So proud of Rose...she said to be Malaysian is to speak the Malaysian/Malay Language.Malaysia truly Asia..🇲🇾

Just a word, dear: Malaysian Indians identify themselves simply as Malaysians, as they've been here for many generations. Same goes to the local Chinese. So they don't go "back" to India because that's just not where they come from. They do go to India from time to time for travel and pilgrimage. :)

Be kind to mdm Saira she too new to our country and systems n culture 😅its learning stage

Yes .. whether Chinese, Indians, Malays etc... they are all our Malaysian born brothers and sisters. Malaysian is our nationality.

I love the way she moves about with the big microphone like a reporter 🎤 instead of the little one like the common KZfaqrs! Lol 😆. It's always a pleasure to watch her videos because she's soooo full of life and never fails to bring a positive vibe! 👍🕋💯🌟💚

The lady in red is such a sweetheart 🎉

Terbaiklah Jacklyn Victor.. Moga perniagaan pani purinya terus maju..

This Ladies energy & enthusiasm, & huge microphone lol, like a reporter, maybe be a bit more sensitive on the tounge, question's etc. so not to offend, 'The Lady in Red' so sooo lovely...

The lady in red looked great. Well done. Everyone's chilled and nice indeed. Love and miss you Malaysia...;-)

Asking local Indians and Chinese when they are going BACK to India/ China can be very offensive.

Love these Malaysian Indian and British Pakistani interactions ❤

I’m Malay and I feel offended when she asked the lady about her origin and whether she had been “back” to India. I don’t see anything non-Malaysian about her, she looks like us and we are of different ethnicities but this is HOME. I don’t mind if she asked tourist-looking individuals where they’re from, but don’t ask Malaysians that. Lady, you need to learn and observe more. I’m aware that in western culture you guys can be more straightforward bordering being insensitive. But ethnic relations is a sensitive issue, and it’s subtleties should be observed and respected. Your only saving grace this time around is your British accent.

Alhamdulillah you have done very well. happy for your family and you.

Thanks sis for sharing great 😂vlog.have nice weekend 🎉 let's explore ahead 🌆

It is called Brickfields in Malaysia. Locals would be confused hearing you call it Little India.

Stop calling them Indian, Chinese or others... We are all Malaysians 🇲🇾... That's the Unique of Malaysia... Multiracial country.

When you stay here long enough you can tell the difference between local indian and the one from India.

As locals we never call the place as Little India. We call it Brickfields. Same goes to Chinatown..we simply call it Jalan Petaling/ Petaling street. When tourists first called it Chinatown/ Little India I was confused as to where they were. I thought they were different places altogether. 😅

Loving ur videos ❤❤❤ Soon m relocating to Malaysia from Dubai

I believe it's an insult to Malaysian Indian /Chinese if you assuming India /China are their motherland. They are Malaysian all the way, their permanent home.

Tht indian lady in red is beautiful.. love her style

That guy was a good tourist, I love his wondering spirit to know more about other places like Malaysia and Pakistan

Loving the happy vibes ❤

I never heard any Malaysians who migrated here from China, India, Thailand, Indonesia and any neighbouring countries just a few generations ago, actually go back or want to go back to their ancestral land except for maybe shopping?? Idk maybe it does happen for family visits but it's unheard of

Kareena kapoor's vibe/btec...even ctec i fancy it ngl

You can't force someone to go back to India, that woman doesn’t have to visit! The woman said her mother was born in Malaysia too

Just like being in southall London but better weather. Can’t wait to visit Malaysia in September

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Thank you for bring us in little India. It has been years I didn't really there just pass through the road.

Would like to see some good shops some brilliant places to eat and shop if holiday ing❤

i love going to Brickfields aka Little India for the foods! The rotis, thosei and banana leaf meals are awesome ❤ Once awhile i will brave the traffic 😢 there, just to have my fix 😊

Malaysia is not just multiracial - Malays, Chinese, Indians and whatnot - but is also host to at least 7 million foreign workers from Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Philippines...a very high number equivalent to 22 percent of the country's population and 45 percent of the country's workforce.

ma'am, malaysia is a unique country. even though they indian but on average no longer have family in india or are in contact with family in india. maybe also because the migration of the indian community to malaysia has been too long. you ask an indian woman because maybe you think like immigrant communities who came to Britain such as Africans, Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese who have long been British citizens & lived there for centuries but still return to their country of origin to meet their families there. when you ask the Indians or Chinese who are Malaysian citizens....you will see their expressions/faces as if they don't like the question because it seems to be condescending/insulting them. I am sure the longer you live here the more you will understand about race, culture, religion , the way of life, customs, language & many other things about this country... keep exploring this country ma'am. the more you know the more you love.thank you for loving my country

Malaysia world paradise mansha allah

You wouldn't ask an American black how long you lived here and if you have family in Africa? Chinese and Indians have been living here for more than 400 years and identify themselves only as Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indians. Within Malaysian Indians we have many groups including Tamils, Punjabis, Sindhi's and "Pakistanis" whom have arrived pre partition. Unlike British Asians still identifying themselves as Pakistanis, Indians, Bangladeshi'' etc even after three generations and not fully integrated( can see that when there is a cricket match) Malaysians are fully integrated and we are One Malaysia.

Sister.. she is Malaysian. You shouldn't ask her when she is going back to india. She might be insulted. Im Malay by the way

I was there last week from New Zealand. Stayed in KL for a week and also went to Malacca. Kl was good but extremely hot. Found Malacca a little outdated to be honest but I only had one day so I did not really get a chance to go to all parts of it. We'll see what happens with the Mm2h program which is currently suspended and see if it is a viable option for us. Currently the way it is, it's well beyond my reach financially. I pray to Allah to make it easy for us and find an alternative way.

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I cringed when she said "Have you been back to India?" 😂. That's like saying have you been back to Africa to a black person in America hahaha

I'm a malay and never step into little india in KL. Your video open my eyes in a lot of way to see KL. Gonna add this place to my adventure list and try the foods and drinks you guys try. Maybe next month you come again and try other food cuz I'm curious how it taste like.

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Cantik kakak baju merah 😊

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Your videos are great, would ypu please use a decent gimble amd stabiliser for your outdoor shoots, we play your video on large TV screen and sudden and very fast camera movements cause headches i'm afriad to the point that we cant watch. Thank you.

God bless, tysm for the epic content. I can't wait to be able to move to malaysoa. Salam alykoum

It’s rude to ask Malaysians where they come from. I once mistakenly asked an Indian Malaysian patient where he came from (I was in Selangor and his slang was unfamiliar), he was about to jump on me with that question. PS he was Perakian.

There is another right in the middle of town... where the food nite market is... the name says it all... Jalan Masjid India...

I am Malay and I've met Indians (Southern Indians) abroad who look like Malaysians, and even makes me miss of Malaysia. Not all indians look like Malaysian but there are Indians who feel very Malaysian. Malaysian Indians are Malaysian and they are Malaysian through and through and they are uniquely Malaysian, I cannot imagine a Malaysia without so many races.

You must visit Masjid India area and also Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman for hijam and Muslim clothing

Malaysia truly Asia

Chav aunty is smashing it

We don't want you to ruin your diet tho'. Please do a video trying Pakistani food in KL and give your honest review.

It's been extraordinary hot in Malaysia lately, as well as the region due to El Nino factor. You can look it up. Usually it's 5 degree celcius less.

3:30 I think i used to buy snacks from Ms Rose. If that's her, she's truly a very kind and reliable (in handling our bulk order) person.

I love your accent

Your daughter look like hannah delisha , a malaysian actress

There are rows of Pakistani restaurants in Jalan Ipoh. Please try out their food and give us your thoughts. I went there a few times and liking the food so much.

Hi don't forget to visit also the little Morroco in Putrajaya _Astaka 😂🎉🎉🎉

I been here b4 👍🏾

Empowered panni puri lady!

That bright orange mithai is called halwa or halawa and I’m a jelebi baby too difficult to find the yellow ones though always the bright orange babies yums 😋

lol UK lot are depressed! haha -- love the dancing happy vibez! :) - Sara I cant adjust to the cold in the UK, in malaysia I adjust on the plane! lol - love the warmth there!

U make me cry saira. I am malaysian now living in australia 11 years now n I lived in subang jaya.so when u go to the places I used to like this brickfeilds it makes me cry from missing it.i miss malaysia.i envy u for u r blessed to live in Malaysia. Keep going n exploring ur adventures refresh my memory n lots me see hoe advance malaysia is. Next go to jalan masjid India. In city one plaza there is food court .punjabi Pakistani Ghana mil jsu gah.i am sikh convert to Muslim n gosh girl Teri punjabi did eh.

Dont really ask malaysian born indians or chinese what generation they are.....because we all are very proud to be malaysians...regardless of where our grandparents were originally from. Your queries seem very much white supremist colonialist vibes.....maybe you will lose that awkwardness once you emerse yourself in our melting pot and embrace our multiculturalness.

As salaamu Alaikum Sarah, I love watching your vlogs on utube, I was having evening supper and watching you on utube and you made laugh when you said "it's so sunny you feel so happy in Malaysia and you said" sad sad faces in the uk" the went into my nose and throat and I couldn't stop coughing, even after drinking some water. I had to have hot herbal tea and it stopped 😂

Masala Chai Lady, she was trying to tell you she could be multi generational in Malaysia...

Hi. Following yoir videos for some time now and really enjoying. However i would recommend you upgrade to a professional camera for better clarity, stability and higher frame rate. Best wishes from Melbourne. Regards. Bhavik

there are Pakistani Restaurants along Jalan Ipoh a little bit further from Chow Kit Area in K.Lumpur.

I have tasted the most delicious tea in Raiwind Pakistan...

“I am bias “😂

I want to be there. I want Jalaibis😋😋😋😋😋😋

Sister , you are not replying on WhatsApp or KZfaq , you have inspired people to move to Malaysia but then you disappeared , I have been sending you messages since n WhatsApp for days , We are traveling to Malaysia in next few days …..wanna meet with you . Thanks

Take a tour at Masjid India, central KL

If we work in Malaysia or want to live like want to buy a house is this compulsory to have their nationality or we can settled their with the residency or visa

That red crispy sweet is Jaangiri / Imarti and not jilebi.

History - the indians here were mostly brought to Malaysia (back then Malaya) from southern India some 180-200 years back to be labourers in building rail tracks and more later working in the rubber estates etc. But unfortunately, when British handed over independence and left Malaysia they had forgotten to bring the Indians back. As with chinese case, the Malays agreed to accept them to live on the same land and together our Indians brothers and sisters had contributed to the wealth and prosperity of the country. The location of little india is just a stone throw away from the main railway station where the workers were based.

Assalamualaikom. That punjabi with black t shirt. He is look like indian and pakistani actor. Kareena kapoor is a great actress too and like mrs saira a great person.. thx mrs saira ya.

Masha Allah thank you Sara for showing all the wonderfully places yes I would like a tour specifically Sarees and shalwar kameez shops and the prices is there much difference with India or UK that is what I would like to know and also can you do one on farmers markets where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables for real cheap. And how can I contact you for guidance and help with immigration to malaysia Thank you

Oughtta try delectables at tasty chapati restaurant in Sentul K.L real authentic Pakistani eatery

Red Fedora Pani Puri lady boss was so gentle-mannered. I must make sure to get some delicious panis (or is it puris🤔?) from her the next time I visit Malaysia. 😁You can't go to Little India, or Kampung Baru, or Jalan Pudu while on a diet...it's a Fool's Errand!

There are negative and unhappy Malaysians too, you just havent met them yet😂 It is the same everywhere. If you watch our parliament sessions you will see a lot of drama. No different from other countries

iIt's funny how I work just a five-minute walk from where that lady in the red trolley does her thing, yet I never even knew she existed! Now I can't help but feel like I've missed out on seeing her there.

When you take off spetacle I don't believe my eyes. What a pair of beautiful eyes.

Im going to Brickfields and searching for Mrs Rose 😍

I'm malay but it's hurt me when someone told my fellow Malaysian to go Back to their country. I hope all the little critism in this video made you realise of some of the the real fabric of our country and things just need be clear about the gap

drink masala tea...everything tiada masala 😂

Lag tha he aap bi indian he

Wow u look like a reporter with the MIC😂😂😂😂

As someone who’s working in local airlines, it’s common for indian and chinese back to china, taiwan, and india to visit their fam, saying it’s offensive while she’s asking them genuinely not offensively shows you just wanna be offended without any reason

Two things, firstly the camera man in this video wasn’t good please use a steady hand it actually made me feel sick too much moving and 🫨 shaking. Secondly you didn’t give Hira chocolate due to sugar but she ate most of the mitai which has double the sugar to chocolate 🍫 just passing on my observation 😊

Me nown to pavillion kl cam to see you

Whose the other lady?

This is what investor means. Just like you moved in to Malaysia and bought a house bought a car bring your income to currency here and give jobs to locals and develop them to a certain level. Dissappointing when the government called them as investor when they came in with a little money then they rent a shop lot and sell their stuff to locals and bring back profits to their origin. They bought nothing and bring nothing to the economy.

Chill guys it’s common in west to ask that question & Saira is new over there & obviously is unaware if people doesn’t like that question. Video was too good that I thought of dropping a comment on sharing good vibes but comments are bit negative, we should teach goodness instead of attacking isn’t it?

she's definitely British raised.

How’s the weather there??? Hot or humid?

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Seems that Malaysia is part of a south East Asian heat wave so in the future you may find Malaysia to be more cooling…

the cameraman holding the camera is not stable. its wonky and skahy. too much fast movement without being able to focus

Our Birmingham, but not dirty