A close-up, high-angle shot depicts a light blue ceramic plate filled with Indonesian fried snacks (*gorengan*)

A close-up, high-angle shot depicts a light blue ceramic plate filled with Indonesian fried snacks (*gorengan*). The plate contains approximately five golden-brown, irregularly shaped items, consistent with *bakwan* (vegetable fritters) and possibly *tahu isi* (fried tofu), alongside two distinct, elongated, cylindrical items wrapped in dark green banana leaves, suggestive of *arem-arem* or *lemper*. A partial blue logo, reading "Cap Mobil," is visible on the upper left rim of the main plate. In the upper left background, a segment of a white plate with a red rim is visible, upon which a powdered, light-colored, circular pastry rests. The surface beneath the plates exhibits a prominent black and white checkerboard pattern, indicating floor tiles or a tabletop. The scene is consistent with a casual eatery or street food stall, a common culinary environment in Bandung City, Indonesia. No individuals are present in the frame.