Street Food Festival

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My daughter noticed an ad for a street food festival at the harbor and we decided to take a look and perhaps eat there if there was something interesting.

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The parking lot was full, which is why we left our car in a further one across the road.

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Ok. Looks promising.

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Hmmm. No street foods. Lures. The brand name "Petturi" means traitor. This type of humor is typical of the provinces of Northern and Southern Savo.

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Looks like a fish market going by what reads on those stands.

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Is this the right place? Juices and various berry products for sale.

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This cafeteria is open.

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Typical stuff sold on markets. Not just food but clothes, too.

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Pancakes and what have you but no sign of the street food festival advertised near the parking lot.

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Lake cruises are still on. That's nice.

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Pancakes

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Smoked venison! Quite expensive, though.


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The street food market was actually on the other side of the area.

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Flamed salmon

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B-b-b-b-b-bad to the bone

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"Mexico in one bite"

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They had some interesting Asian burger thing. But as the place was super crowded and the queue was very long my wife got tired of waiting. After I checked and it turned out their portions were small and €12 a piece, we decided to head for city center for Chinese.


After we got back home, I had to assume horizontal position to be comfortable. Fell asleep, too.

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