_A focused Malay man in his 40s, wearing a bandana, standing in a night-time food stall, calmly and expertly preparing traditional Malay sian Teh Tarik. He’s dressed in a short-sleeved shirt with a black apron written " VOKAB TT ", holding two steel Teh Tarik mug. His left arm is raised high above his head, pouring steaming hot tea from first mug in a long, smooth stream down to the second mug held low in his right hand, showcasing the pulling signature motion that creates bubbles on the tea’s surface. The hot tea flows in a precise, straight stream directly from the upper mug into the lower mug held below, creating a perfect 'pulling' effect that lands accurately inside the mug below. Wisps of steam rise visibly from the tea, adding to the warmth of the scene. The area is lit with warm, dim lighting, giving it a nostalgic, cozy vibe. Around him, typical food stall items like cups, utensils, and colorful containers are neatly arranged on a stainless-steel counter. The blurred background shows soft lights and faint silhouettes of people, capturing the lively yet relaxed atmosphere of a Malaysian night market
