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A bustling pedestrian street in Little India, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, lined with colorful shopfronts displaying signs for restaurants like "Bhavan" and "A2B Veg Restaurant," jewellery stores, and textile shops. Blue and yellow plastic chairs are arranged along outdoor dining areas under a blue canopy tent, where locals sit eating street food. A street vendor stands near a food cart displaying pani puri (golgappa) in a glass container. The brick-paved walkway stretches into the distance, flanked on the right by ornate Hindu temple architecture with blue and gold decorative elements. Tall modern buildings rise in the background, contrasting with the traditional shophouses. Pedestrians walk along the lane, and vibrant banners and signage in multiple languages add to the lively, multicultural atmosphere. Stacked chairs in blue and yellow sit ready for more customers along the busy food street.

A Thai street market in the evening or early morning, mostly closed down with stalls covered by blue and white striped tarpaulins. A narrow wet concrete aisle runs through the center of the covered market, with a red motorcycle parked in the middle distance. On the left side, a woman vendor in an apron stands behind her stall, which displays bowls of fresh vegetables and ingredients on tables with colorful plastic stools and baskets underneath. Signs in Thai script hang from poles and above stalls, including advertisements for "Roti Mataba" and "Roti Pizza" with a phone number (096-1386434), along with menu prices of 40 and 50 baht. On the right side, wooden stools and small tables sit in front of covered food stalls, with yellow and blue price signs advertising tea and coffee. The market has a corrugated metal roof with fluorescent and CFL lights illuminating the space. The damp floor and quiet atmosphere suggest the market is either closing for the night or has not yet fully opened.

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