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An outdoor street food stall operates under a blue canopy tent, likely situated alongside a road or public area in Sidoarjo, Indonesia. In the foreground, a man, seen from behind, is wearing a light-colored short-sleeved shirt, dark brown pants, and sandals, and appears to be a customer looking at the offerings. He also wears glasses.

The stall features a table covered with a white tablecloth with a black grid pattern. On the table, several trays and woven bamboo baskets are filled with various fried snacks, commonly known as "gorengan" in Indonesia, such as fried tempeh, tofu, and other fritters. A vendor, partially visible behind the food and wearing a black niqab or hijab, is tending to the stall, seemingly preparing or serving items with a large pair of tongs.

To the left of the fried food, two large clear plastic dispensers hold yellow or orange beverages, likely iced drinks. One dispenser has a small sign indicating "5000," which is likely the price in Indonesian Rupiah. Another sign reads "ES MAHODA," possibly the brand or name of the drink. A blue banner with white and green text hangs behind the vendor. Visible words on the banner include "Ayo Budayakan" (Come on, let's cultivate), "Salat Berjamaah" (Congregational Prayer), and "di Masjid" (at the Mosque), promoting mosque attendance. Other text like "CUSTOMER CARE" and "PAMANG OWO" are also present.

The ground is asphalt with a white painted line. In the background, green trees and foliage are visible, along with parts of parked cars, suggesting a semi-urban or residential setting. The lighting indicates it is daytime, under clear weather conditions.
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Feb 23, 2025, 12:39 AM

Sidoarjo, Indonesia

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An outdoor street food stall operates under a blue canopy tent, likely situated alongside a road or public area in Sidoarjo, Indonesia. In the foreground, a man, seen from behind, is wearing a light-colored short-sleeved shirt, dark brown pants, and sandals, and appears to be a customer looking at the offerings. He also wears glasses. The stall features a table covered with a white tablecloth with a black grid pattern. On the table, several trays and woven bamboo baskets are filled with various fried snacks, commonly known as "gorengan" in Indonesia, such as fried tempeh, tofu, and other fritters. A vendor, partially visible behind the food and wearing a black niqab or hijab, is tending to the stall, seemingly preparing or serving items with a large pair of tongs. To the left of the fried food, two large clear plastic dispensers hold yellow or orange beverages, likely iced drinks. One dispenser has a small sign indicating "5000," which is likely the price in Indonesian Rupiah. Another sign reads "ES MAHODA," possibly the brand or name of the drink. A blue banner with white and green text hangs behind the vendor. Visible words on the banner include "Ayo Budayakan" (Come on, let's cultivate), "Salat Berjamaah" (Congregational Prayer), and "di Masjid" (at the Mosque), promoting mosque attendance. Other text like "CUSTOMER CARE" and "PAMANG OWO" are also present. The ground is asphalt with a white painted line. In the background, green trees and foliage are visible, along with parts of parked cars, suggesting a semi-urban or residential setting. The lighting indicates it is daytime, under clear weather conditions.

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