The video is a vlog of a person's day, where they share their experiences and cravings for Singaporean food. They start the day by having a typical Singaporean breakfast, followed by a lunch of Singapore laksa and chicken curry. They also visit a restaurant that serves Hainanese rice and order a whole chicken with some steamed and some grilled. Throughout the day, they share their love for Singapore and its food, and provide recommendations for viewers who might be interested in visiting the country. They also mention that Singapore has implemented strict health protocols and has opened its borders for vaccinated tourists. The video ends with the person finishing their meal and inviting viewers to like, comment, and subscribe for more content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a Muslim who misses visiting Singapore.
2. The speaker is on a diet to reduce calories.
3. They go for a run in the morning and do weight training in the afternoon.
4. They visit a restaurant called Touch that serves authentic Singaporean food.
5. They order Singapore laksa and chicken curry for lunch.
6. The chicken curry is made with coconut milk or creamer and uses chicken meat.
7. The speaker recommends a place in Singapore called 328 Katong Laksa for trying laksa.
8. They visit a market called Gelang Seray Market in Singapore that sells snacks with Malay and halal influence.
9. They try a snack called Putu Piring Pop and others at the market.
10. The speaker goes to the gym after lunch to burn fat.
11. After the gym, they have a snack at Old Changki, a place that sells famous food in Singapore.
12. They order spicy chicken and coffee cream at Old Changki.
13. The speaker then goes to a restaurant called W6Q to have dinner.
14. They order Hainanese rice with chicken, which is a dish that is authentic to Singapore.
15. The speaker is impressed with the taste and texture of the chicken and Hainanese rice.
16. They recommend a halal place to eat in Singapore called TK center.
17. The TK center is a hawker center with a typical market underneath that sells Indian food and knick-knacks.
Note: These facts are based on the provided text and may not be comprehensive or entirely accurate, as they are subject to interpretation.