Char Kway Teow – Dude's FAVOURITE MALAYSIAN STREET FOOD


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This fried rice noodle is an iconic Malaysian Street Food dish that brings together simple but amazing flavours and textures. ** NEW Chinese Homestyle …

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  1. Mary Gallagher
    Mary Gallagher says:

    Love your channel! You’re a talented cook. We all have our favorite cooks on YouTube but may I suggest a very special cook that you may enjoy. His channel is called Cooking With Carson. He and his therapist will bring a smile to your face.

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  2. Karen Longsworth
    Karen Longsworth says:

    dish looks so good,love to see you handle that wok,dude makes me laugh when he does that accent but it's true whenever you go back to wherever you always fall back into the local dialect

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  3. Squiphie
    Squiphie says:

    Looks delicious Flo. Where's the fresh ho fun place in Vancouver? I'd like to support this lady. Brings back memories of fresh ho fun from the original Hon's on Main St Chinatown.

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  4. Lily Conte
    Lily Conte says:

    Hi Flo, I don’t know anything about Malaysian food that looks so delicious! I’m going to buy the ingredients tomorrow only thing I always have is Lap Cheong 😂 thank you for another great recipe 🥰

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  5. Sherrie Yokoro
    Sherrie Yokoro says:

    OMG, this reminds me of Chinese Chow Fun! I love it when my mom and SIL cook it. Here in SoCal, we have a lot of Vietnamese grocery stores so we do get the rice noodles and I think I will make chow fun for dinner tonight. Yum!!

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  6. Bee L
    Bee L says:

    😂😂😂 Dude! Your Malay-lish is too funny! I thought my WiFi made you broken for a split second 🙈🙈 Good job on the dish! Making me crave gon chau au ho 🐮

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  7. John Shuttleworth
    John Shuttleworth says:

    Dude breaks out uncle roger accent now thats funny!!!!!!.
    It has been a favourite of mine for over 20 years when I went to a Malaysian Street market in Sydney and tried it it was the best. Haven’t tried it in Malaysia but have in Singapore.

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  8. Rod McKenzie
    Rod McKenzie says:

    Hey Dude, don't dismiss cockles! They're just a small relative of clams and scallops 😋. Since you guys are in southeast Asian mode, have you ever done a version of Bami Goreng?

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  9. neerg0405
    neerg0405 says:

    Hi Flo, I’m from the east side of China guangdong, an area called Chaoshan. Char Kway Teow is one of the signature dishes in my town. ( char kway teow sounds so much alike the dish in my dialect lol) Seeing you make this dish makes me so nostalgic!

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  10. Christie
    Christie says:

    LOL “so good. Must have more.” My husband is Malaysian too from KL and we loveeee this dish. He will also bust out into the accent too from his Canadian one 😂

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  11. nellybelly
    nellybelly says:

    Can you tell me where you bought the Kecap Manis in Vancouver? T&T? Brand? I've looked there and didn't find it
    I have a bottle that's almost done(bought in Amsterdam) Thanks

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  12. Ray Radiance
    Ray Radiance says:

    Malaysian food in general is sooo good and flavorful, never had a bad dish probably because it’s a mix of Indian, Chinese, Thai, Filipino, Vietnamese everything you can imagine, soooo freaking good!

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