The video is a food exploration in Vietnam, where the host tries to spend a hundred dollars on street food in one day. The video is sponsored by Private Internet Access, a VPN service that helps users bypass geo-restrictions and stay secure while using the internet. The host starts with a breakfast at a street food joint, where they try a dish with sticky rice, shredded chicken, salad, braised pork, meatballs, and more.
The host then moves to the bak me and market, where they try the smallest snails they've ever seen, sold by a woman who has been selling them for 12 years. They also try a dessert that combines avocado and coconut ice cream, served with crispy dried coconut shavings.
Next, the host visits a fishy surprise that doesn't include any fillet, where they try a dish with mackerel, egg sacs, and a fishy sauce. They also try a dish with tapioca noodles, mackerel pork skin, and giant pork ribs, served with scallion, Vietnamese mint, and fried shallots.
The host then visits a street food slinger who lives at home, where they try a jackfruit salad with pork skin, jackfruit, peanuts, and other ingredients. They also try a variety of rice cakes with mung bean tapioca cakes, fried sticky rice crackers, steamed sticky rice cakes with shrimp, and a strange salad with steamed ground beef, fried fish cake, and fermented pork cake.
Finally, the host tries a dish with developed quail eggs, known as balut, served with oil, peanuts, fried shallots, fried pork rinds, chili sauce, fresh chilies, and mint. The host concludes the video by stating that they were close to reaching their goal of spending a hundred dollars on street food but didn't quite make it. The host also mentions that they gained four pounds from eating all the food, and jokes about needing more water.
Throughout the video, the host provides detailed descriptions of the food, its taste, and its texture, and shares their personal experiences and thoughts about the food.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video about Vietnamese street food in Da Nang.
- The video is sponsored by Private Internet Access, a VPN service.
- The video host tries to spend 100 dollars on street food in one day, but fails.
- The video host tries eight different street foods, such as sticky rice, button top snails, avocado ice cream, mackerel egg sacs, jackfruit salad, rice cakes, quail balut, and fishy tapioca noodles.
- The video host gives his opinions and reactions to each street food, describing the flavors, textures, ingredients, and prices.
- The video host also promotes his merchandise, a micro influencer t-shirt.