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纽约的街头小贩多是新移民,他们忙于生计,没有时间和精力与市议员斡旋,加上英语不好,在关系到生计和前程的大事上,往往非常被动街头美食汇在纽约,街头小贩有将近一半是做食品生意的。纽约见不到大陆和台湾那样的小吃一条街。除非逢年过节或夏天,街头派对的各种小吃会集中在一条街上,平时是见不到集中的特色小吃摊的。但在一些城市的街头,尤其是公司比较集中的地段,常有餐车提供午餐。这种街头餐车多在人流多的街头,在纽约这样的旅游城市更是星罗棋布。纽约市有530辆小餐车,405辆全
Street hawkers in New York are mostly new immigrants. They are busy with livelihoods, have no time and energy to use their good offices with the city council members, and they have poor English. Very often, passive street food meets in New York City when it comes to their livelihood and future. Nearly half is doing food business. New York can not see such a snack street as the mainland and Taiwan. Unless the festivals or summer, street party snacks will be concentrated in a street, usually can not see the concentration of specialty snack stalls. However, in some city streets, especially the more concentrated areas of the company, there are often dining cars for lunch. This street car more crowded streets, in New York this tourist city is dotted. New York City has 530 small car, 405 cars