asam laksa and vintage hainan fried chicken rice nearby taste much better tbh

do take note that he is singaporean yea and not malaysian

Of cos he is, but coming up with content without even knowing where he is is just lazy and ignorant

1st time?

those not kl pipu say klang valley = kl

Well when you're at geelong, you will also say you're at melbourne.
Because ppl will thought u at keelung taiwan.

Ya. Same like
ppl from Samuk Prakan or Nonthaburi will said they're from bangkok
ppl from Can Tho will say they're from HCMC
ppl from Tangerang or Banten will say they're from Jakarta
ppl from Keelung or New Taipei will say they're from Taipei
ppl from Chiba or Saitama will say they're from Tokyo
ppl from Gyeonggi-do or Anyang will say they're from Seoul

The sambal is so mid...

This is a food vlogger and he should be specific in his descriptions lah. You go compare to some random people who are thinks you are creepy and not telling you exactly where they stay pulak. Lol

Patty Bom Bom kambing soon

Even mark wiens will say he is at bangkok when he indeed know he is at samuk prakan or nonthaburi. That's convenience for his viewers la.

I more interested in his bloated stomach bcos of over eating and high calory/ oily food. Wait and see his muntah overwhelm gas inside the stomach

he gonna be shitting brix after that

Anyway, the sohem also says bambang instead of bumbung. And referring to the roofless alley instead of the namesake metal awnings. 3 mistakes within 1 minute. This sohem is totally clueless.

dont be overly attached to anything bro

selow day, need to get moving

punggong back
pines front

its sweet...

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Btw, this guy is muscular and have 6 packs.

yeah i know i watched his exercise video also, but after that big meal usually u gonna digest everything together in your stomach, does the shit come out also few kgs?