The Starbucks at the centre of the Jakarta attack less than three weeks ago has reopened with regulars showing little fear in returning.
Levin Librawin and Edo Ajie were among dozens of locals to return to the coffee shop on Monday, saying they held few concerns for their safety.
"We were hoping to get a discount though," Edo joked.
The pair were working in a neighbouring office block when suicide bombers and gunmen targeted the coffee chain outlet and traffic police post nearby on the morning of January 14.
Eight people - four members of the public and four attackers - were killed.
"It was quite shocking," Levin said.
While he and Edo had some hesitation about returning to the site it wasn't enough to keep them away.
Another regular, Liusiana, said her return to the Starbucks on Monday was less about showing solidarity than convenience.
"My office is nearby, it's close to anywhere.
As to whether she was afraid: "Not really. There's always risk anywhere you are."
Staff at the cafe, which has seen little change to its layout prior to the attack, were wearing red shirts with "#sharelove" emblazoned on their backs.
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