SURABAYA, Indonesia -- From the steamy "sois," or backstreets, of Bangkok to the cobblestone alleyways of Hanoi and the hawker centers of Singapore, Southeast Asia boasts some of the most famous street food on the planet. Abounding with flavor and improbably cheap, the meals are steeped in stories of trade, migration and changing identities.

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