Will My Food Get Burned? | Malaysia Road Trip Day 9

Will my food get burned? Kota Bharu street food in Kampung Cina: the old man's kuih apam, carrot cake from the "lady boss" (and a small gift from Holland), and my satay grilled right in the flames by a family business since 1965. Still in Malaysia – Day 23, evening of Malaysia Road Trip day 9. Question for you: chicken or beef satay, which one would you pick? And Malaysians: what should I eat next in Kota Bharu? Tell me in the comments. CHAPTERS 0:00 Will my food get burned? 0:10 The old man's pancakes 1:30 The lady boss's carrot cake 3:02 Carrot cake, and a gift from Holland 3:58 Ordering satay 4:28 On the fire 5:57 Burned or not? 6:41 Still busy 6:53 A cold drink, and home 7:10 What the evening cost WHAT IT COST (Thursday 29 October) Carrot cake, small: RM 4.50 ($1.10 / €0.99) Satay, 5 chicken + 5 beef (RM 1.40 a stick): RM 14.00 ($3.43 / €3.08) Mixue lemonade: RM 3.00 ($0.74 / €0.66) Total for the evening: RM 21.50 ($5.27 / €4.73) Kuih apam (not bought this time): RM 2.00, with egg RM 3.30 Exchange rate 29 Oct 2026: RM 1 = $0.245 / €0.220 Thank you to the old man of the kuih apam stall, the lady boss of the carrot cake stall and the team of Warisan Sate Suria. MALAYSIA ROAD TRIP 55 days, a rental car, no highways: small roads and small towns. Every day in the Malaysia Road Trip playlist. The whole day: I Thought This Was a Toll to Pantai Senok | Malaysia Road Trip Day 9    • I Thought This Was a Toll to Pantai Senok ...   ABOUT THIS CHANNEL Leaving Dutchland: I'm 59 and settling in Malaysia. Real costs, daily life and the off-track Malaysia most tourists never see. Subscribe if you want to see what Malaysia really costs, stall by stall, on a road trip without highways. Music: "City lights", "One true love", "Forever ever", "Make money money", "Cruise control", "Only me" and "Glitter and Gold" by Patrick Patrikios; "Pawn" by The Grey Room / Golden Palms (YouTube Audio Library) #KotaBharu #StreetFood #Kelantan