“SYOK”
“best” – superlatively good, see also syok/shiok – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manglish
Different forms, size and shapes.
‘Shiok’ is commonly used in Malaysia & Singapore.I am not too sure of the origin of this word but it essentially is used to convey a feeling of sheer pleasure and happiness.
For example, if you really enjoyed a particular dish, the way ‘shiok’ would be used is ‘Wow! This dish damn SHIOK, man!’. – https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shiok
Syok
Love an experience? Then “Syok” is the word you need to use. Stress it big time in the sentence.
Example: The party yesterday SYOK ah I tell you! – https://matadornetwork.com/life/14-slang-exclamations-use-malaysia-use/