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The image shows a street food vendor selling batagor, mie, and bakso at a street corner in Bandung, Indonesia (latitude: -6.933, longitude: 107.585). The vendor is a man sitting on a stool, holding a plastic bag, and wearing a blue and white striped shirt. There is a food cart next to him with a sign above it in yellow letters that reads "Batagor, Kue Kering, Mie Kocok, Mie Baso, Mie Kocok."  The cart has a large gas cylinder and two wheels. The cart is positioned in front of a brick building, and there are other shops on the street.  There is a large brown carpet on the side of the building to the left of the cart. There are also other signs visible on the brick building and the cart, as well as a small, yellow sign with a cartoon image of a dog, reading "Roti Bakar Legendaris" and a white sign on the wall to the right of the cart that says "Ndaris." The ground is gray concrete.  The street corner is bustling and there is a lot of activity happening around the vendor.  The scene is a typical example of street food culture in Indonesia.
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May 12, 2025, 7:07 AM

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The image shows a street food vendor selling batagor, mie, and bakso at a street corner in Bandung, Indonesia (latitude: -6.933, longitude: 107.585). The vendor is a man sitting on a stool, holding a plastic bag, and wearing a blue and white striped shirt. There is a food cart next to him with a sign above it in yellow letters that reads "Batagor, Kue Kering, Mie Kocok, Mie Baso, Mie Kocok." The cart has a large gas cylinder and two wheels. The cart is positioned in front of a brick building, and there are other shops on the street. There is a large brown carpet on the side of the building to the left of the cart. There are also other signs visible on the brick building and the cart, as well as a small, yellow sign with a cartoon image of a dog, reading "Roti Bakar Legendaris" and a white sign on the wall to the right of the cart that says "Ndaris." The ground is gray concrete. The street corner is bustling and there is a lot of activity happening around the vendor. The scene is a typical example of street food culture in Indonesia.

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