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This media file captures an outdoor street food vendor setup, likely located in Bac Nha Trang Ward, Vietnam. The scene centers around a large, dark-colored charcoal grill with a metal exhaust hood, indicating active food preparation. An industrial-style fan is mounted above the grill, suggesting ventilation or cooling. Next to the grill, metal racks are visible, possibly for holding ingredients or cooked food. The ground around the stall is a dark, uneven concrete surface, showing signs of wear and tear, with small pieces of debris and a visible drain grate in the foreground. No people are present, but the arrangement of equipment and numerous advertising signs clearly points to a commercial food operation. Several vibrant yellow, red, and green signs are prominently displayed, advertising a variety of Vietnamese dishes and drinks. A large yellow sign in the foreground features "NHÀ 64" (House 64) and lists "CƠM TẤM" (Broken Rice) with options like "SƯỜN BÌ" (pork chop, shredded pork skin), "SƯỜN ỐP LA" (pork chop, fried egg), and "SƯỜN CHẢ TRỨNG" (pork chop, egg meatloaf). It also advertises "BÚN THỊT NƯỚNG" (Grilled Pork Vermicelli) and "XÔI BÌNH DÂN" (Affordable Sticky Rice) with toppings like "THẬP CẨM" (mixed), "CÁ" (fish), "MÈ" (sesame), and "BẮP" (corn). The sign includes a phone number: "ĐT: 033 444 2582" and mentions "Kinh Mới!" (New Business!). Other signs offer "VỊT QUAY" (Roast Duck) with prices (e.g., "1 con: 300k", "1/2 con: 150k"), "CƠM VỊT QUAY" (Roast Duck Rice), "PHỞ GÀ" (Chicken Pho), and "QUAY LU VỊ LẠNG SƠN" (Lang Son style Roast Duck in pot/jar). Another small sign on the wall advertises drinks such as "TRÀ TẮC" (Kumquat Tea), "RAU MÁ" (Pennywort), and "ĐẬU NÀNH" (Soybean Milk). The overall impression is that of a bustling local eatery specialized in grilled meats, rice, and noodle dishes, common in Vietnamese street culture.
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