A multi-story commercial building, identified as "ABU DAWOOD RESTAURANT," "Arab Grocery," and a "Tourism Office," stands under a clear sky in Sukanagalih, Indonesia

A multi-story commercial building, identified as "ABU DAWOOD RESTAURANT," "Arab Grocery," and a "Tourism Office," stands under a clear sky in Sukanagalih, Indonesia. The building facade is primarily yellow on the ground level, transitioning to cream and white on upper floors, accentuated with red, gold, and black decorative elements. The ground floor features three distinct storefronts. The central section houses the main entrance to Abu Dawood Restaurant, marked by glass double doors and flanked by yellow pillars. Bundles of multicolored balloons are tied near this entrance. A white "P" parking sign is affixed to a green pole to the left of the main entrance, and a menu display stand is positioned to its right. To the left of the restaurant's main entrance, a storefront with a large glass window displays merchandise and features a smaller "ABU DAWOOD" sign. To the right, another storefront with a glass door and window is visible. Steps lead up to all ground-level entrances. Above the ground floor, a large sign spanning the width of the building displays "ABU DAWOOD RESTAURANT" in prominent red and green English lettering, alongside Arabic script indicating "بقالة العربية" (Arab Grocery) and "مكتب عمل السياحة" (Tourism Office). The second floor features multiple large, green-tinted windows. Above these windows, a decorative balcony runs across the facade, characterized by black, ornate metal railings with gold accents and red-capped pillars. The uppermost visible section of the building includes additional architectural detailing and a partial view of a higher roofline. No individuals are visible.