A truly Muhibbah Malaysia

Dear All,

http://www.kidchan.com iscaptured this turly malaysian scene, few years ago. This shop has since relocated. For more info on kidchan, please log on to http://www.kidchan.com he blogs at http://www.kidchan.com/blog and is on http://www.twitter.com/kidchan Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/KID-CHAN/7045297123

What the Press Say about KIDCHAN:

"100 People You must Know in Asia" -Malaysia Tatler
Picture Perfect - The Edge Daily
Celebrity Photographer- Harpers Bazaar
The most sought-after wedding photographer in Malaysia - New Straits Times
Kid Pakar Fotografi - Harian Metro
The Society Photographer - LIVE FROM STUDIO IN THE CITY, NTV7




This video was shot during a visit to a "Mamak" or "Ma-Pleh" called Devi in the neigbourhood.

For the benefit of my international friends, Wikipedia defines Mamak - "Mamak (Indian Muslims) dishes have developed a distinctly Malaysian style. Available throughout the country, the omnipresent Mamak stalls or restaurants are particularly popular among the locals as they offer a wide range of food and some outlets are open 24 hours a day. They're fast, economical and perfect as a meeting place for a drink and snacks"

The scene that greeted me at Devi's was this:

As i walk in to Devi's, i was greeted with a smile from a friendly Malay couple. Then I saw the Indian workers serving a group of international students. As i walk on, i saw a Caucasian family enjoying their teh tarik and roti canai.

They were Chinese background music and Lunar New Year decorations as we know the Chinese Community will be celebrating the Chinese New Year this weekend.

This scene at Devi's that really reminded me how proud I am to be a Malaysian living in a truly multi-racial Malaysia.

Gong Xi Fatt Chai to all and may the Lunar New Year brings the Nation prosperity in abundance!

Cheers,
KIDCHAN
"100 People You Must KNow In Asia"- Asia Regional Tatler
"the most sought after wedding photographer in Malaysia"-NST

P.S: If you are visiting malaysia, a trip to the "mamak" is a must for a truly Malaysian cultural and culinary experience!

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• muhibbah
• malaysia
• asia
• kidchan
• mamak
• food

[iamkidchan]

Dunkeund-Devis Bangsar, opposite bangsar Village

[mazdakitsune]

This place in Bangsar, rite? Yeahhh!!! Malayisans are muhibah!!

Aneh!! One roti canai n teh ice, pls! XD Hahaha!

[j4l4k]

Dey Ma-pleh mana saya punya teh tarik kurang manis sama itu roti canai banjir dal sambal????ayoo-ayoo

[gunknifelovelife]

haha

as long as we are all united

[UmamakNO]

tada rahsia la....itu punya bisnes kami curik dari orang melayu juga...itu duluuu orang melayu suka lepak kedai kopi...main itu dam ....ini hari kali buat itu serupa juga...tapi itu trademark teh tarik juga....itu main dam kita kasi ganti sama astro la....itu anak muda mahu tgk itu bola pkl tiga pagi...esok kerija pun tada perigi...itu melayu sama juga malas...kita mamak pun senang hati...itu bisnes pun bagus semua kasi promote 'kita lepak itu mamak'!...hidup mamak!!

[motivasiminda]

Assalam alaikum wbt,

Saya Zamri Mohamad, freelance author. Mohon izin menggunakan klip video mamak ini boleh? Saya cuba bereksperimen dengan buku Mamak yang pertama kali saya tulis. Saya telah letakkan kredit sumber di belakang video itu. (Jika ada e-mel dan blog, saya boleh tambahkan)

ZAMRI MOHAMAD

penulis Rahsia Bisnes Mamak

[ganlianhoe]

so good food unites us? hmm.. i dont think it's as easy as that. but it's a small start tho. oh well, maybe one day we'll all be happy. and VERY fat. seems a fair deal.

[mandylow25]

If you want to know more about Malaysian food and renowned food joints, visit the blog in my profile page.

[regiew]

I remember Devi roti canai started off at as a stall in SS15 Subang Jaya, years ago. look where he ended now!! Good for him!!

[PeacockJade]

ummm, amat muhibbahnya...