In this episode, Mark doesn’t eat like gansta as before 🤪. You can never beat Malaysians in the eating marathon and still look slim and healthy like Elly and family.

@MarkandElly_eats

3 ай бұрын

LOL you know what? I agree with you 100% Everyone's so fit and slim here despite of the amount of food they eat hahahaha. Maybe there's climate factor too? I am in the process of losing weight that i gained last year during this trip 🤣

@amuarz5755

3 ай бұрын

Anybody muslim and non muslim, can go inside the mosque........

Malaysia is multi cultural country where Malay, Chinese, Indian and other ethnic group live peacefully and that's why Malaysia is Truly Asia. You can find all type of food in Malaysia...

@MarkandElly_eats

3 ай бұрын

I never knew malaysia is such a multi cultural country until I visited last year! I felt like I tried tons of different variety of food while I was there but Elly told me there are more to try! 🤣It's such an underrated place for food, I wish more people in the world found out about Malaysian cuisine

Where's this town?

@MarkandElly_eats

3 ай бұрын

Kelantan kota bharu! I have some Malaysian friends but even they never visited kelantan before! 🤭😅

@pijesz

3 ай бұрын

Temple is in Kampung Jubakar while the mosque is in Kampung Kubang Batang. Both are in the town called Tumpat.

@sitimrs3221

3 ай бұрын

Kt tumpat ada patung Buddha tidur yg besar..90-an lg dh ada..hebat kelantan

@MarkandElly_eats

3 ай бұрын

@@pijesz hahaha thank you for clarification!!

Whoever you are Make or Elly, Why can't you stop mentioning religion or deliberately misinforming the public what you don't know about!!! Do you know that statement can cause the enemies of this country to use religion to disunite this country??? Be responsible and stay out of making stupid statements relating to religion!!!

@MarkandElly_eats

3 ай бұрын

I don't know which part you are talking about but we didn't intend it that way! 😅 just us checking out different parts of Malaysia (including temples and mosques) as it was my first time visiting. We might not know the full story behind every religious conflict in Malaysia but our intention was to show different parts/cultures of Malaysia (particularly food) from foreigner's POV. We do apologise for any misunderstanding but please don't think we are deliberately mentioning religion or trying to misinform the public. 🙏

@engchoonkoay8973

3 ай бұрын

@@MarkandElly_eats Your title heading can be misleading??? This country was set out to be a secular country as enshrined in the constitution and is not what you described in your heading, remember this is a multiracial and multireligious country. Recently only there was an incident by some brainless fanatic from out of the blue who was trying to stir racial and religious unrest and disunity during this financially depressing time. If your channel is about food then stick to food and don't dwell on the topic you don't have any clues or have done enough research. Sorry l have to point out to the public, especially foreigners, to be aware of the sensitive topics in this country.