Hong Kong actor Stefan Wong enjoys durian in Malaysia

Last week, Wong shared a video on his Instagram account, showing himself speaking in French in front of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers in the Malaysian capital.

In the video, he said he loved Malaysia and expressed his delight to visit the capital of Kuala Lumpur for a short stay.

“Getting to work and going on a trip at the same time, I’m so happy!” he wrote.

During his trip, Wong enjoyed a durian feast with Malaysian actress Debbie Goh, The Star reported.

Hong Kong actor Stefan Wong during a recent trip to Malaysia. Photos courtesy of Stefan Wong’s Instagram page

He posted a photo with a durian seller by the roadside on his Instagram Story, saying: “Hong Kong has ice cream trucks, Kuala Lumpur has durian trucks.”

Durian is primarily grown in tropical countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, distinctive for its large size, strong odor and thorn-covered rind.

Malaysia is known for Musang King, one of the most popular varieties of durian known for its buttery, thick, bright yellow flesh and robust flavor, with a hint of bitterness.

Wong, born in Hong Kong, moved to France when he was five years old.

He returned to Hong Kong after finishing his studies and is known for starring in movies like “Marriage Of Inconvenience” (2007), “Forensic Heroes II” (2008) and “Line Walker” (2016).