Thank you for your feedbacks on previous videos ! Hope you enjoy both my normal kaz vlog and new project ( foreign expats trying Malaysia Food ) ✨ Terima Kasih - Kaz

@zimasham5720

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kaz, much better now I can watch it without interruption. By the way I am Malaysian , living in USA. I like Malaysia..may be a little hot and humid and wishes Malaysian to be a little more puntual about time. Drives me nuts when people are late...haha. Of course the food is #1 in the world. You have to go to experience the kampung life and the villagers. So much more food that you can buy from any stalls...

@ALPHARDVVIP

2 жыл бұрын

arigatou kaz i love nasi and anime Fate stay night unlimited blade work

@luthzy01

2 жыл бұрын

the store was so near to my house… 😭 should’ve go eat there yesterday so that i can see you 😭

@wilsonyap8699

2 жыл бұрын

Is it nasi kandar or nasi lemak. I got confused

Every countries have pros and cons. I like the discipline existed for people in Japan. Clean and tidy places. While in Malaysia, when it was too easy-going life, u will get lazy. Not all but most of them. Japan is one place that i want to visit one day. While Malaysia is the place where i wanna grow old with..

@youknow_ihaveNoChiNGU

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah and i think the purpose of Malaysia's flexible work cuture was we want worker being comfortable and feel easy to do their work. We need space to think about our work so your the result will have more quality bcs we apreciate quality than quantity while working. But yeah,easy work culture like this can make some people take advantage of it for being lazy and layback. So Japan work culture have a lot benefit too.

@CoolNumber1

2 жыл бұрын

Happiness is more important though, so I prefer Malaysia. If you are rich, then Japan is a good place.

@4evermaman

2 жыл бұрын

@@youknow_ihaveNoChiNGU I don’t think it’s suits to govt servants… only few hours at office the rest looking for quality of life outside

@vivoyai6197

2 жыл бұрын

@@4evermaman a lot of people who can only see positive about Japan and deny or ignore the dark side are probably Weeb just like me back when i was anime freak.. All i do when i see Japan articles is praising them and saying they are ahead of time. Its been 3 or 4 years and i now 19 and think a lot for my life

The small bird is called Quaill bird. Kaz, Ramadhan bazaar is going to start soon, maybe you can do more colabs like this is other Japanese and Koreans to experience different types of food at the bazaar. Maybe some of your new friends have never tried some of the food at the stalls.

Take the food discussion aside 😂, a very good insight from Japanese expats about & what Japanese feel about living in Malaysia. It's good to see a Japanese feeling happy & good about working here although as Malaysian we still have much to do to catch-up with Japanese. There's some pros & cons between Malaysia & Japan but there's an improvement from Malaysia side but to be honest there's still much to learn from Japan. Hopefully both countries can prosper more together insha'Allah. ✌🏻

Hi KAZ.... That is not frog, that is quail (burung puyuh).🤣 Gravies & lauk are the same as Nasi Kandar, the only difference is the nasi.

Perkara yang paling dibenci adalah bila order makanan mintak x nak pedas tp tetap masak pedas....

@LinLin-kl5ei

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhaha aduh pakcik buat saya tergelak tibe2 😂

@roslihashim2766

2 жыл бұрын

Campur kicap cmtu .yummy

Good evening kaz, nasi lemak royale kedah definitely famous and sedap...good job👍

theres pros and cons in every country, while its nice to hear foreigner give compliments, trust me there's also a lot of downside in malaysia. I think the main reason its easy for people to settle in malaysia is because we already used to different cultures and we dont judge others too much. anyone can live their own life peacefully here as long as they respect others too. I hope you will enjoy your stay here and be successful in whatever you doing.

Hi Kaz, keep up your nice videos! FYI, this restaurant not serving the normal "Nasi Lemak" that easily found everywhere, but it is more of "Nasi Kandar" but with Kedah version of it. The rice is cooked with Ghee & varieties of spices/herbs and pandan leaves. Why the name "royale", because when cooked, the rice is yellowish in color & yellow is the color representing the "Sultan/Raja"

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

Ohhhhhhh thank you for the information !!

aww, as a Malaysian your view is very nice. thank you2, and Im sure theres a lot that we can learn from the Japanese too. God make us different not to hate but to love and learn with each other. Take care Kaz. Love, love, love this👍🏻👍🏻😆

Cant wait for Kaz to go to the Malaysian Borneo side! Please dont forget to try Umai in Sarawak for the fun of it😆. Choon Hui Laksa Sarawak or the one in Foody Goody is awesome too. Try local Seafood in Top Spot or Kg Buntal area. Kolok mee is available all over the city. But sarawak is famous for its smokehouses . If u get a chance , do check out Rumah Asap Tabuan Dayak for more authentic local (non-halal) ethnic food experience.

Dude..... Sabah and Sarawak so big you need atleast a week for each state. Dont just makan, enjoy the view too. Safe travel!

It's great that our guest find Malaysia a good place to live in as you can appreciate the variety of culture and foods here. Go ahead and explore further out of the city and you'll find more hidden gems!

I’m jealous at you KAZ, you can eat Malaysian’s delicious food while I’m outside Malaysia mouth drilling watching you eating

It's nice to know that you really enjoyed our Malaysian food.Thanks Kaz for sharing this video clip with us

Malaysian food looks so delicious. I hope to taste it someday.

I agree with you Kaz, your life, your choice. Life too short to be worrying about what others think about you.

Thank you for loving Malaysia, have a nice day guys ❤️

It takes lots of courage to leave one’s home behind and travel to look for a better life or just to experience another culture, way of life. I don’t think anyone one is loser in doing so. Good luck and hope you travel much more!

Hearing you guys discussing 2 different opposite cultures, makes me feel depress if I were to work in Japan.

Yessss....our beloved Malaysian Umai Guy is back....sedapnye nasi kandar....Kaz.... sorry to say....all Malaysian food is so Umai...we do really love and enjoy eating with family and friends...😄😄💪💪❤️❤️👍👍

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

Awww thank you youuuu ❤️❤️

Good to hear from you again, at 9p.m. You till can eat spicy and hot NasI Lemak, I really salute to you, for me a Malaysian Chinese cannot afford to do that due to my sensitive stomach, anywhere Japanese work very hard even in Malaysia, cuz I work together with them in Matsushita Electric company, they showed a good example to Malaysian to follow

I just cant believe Japan left behind in cash less tech, software & payment. Cashless so good, we can get promo, rewards & point from them.

This video is refreshingly different. For once food is not the main subject but the excuse for a brief but insightful discussion on work-life in Japan vs work-life in Malaysia. Very good 👍👍👍

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🔥🔥🔥

Kdg2 ada restaurants viral n famous tp bila pergi Rasa not to that expectations pun Ada. Selera masing2 berbeza kn. Apa pun Malaysia dilimpahi rezeki makanan yg banyak n mmg best

For non-spicy food, there are quite lot from chinese like variety fried rice, popiah, yong tau fu, dim sum (cha chan teng cheaper), chicken rice (take without chili sauce), chicken soup noodles, wantan mee, stir fried noodles, char keow teow, porridge, pan mee, bun/pao, jawa mee. Malay cuisine also has non-spicy fried rice/noodles, nasi ayam (take without chili sauce), mee soup, kicap char keow teow, roti john, satay, indian cuisine like roti canai telur/tisu/pisang/choco/bawang (can eat without curry), pasembur, murtabak, tandoori chicken etc.

初めまして、他のチャネルでは現地の方が普段食べて生活しているようなローカルフードを取り上げているものが少ないので、いつも楽しく見させていただいております。 今回、特に日本の生活についてのお話にすごく共感し、マレーシアの生活がより魅力的に感じました。ありがとうございました！ 日本人のお友達の方が仰っていた食べ物の件で、no spicyと頼んでも辛いものが出てくるのは、オーダーの問題よりも、日本人とマレーシア人の辛くないと感じるレベルが違うからだと思ってます。(実際に日本に住むマレー人で、日本のレストランでは激辛マークがついているものを全然辛くないと言うので、バックグラウンドの違いなのかなと思ってます…) もちろん、仰っていた通りトムヤンのような辛くないと意味がないとマレーシア人が考えている食べ物もありますから、辛くない食べ物を選ぶ必要がありますね。。 長文すみませんでした。少しでも参考になりましたら幸いです。

I had experience worked with Japanese engineer in a shipyard located in Malaysia, they are nice hard working but what i like most is they always encourage keep helping and giving useful knowledge🤗

Yessza.. nasi lemak royale .. just a nice nasi kandar from alor setar kedah

what a great journey kaz.. after u already tour all around kl, i suggest u to based in another place mybe like sabah/sarawak if u want nature.. of course it not a modern as kl but the nature there is phenomenal.. u can also try to stay on the north/ south part of malaysia to discover more about the malay native people

im glad people all around world feel good about malaysia.thank you🤗

Food can heal your mental... I always eat to release my stress... But dont eat to much 🤣... I know Malaysia food is delicious but I keep maintain my body before its to late... "Eat 🍗 and Exercise 💪🏼"

Sedap sangat 😋

Japanese brother seems so enjoy live in Malaysia 😊👍

Wow, Kaz, this nasi kandar looks so yummy 😋, hopefully you guys enjoyed this nasi kandar massively....

as a Malaysian, one thing I realized while in pandemic is... you can really, just earn while being laid back and be yourself.... nobody is going to pressure you. Because at the end of the day... it's you. enjoy it anyway you want it, it doesn't matter where you live.

Bon appetit Kaz.

I loved the outro! Now I am super excited to see your East Malaysian food adventure! 🤗💪💓

You just wait until the month of ramadhan ,you must go to the bazaar ,there you'll find a food or drinks that will only appear during fasting month.You will definetly be confuse of choosing which food or drink that you want🤗🤗🤗🤭🤭🤭

逃げてないよね！ チャレンジしに行ったんだよね！ 元気もらってるし。

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

毎日やることいっぱいで充実だよ！ありがとう😊✨✨

Hi Kaz! I'm simply amazed how u jus dig into d different kinds of local food!! U r very brave indeed to do so. Even travelling all over d place to search for them... Do u know dat's a typical trait of M'sians?? M'sians would travel pretty far jus to eat s'thing dat's sumptuous!! So, u may end up being a M'sian at heart after all! Lol 🤗🤗

Can wait for ur travel vlog. Pls hv a seafood buffet at sarawak and sabah, more cheaper from peninsular malaysia.

If u come to kuching, do visit these places : 1. King laksa, hicom square 2. Mee kolok mangkuk merah, mj cafe satok 3. Nasi ayam ketok bakar (barok cafe, boyan). 4. Mee jawa satay, new fauziah cafe, metrocity matang 5. Linut, kedey kamek metrocity matang (not sure if they still selling this but u can try linut as one of traditional foods). 6. Seafoods at Stall 25 bukit mata, Topspot utc.

this is more like malay version of nasi kandar... originated from kedah,. More suitable for those who prefer milder taste of spices and lil bit of sweetness. What make this version special is the rice it self. i dont know why they name their restaurant as nasi lemak, im also got confused first time back then. But i really like this version of nasi kandar more compared to typical mamak version.., it just taste preference

@zarrifahana2521

2 жыл бұрын

Nasik lemak in Kedah actually yellow colour. Normally eaten as breakfast. Nasi lemak bungkus price range from Rm1. My favourite nasi lemak kuning with gulai udang or sambal ikan. Sedap sungguh.

I always dreamed of running to Japan and live there, then after a fee years, I’ll come back to Malaysia. All because of Jdorama and anime. Lol But my friends who used to work and live in Japan told me that it’s stressful and someone who gets tired easily like me wouldn’t want to live in Japan for more than a month. After they told me that, and after hearing what Japanese KZreadrs said about Japan lifestyles, I always have second thoughts about moving to Japan. Well, in the end, maybe I’ll still go to Japan, but only to visit. Anyway, nice video as always, Kaz!

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe you’ll like Japan life so bad !? Only you will know the answer 👍🏼 There is plenty of foreigners who enjoys their life in Japan :) Please go visit there and see if it suits your character and lifestyle by yourself ! Arigato for your comment ☺️✨

@Alifahusna_97

2 жыл бұрын

@@kazinkl That’s one of my thoughts too! “What if Japanese lifestyles suit me more?” “What if things said about Japan are better when experienced?” I’ll for sure visit Japan someday to see and feel it for myself. Thanks for the words, Kaz! ^^

@Alifahusna_97

2 жыл бұрын

@@donaldtrump6600 True! They’re serious in everything they do, even in entertainment world. No wonder the outcome is always almost flawless, if not perfect. But that comes with some bad consequences too, like in terms of their social life. There are always pros and cons in both Japanese and Malaysian cultures.

welcome my home city kota kinabalu sabah👍sabah very popular seafood,tuna,ayam madu panggang, sup🤤 i can't wait kaz🤗exicited.

I agree with your friend about the getting spicy food even when i order it not to be spicy, and thats not because of language or something, but because Malaysian generally eat spicy food and the spicies still in the same bot so no way to cook second order without having spicies beside some of the flavers related to certain spicies so cant ignore it. Anyway even its sometimes so spicy but its delisouce

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

I see it ! Thanks I gotta tell him !

My friend can't eat spicy .. and changed the food 3 times ... So this how I ordered for my friend... "Please don't put any spiciness at all ... Or she will be fainted" ( I speak in Malay) XD

Wow that tour announcement at the end of the video 👍

It is nice to eat nasi royale kedah..it's famous in northern state..how's the taste..it is full fill your appetite.. hopefully you enjoy it with your friend..I love to have that nasi kandar..tq for being a part of Malaysian.

Mantap podu sempoi mempoi .. , selamat menjamu selera

Haha i see dat ur owez drink water is it spicy..😆😆😆😆😆anyway thanks for this awesome vdeo..hope to see u and ur fren again in next vdeo😃😃😃

I also mistaken when first time enter the shop, nasi lemak but it actually nasi kandar..

Thank you for sharing the pro and cons. Visited japan few years ago , the punctuality, cleanliness and discipline is awesome. However, one part i feel stress until i bring back the trash like ice cream wrap, plastic and bottle due to i feel complicated on throwing rubbish. I share this with malaysian friends who visited japan before and they agreed on this haha

Can’t wait to watch your Sabah Borneo Adventure. Sabah itself is diverse in its food and culture depending on the region. You need to be in 3 districts: Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan and Tawau to experience Sabah food and culture.

this channel is addictive.. I cant stop watching

Looking forward for the tour! You'll love Malaysia even more once you explore everywhere!

I like ur videos. It's never boring because it's engaging. You encourage your guests to experience with you and share information. What would be interesting if you could provide a little "history" to the cultural potpurri that you experience in Malaysia. Nasi Kandar is food with Indian Influence or Indian infused which are much loved by Malaysians regardless of their race and religion. On the other hand, the equivalent of Nasi Kandar BUT serves only an array of traditional Malay lauk or Malay influenced/ infused food is known as Nasi Padang. Padang is a place in Sumatera Indonesia. Have fun researching on Malaysian food and culture and hope you'll uncover some history too.

Welcome to malaysia bro. Glad you love being here

this nasi lemak is nasi kandar version of KEDAH.. the rice is yellow. the gravy is not very spice like nasi kandar penang. you also can try other nasi kandar kedah like this such as Nasi kalut Jitra mai at jalan raja abdullah ,nasi Ahmad at kota damansara, nasi lan kedah. usually people choose fried chicken or daging masak hitam (meat)

Hope you have a wonderful day living in Malaysia Kaz

Hi KAZ. It would be fun to watch you climb Mt Kinabalu. Afterwards you can eat all the seafood you want in Sabah.

Lain kali datang ke sarawak ...boleh cuba makan mee kolo, laksa sarawak , umai, sagu@ambuyat...

ジョホール在住です ローカルフード食べまくりですね いつかジョホールにも来て下さい 応援してます

@kazinkl

2 жыл бұрын

ありがとうございます！行きます！！！

Thnx Kaz.. keep it up for your good work..always enjoy here.

sebab kaz ni handsome..saya follow😍😆😅hahahah..

nice!

Aduh Kaz 🤦‍♀️ tengok you makan spicy mamak food at this hour ... boleh pengsan kita 😂😂😂 Anyway glad you enjoy your food . When you said about being so busy that no time to think about life , i remember learning the English Literature in school and the poem written by the English poet Wordsworth ...that goes ... “ O what Is this life so full of care. No time to stand or sit and stare . No time to sit beneath the bough . And stare as along as sheep or cows. “ Stay safe and take care Kaz 😊

Thank you for your picture.

I still want to watch the second collaboration between KAZ and Saki san

Meanwhile i like to think people that move out from their home country to work or challenge themselves for a better life in another country is strong minded person, anything but a failure. And just like you said, courageous. I can't see myself living on the other countries as I'm bad at adapting to the new surrounding.

nice conversation ,comparison ,opinion and experience .thanks KAZ san.Arigato kozaimas

2 days is not enough for you to discover kuching city.. U might need a week to discover all over kuching city.. Kuching has 2 division, north & south.

we have the same problem with ordering non spicy! sometimes have to send the food back because my kid cannot eat it 😔. Really enjoy your videos and all the thoughts fr Japanese ppl, although a bit sad to hear how hard life really is in Japan. You all are so courageous to move away to another country to be unique. thumbs up 👍👍👍

Japan has two things better than MY. Toilets cleanliness and good drivers

Kaz in Malaysia explore Malaysia & eat Malaysia cuisine...meanwhile, I-Chang & Jimmy in HK always cook & eat Malaysia cuisine... ...

nasi lemak royale is like nasi kandar variant... hehehe

Hi Kaz, good to know that you are coming to Kota Kinabalu (also known as KK) soon...hope you will enjoy the food here.

kesian kaz berpeluh peluh makan 😅

The best of the best japanese youtuber in malaysia,, keep it up bros,🤘

マレーシアでの電子決済は本当に進んでいるのはここ２年間コロナの時期からです。その前までは日本とさほどかわりませんでした。

Hi Kaz! Love it when you feature other people in your video!

Hi KAZ. For added perspective, most mamaks these days, with the exception of stalls found on roadsides will accept T&G e-wallet as payment option. During the first coronavirus wave, BNM made it a requirement for retailers to provide a form of e-wallet payment if they want to renew their business license so any retail shop that is registered with Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (Companies Commission of Malaysia) will most likely offer T&G.

You reminds me of Kinjo san of Wasabi Laksa. Really immerse with the local culture

Wow amazing

Wah my favourite port 😀

Hi bro KAZ.nasi kandar have 1 of history in malaysia few dekad ago..after ww2 when malaysia get independent from british.there come from culture mamak with kandar ( before there open shop like now)..it bigenibg from year 1969..whem ours ex PM ( NO 2).open new land in all around malaysia..making new building( now it old stail)..there come to site contruction..and workers there need some of food after break there working at site.this story long2 time ago bro.vut nasi kandar have sweet memory to ours local workers and senior people in peninsula malaysia.

Been watching your vlog for a while. Here's my take. Having travelled around for work and pleasure, although many ppl don't realized this but Malaysian food in general is underrated. I can understand why some foreigners love Malaysia in sense of the food, culture, weather and the diversity here. Glad you are enjoying your stay here. Malaysia no tabemono oiishi desu... Gambatte kudasaii.. stay safe on there.

Kaz, it's called Nasi Royale because of it's yellow colour, the colour of royalty

Finally kaz improve video go to sabah sarawak 😅🙂

Char kuey tiauw on the list brother

That scary soundtrack make me thinking KAZ want travel all over Malaysia with Godzilla???

Selamat pagi Kaz.

Next, try out Nasi Dagang, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Minyak

its never too late to eat nasi lemak 😄 its like 24/7 comfort food

Yesss, Kuching, Sarawak! Welcome... in advance

dont forget to visit kelantan..kelantan is paradise of food..u will no regret if come

Sejak bila royale ? Kat Pendang, dari tol hala ke pendang, sebelah kiri , lebih kurang 2km ada nasi lemak royale kedah. Made in malay.

My bos previous studying and working in Japan. He always told us to work like japanese..even i think he not working as japanese..my bos always give task late on evening and hope the staff stay late at night. Most boss prefer staff stay back late doing work until night rather than staff go back on time. To me..my boss not understand time management.. Staff go back home on time..bos think that is a lazy staf..but if bos go back on time..bos said he is a family man..what the hell..??? Life is unfair..just my questions is..give task late evening and hope staf staying at night..is it japanese work culture?

@jasonliu8807

2 жыл бұрын

hahaha... ask your boss if he could pay your salary like Japanese, you could work like Japanese too... Lol... This is too irony reply for your boss...

@Aeybiseediy

2 жыл бұрын

If want staff to OT then pay OT per hour la. Salary still fixed Rmx/hr for 8hrs but want ppl to stayback working for free? Cibai

The tiny bird that you eat is called quail or burung puyuh in malay.