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KUALA LUMPUR Street Food in Malaysia – BBQ SAMBAL STINGRAY + BEST STREET FOOD TOUR OF MALAYSIA





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Kuala Lumpur street food in Malaysia. Some of the best street food in Malaysia can be found in Kuala Lumpur, and today we went on the best street food tour of Malaysia tasting some amazing Malaysian food, including Ikan Bakar BBQ sambal stingray.

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With so much amazing street food in the city of Kuala Lumpur, it’s hard to choose the best! So today we started off our street food tour of Malaysia trying one of the most popular breakfasts here in KL, kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs with Hainan tea. A must try food to eat in Kuala Lumpur.

Located ICC Pudu, a huge food centre full of tasty choices, this was the best place to start our street food tour of Malaysia. In there we also stumbled upon some delicious popiah, as well as a tasty local bao street food truck down the street. Malaysia truly is a street food heaven!

We had to make sure we tasted the best bak kut teh in Kuala Lumpur, so we had a massive bowl of it before finishing our street food tour of Malaysia in Jalan Bellamy to try ikan bakar. The BBQ sambal stingray was so tender and delicious, we couldn’t believe we had never had it before! Kuala Lumpur is the place for street food in Malaysia.

We hope you enjoy this best street food tour of Malaysia; we can’t wait to continue to try everything this country has to offer. Special mention to the BBQ sambal stingray, the Kuala Lumpur street food in Malaysia is next level!

Places we visited:

Name: Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea
Address: G85, ICC Pudu, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
what3words location: ///oiled.roaming.embraced

Name: Auntie Mei’s Crispy Popiah
Address: ICC Pudu, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
what3words location: ///filed.retail.colder

Name: Steamed Bao Truck
Address: Street cart outside Pudu Plaza, Jln Pudu, Pudu, 55100, Kuala Lumpur
what3words location: ///aware.survivor.ensemble

Name: Restoran Bak Kut Teh Yik See Ho
Address: 20, Jalan Landak, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
what3words location: ///data.tender.sailors

Name: Ikan Bakar Seri Melaka Jalan Bellamy
Address: No 2, Medan Ikan Bakar Jalan Bellamy Off, Jalan Bukit Petaling, 50460 Kuala Lumpur
///bounded.latched.given

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47 Comentários

  1. Hey everyone!
    Have you ever tried kaya coconut jam before? What's your go to jam?
    Thanks for watching and have a great day ☺️🧡

  2. The yokes of the eggs are supposed to be completely runny and no solid part at all unless you asked for it, otherwise it is a soft boiled egg.

  3. Toast with runny eggs is one of the best simple dishes ever! Apparently the whole world knows it! 🇲🇾

  4. My brother went to Malaysia for 3 months and I can confirm that he is the happiest person 😂😂❤❤I envy him I wish I had the chance to go as well maybe in the future someday 🤲🏻❤️❤️

  5. You always find the delicious food…I was really salivating because of those pork bao 😋😋

  6. I liked how she described the Yuan Yang and how she was able to appreciate this unique drink. The openness to differences and being able to embrace it.

    Nice video and boy I missed Malaysia!

  7. That lady in the kitchen is so fast, that I am worry about her cutting her hands with this knife.

  8. I think at 19.00 the topping on the clay pot bahkuat teh are deep fried bean curd sheets if I’m not wrong and are really nice serve on top and are also a hit in steam boat … 👍🏼

  9. Those condiments you had with the ikan Bakar, the first one is sambal kicap (soy sauce, chillies, keylime/lime juice and garlic, onion) and the second would be most probably air Asam (tamarind juice/water, onions, chillies and maybe a bit of shrimp paste and also a bit of sugar – though if it's i who made it, there will be no sugar), other condiments would be budu (fermented anchovies (or other small fishes) similar to Thai fish sauce) and cencaluk (fermented krill (small shrimps))

  10. Gosh I miss KL food. By the way, the eggs are actually too cooked. The yolks should still be quite runny and the whites are not that firm too. You should just crack and split open it in the middle. There are tons of good food stalls in the pudu food centre. The popiah is from the Hokkien or Teochew dialect group. You can find it in Singapore and Taiwan too.

    That bao looks so nice. It reminds me of my grandfather's baos 🙁 He used to have a home based bao factory in KL making baos and siu mais. The street vendors and sellers on bikes will buy from his shop every morning and they will sell them by the wet markets or on their make-shift bikes or tricycles.

  11. Oh, I enjoyed watching your channel, v happy indeed. It has been ages I hv not tried the Hainan Tea Breakfast. Wow Lady, you sure know how to enjoy the taste of Kaya toast & butter toast with half-boiled eggs. Yes, mix the eggs with the soya sauce & pepper. Dip your toast in it and eat as u did. Perfect taste. 🙏😁😋

  12. No..no…. Most of the ppl got it wrong. The right way to eat the kaya toast and half boiled egg should be separately, only white bread (without any filling/spread) then is good with the half boiled egg. Kaya toast and butter is sweet, so usually we just eat like that.

  13. amazing videos!! makes me hungry!!
    just a suggestion but when you say "kei hou mei ah" means the food taste so so or average. not sure if you meant that or you meant to say tasty or taste amazing(hou hou mei ah), what you said in the past few videos always heard you saying that phrase and it is not normally taken as a compliment. 😂 hopefully I'm not being too critical just a suggestion. keep up the content love it!!

  14. Melting pot means putting a lot of things together to become ONE fusion. Malaysia is more like a Mosaic, it is an assembly of many unique and different cultures . So you will get so many variations of several distinctive things.

  15. She prepared maximum of 6 Kaya Toast at a time and I think the spread is pandan flavor coconut jam with cold butter and is also a signature breakfast meal in Singapore as well with two soft boiled eggs season with white pepper and soy sauce. The Yuen Yeung-Coffee Milk Tea is best drink to go along with its meal. I would preferred my Hainan Tea with Soft Ice Cream in afternoon. Busy production of the popiah as well. Steph Cantonese is getting better she ordered her Bao-Buns. Bak Kut Teh usually consisted Pork Ribs mostly Baby Back Ribs in Herbal Soup. They gave Chris lots of fatty pork. Some people can easily get upset stomach so he need some hot tea to loosen its digestion. I definitely preferred sting ray is my winner too over tilipia cooked in samba sauce wrapped with banana leaf. They're from Canada. There are still other places to explore street food like Johor, Penang, & Ipoh, etc. and would like see them cross over to Singapore for the black pepper or chilli crabs so I'm looking forward for more of their upcoming food videos.

  16. Many foreign food bloggers either miss the mark and go for places that are too touristy, or they try to go "authentic" but end up overdoing it and going to some really downtrodden/meagre-looking places that don't even appeal to average Malaysians

    The food and places in this video, OTOH, are more or less how many Malaysians eat. That's real authenticity, well done

  17. Are you guys really enjoyed the food in ICC Pudu?
    For me as a locals I may rated it as average only
    Also the place is too noisy, hot & stuffy.

  18. Welcome to Malaysia. Glad to know that you enjoyed all the cuisines here and there are many more to go try. Hope you will have an awesome stay in KL. Cheers.

  19. Amazing video guys!!! The lady making toasts was super fast 💨 Loved the Bak kut teh and the grilled fish 🤤
    Impressed by Steph’s Cantonese skills 😁
    Keep up the great work!! Love you ❤️