In Lhokseumawe, Indonesia, a man in a blue and black shirt and an apron is skillfully preparing a drink using a traditional pouring method. He holds two large metal pitchers, pouring a stream of dark liquid (likely tea or coffee) from a height between them, which causes steam to rise and probably aerates the drink. This technique is often used for 'Teh Tarik' or 'Kopi Tarik'. Another man in a red and black shirt is visible in the background to the left, also working behind a counter. The scene is an indoor commercial kitchen or a bustling street food stall, dimly lit except for bright artificial lights that illuminate the preparation area and create glare, highlighting the rising steam. Shelves filled with packaged instant drinks in sachets line the back wall. The overall atmosphere appears hazy or smoky, suggesting a busy environment. The activity takes place at night, as indicated by the reliance on artificial lighting. No discernible text is visible in the frame.