Stall, booth and kiosk are all names for small sales areas, often erected on the street which may be temporary, semi permanent or permanent. What these places sell defines them - so a place selling cheese may be described a s a 'cheese stall' or a 'cheese kiosk.' If it is really just erected for a day, it may even be described a s 'cheese table.' if the construction is that basic.
Example sentences-
1. Have you gotten anything to eat from the ramen kiosk?
2. The ramen stall down the street has the best noodles around in my opinion!
3. I think I will open up a ramen cart with my grandmothers recipe.
例文：
1. Have you gotten anything to eat from the ramen kiosk?
ラーメンの屋台で食べるもの買った？
2. The ramen stall down the street has the best noodles around in my opinion!
その通りを降りて行ったところのラーメン屋台は、私の意見では一番のラーメンです。
3. I think I will open up a ramen cart with my grandmothers recipe.
おばあちゃんのレシピでラーメンの屋台を開くと思います。
"A ramen mobile food cart".
"A ramen street vendor".
"A ramen stand".
"Ramen" is Japans most popular dish. "Ramen" stalls are very common and popular in Japan. These stalls are mobile food stalls in Japan, they set up in the early evening on pedestrian walkways. "Ramen" is a Chinese style wheat noodle dish served in meat of occasional fish broth often flavored with soy sauce."Ramen" is an inexpensive and widely available dish which is ideal for budget travelers. Ramen noodles get soggy quickly and have to be eaten immediately after being served.
日本 
南アフリカ 
イギリス 
アメリカ合衆国 
