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The video is about trying three different types of crab dishes in Vietnam: a rare power ranger crab cooked with salted egg yolk, a brown crab from Norway fried with chili sauce, and a Singaporean chili crab made from a huge mud crab. The host and his guest compare the crabs, their flavors, textures, and prices, and enjoy the experience of eating them with various tools and sauces. They also learn some facts about the crabs and their origins from the chefs who prepare them.
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- The text is a transcript of a video about trying different types of crab dishes in Vietnam.
- The video features two hosts, Sonny and Twin, who visit three restaurants and taste three crab species: rock crab, brown crab, and mud crab.
- Rock crab is also known as Power Ranger crab because of its thick and hard shell. It is cooked with salted egg yolk sauce.
- Brown crab comes from Norway and has a large body and meaty legs. It is deep fried and stir fried with a bean paste, egg, and chili sauce.
- Mud crab is a farm-raised Vietnamese crab that is steamed and coated with a signature chili sauce made from sambal, crab brains, tomato sauce, sugar, and egg.
- The hosts prefer the mud crab dish because it has more meat, less shell, and a delicious sauce. They also use special tools to extract the meat from the crab.