just looking at Greg’s expression when he bites into the satay. Makes one feel like going to Muar and having the satay there. Yumps

Yes finally my hometown... yes we can eat satay 24 hours hehe

Mee bandung since d 1930s, wow, that's a long history of goodness. Almost 3 decades before Malaysian independence. 90 years of deliciousness.

18.55 used to drink coffee from the saucer which made it cold faster. Thanks for stopping in Muar. Tourists skip this town for Melaka 👍👍😎

My hometown...😍😍😍. Miss Muar a lot, its been a year since my last balik kampung. Really glad both of u have enjoyed ur time & tried great food there.

Wooo Mee Bandung looks amaziiiiinnngggg!! Since 1930s??? wow! Love how they put up those pictures of VIP visiting their place. Thanks for the list of things to eat here in Muar, taking note of all your recommended places to eat, since we've never been to Muar before!!

Ooo great to see you guys highlighting an underrated town! It looks like it has a lot of character, would love to visit someday!

Saya budak Muor... Like 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Been waiting for this video.... love it... that satay.. yummy.. that elephant coffee really nice.. I love it.. thanks for bring it for me..

OMG.. Otak-otak from Muar is so popular.. I recall eating like 30 of them many years back during 1 dinner session... lol

Oh, we love that woodfire smell! One of the perks of being in "rural" areas. You hardly get that in big cities!

"Nothing is elephant in here", pointing the coffee, it's funny and cute at the same time 😂

The ULTIMATE MUAR MALAYSIAN culinary tour is too much food really like

wow. thanks for featuring my hometown muar. i think this is the first time i ever see a foreign youtuber exploring this small town. and you guys really did your research too. its nice to have someone with such a chill mannerism who did a great research and shoot this with such artistic style. and especially the kopitiam - i remember my dad use to take me there, he will pour the coffee on the small plate so it cool down faster and i can enjoy it. sometimes we use the plate to eat half boiled egg too. that kaya and butter toast bread also looks heavenly. homemade kaya is the best. you cannot get more local than that. thanks for the nostalgia trip haha.

This is hidden gems of Malaysia ❤

Sup kambing with the gearbox, wowww look at the colour and the thickness of the soup. Must be a really satisfying soup for you guys, kambing lovers 😄

My late mother was a Muarian. Whever we were in Muar. We used to go to KIM LENG to tapow Chicken Pie n Cream Puff.. N Right opposte of KIM LENG we used to eat Satay n Mee Bandung. Those were the days.

The streets and building of Muar looks so calm and clean. Wow satay for breakfast?

Omg that soup!!! Hahah I love how they give a straw to sip the marrow! The broth looks soooo packed with flavor & hearty!

Forgot how much you two loved coffee!

Soup kambing looks amazing.. always fun to see the straw and how you can drink from the bone!

Yes, Johor has a strong coffee drinking culture. Muar otak otak is supposed to be the best in Johor! For sup kambing, its a close fight with Batu Pahat.

Home made kaya, that's even more special.

The kaya toast at See Hoi is really old school and love they use charcoal to toast it. That’s good that you managed to learn making the coffee too 👍🏻

Great channel loved the content

all the recommendation look so good, I having simple dinner at home while watching ..really good research and food guide for viewers..of course the kopi o kosong old school taste really good since Greg make it himself..great filming and editing from Jumi, I guess.. street art murals and quaint old buildings and town..really enjoyed watching. wish it was longer

The spice that lingers is dangerous! We'd absolutely love to try Mee Bandung, it is really great to see they haven't lost any quality over the years even though they hosted so many famous people, very nice!

very cool travel vlog, thanks for taking us to places, I enjoyed watching your video, the videography is amazing it really presents the place nicely!

Those toast with a nice warm coffee is all I need this morning So cool to see how they make the coffee and that you guys got to record it. Look at that cream, that coffee has to be so rich in flavor

Hey Greg and Jumi!! It's so cool you're taking us along to Muar! What a beautiful little town and it's so fascinating seeing the Colonial architecture. That's cool that this coffee shop has been open for so long. Covid is screwing with businesses everywhere. But it's good you can still get products there at least!! :)

That soup house... was no joke when it came to that thick soup. We love cumin, and that broth was so rich looking. Haba.. it looked like the writing for the shop was in Arabic. Satay looks so flavorful and we're glad it was marinated well!! We could eat a whole ton of these!!

Sipping bone marrow with straw! Only in Asia 😆 that broth is crazy, looks so amazing

Going to a clean city is always great - and it is great that it is is recognized for that. Love the teasers at the begning of the video. Both of your excitement is always top notch!!!!

Maur def seems like a gem, hope you guys have more content coming up from this place! 😍😍😍

That toast with the coconut pandan jam looked like a really tasty breakfast!! Love that last spot you went to with all the photos of the Sultan, and Prime Minister and people who frequent this place. We're just glad that chicken seems like a common option a lot of the places you visit!! Thanks for taking us with you and love you both to the mother effin' moon! Safe travels! :)

YUMMM that satay looks amazing! "we're all about that charcoal life" HAHA I love that 😂

Just one of the most sensuous and engrossing food tour vlogs I have ever come across. As soon as I can get a permit to fly (I'm an Australian. The permit is a real thing!), I'm there.

Mee bandung Muar.... really miss this town. Especially during this pandemic. Good job Greg and Jumi. Keep it coming.

It's so cool seeing them make that toast like that! Combined with the kaya jam and paired with the coffee, looks like a must-try!

You guys are my food church!!! I had to stop watching and then finish the next day. The food spoke my language and then, the coffee!!!! Fire brewed, OMG! Dark and rich; PLEASE!!

Daaaamnnnn satay for breakfast!!! These guys know how to enjoy life, why wait for supper when you can have it in the morning!! Awwwwh that lontong looks soooo goooood!!!

Agreed with Jumi, Muar or Muo (how the locals pronounced it) is so underrated. Muar's kopitiam is as good as you can get in Ipoh & Penang. Muar foods ie. satay, mee rebus, mee bandung Muar & asam pedas Muar are very delicious too. Thank you for covering Muar's food!

Haha fiuhh good to hear nothing elephant in that coffee lol =p found that coffee in South East Asia is quite thicker and stronger, love it!

Another great food tour guys. Really enjoying your travels around Malaysia.

Wow muar soup w a bone marrow! Rich and warm and hearty! Love that color of that soup love the thickness

Omaigad..muar..my place..hehe...in muar, we eat satay for breakfast and for midnight snack..hhaahhaha..

Muars my hometown - thanks for sharing this video. Brings back so many great memories! My grandma ran an old school coffee shop like See Hoi Kopitiam but my grandmas shop was demolished to make way for modernization and newer shoplots which is a such a shame. Next time you order a charcoal/wood toast with kaya, ask for refrigerated butter slices (pronounced "peng chu gu you" in hokkein/teochiew which is commonly spoken there) to go with the kaya, dip it in the kopi-o-kosong before you take a bite and that's heaven right there.

That cumin is making you excited Greg. It;s okay. I am liking it also! Great editing on this episode !

yes more Otak-otak! we will try it as many as we could and yeah agree with Jumi, could eat it everyday!

Seeing how they prepare that otak otak is definitely interesting!

This is pure joy to watch my friend! This is what I am striving for in my videos!

Otak Otak love it grill open charcoal..the flavor infused from the leaf ..Great snack food!!!

Awwwh muar otak otak!! Why they have frozen otak otak is because people buy back as souvenir when they visit Muar (or Johor), and we fry it at home to go along with our meal (usually a bigger square box instead of individual sticks), or as snack. Love these otak otak!

Ooh this place definitely has an old colonial feel. Also love how you guys started the video with some coffee.. 👍 elephant bean mmm..

I like the way you guys talk about the kambing sticking to the local Malay language.. I am a Muarian.. But, not living there.. Love is still there in Muar.. Would always go back for the satay for breakfast and air pear...

I love love love kopi 434..luckily jaya grocer stock kopi 434 here in selangor.

Greg's expression with the muar soup said it all!

Wow Jumi's coffee is so dark!!! Darkest coffee ever LOL! Those cups definitely look like they'll wake you right up with just a few sips 😂

Muar looks so cool! bummer you weren't able to drink the coffee inside the store it looked so OG Authentic. The vibe of the whole town was just awesome definitely with you guys on the underrated in Malaysia. Thanks to this video we will def need to visit sometime in the future too. Dannnngg look at that mutton leg wow that looks good and the straw for the marrow is genius. You know you found a good kopi store when they have the lil green and cream mugs haahahha love places like that, Yens family would take me to these kinda morning spots in Melaka too.

Ya..Im a coffee lover too! Can't live without☕

Greg is a natural back there in the Kitchen. Just love how old school type of cooking.

Thanks for the video.... made me missed going there for a food trip.

Wow!Both of you seriously know where to explore great & fantastic food,should bring Ken to try.....Bon apetite 🤤

I only discovered Kopi 434 recently. Yup it is truly good quality coffee with a unique taste. Its a pity you couldnt dine in, the coffee shop have great modern ambience with a slight old charm. Muar has a reputation as being a food haven in Johor, people from JB do family / company daytrips just for the food! I know people from Seremban who would drive 1 1/2 hours just to have breakfast there!

That was a good otak otak, u can eat it every day, that's nice Jumi. N Greg can eat it all day long, very nice. U guys really loved this one.

Otak x 2 🤣🤣 Oh wow! You guys did a great job recording how to open them up, the color inside the otak otak and just overall the close ups, i felt like I was there opening it up with you. And it's making me want to try those so much. You guys are truly enjoying those!

you still can go to muarvfrom melaka. it only takes 35 to 45 minutes from Malacca Town... and you can also have a layby at pantai siring, merlimau on your way there...and on your way back you can have ikan bakar in umbai....

Hoi Kenai is a establishment ! Look at the kitchen!! Thats old school! Thats tradition!! Thats following fathers footsteps! I like that!! Loving thenwoodfire toast!!! Wow gotta have the earth smoke aroma!! Amazing

if u come back here, make sure u directly go to Murtabak Tanah Melayu .. please please please and welcome ☺️

Terengganu, Melaka, Kelantan, and Johor's CMCO will be lifted tomorrow

its really nice to see that coffee shop still use woodfire...and the soup looks amazing...

Welcome to my hometown Muar ! Thank you for sharing this beautiful place to others and hope that you can come again 😍

Wohoo. I love Malaysian food 👍

Welcome my Muar Bandar DiRaja.. I'm stay here and enjoy Muar food guys. you miss Parit Jawa Asam Pedas..

Muar soup house is legend, sup kambing taste like a real sup kambing haha, sometime weekend kl bikers come just to get the sup

D mutton soup must have tasted really delicious, thick n spicy broth n u were loving it Greg. Terrific.

Thanks for this wonderful video in Muar n d delicious food in d city.

Noodles 🤤🤤🤤 with beef and prawns Every time you say spicy and sweet, it gives us hope that we can eat it without making a scene hahaha

Wow the kaya looks so good and yeah heard that need hours for making kaya, lots of brown sugar and pandan, yumm!

Nice the place..watching from dubai stay connected.

One of the uniqueness in Muar or maybe other parts in Johor, is the Malay-Chinese partnered business model, where the Chinese run the coffee-shops and the Malay selling their food together for years.

Fantastic video! The food looks wonderful there guys, Thank you for explaining a bit about the things you eat as I have not heard of many of those.

Well, you have tasted coffee in Johor. Have you ever tried coffee from the other states?. Well, if you go to Ipoh (Perak State). You should try Ipoh Coffee. They eat it with toasted kaya bread (toast on charcoal grill) & 1/2 boil eggs. If you're in kemaman (terengganu state). You go to kemaman kopitiam right in the middle of the town. They have a branch in kuantan, Pahang. If you are in sarawak state, this is need to try. Kopi Luwak, this is the most expensive coffee in the world. Borneo best selling coffee worldwide.

We are dying to try that otak-otak! anything wrapped in banana leaves are food presents ^_^

Wow, grilled tripe...I never ever saw grilled tripe on any menu before, so interesting. I loved the video and footage of the quaint town of Muar. I just tried Satay beef for the first time, I'm back to eating meat again for the first time in 15 years. Pizza kept me alive for all those years! lol

What a classic place Muar is, everything is so old and classic! Wooo Greg in action making the coffee!! Classic toast and coffee, so homey - indeed, well said!! I think I know what to eat for breakfast now hehe!! (of course no satay sold at this hour for breakfast here lol)

Oh I miss muar coffee, otak2 and the food is so cheap. I used to takeaway 10boxes whenever I go there

Ooh, I don't think we've ever had satay for breakfast. Great way to start the day!

funny when jumi said no elephant inside the coffee..hahaha

Wow those are tons of years regardless. It looks so welcoming and local. And that wood fire oh my! 😍😍😍

Muar looks like a really cool spot that we never heard about before. Really nice open green spaces and can't go wrong being by the water.

Satay for breakfast is big yes for us too! haha did I hear tripes?? love it!

Muar sounds so good, loving Jumi's voiceover

Love the straw to get the marrow out of there! Loved Greg's face when he was having the soup, its like the flavor and boldness was jumping off the screen. Now I'm craving a spicy style Turkish soup from Gaziantep to get the similar feeling ;)

im glad you guys made to come to Muar hope u guys enjoy stay here pls eat a lot while u at Muar u will never regret ♥ from Me Muarian

That's a traditional way of double boil the rich aromatic kaya puree. Surprise that this tedious method of continuous stirring is still being used. 👍🏆👏 Thank you Greg💞Jumi for taking us around. Golden question 🌞do you see yourselves having a food court selling your favourite street foods in the future👏👏👏

nothing beat a good mee bandung from Muar 😋

HECK YES to that cozy coffee shop at 17:25. The wood fire stove is magical. You can tell that place is very special.

If you want to go to 434 coffee's factory, it located in Jalan Bakariah Muar

Whooooaaaa love the mutton soup consistency! Mmmm bone barrow, and sucking them through a straw! Thanks for recommending, we'll definitely love to check out this place!! Classic push cart, good to see that they've expanded their business!