Sentences with phrase «traditional food stalls»

A small cluster of warung or traditional food stalls sell local meals, snacks and cold drinks here.

A week - long event, it takes places in villages around the Cypriot coast, which host sailing and swimming competitions, fairs, traditional food stalls, and special events.

If you visit the fortress on a Tuesday evening, you'll find lots of traditional food stalls, live bands and other cultural events as part of the weekly Bon Bini festival.

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Some of that existing culture is culinary, and while the Saturday market only contained six small stalls, the traditional food choices were many.

Frequented by tourists and locals alike, visitors revel in its 800 concept stalls, featuring designer labels, traditional art and eclectic street food.

Plymouth City Market Explore a traditional local market in the heart of Plymouth, with over 100 stalls of fresh, locally sourced foods, family - run stalls.

Come on a Tuesday evening, and you can join in the weekly Bon Bini Cultural Festival, which has stalls with local crafts and traditional food, as well as a steel band and exhibitions of Aruban music and dance.

For traditional Balinese food, visitors should schedule an outing to one of the local stalls, or warung, specializing babi guling (roast suckling pig).

As part of Merida's Sunday Fiesta every week in the main Plaza Grande, not only do you get live entertainment, but also the square is filled with street - food stalls, and the park comes alive with vendors selling traditional crafts and clothes.

The celebrations consist of a large procession parading a chosen emperor or empress from the nearby towns, circled by residents performing traditional dances, with food stalls lining the streets serving up freshly caught seafood.

Browse stalls selling baubles and traditional gifts, mulled wine and hot food; wonder at bright Christmas trees and enjoy a sleigh ride through snow - laden forests - our festive rail tours offer diverse and exciting experiences, and an opportunity to see Europe in a new light.

Open air stalls have the advantage over traditional restaurants of being able to watch your food as it is prepared.

Mindil Beach Sunset Markets are another popular place to visit, with international food stalls, homewares and crafts as well as traditional aboriginal art.

The 180 + wooden stalls selling traditional food — sausages and mulled wine, of course — attracts nearly 2 million visitors each year.

To sample real, traditional Balinese food you'll have to sample the cuisine cooked at home by the people of the island or try a dish from one of the many street side food stalls called «warungs».

You can also find numerous restaurants, cafes, and even food stalls offering an extensive range of Nyonya cuisine (a combination of traditional Chinese, Malay and sundry cooking styles), satay celup, and local desserts at affordable prices.