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Traditional snacks

6 places with tag "Traditional snacks"

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Numerous dark brown cucur cakes with golden-brown ruffled edges are closely arranged on a surface, with a bright, blurred background.
Food & Beverage Stall & street food

Cucur KM 2

Cucur KM 2, located near Monalisa Hotel, is a renowned food establishment specializing in the traditional Indonesian snack known as Cucur. Cucur is a…

Waikabubak
A blue and brown street food stall, DD Azhar 75, displays fried Molen and other Indonesian snacks on a sunny street in Waikabubak, Sumba.
Food & Beverage Restaurant

DD Azhar 75

DD Azhar 75, located next to JNE Waikabubak, is a standout food stall specializing in Indonesian snacks, with a unique focus on its signature…

Waikabubak
A brightly lit metal food stall, Martabak Bangka Putra Rengast, stands at night, displaying "Terang Bulan" and "Bangka" in red letters, with menu boards and a pink gas cylinder nearby.
Food & Beverage Restaurant

Martabak Bangka Putra Rengast

Martabak Bangka Putra Rengast, located next to Manandang Store, is renowned for its exceptional Martabak and Terang Bulan, two popular Indonesian pancake delicacies. The…

Waikabubak
A glass display case filled with various Indonesian traditional snacks and cakes, including decorated cakes, fried pastries, and green rolled treats.
Food & Beverage Stall & street food

Mustika Store

Mustika Store, located across from Wahyu Store, stands as one of the oldest and most cherished cake shops in Waikabubak city, renowned for its…

Waikabubak
A wooden Onde-Onde Mini food stall stands on a dirt path, displaying numerous round pastries under a bright blue sky in Waikabubak, Sumba. A political banner and palm trees are visible nearby.
Food & Beverage Restaurant

Onde-Onde Food Stall

Located directly across from JNE Waikabubak, Onde-Onde Food Stall specializes in mini-sized onde-onde, a beloved Indonesian treat. Onde-onde are traditional rice flour balls filled…

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A street food stall displays numerous traditional Indonesian snacks, including golden-brown fried items, colorful layered cakes, and vibrant jelly drinks.
Food & Beverage Stall & street food

Warung Bambu

Warung Bambu is an iconic establishment in West Sumba, known for its unique offering of traditional Indonesian snacks. It stands out as the only…

Waikabubak
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