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Assalamualaikum my brother Allah bless you happy always inshallah Ameen ya Rabbal Alamin if you come to Malaysia Kuala Lumpur please inform me we can see you tq

lol I am from Sarawak and have visited Miri a million times.. I can confirm without a doubt it DOES NOT look like San Francisco, apart from the fact that it is by the sea.

if im not mistaken, i believe i cleared your entry to miri from brunei at the entry point. Enjoy your trip at Miri btw.

San Francisco has druggies and homeless, so please don't compare east Asian cities with them.😅 it's an insult.

Even though country like MALAYSIA, 33.90 RM is too too much for Breakfast.

Bandar serawak dikuasai oleh Cina…tiada bumis serawak Yg pegang ekonomi di bandar

Kota dimana tidak ada Banglades dan Rohingnya selamat datang di sarawak🙌

Hello,

I went to Malaysia in October 2023. The country is so beautiful and a lot better than the UK.

As soon as I arrived at KL Airport from Heathrow via Bangkok checking in immigration department I faced discrimination right in my face with the imi officers were making jokes at looking me.. But they let me.

After a week I decided to visit Singapore for one day on the JB border entering Singapore they never asked me nothing except getting my name wrong on Singapore ICA form and I decided to come back the very next day into Malaysia and that's very things turned nasty for me.. They took my passport away without any explanation and they held from one hour without reason..

I'm a UK national with a UK passport but my fault is that I was born in Pakistan which I absolutely had no control over and I spent and lived most of my life in the UK.

I face the same problem in Vietnam with imi department, the lady keep looking at me and passport nonstop, running her fingers through and holding my passport against the light etc..

Both of those two interactions I found them extremely uncomfortable and humiliating given how I was treated and the questions they asked me despite having meet all the requirements for entering Malaysia and Vietnam.

Has anyone else face discrimination in Malaysia and Vietnam if you're a western countries citizen but you were born in Middle East and South Asian countries.

Thank you in advance.

If you concern about halal food. You can ask them either it’s halal or not.

Mr Myer, we LOVE ur videos! You' are Awesome! All the best & Allah bless!

Yeah, that’s not a compliment.

In search of food in Sarawak?
Let me give you a tiny hint.
If the stall has Chinese characters in it, it's usually non-Halal.
If the stall has Malay words, it's usually Halal.

I'm Malaysian..i do notice you aren't being received warmly.

I must admit, you look Pakistani/ Bangladeshi/Indian. Malaysians aren't too keen with this race to be honest. In recent dacade, we've been having a massive influx of them. They break every rule and law there are in our country..and never honor agreement. I'm sorry.

Video games okay 👍👍👌❤❤❤

Sarawak the majority of people are iban tribes,the indigenous of sarawak apart frm malay chinese n others.they are quite reserved but still like other malaysian frm peninsular.

Somehow, im kinda sensing some disconnect in the chat up attempts. Maybe (highly probable) because you look Indian ethically, and the Chinese locals automatically assume you are an Indian ethnic from Peninsular side (KL) of Malaysia. Thus, when you asked the food vendors about chicken or pork stuff, there was some ambiguos moments/hessitant answers – since a local would have known these and even avoid the foodcourt (if they know the primary food specialities available at the foodcourt).
Pretty sure things would have been different if they know you're a traveller from America.

Love the peacefulness 🤍

1:05 this is a Chinese temple we called “tuah pek gong”. The temple will close 6pm every day.

Since the oil boom of Miri in the early 1900s, the town population increased rapidly before an unknown epidemic began to struck the town which resulting to the deaths of many of the town population.[1][3] The local Chinese residents believed the epidemic is caused by evil spirits roaming around the area with a Chinese man named Chan Chak began to calling a monk to appease the spirits with spirit-pacifying ritual being carried out near the Miri River with an altar being placed there.[3] With the epidemic began to subsided following the ritual, the local Chinese residents constructed a temple near the river to revere Tua Pek Kong as a gratitude to the latter in 1913.[1] The temple stays until this day where it survived the Japanese bombings on the town during World War II. It was renovated in 1977.[3] In 2017, a new paifang has been constructed for the temple.[4]

Ngl, nice shirt!

Thankyou for sharing another amazing video of miri.
25th dec,2023 today people are celebrating christmas in the city, so town area not so many pples around, because some pples going back to their village, or going out station to other places visiting.
Some pple don’t respond when you talk to them because they don’t understand what you said, it is not because they are not friendly.
The place you had been visited was miri town centre, there are many other places you not yet visit, like niah cave national park, world heritage.

Malaysian people like chinese just speak chinese and litlebit english they can't speak malay ..different than indonesian people they all speak indonesian

The calmest and quitest city in the world,very good,❤ in here you really like chatting and interact with local people yeah,But you don't realize that local people don't like interact with you.

even in here muslims wear hijab
something you dont see in bangladesh

Clean city. 👍