Angkringan from the Javanese

Angkringan (derived from the Javanese 'Angkring', which means sit down) is a push gerobag that sells a variety of foods and beverages that are common in each side of roads in Central Java and Yogyakarta. In Sala known as the stalls hic ("special meal a la the village"). Angkringan Gerobag ordinary plastic sheeting covered with a cloth and can carry about 8 people a buyer. Operates from the afternoon, he relied on the traditional lighting of senthir, and also aided by the bright street lights.

Foods sold include rice cat, fried intestines satay (chicken), sate quail egg, chips and others. Dijualpun assortment of beverages such as tea, citrus, coffee, tape, wedang ginger and milk. All sold at a very affordable price.

Although the price is cheap, but consumers are highly varied stalls. Starting from rickshaw drivers, construction workers, office workers, students, artists, even to the officials and executives. Between buyers and sellers are often seen chatting to relax in an atmosphere of family.