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A Malaysian entrepreneur brought a taste of home to Germany by setting up what he described as th...

A Malaysian entrepreneur brought a taste of home to Germany by setting up what he described as the first Malaysian food booth at a university festival in Dortmund. 🇲🇾🍛

The video shows Malaysian content creator Ganeisraaj Kathiravan introducing festival-goers to local favourites such as nasi lemak and Malaysian-style ice pops, giving visitors from different countries an opportunity to experience Malaysian flavours.

According to the post, Ganeisraaj sold more than 100 packs of nasi lemak, with several visitors giving the Malaysian favourite a 10 out of 10 after tasting it.
One memorable interaction came from a visitor from Colombia, who shared that she was planning to move to Malaysia after enjoying the food and hearing more about the country.

The positive response highlighted how Malaysian food can serve as an introduction to the country’s culture abroad, with Ganeisraaj proudly sharing familiar local flavours with an international crowd in Germany. 🇲🇾❤️

🔗 Source: Tik Tok | raaj_10__

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20 August 2026 at 6:01:05 pm

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