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what is your dialect and what wld u have brought!
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what is your dialect and what wld u have brought!
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @bandanasallhobbies9930
    @bandanasallhobbies9930 День тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @guru6831
    @guru6831 День тому

    Changi Prison should avoid animal products like chicken and eggs. Bad for animals, and bad for humans.

  • @makapa2u
    @makapa2u День тому

    Awesome 😎

  • @kaylaweaver2761
    @kaylaweaver2761 2 дні тому

    Omg your so gorgeous you should be a model

  • @ZvaneI
    @ZvaneI 2 дні тому

    I hungry now 😂😂😂😂

  • @jkewlo
    @jkewlo 3 дні тому

    what is the place called in DC? I live in DC and would love to go

  • @adolf12345
    @adolf12345 3 дні тому

    Just eat 328 la. Fuck this janga shite

  • @adolf12345
    @adolf12345 3 дні тому

    "I think 1950 plus. So it's 1963"

  • @groupearning5588
    @groupearning5588 3 дні тому

    I am interested to learn about chinese medicines...💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

  • @charlenetheng3372
    @charlenetheng3372 3 дні тому

    Tony is the OG!! I didn’t know he was from Singapore 🙈🙈🙈

  • @megatrons5187
    @megatrons5187 4 дні тому

    wonton Mee in Singapore has nosedived in the last decade

  • @chenmingtan2522
    @chenmingtan2522 5 днів тому

    singapore's water is already better

  • @lovingtuch2204
    @lovingtuch2204 5 днів тому

    私は日本の生活がとても好きです、日本。日本人はとても勤勉なので、日本人移民をもっと尊敬しています。私はバングラデシュ人移民で、現在サウジアラビアで働いています。もし神が私にチャンスを与えてくれたら、私は日本に行きます。 . 日本の皆さん、日本政府に感謝します。

  • @lovingtuch2204
    @lovingtuch2204 5 днів тому

    I love Japan life style and cook,, i am form Bangladesh.

  • @Keyuan-yr1of
    @Keyuan-yr1of 7 днів тому

    Great video! But I have a question, what should you do if your supplier is unable to deliver the goods early in the morning?

  • @joshuacallera3146
    @joshuacallera3146 8 днів тому

    Do you accept apprentice 🙏

  • @lanaj1771
    @lanaj1771 8 днів тому

    What an interesting episode, the guest is knowledgeable and I enjoyed this episode throughout

  • @sariuskok4489
    @sariuskok4489 9 днів тому

    How do you conceal your tv cable? Do you have a tv partition to conceal it?

  • @robertwtan
    @robertwtan 10 днів тому

    12:45 Also me next time: Gary you enjoy it first lah 🤭

  • @dewirokhmawati5969
    @dewirokhmawati5969 11 днів тому

    The food looks rich, creamy & yummy 😋. BTW, what's the meaning of "virgin" on the caption (fyi English is not my 1st language)? Does it referring to the seller or it means "never tried before by Sethlui team" or "never been reviewed before by SG food medias"? TYSM 🙏🏽.

  • @gohan98981
    @gohan98981 11 днів тому

    Close your ears and learn 😅 1 love

  • @wy837
    @wy837 11 днів тому

    This from start to end was such a beautiful video.

  • @kisho8477
    @kisho8477 12 днів тому

    there is ntg wrong in comparing as long it does not offend anyone. yall gotta stop acting as if yall have nvr made comparisons of food in life b4, lmao. so sensitive this comment section

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 11 днів тому

      😂 1000 Singaporean/Malaysian points ☝🏻. Adding 🧂to 🩹. I already said it - it’s just proving my point further.

  • @MrResigned
    @MrResigned 13 днів тому

    MY BKT is not comparable to SG BKT. Poached fish has no comparison in SG. Wanton mee - there are so many versions. I don't like black soya version - some kinda localised version of HK that can't be compared to what one orders in proper restaurants - fails in both countries. Plain - i really like Fei Fei in SG. Can't find a competitor in MY. Noodles, however, are springier in MY. Kway chap - I prefer MY because there's more of a variety of offal. However, because the soup is lighter, need to have a spoonful of soup to go with every mouthful of noodles while in SG one can just pick the noodles out of the soup and eat (which is probably why I seldom finish the soup in SG - hmm, maybe its actually healthier this way). Kaya toast and eggs about the same - agree eggs fresher in JB. Odd they didn't mention the kopi which I find much better in JB than SG. Much more aromatic JB. Comparisons that should be done: Chicken rice (SG for me), soya bean drink (SG's Mr Bean is #1 in the world for me), prawn noodles soup/dry (SG), zhi char (MY because of freshness of ingredients especially vegetables), western (SG wins), japanese (SG).

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 10 днів тому

      I did talk about the kopi, it just didn't make it into the video. I agree with your views overall.. Fei Fei... not so much (didn't they close shop?), and that's ok! The plain style wonton mee was actually quite good in JB. I'm just use to the soy version. Penang is the same. The biggest thing for wonton mee (for me) seems to be how the noodle is cooked. SG does not cook it the way I think works best for the dish. But that's only my opinion.

  • @KelvinCrLin
    @KelvinCrLin 13 днів тому

    When they are tasting the first dish i could tell it would not be fair. Especially someone loves malaysian food that calls himself johor kaki. And I felt gary doesnt expose himself to more sg local food. Self went to jb often and tasted often wat they tasted. Dont u realized all your food from first ( yes including the soy sauce to eggs) to last involves heavy soy sauce? ALL YOUR DISHES ARE DARK SOY SAUCED in a day! Both of the host must have felt thirsty due to sodium overloaded , false illusion salty food tasted better.Better get kidneys checked , i felt sorry for them

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      I’ve lived here for a quite some time and grew up partially in Penang, Malaysia. I’ve eaten lots of local food/hawkers through out my life and almost primarily do the hawker episodes on food finders. I’m also a professionally trained chef and understand what it takes to make most foods. So… I think my exposure is not too bad. Enough to provide strong opinions so you can have comments such as these. I don’t choose the spots. I just eat where I go. Glad you feel so passionate about the topic. What’s your favourite hawker in SG?

    • @simplyme3306
      @simplyme3306 11 днів тому

      what's wrong with kaya toast vs kaya toast etc? They are like comparing version A vs version B and commenting on the difference and their preference. Nothing wrong with that. Dark soy sauce doesn't mean saltier than light soy. In fact, the light soy sauce in SG are saltier than Malaysia's. Dark soy sauce that chinese uses are more for the colour.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 10 днів тому

      @@simplyme3306 👏 100 Singapore points 😄

  • @daren91
    @daren91 13 днів тому

    It's really just content creators creating another versus "content" to get views and comments (mine included unfortunately). The comparisons are flawed when all you're doing is comparing some of the best/better recommendations in JB against the "typical" variety or a completely different recipe/style from Singapore. It's obvious when you don't compare the food you're featuring with specific brands/names from SG.. And there's both good and bad food everywhere, not all hawkers in JB and their food are equal, same as in SG.. Besides, I doubt no hawker from either side of the bridge is out to outdo the other country's recipe/style. They're just doing what they think is best and/or making good use of the abundance/limited ingredients they have access to. There's really no need for any comparisons when most examples are really apples vs oranges. And if you really have to do a comparison, the only logical way should be comparing what you think are the best in JB against the best in SG (ie specific brands/names). That's definitely less lazy than just doing what you guys did.. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      I'd have to disagree with that in the sense we didn't feature on video the best in class in SG, however we have tried most of the 'best' across both states and the comparison has been made with that in mind. E.g on average you can find better wanton mee in JB, however Kway Chup on average you can find better ones in SG. And you are right also, content creation it kinda is our duty to bring up contentious topics if not no one watch ma.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      You are not wrong. Very passionate about the topic? Or defensive because there are any comparisons to Malaysia? 😌

  • @iammisssee7752
    @iammisssee7752 14 днів тому

    Stop the comparision, I born in sg, grew up with sg food. I love my food in my own way. Btw, bak ku teh is diff by ethnicity not by country. Im hokkien, i love my hokkien style herbal bak ku teh and i had it here in sg for almost 60 years.

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      as humans its quite hard not to compare given the similarities, but yes each has its own uniqueness - its just a personal preference

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      I also like the herbal version but I also grown to like Singapore’s version. lol both are good but the herbal one has so much more stuff, I like the variety and options you get in the herbal style. Penang has the herbal style and the first time I came to Singapore I expected the same. You can imagine my surprise/confusion when I got the pepper type. I was like… “where the f* is the rest” 😅

  • @shervintan
    @shervintan 14 днів тому

    Many Malaysian working in Singapore, I would say sg food is better.

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      many singaporeans go to malaysia for the food thou!

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      Singapore has more selections. If you can afford it, Singapore is better

    • @boonkeng4079
      @boonkeng4079 11 днів тому

      ​@@therealgkoayagree 😂

  • @weiweilee4816
    @weiweilee4816 14 днів тому

    Chicken rice is better in sg than Malaysia!

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      This one i whole heartedly agree, even like Malacca chicken rice balls no fight

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      Agreed

    • @simplyme3306
      @simplyme3306 11 днів тому

      agree to this

    • @boonkeng4079
      @boonkeng4079 11 днів тому

      True singapore rice grain taste better than malaysia.

  • @anziar3038
    @anziar3038 14 днів тому

    There are many things that can be compared between s'pore and m'sia. For example, the various international rankings show that m'sia is way behind s'pore in many areas. This is why many m'sians suffer from inferiority complex.

  • @samzhi3234
    @samzhi3234 14 днів тому

    for the next one can probably try claypot delights; like bao zai mian, claypot rice and frog porridge, etc.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      I’ve been more recently into frog. It’s sort of tastes like chicken with scallop texture but can’t tell good from bad yet because I haven’t had enough. Food for thought!

  • @kirkchua
    @kirkchua 14 днів тому

    SG has more variaties of food. In JB most of the food still in business always same. It's either BKT,wantan mee,mee hoon kuey or mamak stalls in JB🤭 Best BKT-kota Tinggi Best wantan mee-layang layang Those toast shops roast n coffee for mi 😂 Fish I like stay SG eat sengkee spicy n sour sauce fish@kembangan SG best kway chup,prawn noodles JB best wantan mee, BKT 😬

  • @simplyme3306
    @simplyme3306 14 днів тому

    Brown kaya is still cooked with pandan leaves just not with the juices or extract..and it's brown because caramelised sugar is added to it. Green version is cooked with blended extract of the green pandan juice (if it's with the real stuff and not just flavouring, colouring) and cooked in it. Yes I agree the light soy sauce in Singapore is mostly just taste like salted water there's no depth. It's easier to get fragrant soy sauce in Msia. If you use good quality soy sauce, it would be the best to pair with the eggs. Char siew wan ton mee is still KL version the best without red coloured (why??) char siew.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 11 днів тому

      You have taste and a great explanations. 99 Singaporean points

    • @simplyme3306
      @simplyme3306 11 днів тому

      @@therealgkoay Lol I'm biased with kaya as I grew up with the best home made kaya by my hainanese grandmother. The brown version...so we know how it is cooked (slow cooked for hours).

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 10 днів тому

      @@simplyme3306 I can tell you knew something different because you can break it down properly. Velly good. #support hope you take up the family recipe

    • @JohorKakiTony
      @JohorKakiTony 10 днів тому

      You are right. Traditional Kaya recipes do have pandan. I did this article nine years ago johorkaki.blogspot.com/2015/08/kaya-coconut-jam-recipe-by-good-morning.html I shall check with the shop about their kaya when I am there again. Thanks for the feedback

  • @bbdc602
    @bbdc602 14 днів тому

    Singaporean here and i just can t help but agree msian food is just better in every way, be it taste, quality or even the price gaddamn i love 1:3.52

  • @dkj6946
    @dkj6946 14 днів тому

    Wrong! It is Malaysians that are offended, we Singaporeans always praise food in Malaysia and seldom the other way round. And he sounds like Filipino to me

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      I have to agree generally MY street food is better than SG... however higher end side SG is better

    • @dkj6946
      @dkj6946 13 днів тому

      @@Sethluifoodtravel how do you compare? what street food and from which stall vs Singapore’s

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 3 дні тому

      @@dkj6946 similar dishes like wanton mee for example, easier to find better ones in M'sia than SG. Exception is chicken rice, SG ones better. All personal opinion of course

  • @fnsyis
    @fnsyis 14 днів тому

    Why always need to compare, sg is small in size, Msia is way bigger and food varies from state to state and they have all the fresh food to make nice food compare to sg food mostly imported. To me sg can easily find bak chor mee more easily and food are more clusters in different neighborhood and area and more easy to travel. Just find what u like to eat.

    • @amitupadhya90
      @amitupadhya90 14 днів тому

      Well said

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      there's rarely bak chor mee in MY actually, so that's quite a interesting observation

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 11 днів тому

      Have not seen Bak Chor mee and Sg laksa in MY or their equivalent yet. What even makes a laksa a laksa?

    • @MrPaulKok
      @MrPaulKok 9 днів тому

      @@Sethluifoodtravel to be honest bak chor mee is not even existed in Malaysia

  • @TheChamp70
    @TheChamp70 14 днів тому

    Some by Soyou and Junggigo?

  • @FinalSpace
    @FinalSpace 14 днів тому

    Not to offend but the whole Kway Teow Kia section is basically Gary embarrassing himself with the lack of appreciation for offal (as a Chinese Singaporean) and lack of knowledge for the human's anatomy (Big intestine then small intestine?!?!) hahahaha 😅😆😂🤣

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      I’m not Singaporean.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      Also, I believe that was Seth’s intention 😒. But it was an interesting experience. The thought of the offals is worst than the actual flavour. Still hard for me to completely accept/enjoy though.

  • @calvinang1
    @calvinang1 14 днів тому

    The comparison to JB is more appropriate cos food is different parts of Malaysia. And people in the Klang Valley don’t rate JB as much as they do food in Penang. Big up to the Canadian guy for being so assimilated with our hawkers food 👍🏻

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 13 днів тому

      I think cos of proximity, its the closest comparison

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 11 днів тому

      🙇🏻‍♂️ 100 singaporean points ☝🏻

  • @freemovement
    @freemovement 14 днів тому

    lady's fake accent is cringe

  • @jimmyquek6536
    @jimmyquek6536 14 днів тому

    This tiny guy is talking nonsense.... How to eat eggs? There's no one way to eat lah..... Wanton mee is nice!

    • @JohorKakiTony
      @JohorKakiTony 13 днів тому

      Aiyoh why you got no sense of humour one..... This is not a documentary....

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      Imma gunna keep eating soft boiled eggs the way I want. ✌🏻

    • @Sethluifoodtravel
      @Sethluifoodtravel 11 днів тому

      Many older gen in SG do eat this way thou from the dish

  • @quarryboats9285
    @quarryboats9285 14 днів тому

    What, an Ang Moh reviewing wanton Mee? What a blow to credibility.😮

  • @RaymondChia_Silaqui
    @RaymondChia_Silaqui 14 днів тому

    I miss going to the poach fish place... There is a tofu dish where they drizzle 'Lor Bah Chow' all over the tofu.... That itself, you can have 1 bowl of rice.

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      I think we actually got that but it wasn’t featured. It’s tofu with a really dark meat mince sauce all over right?

    • @therealgkoay
      @therealgkoay 12 днів тому

      If so, yea… I really liked that too. That and a bowl of rice 🔥

  • @Lalalalalelo
    @Lalalalalelo 14 днів тому

    the uncle abused his eggs. don't follow him kids

  • @user-fn8ut3kq8v
    @user-fn8ut3kq8v 14 днів тому

    Probably like 1000000000000

  • @robertabate3617
    @robertabate3617 16 днів тому

    beautiful ! hopefully i can visit you someday.

  • @leedonlee5050
    @leedonlee5050 16 днів тому

    ❤❤

  • @venishapeterson4332
    @venishapeterson4332 17 днів тому

    I love studying medicine

  • @fallenangel6597
    @fallenangel6597 17 днів тому

    Ooo... Thats the best kolo mee ever...

  • @hareshmahibubaniepicfood2191
    @hareshmahibubaniepicfood2191 17 днів тому

    Wow so delicious