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In malaysia you can find halal food anywhere ☺️

It's Malaysia. Easy to buy halal food everywhere.

Malaysia is one of the country that a lot of the people is Muslim so it's easy to find halal food.

Thank you so much 🥰

@@biteswithlily As a Turkish İ can say that ur pronounciation is like very very good

Dont't sugarcoat it. It was a good try, though ❤ (I just dont want to encourage bad pronounciation that leads to potential bullying in the future. I hate when people insult foreigners for trying their best to say foreign words, but I don't want to encourage it. It's best to correct them when you can, as it can help them improve in the language! Never EVER insult them for it though. They are not required to be a pro at your labguage and are probably learning, and you teasing them will discourage them from ever being capable of learning the language properly)

@@raisya495 actually she did very well compared to most people around the world. Who are very ignorant with pronunciation, they dont want to try at all and they act like its so difficult to make effort lily made effort to pronouncing it like Middle Easterners do and she did very well. So dont say im sugarcoating anything. Maybe you cant pronounce shawarma yourself. Sorry but I wouldnt nor need to lie to someone to be “nice” i tell things straight up im very blunt and honest. I dont know what country you’re from but where i come from i know the proper pronunciation and for where i live she says it 100 times better than the people where i live. Plus she has an Aussie accent which she cant help in pronouncing ethnic words. SO BYEEEE

@@nermeenk5264 I come from an islamic country, so we regularly learn arabic and turkish. I can assure you, I know how to say shawarma. Please don't go assuming stuff you know nothing about

U sure?

​@@mystikittysometimes not We usually become crazy because of the government I live in penang so ik

I live in selangor!

🌺🌺🌺 frrrr

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Yes I say the same too😊

Yay me too!!😊

Hello! Where is this place particularly in KL?

@@johaminnnhi! this is nearby pavilion kl mall, the street is called Jalan Bukit Bintang ! Hope it helps (really recommend to travel at night for its lively scenery and night market! just be careful of pickpockets. Rarely happens tho but safety first!)

Of course! I absolutely love Malaysia and can’t wait to come back 🥰

I agree thank youuu

Yeahhh

Also the food there is so similar to arab Countries food…🇮🇶🇰🇼🇵🇸🇸🇩🇸🇾

most this food is arab 💀

Yes sabah foods r soo good!!

Sabahs food sooo good lol

As a person BORN in Malaysia the food is pretty friking good

Yup 😛 therye delicious foods I like this comment 🇦🇺🤝🇲🇾

Sabah food😅

Aynen hersey sanki turk yemek ti

That's because Malaysia is a melting pot and you can find almost every culture so you'll find almost every food from all over the globe in Malaysia. There are Turkish people in Malaysia too so you'll not find just so many varieties of Malaysian, Western and Asian food but also Turkish delicacies. I love Turkish too.

No it’s not it’s Palestinian

You much welcome to our country dear😍😍.. Just a few tips, if you more towards a theme park or visiting a big cities you should go more to our South part of the country but if you want to go for nature's like beach or island you should go more to our North part or our Borneo part...😉

​@@Theycallmeqis Totally agree! I only visited semenanjung once and its a mixture of city but also balances with nature, whilst Sabah (where im from) & Sarawak is more nature than city bcs their beliefs involve with the nature such as the sun or their crops! The beaches in borneo is also pretty clear and clean, although you may find some places to be dirty though, i cant really say all of them is clean. But if you do come here someday, we welcome you!!🤗

Yes it's ofc it's pretty and we have many food ☺️☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰

We also have free teh tarik at the river

Becareful don't go where there is many malays place I remember not long ago one Chinese guy horn the malay guy for blocking the road he casually came out of the car and chop the guy and other people just watch and chant something ..

Yea so true its bc its a smol country 😭😭

Yes! But these are all middle eastern cuisine tho 😢 She should try Malaysian food instead!

​@@SihoSihoSihu girl it ain't that small 💀🤚

​@@SihoSihoSihu yo, malaysia is not a smol country tho. Everyone know Malaysia

These are turkish stuff do

Same as me 😢

I’m from Hatay and Hatay food is not Turkish it’s Levantine knafeh is originally from Nablus you can google it. But we represent it in Hatay since Levantine was one. The Turkish coffee has Yemeni origins as well shawarma was invented by an Arab

@@guldanh True, and as a Turkish whoever is living inside the borders of Türkiye are accept as Turkish without separating regardless of their origins as I'm a black sea girl that's carrying Balkans origins and calling myself and Turkish as it's what is written in my ID. İf we look for the origins of every single food in Türkiye there'll be no single one left for Türkiye as the population of Türkiye has people from a thousand different nations and origins. The fact I mentioned was at the end it's not Malaysian, and as it's called "Turkish coffee, Turkish ice cream" in the restaurants she ate I mentioned that it's Turkish.

@@nazlylmaz2330 işte ondan bahsediyordum like Hatay was just turkified and yes we are all Turkish but someone to come up and say like “ALL TURKISH” it’s strange cause let’s not forget our origins

Aww thank you 😭

you are Right

Haram means?

@x4_Adii okay....thank you 🥰

@x4_Adiiand when non-Muslim what to chop off the cow/goat without saying “bismillah”

I already know cause my family and I are all Muslims so I know what haram and halal means and yes you’re right

you should go there

Hahah have fun shopping 😂

Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia

The food is excellent. Best roti I ever had in my life was in Malaysia in 1991. Never had one that good since.

You can get all of these in Turkey- it’s all Turkish food 😂

Yeah !! Malaysia is a Muslim country 😊

@@pkbangtanarmyno its not. its just majority muslim country.

@@congeepoptart9536 it is , Islam is recognised as the state's official religion.

​@@congeepoptart9536the Malaysian constitution literally says that Islam is the religion of Malaysia. It recognizes other religions.

She didn't care about that tho

@@romorobloxkalubi5372 yeah but she isn’t like a lot of KZfaqrs I’ve seen that don’t like to go to Muslim countries. I know it’s not common but I’ve seen KZfaqrs do it. And I thought it was nice for her to include that it was halal for all the Muslim who were wondering. Because not all food in Muslim countries are halal.

@@haerin-is-life they don't go muslim countries because they are evil people

​@@haerin-is-life Even Malaysia is not a Muslim country, and so many foods are not Halal. Malaysia is a secular country with Islam as the official religion. Only around 60% of Malaysia's population are Muslims. The rests are made up of different religions, mainly Buddhist, Hindus, Christians and Sikhs.

@@kaydee2689 islam is the official religion in Malaysia. if half or more of the population is myslim then it is a muslim country.

sameee

Kuala Lumpur** glad you enjoyed your visit, btw! 😊

thank you!

Thank you so much for visiting Malaysia! We would hope you can visit the other states of Malaysia too ❤

I hope you can visit us soon! We have a big range of food here as we had a diversify of culture and also traditional food is likely underated for you to try.

Believe me, you still need to check halal in Malaysia. Not everything is halal.

Not everything is halal though. Pork & alcohol still sold here. So better check first or ask the vendors.

In Malaysia you can easily find halal food since it's a multireligious country, whose official religion is Islam. However, since it's multireligious country, there will also have non halal food. To make sure if it is halal, just look for the Halal certificate/logo at the restaurant to confirm it or on the foods/drinks packaging.

@@KimDongWookfan yes that’s true

not everything, but almost everything.

so true

Malaysia is a place where people work together no matter what religion and country and is easy for people craving indian food turkish food in the middle.of the night because theres so many type of food of you understand!

The pickles are a game changer 🙌

Its turkish food btw

None of this is Malaysian food

@@rtm5796 yes its arab and turkish food

Can you suggest the food and food spot please

This is Bukit Bintang, KL.

It sure is!!

Couldn’t agree more. Atleast mamak tho

Any other food spot or food suggestions please

Yeah. Middle Eastern foods, especially desserts are quite trendy right now in Malaysia 😅

lol. No. They are common across a much larger area

Yes she said its Turkish.

yep u can find food from all different countries in malaysia

@@mycosys you lol yourself. Im a Malaysian so I know 😑🙄

im just wondering why she went to KL but only ate turkish food, when there are sooo many pure malaysian dishes to grab like satay, nasi/mee/ mihun goreng etc while she's in Malaysia. Maybe she isn't fond of Malaysian food

Can you suggest some local foods and food spot please

They're stores and are open every day!

Yesss they are

Most Malaysian restaurants open till late at nite, some open 24 hours.

yea, we have many different culture in here. we have malay, chinese, indian and other tribes (Sabah & Sarawak) in Malaysia. also, we really love turkish foods so that's why there's many turkish foods here

@@nrnssa yeah, i also have to say everything looked rlly good :)