An outdoor street food stall operates within Wanchaq, Peru

An outdoor street food stall operates within Wanchaq, Peru. A male vendor, wearing a red baseball cap and a black jacket over a red shirt, is positioned centrally, actively carving large portions of roasted pork from a rectangular metal hot-holding tray. The jacket displays yellow text "MISTURA DE TIO JOSE". His right hand holds a knife, cutting into the crispy-skinned pork. A second, larger knife rests on the left edge of the metal tray. Adjacent to the main pork tray, on a raised surface to the right, two white plates are prepared with food. One plate contains a section of roasted pork alongside a large, round white starchy side, possibly a potato. The second plate features a colorful mixed dish, possibly a salad or vegetable medley, with a fork resting on the food. To the vendor's immediate left, a blue plastic surface holds a crumpled yellow plastic bag and a white plastic bag. A vertical metal pole, part of the stall's structure, stands between the vendor and these items, with a bundle of white plastic bags secured to it. In the mid-ground, beneath a red canopy, a male individual is seated at a small table, consuming food from a plate. A green squeeze bottle (condiment) is on his table. Further in the background, several other individuals are visible, including one wearing a red top and pink pants. The background features light-colored, multi-story buildings with red-tiled roofs, indicative of traditional Peruvian architecture, and additional market stalls under canopies. The ground appears to be paved or cobblestone. A partial view of a white cloth with a red stripe is visible on a table to the far left.