Clueless Canadian Explores Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

This isn't my first time travelling in Kuala Lumpur. I was here on a Visa run in 2013.

In this video I explore China Town and Bukit Bintang.

[amiryazidali]

That is not Malaysian Police. He is just a security guard😊

[magoutdoorxtvt]

1:37 that was not police but security officer....normally they are foreign worker from Nepal

[AkaunGrabFoodAku]

...that is Merdeka Tower the second tallest building in the world for now.

[EllisWR]

Worlds shortest retirement award goes to our mate Tony! He's bloody back.

[AbdulKareemAbdulRahman]

welcome to Malaysia. hope you'll have a great time

[seemingen]

@1:33 that's NO Police (PDRM - Polis DiRaja Malaysia), that's a security personel at one of the shopping center.

[akmalsebudinhere]

Hello Tony! First of all thank you for your reviews about Kuala Lumpur. I went to your country and found that Toronto kinda similar to Kuala Lumpur due to the diversity. I likes your country and definitely will be there again. Do enjoy your stay! Anyway, the one you mentioned as a police officer was not a police but a security guard and they are foreigners who working here as security guard.

[llll-dcz]

Glad you're back! Great video of KL, try the fresh made peanut cake or curry laksa in chinatown.

[Yasin_Affandi]

Welcome back to KL Malaysia. Hope that you have had a good time and a pleasant stay. Happy New Year 2025.

[alisonmcchin]

That was not a local police as what you mentioned, the person with white/blue uniform was a private security guard.

[ShaqShaq-mfys]

Welcome to Malaysia. Try nasi lemak wanjo restaurant at kampung baru and ramly burger.

[makkienleong]

For near your hostel, try Asam Laksa Petaling Street for Asam Laksa. Restoran Lai Foong for Beef Noodles, Char Kuey Teow and Lala (Clam) noodles. Mee Tarik (Pulled handmade noodles) Restoran also serves some delicious chinese muslim food. A little further to Jalan Tun H S Lee, you can get Beef Ball Noodles from Soong Kee .

For Bukit Bintang, try Hameediyah for Nasi Kandar (Indian mixed rice). Mon Chinese Beef Roti at Pavilion food court, Restoran Chee Meng for Chicken Rice. There is also Alor Corner Nasi Lemak but they only open in the mornings.

If you visit Kampung Baru, you can get Malay cuisine here. Nasi Lemak from Wanjo (don't forget beef or chicken rendang). Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang and Laksam from Kak Som. Satay and Ramly Burger stalls opens in the evenings.

[anakjitrakubangpas]

Denmark (Danish) never occupied our country. It was the Netherland (Dutch) after Portugal (Portugues).

[maxtan]

Welcome to Malaysia and KL! You should try to visit latest mall in KL TRX which also has a rooftop park on top of the mall :) enjoy touring in the city

[mohdhafizahmadzainuri]

You should try variety of Malaysian kuih. Savoury or sweet. I recommend Nyonya delights restaurant or you can just buy it at street stall vendors in Kampung Baru, KL. Go check that place. Have a good trip here.

[kamrulz]

Central Market was used to be a wet market in the old days but now it hs been converted to showcase all types of Msia traditional products n Msia cultures in general😊

[AaAa-ukjs]

At its independence in 1957, the country was called the Federation of Malaya. It became Malaysia when other British colonies, Singapo re and Sabah and Sarawak from the island of Borneo joined the Federation in 1963. In 1965 with mutual consent, Singapore left the Federation to become the Republic of Singapore. It was like a messy divorce but it eventually allowed both countries to prosper together without ethnic problems such as in former Yugoslavia or in Sri Lanka.
Penang Curry? Perhaps you mean Nasi Kandar which is famous and a must try dish in Penang. I hope you will be less clueless after this😂

[jaykassim]

Welcome to our beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️😊

[zamriramli]

second tallest building in the world. '118 merdeka'

try nasi lemak. nasi kerabu ( blue rise) roti canai. ramly burger

[iantravels]

Do visit the holy rosary church and st john cathedral as well as St peter church in melaka