pavement stall

He walked alongside a couple towards a religious pavement stall, breaking away to stand behind a mother and child at the counter.

And it's at these pavement stalls where you can sample some of China's weirdest culinary creations.

Big shopping centres have come up, and along with it there has been a large increase in small shops and pavement stalls.

Trishaw peddlers began to appear in the 1960s and some of them set up pavement stalls making mohinga available all day.

Do not buy flowering pot plants or any other house plants from pavement stalls, as icy winds may have damaged them - even if they don't show it at once.

Between the two stretches the Mall, crowded with tourists who ride on ponies, buy pink and purple woolens from the pavement stalls, eat ice cream and play video games.

One of the most popular teashops in Yangon in the late 1970s was called Shwe Hleiga (Golden Stairs) by popular acclaim as it was just a pavement stall, with low tables and stools for the customers, at the bottom of a stairwell in downtown Yangon.