but the spices and also other stuff like tea, etc..mainly from the Malay Archipelago, India, Arab, China etc. it just happen Malaysia during that time is the entreport of the world.
but yes. also because of the spice trade, history and cultural exchange..all are kinda exchanging ,embedding and influencing each other's cuisine in others as well..this usually happens for them who settle down in Malaysia and other Malay Archipelago.
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golokjiwa 1 week ago
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golokjiwa 1 week ago
for example; The Babas and The Nyonyas.
golokjiwa 1 week ago
but the spices and also other stuff like tea, etc..mainly from the Malay Archipelago, India, Arab, China etc. it just happen Malaysia during that time is the entreport of the world.
golokjiwa 1 week ago
but yes. also because of the spice trade, history and cultural exchange..all are kinda exchanging ,embedding and influencing each other's cuisine in others as well..this usually happens for them who settle down in Malaysia and other Malay Archipelago.
golokjiwa 1 week ago
all, take note on the Spice Trade history....i mean the real one.
golokjiwa 1 week ago
Ooooohhhh... how come we don't have many Malaysian restaurants in Pittsburgh...? I'll just have to be satisfied with frozen roti canai for now...
ctk3 1 month ago
so the 'canai' word came from chennai india? o i see..
sezoStrice17 1 month ago
@sezoStrice17 well the other opinion is. The word CANAI in BM bermaksud 'meleperkan'. ape2pun, roti canai sgt sedap.
wohinjetzt 3 weeks ago
wow~ spices are from Portugal? wow~ wow~
nov666 1 month ago 3
the restaurant owner speaks like hong kong people more than malaysian XD ahaha
rinreika721 2 months ago
@rinreika721 hahaha i thought he sounded thai!
r3i123 2 months ago
Roti Chanai are suitable for US to say it :D
MrExerionz 3 months ago
roti kenai..hahaha,,xD
extremeclimax 3 months ago
The spices are from our region...so .they took back to Portugal and brought back to Malaysia??
kiran2368 5 months ago 3