Your Food Photos: Asia -- National Geographic

Penang, Malaysia
Photograph by Srinivasan Ramakrishnan, My Shot
This is a Chinese hot pot, or steamboat, photographed in Penang, Malaysia.
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Pratunam, Thailand
Photograph by Thanh Lai, My Shot
I was walking around the streets in Pratunam, Thailand, at 11 p.m. looking for street food. My older sister (with a look of shock and excitement) tells me this vendor has been here at the exact same spot for 25-plus years making fried doughnuts.
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Delhi, India
Photograph by Romeo Wee Edong, My Shot
Food delivery in one of the streets in Old Delhi
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Melaka City, Malaysia
Photograph by Edgar Alan Yap, My Shot
An assortment of street food is laid out at the weekly Jonker Walk Night Market in Melaka City, Malaysia.
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Beijing, China
Photograph by Douglas Bakshian, My Shot
I saw these grilled scorpions at a festival in Beijing. Their upward pointing claws created a satanic image, like the devil's pitchfork. Besides the jumbo black ones, and the bite-size whites, you could follow up with a snack of grilled locusts. I was not feeling adventurous.
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Pakistan
Photograph by Pervaiz Saeed, My Shot
This variation of flatbread, made from ground wholemeal flour, is a popular part of Pakistani cuisine. Here the cooked roti is being removed from the heated pit with the help of thin metal rods.
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Hyderabad, India
Photograph by Rakesh Kalyankar, My Shot
Sugar- and cream-filled savory, at a bakery in Hyderabad, India
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China
Photograph by Min Shi, My Shot
Grilled pachyrhizus is a popular food in the northern part of China.
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Kolkata, India
Photograph by Mahfuzul Hasan Bhuiyan, My Shot
Street food is very popular with tourists in India, especially in Kolkata. Varieties of food and fruit juice shops attract tourists. Shops also create a colorful environment, which creates a competition to sell products. This shot was taken in a street in Kolkata.
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Harbin, China
Photograph by Hjortur Valgeirsson, My Shot
The picture was taken on the streets of Harbin in northern China in January 2011. The temperature in the city reaches minus 30°C. Street vendors line the streets selling sugared apples, candy floss, and even ice cream. This lady covers her face and is dressed in multiple layers to sustain the cold. The heat from the cooking and the breathing from the staff create an ever-present mist evaporating from the small cubicle. Taken with an EOS 7D, with Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 lens.
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Seoul, South Korea
Photograph by Michael Robinson, My Shot
This gives new meaning to "fried fish."
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Taipei City, Taiwan
Photograph by Steven Domjancic, My Shot
Interesting looking hot dogs are sold by this vendor in a small town just outside of Taipei City.
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Gujarat, India
Photograph by Sahil Lodha, My Shot
Somewhere in the vast and barren desert of Rann of Kutch in western Gujarat, a lady prepares roti for lunch for her family.
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Hoi An, Vietnam
Photograph by Eric Cheung, My Shot
I captured this photo on a street in Hoi An, Vietnam.
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Delhi, India
Photograph by Romeo Wee Edong, My Shot
Street food in Old Delhi
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Malaysia
Photograph by Wahyudhy Zukara, My Shot
A rich historical heritage has evidently resulted in an exotic cuisine. This picture of jackfruit was taken in my hometown of Terengganu, Malaysia, during a wedding feast.
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Tamil Nadu, India
Photograph by Thirumurugan Ponnusamy, My Shot
As it gets chilly and cold even at midday in the mountains, these warm, hard-to-resist corn kernels really sell like hotcakes among the local tourists in Yercaud Hills, Tamil Nadu, India.
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Hoi An, Vietnam
Photograph by Thomas Freeman, My Shot
Food ready to go in Hoi An, Vietnam
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India
Photograph by Vitaly Samartsev, My Shot
Street food
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India
Photograph by Marta Pallares, My Shot
Preparing street food
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Beijing, China
Photograph by Liz Chivvis, My Shot
On a trip to Beijing, we visited Wangfujing Street and I snapped this shot of one of the vendors and his starfish on a stick, waiting to be fried.
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Beijing, China
Photograph by Han Chong, Your Shot
Scorpions to be fried in Wangfujing Street, Beijing, China. In China, deep-fried scorpions are a delicious food.
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Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)
Photograph by Shashwat Saraf, My Shot
All the different parts of the pig are being sold on bamboo sticks on a street of Yangon.
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Taiwan
Photograph by Steven Domjancic, My Shot
This Taiwanese street-meat vendor takes his work very seriously, serving up delicious barbecue sausages, grilled to perfection.
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Hong Kong
Photograph by Mike Bove, My Shot
At the Shim Shui Po marketplace in Hong Kong, I tried to slide in and grab a shot really quick without being noticed. I do not believe I was successful.
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Yunnan, China
Photograph by Wen Ye, My Shot
A woman making a buckwheat pie on a slate in Qiunatong village, Yunnan, southwest China, near Myanmar (Burma)
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