimes you dont realize how really lucky you are until someone point it out.
I’ve been living abroad about 3 years now, I really missed my family & friends. Actually I planned to going back to MY before raya to celebrate Hari Raya with my family but the sad thing happened to all of us 🙁 Unfortunately my flight get cancelled and I am not able to fly back home. So guys, together we fight in this situation. stay home & stay healthy. 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
What we missed in Malaysia ( my husband and i) were the stunning place of Genting Highlands, ofcourse the excitement of cable cars etc. Malaka too is awesome. Malaysia is great ! Oh how we miss Malaysia!!
Festival celebration, Chinese New Year and Hari Raya(Semenajung, Sarawak, Sabah) , Gawai Festival ,Sarawak& Harvest Festival,Sabah 30May-2June, and Vesak&Christmas too... A lot of festival.
I was studying abroad in somewhere very tumultuous so going back wasn't an option because the airport was bombed. So when I was finally scheduled to come back to Malaysia I was on-call with my mum and she asked me what I wanted to eat. She said she'll cook me anything, anything at all. And my mum is a really good cook so I wouldn't be disappointed in anything she made. My answer? _"I want ikan goreng, sambal belacan, and kangkung goreng."_ She laughed for a solid five minutes before asking, "Is that all?" To which I replied, "It's what I've been craving for a month and a half." You really do be missing even the simplest Malaysian food huh 😂😂
Hey Mark. I've been staying in Jordan almost 10years. The most things that I miss about my country was the life styles, the culture, for sure the Malaysian food because its almost impossible to find Malaysian food in Jordan.
Come to borneo Malaysia, more diversity of culture, usually can be reach by flight from Kuala Lumpur city from Semenajung Malaysia(aka Malaya) to state of Sarawak-visit city of kuching to Sibu/Mukah/Kapit, then to Miri before pass through Country Brunei, then back to Malaysia again but State of Sabah- visit city of Kota Kinabalu(lot of beach island) - Sandakan - Tawau.
There is for me personally the best Malay restaurant in basewater, it’s called tukdin. Their food is the most similar to authentic malay. Also Rasa Sayang is great which is in Soho part of London.
everytime I came back from travelling to oversea, the first thing that i will look for are teh tarik and roti canai. Miss them like crazy. Actually like u, I miss the ambience of Mamaks' restaurants more than the food. The "Lepak' culture.
I am a malaysian based in Sabah.. yes you are right all the good food, beaches. Do come to Sabah, we have mount Kinabalu, resort, beaches as well.. food was lovely.
Maybe Mark should try 1st the ice cream potong Musang King Premium by KINGs brand (available at gas station Shell /Petronas and selected local Supermarkets.. Ice cream is a good start for not an avid durian lover.
wow adik mark.... really... kakak suka lah the way you convey your feelings of missing of Malaysia... you do put your heart out... and some funny but true sentences you said... made my day....
I am in UK for 9 months, i really missed malaysia, i missed the weather and my family and the food. In uk i love the people. British (esp elderly are friendly) and staff hospital or anywere are helpful. 😊
definitely relatable for Malaysian food. I am working in Singapore, due to the pandemic, I wasn't able to go back to visit my friends and family and all the Malaysian food like nasi lemak, hokkien mee, mamak, burger lab, bak ku tek and etc.
Hi Mark, I have been watching your youtube. I have to thank you for liking Malaysia that much. I am a Malaysian origin and have been living and working in England for 12 years. Well, I have to correct you about waterfall because there is a waterfall in Newcastle lol. Also, I have Malaysian friends living in London and Birmingham, they are a good chef. You could have authentic rendang or any other authentic Malaysian cooking from them lol.
I've spent a year plus in London way back in 2000/2001...yes, the food but now that I'm in KL, I do miss London, especially a good stroll in Hyde Park.
Craving for Penang Laksa a lot....i'm counting the days to go back to the island soon..... !!!!....and by the way congratulations 👏👏👏for the 100k achievement.....you're getting stronger 💪💪
Ok done subscribes your channel...good luck for #roadto100ksubs from Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾...We also can't balik kampung during Hari Raya, so even for me as malaysian also miss our relative and friends at kampung...btw stay safe stay healthy bro
I'm a Malysian too and I love your videos. I just subscribed too and I'm so happy hearing about my country, I'm proud to be a Malysian and I'm glad you like it there.
Lucky for you, as of 10th of June, you can go to beaches now while practising social distancing etc. We can fly within Malaysia already, so you are able to enjoy your beaches after quarantine! Best of luck to you :D Missing the food from Bazaar Ramadhan, break fast dinner with family and relatives, as well as Raya.
Hey Mark. I love the video you made long time ago about the malaysian ice creams. It went crazy from there for me. I felt ashamed as you seemed to enjoy the flavorful ice cream in Malaysia comparing to me who was born in Malaysia. So, I am happy to tell you, I have bought MOST flavors of the ice cream in Malaysia to the current date - because of you! Also, I am so grateful I am here to enjoy the Raya food with my family during the pandemic. Having so, Alhamdulillah. Love you and your videos, Mark. Keep posting. Regards to your mom.
For you guys out there who dreaming to have vacations in Malaysia, please think again. Our beaches has been dried bout months ago, it takes bout 30mnts walks from beach to reach to the water, and locals have been saw sharks few times. Our malls closed at 3pm, restaurants at 5pm, even 7-11 closed at 7pm everyday. Hiking spots has been invaded by apes, some say Malayan Tigers also there, not to remind the snakes are everywhere! So you might consider to holiday to other countries until we find solutions for all these 😌
The longest I've been away from home (Malaysia) was 10 days and that was when I was visiting Japan. The moment I got back home, the first thing I searched for was Nasi Lemak, at the airport.
I also study in Malaysia but came back to my hometown due to this pandemic. And I cant wait to go back to Malaysia as I am missing everything out there😫😭😭😭
I'm Malaysian..there are so much things I miss, though. I miss to go out find makan2 place with my family, I miss my mom, my friends n my pupils. So much things changed because of pandemic. I feel like life isn't same anymore.🤷♀
I m Malaysian....never been overseas except Indonesia and Thailand....this is bcoz no place like Malaysia elsewhere......this i know frm all the comments that given by the foreigners staying here.....tq for loving Malaysia....truly Asia.....😍😍😍
What I think I would miss the most would be the family gathering. Due to MCO, I could not go to Ipoh and see me mom, so I'm pretty bummed. Our family gathering means preparing, cooking and eating good food together, eating out at our favourite restaurants, catching up sessions which include telling funny or ghost stories or reminiscing our childhood days... Really enjoyed your video, especially the parts where your mom was in too! Thanks for making this wholesome video dear!
now's the best time to go to holiday destinations coz the borders are still closed which means only local tourists n the hotels are having crazy promos
Missing the long drives from Singapore to penang.... the borders are closed for the time being. Hopefully they open soon so once the hype settle down, I cant wait to wait to drive up north.
Just found out about you and this is my first vid to see. At first i was only curious what you will say about Malaysia, since im a malaysian myself😂 i did not regret clicking this vid one bit. It's funny cuz you live in London which where i wanna go SOMEDAY and you wanna be here in malaysia lmao. Anyway, i hope you'll be able to go here again once this corona calm down
I am from Brunei 🇧🇳, bordering East Malaysia 🇲🇾. Due to the border closure, we cannot enter Malaysia though it is just a short drive away. What I miss about Malaysia is the varieties of local food (some are different from Brunei), sightseeing and SHOPPING. Hope this Covid-19 pandemic will be over very very soon and we will be able to travel again. For the time being, take care and stay safe
@@bricebumusiclife LMAO! My oh my...that's why I don't even bother trying anymore, except to self cook which is harder than hunting with the unavailability of ingredients 😩
I will absolutely miss my family & malaysian food. Even during the lockdown i was craving nasi lemak, roti canai, kuey teow & kueh. I end up cooked my own nasi lemak ayam goreng berempah & kueh.
Stuck in Singapore since 18 Mar and will not be able to head back yet until further notice. I missed my family the most in Malaysia (East Malaysia) and the food! 😭 My favourite nasi lemak and some Sarawak laksa too😭
Went to Yangon, Myanmar in Feb n was planning to go back KL on april but stranded for more than 3 months in yangon..did most of my ramadhan there while missing malaysian food and kuih raya until i ordered so much kuih raya (due to my cravings and hunger)and many other things and got them sent to my house back in KL.. until finally on 20th May managed to step my foot on Malaysia land..did my free of charge quarantine in a 4/5 star hotel for 2 weeks...and when i reached home, teng teng.. my room is full of parcels and courier boxes...dont even bother to open the kuih raya because m always too full with all other foods...
I have never been to oversea but I'm sure i'll miss food😂 although i'm in Malaysia right now🤣it's because of the food that I want..I cannot have it in my place😂I've to go another state you know🤣I cannot find such a delicious food like that in my place.. different recipe you know😉 different taste🤭
When Mark talked about his place where it's very British and they're drinking tea, I slowly put my Earl grey with milk away 🤣 I think it tasted pretty good, but my British friend is very upset with it 🤣🤣
How funny... we’ve swapped places! I’m a Malaysian living in Surrey. I’m always homesick. Malaysian food is the best! Good thing I can cook authentic stuff though. 😁
In KL, the mountains and jungles has its own pathways accompanied by frequent hikers. So it's actually very safe. If you want some serious extremely dangerous hiking experience, just go to Sarawak (a state in Malaysia). Not only you can meet snakes and monkeys, you could probably encounter some wild boars (yummy, yes you can hunt them. But beware because they're a lot of cases where people will shoot their own friends thinking that it's a boar. Some claimed that they got kidnap by out-worldly beings. Mystical stuff happens a lot in the quiet jungle), bats, or even random tribal community living inside the jungle itself! Oh, don't forget that Sarawak is famous with crocodiles too.
Very amusing video! I would def miss the great food - in fact, was having an awesome butter chicken from Souled Out (ordered through Grab) while watching. I wouldn't miss the traffic and kiasu people, though. Good luck in making it back to Malaysia, mate ......
I'm malaysian citizen actually... I love my country very much especially at my home town Sarawak... You should be here to experience yourself n you are most welcome
Hey Mark, there's actually plenty of Malaysian food you can find in London! Sell by our aunty/uncle Malaysian people themselves! seeing that you're back here in malaysia, ofcourse you wont be looking for it but aleast your mom can! Malaysian Hall, Tukdin Flavours, Melur, do try them out!
When I was in Surrey, and stayed with my cousin, we cooked Malaysian food every day. Do you know that Basmati rice, and some other types of rice, is cheaper in London than in Msia?
As Malaysian here in Malaysia, I cant wait to go for a good dip at the beach or swimming pool myself after being locked for months due to covid 19. Those arent yet open to the public and hopefully they will lift the ban in a month or so. From my experience living overseas for several years, what I missed the most was the outdoor activities and variety of food especially seafood. I was living in the heartland of USA in which seafood is rather expensive. Yeah... outdoor activities and food!
Give you a likes with a thumbnails.You're saying those of the good point in malaysia is really awesome.Hope the disease will going to be end fast and hope to hear from you again about the comment in malaysia.Lastly i need to say stay safe at home each world.
