Traditional Goats Market

On Saturday, Nov 5, 2011 at 7.06am

Pasar Kambing is a name known citizens of Semarang as traditional goats market.
On an ordinary day, a traditional market is always selling farm animals like goats. Already nearly 30 years where there are no significant changes. Still selling goats by the roadside around the traffic light at the end of the Tentara Pelajar street.  
Ahead of Eid al-Adha feast day like today, the feast which is identical with the slaughter of animals as a sacrifice. This place adds to stock of farm animals particularly special for goats.

Pak Hasto Javanese Noodles

On Tuesday, Nov 1, 2011 at 6.22pm

Several food stalls along the road was opened in the Tentara Pelajar Street in the city of Semarang.  
One is the food stalls Suko Laras of Mr. Hasto who sells javanese noodles as the main menu.
This is the first since its establishment in 1988 was in the Tentara Pelajar street.

Originally as a chef is Mr (Pak). Hasto directly, but now that cooking is his biological son named Mas Ari.
Mas is a call to the young man or an elder person in javanese culture.
 

Mr. Surip's Food Stall

On Thursday, Oct 13, 2011 at 6.43pm

as usual, the consumer eating a meal in this food stalls start at the evening.
Mr. Surip's food stall stands at a bus terminal Ungaran area since 2003.  
The original chef at this place is Mr. Surip itself. But since he died in 2007, this business still operates with continued by his daughter and his nephew.  

These stalls selling food such as fried rice, fried noodles and noodle soup with chicken or tripe flavor.