Food Safari - Malaysian 2:2

Food Safari

Malaysian

Part 2 of 2

Category:

Howto & Style

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• food safari malaysia
• food safari malaysian
• malaysia
• sbs
• laksa
• rendang
• curry
• malay
• immigrant
• australia
• recipe
• ingredients
• how to
• traditional
• cuisine
• malaysian
• maeve

[lushgreenapple11]

why are they not going to Malayasia or Penang, the culinary capital of Malaysia to do a Food Safari about Malaysia? This is just Australia's version of pared-down, plastic version of Malaysian food. The real food of Malaysia is made in 100-year-old hawker stalls...not by a 5-star chef in Australia!!! No!!!

[ikib84]

@lexataniara Laksa is from Malaysia..also chilli crab..i dont thing that singapore have their own unique food

[DLBIA14]

@lushgreenapple11 Food Safari is an Australian show exploring the varied world cuisines that exist here. It's not a travel show, but a show gives voice to those who have immigrated to Australia and how they keep their culture alive through food. It's not claiming to be anything else.

[terbangnova]

i loveeee sagu gula melaka... sedappp nyeee. :D

[ririhugs]

Actually Singapore cuisine is a successful blend of Malaysian and Chinese cuisines with some indian, arabic and european influences so they have their own specialities even if they have not millenial food traditions.

[orfigo]

3:25 the coming up message was in greek at first! how come?

[wafee2001]

don't forget the Terengganu or Kelantanese white noodles with coconut milk laksa @ highflyer

[songdermanjeram]

Chinese curry noodle also taste excellent.

[yihanglee]

@ikib84 laksa is from malaysia, chilli crab is from singapore

[highflyer]

@lexataniara Laksa is definitely not from Singapore, but it doesn't mean Singapore can't have their own version of Laksa. Singapore's famous for katong laksa, and in Malaysia, there's generally 3 kinds of laksa, the johore laksa, the kedah laksa and the penang laksa. What you see up there is probably a version of curry laksa that is similar to the johore laksa.