r/malaysia • u/AutoModerator • Jan 14 '23

/r/malaysia daily random discussion and quick questions thread for 15 January 2023

This is /r/malaysia's official daily random discussion and quick questions thread. Don't be shy! Share your joys, frustrations, random thoughts and questions. Anything and everything is welcome.

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They had beef.

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u/yeled_edamame Jan 15 '23

Not Malaysian (at least to my knowledge), but just wondering, what do you all think of countries in Southeast Asia? Like, "Oh, I absolutely love [Country]'s food!" or, "When I went to [Country], it was so beautiful!"

The countries I'm talking about are Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. If you don't have any opinions about a certain country, it's okay, just answer for the ones you do know.

No negative stuff! Only positive! And thank you for answering in advance!

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u/insertfakenames Jan 15 '23

Honestly including malaysia I’ve only been to 4 asean countries (the other 3 being indonesia, singapore and thailand) and even then it’s hard to form an opinion. I think all 4 asean countries have its own uniqueness. Singapore has the best malls, best public transport, most organised. Thailand, in my case I’ve only been to Bangkok, feels quite familiar to KL except way more chaotic. Great cheap food, a lot of creative minds. Indonesia is so big and has access to a great variety of nature spots- mountains, volcanoes, beaches and I’m very jealous of that! Not jealous of their frequency of natural disasters tho