I want to visit Malaysia and Singapore Restaurant again

Hello there my friend. What can I say? Since my subject is only about restaurants and foods, that is why I have to narrow what I was saying. But to be honest, malaysian people treated me well. I enjoyed staying at Bukit Bintang just walking with ice cream plus the huge shopping malls nearby. I always love the clothes in one shopping mall wherein all the designers are local. I am really proud of you country. That is why I cannot wait but to visit again. I know it will be very long time before I can come again. I have tons of pictures from your country. I have those pictures from Petronas Tower. I also have pictures from my school of course. I have pictures from the KL tower, even from the train stations. I also love the Malay costume. You culture is very rich because of the combination of people. You have malay, chinese and indian. If I may ask you, to which people you belong too? Maybe chinese? Just a wild guess.

We almost have the same number of posts here. I am having the hard time posting because I have so much works. But just today, Malaysia and Singapore just pop up to my mind and I remember all those cheap foods. I remember that I gained weight like almost 4 kilos. I really love your country. Next time when I have the chance, maybe I can visit other towns. I always heard about IPOH because I was a member of the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts before. I used to be part of Broken Bridges. It is a play abour IPOH TOWN. I can still sing that song I memorized. But to be honest, I got sick during the play so I cannot participate in that play. But still, I have the chance to meet all you local stage actor and actresses. Some of them are still my good friends. Some I lost contact.

I am also a good friend of a singer named Mia Palencia. She is from Sabah. I really wish to see my group again.

Anyways, thank you very much. I am happy that really appreciate about what I wrote.

Keep posting

Jeff

I am a Sabahan but currently staying in Kuala Lumpur. Hmm, I am neither Malay, Chinese nor Indian. My father is Sungai and my mum is KadazanDusun. But I know I look like chinese! Hehe...

Apart from that 3main races, we still have the Orang Asli, Iban, Dayak, Melanau, Bidayuh, Murut, Rungus, Kelabit, Bajau, and so many more I can't recall!! In Sabah and Sarawak, there are so many ethnics.

Well, I hope your wish to come back here will become true!!

Are you came from kg paris:) ... just a wild guest. Because I know there is a lot of orang sungai there especially near kinabatangan.

My father's family is from there, you can only find Sungai race in Sandakan, Sabah. But I don't think Kg. Paris (wah, Paris lagi tu.)

Ohhh you are Sabahan? Wow. It means you are near Philippines already. I heard a lot about Sabah but I never been there. Actually my ex-girlfriend is from Sarawak. She is a dayak. I know what you are talking about. About ethnicity. I even watched shows in Sarawak showing all the etnics you mentioned. The clothes they worn were actually the best I have even seen so far. They really look very nice with those costumes.

Many sabahan come to Kuala Lumpur for work? I am a half filipino, half swiss. I actually speak some tagalog words. I met some sabahan before when I stayed in the apartment called Mentari Court. It is located at the back of Subang Jaya train station. When they had some constructions in the railway, I even cross the rail just to make a short way to home. Haha. I am telling more.

But thank you very much for coming back here and reply to my message to you. I thank you for being a nice person. Have a nice day. Keep posting. Happy Mylotting.

Best Regards,

Jeff

Oh akuler, you have some idea about chi2nasrin. Hehe. Maybe you are just neighbors. But thank you very much for coming to my discussion. This just means that there are a lot of Malaysian in this website. I actually like your culture, especially the foods. I am always getting hungry when I remember Malaysia and Singapore. Here in Europe, we have Nasi goreng. But not freshly made. They are actually froren and you have to heat them. It does not really taste good. I still like your fried rice. I can chose a lot. I can actually mentioned those nasi goreng ayam, nasi goreng pattaya, nasi goreng china. Hehe. I just love those. Hmm..getting hungry again.

Happy Mylotting. Keep posting.

Best Regards,

jeff

Where is Sungai Paris? Is that right? For sure that is one of the native local place there in Sabah. At first I thought, Paris, France. Hehe. But anyways, you two can get along with each other. You better add yourself as friend of the others. Thank you very much again. Have a nice day.

Jeff

Kampung Paris... never heard of that place la Yuan and akuler. I never lived very long in Sandakan because we moved to Penampang since I can remember, since i was very small.

If you miss the food so much, maybe you should learn and cook it yourself. Just an idea... (and only if you do cook).:-)

Kg Paris have 3 stage/portion (Paris 1, 2, and 3). It is started from Sg Kinabatangan and end at Sg Segama. Most of the area is owned by small palm oil farmer and a few big palm oil estate. Paris 1 mostly consist of Org Sungai.

5. Sabah: Hinava (raw fish squeezed with lemon!?, traditional drinks: tapai, montoku, lihing:-)~~~~

Oh now I know what is Negeri. I was in Negeri Sembilan. I hope I typed it correctly. I stayed in a nice Malay House. It was really big and actually, what is inside is already modern. But I have the feeling how it looks like before. I enjoyed my stay there. I even visit some houses of my friends`friend. It was fun.

Hmm, you mean, you have variety of foods when I visit other state or towns. That is really awesome. Here in Europe, I do not see much of that. Almost the same thing. Always pommes and pomme frites. I actually hate it. I prefer rice. Since I have asian blood and I look more of the asian side. But my english is really bad. As what you have mentioned, mamak is really famous. And very cheap and nice fresh foods. I can even serve myself, and take large portion with a cheap price. How nice. I actually have not tried that Roti Canai. I think that was the one that looks like a while paper and round shaped. Wow. That tea tarik is perfect. Hmmm.. I am really getting hungry that is why I keep on coming back to this discussion. Oh you watch football in Astro. Here, football is very famous but I rarely watch. I do not watch TV often. Most of the time, I spend in computer or at work. And meet friends outside.

Thank you for giving some informations and showing me how rich is your country. Plus you even give me a guide. Hmmmm..I actually tried that fried noodle you mentioned, that Char Kuew Tiau, is that a noodle? Maybe not? hehe. sorry I forgot but I tried something that sounds like that in Singapore.

But I appreciate you soo much. Once again, thank you. Keep posting. Happy Mylotting.

best regards,

Jeff

chi2nasrin, you even add tradional food and drinks. Wow. My day is perfect today. I almost heard my favorite asian foods. I thank you for all the help. I should not be eating more. I am getting more and more fat.
Hehe

Keep posting,

happy mylotting,

Jeff

Oh really. Why not miss those restaurants? They were really perfect. And absolutely cheap. Maybe I cannot judge the home cooked food because I never get the chance to visit a family and eat in their homes. I never even get the chance to cook for myself since I really love eating outside. And I never even bought a cooking machine or any rice cooker. Haha. I am just too lazy to wash plates. Oh I have never walked to any residential area that you mentioned. Maybe because I have lived in the city. And that ginger wine chicken? I have not heard of that. Hmm but it does really taste good. I will remember that for my next visit.

Yes you are right. You pay less than five ringgit for a big meal. That was really great especially when you are on a budget trip. Good thing also, almost all people speak english.

About singapore, yes I was Boon Lay only twice because I lived in Bedok and for God sake, that was far for me. I even worked in Boon Lay area and I actually resigned in a week because the job was not suited for me, also, I cannot work that far to a home where I can stay free.

But that Nasi Lemak you were saying, Damn perfect. I just love it that food every morning.

Happy eating.

Malaysia Truly Asia. hehe.

Keep posting

Jeff

Hi Yuansplace, I think when you enter a restaurant, in Malaysia or Singapore, you know what the quality of food is like, usually hard to find a restaurant above your expectation.
But when I walk into those houses, and order the food from the housewife, I can't really imagine what kind of secret recipe they are using, and the food turns out exceptionally nice. After they are cooking for the locals, once they start to serve bad food, nobody will come anymore, and they can't make money.

Hi zed. First of all, the last country I stayed was in your country Singapore. I love Singapore very much. All place is accessible and easy to find. Well, since you mentioned your lion city, I remember Sentosa Resort. I even come to that Resort almost every week to meet my friends. We even played volleyball and some indoor games. I actually like Singapore but to be honest, I cannot stay long uder the sun. I noticed that Singapore is now crowded. Too many tourist and permanent residence from other coutries. While shopping, too much people buying things. But I still love your country. I even enjoyed shopping in that place called china town. I forgot the real name for that place but I am sure, it is in Bugis. Oh now I remember, Bugis Street alongside Bugis Junction. My school is actually just near that area that is why I can remember.

Hmm, you mentioned those foods. When people talked about those foods, I start to starve and my consciense is asking me to come to your country again. Hehe. Just because of foods. I actually gained some friends but I do not remember where I put my address book. I must search for it and for sure, before I come, I will contact them. I have not tried that Popiah.

Yeah, Singapore is almost like in London. Singapore is a fine country, very clean and people are disciplined.

Since you also mentioned about education, I am lucky enough to have a diploma from London which I actually learned from Singapore.

I will really save enough money and hope those people I talked here will remember me and will love to see me and consider me as their Mylot friend. Hehe. Oh before I forget, best place for Casino is Genting Highlands. I love the park too.


Keep posting,

Happy Mylotting,

Best Regards,

Jeff

Thanks so much my friend for answering at length. I had a good read and you sure do know a lot about Singapore, much better than me.. haa... awesome..

Yes, the resort in Sentosa is beautiful and the scenery is just picturesque. I am with you on the crowded part. It is really getting to me too, especially when on the bike, everywhere is just so crowded, the traffic is congested and not to mention more jams when an accident happens.

There are also those moments when I feel like migrating, but like you too, I'm sure going to miss the food here. I love Asian spicy food especially. Bugis street is one of those crowded places, ha.. but it's awesome yes...lots of things to be gotten there. If you come to Singapore, you'll notice some changes to Orchard Road, the heart of the shopping hub and you must never forget to take a ride at the giant wheel, Singapore Flyer.

Do come soon.. and spend time with your friends...take care, buddy..

Hello Veron. Are you still in Singapore. If yes, you must be a permanent residence there. I really wanted to know how to make a carrot cake. Just know I know that it was not really from that orange carrot. That is why me and my Australian friend always saying that how can the orange color disappear. I am reall interested. You can either post it here how to make that carrot care or you can send me in private. But I think it will also be fun if you can share to other mylotters so you can post it publicly. I will appreciate it very much.

Thank you very much.Happy Mylotting. Keep posting

Jeff

Oh that was rice. You must be very lucky being married to a malaysian man. Where you from originally? From Europe? You are definitely correct. Malaysia offer the best food ever. I prefer your foods that the foods here.

Keep posting,

Jeff