I'm so glad I can eat vicariously through you Dav! (Ok, that sounds weird.) I am such a plain and simple eater. You are helping me appreciate exotic food experiences. Thank you!

Welcome dave! The next time you're here and feeling bit more adventurous, you can head to our east side peninsular, or if you're looking for good food abd culture melting point you could consider heading to Penang or even Malacca 😊

That looks fantastic! I've been to Singapore (and absolutely loved it), but I haven't made it to Malaysia yet. BTW, takoyaki is a very typical Japanese dish from western Japan, especially Osaka, but that's definitely a Malysian variation. Takoyaki literally means fried octopus (tako is octopus), so you would only have octopus in them. Really good street food, and a must-eat if you go to Osaka!

Tong Mo is a traditional delicacy for Cambodia, Thailand, Laos & Vietnam. It's widely available in Malaysia, too.

'Kungfu noodles' is literally supposed to be Cantonese style (silky egg) fried noodles, usually flat rice noodles (kuey teow). In Cantonese, it's "Kwong Foo", i.e. a dialect from Guangzhou, China. It's a classic dish for Malaysian-Chinese of Guangzhou-origin. Due to it's popularity, there are other versions created from this influence, like the Kungfu Noodles & Malay style fried kuey teow/kuey teow goreng. 'Kungfu' is just a fancy name to the dish. The actual should be Kwong Foo Chow (fried). So, ya, that's diversities. 😃

Yum. Looking good!

Happy new year eve and new year tomorrow. The lights and the snow walk is actually kinda cool. Awesome vlog today dāv

Thanks Dav now I am hungry!!

The hummingbird nest is made of coconut, according to the vendor. Maybe dessicated coconut added to the dough for that crispy texture.

Looks like Christmas lights! That food looked amazing, keep it up brah! #RattleOn #EatthePlanet

Foods you should try 1. Nasi padang 2. Nasi kandar 3. Sate 4. Cendol 5. Nasi lemak 7. Nasi kerabu 9. Ramlee burger 10. Char keuy teow

10:42 my husband favorite meal... Yeah, taste really good!!

tq good jobs

I used to love Hong Kong Fooey when I was a kid. great video.

Some of that looks delicious, others not so much. Would be fun to experience, thanks for sharing!

Love your descriptions. Balls of something. LOL

I would leave a place like that in a food coma. The ice cave was pretty cool. Sledding was my favorite winter activity as a child. Wishing you the best 2024 Dāv!

This Guy voice similar Food network background sound and dont forget to try ramly street burger

Kungfu is actually referring to Cantonese style fried noddle. It is easier to remember than the correct word guang fu.

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

Now I'm wondering if a beach-themed heated indoor centre would be viable in Minnesota 🤔

sir, you have been eating non stop, which is ok

Do bring an umbrella when you go out

Maggie and Kung Foo are noodle brands. Like Nissin Cup O Noodles

Takoyaki has octopus!!

I am coming to malaysia in coming months. Can you provide the address of that night food court plz

*"balls of something"*

That kung fu dish is a Malaysian food and not Thai . Enjoy your adventures.

Malaysia is melting pot of Asians food. You likes gecko? I recommend u visit Pulau Perhentian there are lot of big geckos there 🦎. Also Pulau Tioman, that islands is full of snakes like the rare Tioman Kukri snake 🐍