An indoor scene in a commercial establishment, likely a cafe or lounge, located in Thủ Đức, Vietnam, features four East Asian females, appearing to be young adults, seated and engaged in conversation

An indoor scene in a commercial establishment, likely a cafe or lounge, located in Thủ Đức, Vietnam, features four East Asian females, appearing to be young adults, seated and engaged in conversation. They occupy brown leather armchairs with black metal legs, arranged in a semi-circle around a low, dark-colored table, which is mostly obscured by the individuals. The woman in the left foreground, facing away from the camera, has long dark hair and wears a light grey long-sleeved top. Her head is turned towards the group. Next to her, a woman wearing glasses and a light-colored long-sleeved top smiles while looking towards the right side of the frame. Across from her, a woman in a striped off-the-shoulder top holds a small orange rectangular object in her raised right hand, smiling and looking towards the left. The fourth woman, in the right foreground, has dark hair tied in a bun with a light-colored claw clip, wears a light-colored button-up shirt, and is angled towards the center of the group. The background consists of a dark wooden shelving unit filled with an eclectic assortment of items. Prominently displayed are various vinyl record album covers, including "THE JACK THAT HOUSE BUILT," "EUGENE WILDE," "DUBLIN CITY RAMBLERS," "CAN YOU FEEL IT?", and "HOME." A black boombox and a record player with a black vinyl record are visible on a middle shelf. Books such as "CHRIS KILLIP" and "How to Read a Photograph" are also present, alongside a green mushroom-shaped lamp, a metal lantern, and several yellow cylindrical water bottles. A large, illuminated light blue spherical paper lantern hangs from the ceiling in the upper center of the image. The floor is covered with light-colored tiles. A vertical wooden beam is visible along the right edge of the frame.