I Can’t Accept This

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So I was in KL the other day and found out foreigners are populating the city. I don’t mind that much but when my local food is no longer operate by locals, things are getting kinda serious.

It’s so weird to have a foreigner cook local food. I don’t mind a local to cook foreign food in Malaysia but a foreigner to cook Malaysian food in Malaysia itself.

It’s like this weird feeling of having a guest to cook at my home.

I’m okay with having any Malaysian cooking Malaysian food in Malaysia (regardless which ethnics/race) tho.

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  1. Same as me.
    Indon may be okay but not Bangla. Never found a food stall with Bangla’s chef.
    By the way, the second panel is so cute…XD

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  2. Yea lor… also happens in Penang.. Laksa, Pan Mee, Herbal Soup Mee, Nasi goreng are cooked by bangala or Indonesian.. 🙁

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  3. Boss. It looks like the shit just got worse over there in Malaysia.

    Thought Singapore lagi worse. Mainland China, Filipinos doing local food. etc

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  4. I find it weird too… but actually in makes sense when you think about it. Local hawkers are employing foreign workers, so in the end these workers will know how to make this local food! Some might even know how to make it better than you… 😛

    I think I would buy the food if it is really good… but I would still prefer Malaysian food “secrets” be kept amongst Malaysians. Hehe…

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  5. I can accept. Of course everyone wants the real deal – authentic style, kampung price thrown in if possible 😀

    It’s easy to complain but if you’re working & living in those cities where multiracial REALLY coexist, live, eat & survive together. I’ve seen many cannot adapt – must drive further away to get their food or pay to eat in expensive restaurant or turn to takeaways from home or elsewhere. There are times in life where, quality of food is not even in the mind. Cukup makan, cukup murah, kasi kenyang dah puas.

    Think about it, if Chinese can adapt cook nasi lemak, rendang, make teh tarik (even make new version: 3 layer tea), kuih muih & speak Bahasa.. turned frm White/Yellow to Brown open Halal biz. & adapt into the society why not foreigners regardless of their skin colour?

    Actually a lot of F&B outlets, the boss/chef are locals who pre-cooked/prepared the main ingredients, stew, sauce & food. They then hire workers to just reheat, mix and cook the overall food. Sometimes in the process, the workers didn’t follow all the steps, miscommunication or just main taruh only.

    Most locals nowadays don’t want to work in factory, wash plate, F&B places, no weekend, 10-12hours work… they all prefer work in air cond. environment, PR, sales, marketing, per hour pay & benefits higher.

    Don’t forget the living cost, maintenance of shop & resources are way higher in KL than elsewhere. Who else to replace except foreigners?

    Our Government didn’t impose any min.wage, employee benefits & etc. protection & security act to employers who breached those acts, unlike in Singapore, Aus & US.

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      hahaha You got it wrong, I don’t mind having Malaysian cooking Malaysian food in Malaysia (regardless which ethnics/race). XD

      Then again, i agree with you on the government part and also the part locals nowadays less interested in F&B due to the wages and environment etc.

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  6. same for SG. but the SG gov is trying to lure the youngster back to the trade, or hawker food will go endangered. :/

    some well known hawker stores alr closed down because the owner is retiring and the children don’t want to continue the business.

    if only SG could do smthg like Japan.. family owned business are always passed down to children, idk how they do it.

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