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Cucur KM 2

Numerous dark brown cucur cakes with golden-brown ruffled edges are closely arranged on a surface, with a bright, blurred background.
A small, peach-colored food stall with a glass display case stands beside a dirt road and paved street under a bright blue sky in Sumba.
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Cucur KM 2, located near Monalisa Hotel, is a renowned food establishment specializing in the traditional Indonesian snack known as Cucur. Cucur is a sweet, round rice flour cake that holds a cherished place in Indonesian cuisine. Despite its modest and small size, this shop has gained widespread acclaim throughout Waikabubak in West Sumba for its authenticity and exceptional taste. It is considered the best place in town to experience Cucur, and both locals and visitors are highly encouraged to sample this beloved treat.

Offering exceptional value, each Cucur is priced at only Rp 1,000, which is approximately $0.07 USD. This affordable price makes it an accessible and delightful snack for anyone exploring the area. Cucur KM 2 provides a genuine taste of local tradition and is a must-visit destination for those seeking to enjoy authentic Indonesian flavors.

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