Street Food Malaysia 🇲🇾 NASI KERABU + Malay Food Tour in Kelantan, Malaysia!

KELANTAN, MALAYSIA - If you’re looking for amazing Malaysian food, Kelantan is a state that’s unique, cultural, and has some of the best food in Malaysia.

During trips to Kuala Lumpur over the years, I had tried a number of Kelantanese dishes, but that only increased my desire to eventually visit the source, to visit Kelantan, Malaysia. Finally, this was our chance, and we went on a Malaysian food tour of Kelantan, around Kota Bharu.

Here’s all the amazing food we ate in this video:

Nasi Kerabu Panji - Without a doubt, one of the Malaysian foods you don’t want to miss when you visit Kelantan is nasi kerabu, rice salad, but it’s so much more than that. It’s a breakfast dish and we first started at Nasi Kerabu Panji, a local favorite spot. You get blue rice, topped with salad and side dishes, drizzled in budu fermented fish sauce, and topped with you choice of main mean. It was extraordinary.
Price - About 8 MYR ($1.96) per plate

Jijah's Nasi Kerabu - Since nasi kerabu is one of the top Malaysian foods of the state of Kelantan, we decided to have two nasi kerabu’s back to back, but totally different styles and even different colors of rice. Jijah's Nasi Kerabu specializes in grilled goat, and it was incredible, highly recommended when you visit Kelantan, Malaysia.
Price - 4.50 MYR ($1.10) per plate

Siti Khadijah Market - One of the top attractions in Kota Bharu is Siti Khadijah Market, a beautiful colorful market where you can buy all the ingredients from Kelantan and there’s also an amazing cooked food section. Laksam - 3.50 MYR ($0.86) per bowl - I had a bowl of laksam, a Kelantan Malaysian food version of laksa. Akok - 1 MYR ($0.24) for 2 - Later we also tried akok, a popular and local Kelantanese dessert.

D'Umi Nasi Ulam - Another Malaysian food you don’t want to miss eating in Kelantan is nasi ulam, rice with raw vegetables, and a mix of dishes, all eaten specifically with budu - fermented anchovy sauce. This restaurant was amazing, a huge mix of dishes, friendly owner, and delicious food. Of course, we couldn’t resist the tempoyak - fermented durian paste.

Kak Jah Ayam Percik Bulatan Lemal - Finally to end this Malaysian street food tour of Kelantan, we had some ayam percik, a coconut milk barbecue sauce dish that originates in Kelantan. We barely arrived in time, but luckily got the last few skewers.
Ayam percik - 16 MYR ($3.93) per big skewer

Kelantan is an amazing state in Malaysia to eat Malaysian street food and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit, the incredible food, and friendly people.

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[hedope]

When they shake hands they take it to their hearts.. love these people

[alfaizi]

Timestamp
00:35 Nasi Kerabu Panji
06:46 Jijah's Nasi Kerabu
13:56 Siti Khadijah Market
15:24 Laksam
18:54 Akok
20:51 D'Umi Nasi Ulam
28:26 Ayam Percik Kak Jah at Roundabout Lemal

[Dewikumari]

Im a Malaysian Indian, kelantan food is my favourite... nasi kerabu is to die for.

[lindagens]

So colorful. I love the Muslim people my heart hurts how they are viewed in the US, when I was in Albania and Kosova they were all so sweet.

[balajiragupathi]

Malaysian people are so friendly. I lived in KL for 7 years before moving down to Australia. Amazing people. Always miss Malaysia.

[DanHeather]

Malaysia is my FAVORITE COUNTRY in the entire world to travel to. This is why.

[mrek]

My wife and I are flying to Malaysia in four weeks, and my mouth is watering in anticipation of tasting the incredible food. Thank you to you guys for such a fabulous video. Love to Malaysia.

[HashSlingingSlasher]

Whenever I travelled to Kelantan, my first meal is always Nasi Kerabu. I'm from Japan btw

[feliperodriguez]

I'm Mexican-American and I enjoy your videos. Thank you for showing us the beautiful people of Malaysia. Keep up the good work that you do!

[sorena]

I have been in Malaysia in1995 for 3 years. this country is amazing in any way like wonderful people, foods and fruits, nature and development and many other things. You will enjoy a lot there, believe me.

[minniec.]

Malaysian cuisine has great diversity in flavors and by region, ethnicity and generation. I think it is is one of the best cuisines in the world.

[munirsahar]

I like Malaysian people
All are friendly and happy minded and every muslim is dear to me. Love you soo much
From Pakistan

[jawadmirza]

Mark is probably the most positive vloger on youtube . Love u Mark

[chekarooz]

If my ex Aussie Navy friend who now lives in Sweden seeing these Nasi Kerabu, he would be smiling. He had it almost everyday when his did his tour of duty in Malaysia!

[danleej]

Mark, your love of not only food but the varying cultures and people behind the dishes keep me encouraged that as long as ambassadors like you who exhibit true, genuine understanding and acceptance of our differences as something to admire and enjoy, and not fear or hate, this world still has a chance. Safe travels always to you and the family.

[neilbonotan]

Love Malaysian cuisine 🇲🇾 from Philippines 🇵🇭

[SunnyApples]

Greetings to my Malaysians from Bosnia and Herzegovina. What beautiful people and country!

[bukharishamsudin]

This is how you should show the world how malaysian have such diversity in food!! Dont just stay in kuala lumpur, travel far to experience the real taste of Malaysia!!

[yayaapuy]

I'm Kelantanese and that explains why I'm overweight. Thank you for visiting my hometown, Mark.

[doubledap]

Punya Kampung halaman di Riau, sekali pulang kampung katanya kampungku dekat dengan malaysia, semoga bisa mampir ke Malaysia klo sudah sukses nanti.
InsyaAllah 🇮🇩 🇲🇾.