Sentence examples similar to cart stall from inspiring English sources

The Wong brothers set up a push-cart stall to sell their laksa and the response to their recipe was overwhelming.

The dish is typically found at raan ahaan taam sang (made-to-order) carts, stalls and restaurants, which do a variety of dishes and are recognised by a tray or case of raw ingredients.

His father owned the Petal Peddler, which sold flowers through carts and stalls in malls in Southern California.

Hubu Alley isn't a restaurant – it's a T-shaped pedestrian area on the east side of the Yangtze, famed for the breakfast dishes sold by dozens of vendors from street carts and stalls.

Like all three fairs I visited, it was a labyrinth of temporary (food carts, concession stalls, traveling midway rides) and permanent structures (barns, exhibition halls), and as I wandered up and down the narrow paths between the stalls, I tried to divine the inscrutable calculus that goes into figuring out which booths go where.

It is sold as a street food from carts or stalls, in disposable cups with thick sweet syrup and various crunchy toppings such as chopped pistachios or coconut.

He was a wealthy, retired director of an advertising firm, and his life's work seemed to be pushing a shopping cart among the stalls of London's Portobello Road antique market.

All that is left is this stalled cart of Republican right-wing failure.

The brothers said their father had been compelled to earn a meager living selling vegetables from a cart after his market stall, located near a Jewish settlement enclave, was seized by settlers who took over the building.

"When I came out, I saw burning carts and merchant stalls, and children crying and women screaming out of fear.

"There was a mutton stall beside the cart where my son sold fruit.