Sayang Malaysia

I visited Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Perodua, and BMW showrooms in Malaysia. Malaysian car showrooms are often run like service centers. In Malaysia, car services are referred to as ‘3S’ centres. 3S is an abbreviation for ‘Sales and aftersales Service and Spare parts’. However, instead of calling the car company's official service center 3S, Malaysians just call it Service Center. Table of Contents 1..

Durian is a fruit with strong likes and dislikes despite being called the king of fruits due to its very unique scent. If you keep eating durian, you will get used to its scent more than you think. Durian season starts in June and lasts until August. Durian is sold on the street during its season in Malaysia. Table of Contents 1. King and Queen of Tropical Fruits 2. Musang King of Malaysia vs. M..

Ketam Island (Pulau Ketam in Malay language) is a small island located off the coast of Port Klang, about 50km west of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The island is famous for its delicious crab dishes and its name, Ketam, even means ‘crab’. The island is a popular destination for local Malaysian foodies. Table of Contents 1. How to get to Port Klang 2. How to get to Ketam Island 3. Trip to Ketam Island..

Although Malaysia is a country that recognizes various religions and ethnic cultures, the religion of the Federation is Islam. And the Malay population comprised a total of 70.1% (2023) of the total population. So understanding Malay culture is a great help when traveling to Malaysia. Halal is the foundation of Malaysian food culture. Food products are divided into halal and non-halal in Malaysi..

In Johor Bahru, you can enjoy special cuisine that is different from Kuala Lumpur. For example, Johor Laksa is a dish that can only be found in Johor Bahru. So, I tried Johor Laksa, a noodle soup and then Kway Teow Kia, and a street food called Lok-Lok. And whenever I visit Johor Bahru, I almost everytime go to a crab restaurant and a Peking duck restaurant. Table of Contents 1. Johor Laksa 2. K..

The biggest holiday for Chinese Malaysians is Chinese New Year. Malaysia Chinese New Year holidays are usually three days off before and after the actual Chinese New Year day by lunar calendar. However, Whether or not the day after Chinese New Year is a holiday depends on the state. It is a holiday in most states, but not in the states of Johor, Kelantan and Terengganu. Table of Contents 1. Buyi..

Malaysian car company Perodua's cars ranked 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in its 2020 car sales rankings. 1st place is Myvi, 2nd place is Axia, and 3rd place is Bezza. And this sales ranking is the same in 2018 and 2019. In fact, Perodua's competitor is Perodua. It is funny that 'dua' in Perodua, Malaysian's largest car manufacturer means two. Table of Contents 1. Myvi, The Absolute Market Leader 2. Perodua..

Penang is an important place that cannot be missed when traveling to Malaysia. Penang is an island located in the northwest of the Malay Peninsula. Penang is the English name and Pinang is the Malay name. And Both are commonly seem. However, Malaysians whom I know seem to pronounce it as 'pineng'. George Town in Penang is a main city where past and present coexist and has been designated a UNESC..

The most popular housing type for expats in Malaysia is condominiums. But I lived in a townhouse (a house with different generations living on each floor) In Malaysia. And then I moved and rented a condo unit. It was difficult to find a proper condo unit for my family. When you live in a condo, you also become interested in the condo facilities such as swimming pools, gyms, and saunas. Table of ..

Malaysian Nasi Lemak is the unofficial national dish of Malaysia. Nasi Lemak consists of rice, half a boiled egg, peanuts, cucumbers, stir-fried anchovies and Malaysian sambal sauce. So it seems quite simple for the first time. However, the taste created by simple ingredients combined is not simple. In particular, rice cooked with sambal sauce and coconut milk is the basic flavor of Nasi Lemak. ..