Attractions in Langkawi, Fish Curry, and Nasi Kerabu (Day 2)
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Date: 2019-08-19
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Iza Abedina
Hi Mark, love your videos. However, as a Malay, I must correct you in calling every Malay dish a curry. Yes, a lot of our dishes have sauces and gravy that contain either curry leaves or coconut milk or both, but that doesn't mean they are all to be called curries. We usually refer to the dishes by the sauces, for which we would say kuah, which essentially means, gravy. Like, masak kuah kicap which means cooked in soy sauce, or masak kuah kari (curry) which means. cooked in curry sauce or gravy. A lot of Malay dishes have influences and integration from everywhere, like Thailand, Chinese, and India and many others. Hope this helps: )
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Hi Mark, love your videos. However, as a Malay, I must correct you in calling every Malay dish a curry. Yes, a lot of our dishes have sauces and gravy that contain either curry leaves or coconut milk or both, but that doesn't mean they are all to be called curries. We usually refer to the dishes by the sauces, for which we would say kuah, which essentially means, gravy. Like, masak kuah kicap which means cooked in soy sauce, or masak kuah kari (curry) which means. cooked in curry sauce or gravy. A lot of Malay dishes have influences and integration from everywhere, like Thailand, Chinese, and India and many others. Hope this helps: )
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ananth kumar
hi Mark, the stranded of Ur videos increases very fast. it really a surprise for me that, there's a powerful and very expressive camera man in u. hence u are able to provide fantastic videos. keep it up. i really don't know whether u watch my previous comments, please respond to this if possible. Another important fact that tha descriptions of all food are very clear for us. its amazing u predict the ingredients of each food item. .ok see u soon Ananth Kumar. from France.
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hi Mark, the stranded of Ur videos increases very fast. it really a surprise for me that, there's a powerful and very expressive camera man in u. hence u are able to provide fantastic videos. keep it up. i really don't know whether u watch my previous comments, please respond to this if possible. Another important fact that tha descriptions of all food are very clear for us. its amazing u predict the ingredients of each food item. .ok see u soon Ananth Kumar. from France.
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Tun Perak
Hi mark I really enjoy your videos. in malaysia if you want to taste indian and chinese food at its best then you should go to penang which you already done but if you want to taste the malay food at its best you should go to kelantan. it is the cradle of malay food. the nasi kerabu and laksam(laksa kelantan)you already taste originated. along with many colourful sweet kueh(desert.
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Hi mark I really enjoy your videos. in malaysia if you want to taste indian and chinese food at its best then you should go to penang which you already done but if you want to taste the malay food at its best you should go to kelantan. it is the cradle of malay food. the nasi kerabu and laksam(laksa kelantan)you already taste originated. along with many colourful sweet kueh(desert.
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12dougreed
Look The Anderman hotel is really great, and so it should beIt's 5star. The island is not what you make it out to be. Cloudy water all the year round expensive food. Watch out for the jelly fish. If you do swim. better do it from a boat. I love Malaysia, spent a lot of time there Langkawi not worth it
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Look The Anderman hotel is really great, and so it should beIt's 5star. The island is not what you make it out to be. Cloudy water all the year round expensive food. Watch out for the jelly fish. If you do swim. better do it from a boat. I love Malaysia, spent a lot of time there Langkawi not worth it
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Amr Sobeh
Nice vid but I gotta say this: Assam Pedas is the name of the dish. Yes, Assam means sour and Pedas means spicy, but Assam Pedas is this type of dish. Think of a restaurant called Mr. Sweet and Sour. It does not mean food is sweet and sour, it means they serve a mean sweet and sour dish.
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Nice vid but I gotta say this: Assam Pedas is the name of the dish. Yes, Assam means sour and Pedas means spicy, but Assam Pedas is this type of dish. Think of a restaurant called Mr. Sweet and Sour. It does not mean food is sweet and sour, it means they serve a mean sweet and sour dish.
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Carlotte Jackson
Hello my name is Carlotte Jackson I live in Lexington Tennessee I watch you and ur wife all the time I wish I can come out there but I wish you can come out here now I will tell you it's country but I really like what u guys doing different food that's what I like
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Hello my name is Carlotte Jackson I live in Lexington Tennessee I watch you and ur wife all the time I wish I can come out there but I wish you can come out here now I will tell you it's country but I really like what u guys doing different food that's what I like
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FakeArchon
Asam pedas are one of many dishes that's a person should taste before leaving Malaysia. But personally, I think I've tasted the best asam pedas in Malacca, Malaysia. You should give it a try if you ever come back to Malaysia Mark. Lovely stuff as always. Keep it up mate
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Asam pedas are one of many dishes that's a person should taste before leaving Malaysia. But personally, I think I've tasted the best asam pedas in Malacca, Malaysia. You should give it a try if you ever come back to Malaysia Mark. Lovely stuff as always. Keep it up mate
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Sheri Nasser
you really love fish & im glad you love malaysian food i hope you'll come and visit malaysia again but go to penang instead because that is called the food paradise in malaysia because of the diversity of food because of the diversity of cultures
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you really love fish & im glad you love malaysian food i hope you'll come and visit malaysia again but go to penang instead because that is called the food paradise in malaysia because of the diversity of food because of the diversity of cultures
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Trevor Pride
Hey Mark. Absolutely loving your vlogs on Langkawi. Im planning a surprise holiday there in August for my wife Vanessa. We are regular Thailand visitors and i was wondering how value for money compares. Keep up the good work mate
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Hey Mark. Absolutely loving your vlogs on Langkawi. Im planning a surprise holiday there in August for my wife Vanessa. We are regular Thailand visitors and i was wondering how value for money compares. Keep up the good work mate
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Jan Hansen
Mark, me and my wife love your foodtravelvlogs, and since we go regularly to the Philippines( my wife being from there) we are going to check out and try out some of the restaurants in Manila you visited, keep up the good work
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Mark, me and my wife love your foodtravelvlogs, and since we go regularly to the Philippines( my wife being from there) we are going to check out and try out some of the restaurants in Manila you visited, keep up the good work
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