Foreigner can't stop OVEREATING Malaysian food for 24 hours

Now, I didn't intend on starting this food video off with a room tour, but it was so nice, I thought why not. Of course, my fascination with the remote controlled toilet was due justice. I mean the remote had range deeper than Steph Curry.

Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur -
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My first meal (and last), 9times out of 10 are always going to be Nasi Kandar. This is one of the first places I ever ate it. I love places like this because it really immerses you into the culture and country. Even for being such a famous stall the prices seem fair and the staff is helpful and friendly.

Mohd.Yaseem Nasi Kandar Restaurant
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Rain, sunshine, or whatever the weather wants to throw at me wasn't enough to stop me from going all the way out here to cool off with a cendol. I like this place because they have Musang King durian Cendol which is my favorite. Don't be confused though, it's all about the coconut and palm sugar!

Cendol Durian Runtuh
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Just an OG place for Chili Pan Mee. This is one of my favorites, but that isn't saying much since it's the only place I have had this. Still as good as I remember. Kinda like fast food Malaysian style, get in, eat, and get out.

Kin Kin Restaurant
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After breakfast, I decided to walk around the market as it has been years since I have explored this part of KL. It's busy and you can see locals getting along with their day. I got some Mangoes from a nice man, but having been in this area before, I was ready to head on to a different area of the city.

Chow Kit Market
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Do the right thing, when you see these drink stalls and coconuts then stop and get you a little drink.
I got the Soya Cincau becuase it sounds like "xin chào" in Vietnamese. This was good and refreshing but I wish I would have gotten it with the palm sugar and not the white sugar.

Soya Cincau
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Okay, so if any food vlogger comes to KL, they always do Nasi Lemak at Village park(I did it too). However, I thought I would try another famous spot. The building is massive, but I am not sure it's my favorite Nasi Lemak. It was just okay for me, but I would come here every day for a Mango shake. It was probably the best fruit shake I have had all year.

Nasi Lemak Wanjo Kg Baru
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Apparently I had some post meal brain fog as I decided to use the local transportation, but showed that my small American brain couldn't figure it out. After about 20 minutes of failing to get on the train and then finally getting on a 5 minute ride, I decided that I want to explore another area of the city.

And that's for Claypot Rice. One of my favorite dishes when I used to live in Hong Kong. But I have never gotten to try the Malaysian version. The place I was originally going to go(Heun Kee) is closed on Thursdays.

But all things work out. There was a sweet drink lady who spoke English and helped walk me through the ordering process. I got everything which was the salted fish, marinated chicken, Chinese sausage. It's amazing to see the cooking process because so many are done at one time. This was really good, but I was unable to finish and that is when I knew it was time for this video to be over!

168 Claypot Chicken Rice
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