For lunch, we could eat Nasi Ayam (rice/chicken) and excluding holidays, we could order one of the 20 meals Nasi Goren (rice cooked and chicken or fish or other meats). In the evening we ate Roti Cynai (pancake with chicken, very good Indian food) or Fish & Chip (very expensive) (fish with fries, cabbage and potatoes (very small)). This does not vary much, we eat very often rice/chicken, rice/chicken or chicken/rice ...
Well, we could go to McDonalds (for change lol) to buy the cheapest Big Mac in the world ! 11RM the Maxi Best-Of meal (arround 2.7 €).
Otherwise they have good technologies (laptops, flat screens, computers, cameras ...), same for cars, they are modern and have a good equipment, though it's possible to fall on a old car without belt at the rear but with air conditioning anyway (in fact, they drive on the left).
However, some areas stay very poor and don't have access to modern technologies of course, maybe not to safe drinking water. But these neighborhoods tend to disappear progressively.
I'll always remember the hamburgers, it was so disgusting!
ReplyDeleteHa yes, the first handwork hamburgers we have ate in the first days ! Yes really disgusting ! But MacDo's hamburgers were always good XD
ReplyDeleteI really don't like spicy food, so I'm not very fond of Indian dishes. And I think it's not really surprising to see this eclectic blend of rich and poor districts side by side, because Malaysia is not a very big country.
ReplyDeleteI'm very astonished by the rich/poor things ! What a contrast !
ReplyDeleteYes I have forgot this. The food was usually (very) spiced but so good. Each piece of food, it rip your mouth, but you keep eating because it's too good.
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