One recent dinner hour, there was a steady, if not bustling, line at the counter, where two seemingly dispirited workers glumly assembled the three items on the menu — the ssäm (a flour pancake filled with meat or tofu, rice, beans, Kewpie slaw, and a kimchi purée), a rice bowl of similar ingredients, and steamed buns.
It's hardly a bustling line-up, but if you've always loved Nintendo or are happy with five or six beautifully crafted titles a year, this strange machine is still worth a look.
This was a thoroughly intelligent display, their youthful midfield defying its inexperience and a bustling forward line, supplied intelligently from the flanks, prising the hosts apart.
Main Street later became a bustling road lined with restaurants, hardware shops, a movie theater and department stores.
King Taco owns El Taurino, and both have a terrific atmosphere — bustling assembly-line kitchens, lively patrons, Latin-themed jukeboxes.
But there is not much payoff for trying to unscramble the pile-on of bustling contrapuntal lines that Mahler writes, which came across here as textural and impetuous.
But by and large, the political desires voiced along the bustling skyscraper-lined, traffic-jammed streets oddly echoed those that have surfaced in suburban cul-de-sacs, highway shopping plazas and serene country lanes from New Mexico to Maine.
The shooting in Kfar Saba was on Six-Day Street, a bustling thoroughfare lined with restaurants that is named after the lightning war in 1967 in which Israel captured the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights.
But Third Avenue, a bustling street lined with bakeries, pizzerias, candy stores and diners, has enjoyed some form of public transportation since the 1860s, according to Lawrence Stelter, the Bay Ridge Community Board's historian.
The curving cobblestone streets present a dichotomy as they wind from historic sites like the recently restored St. Columb's Cathedral, past a row of cannons that once protected the city, and on to bustling avenues lined with modern cafes and shops.
In a quarantined town named Telata, the empty stalls of a normally bustling market lined the road.
