Whether you're talking about halal food, sushi, bodego, chips, just everything.

不管你是在谈论清食品、寿司还是薯片，什么都可以。

In New York that role mainly falls to halal carts and fast-food chains.

在纽约，这个角色主要落在清手车和快餐连锁店身上。

It can house up to 120 people with separate areas for men and women halal food and prayers five times a day.

它最多可容纳120人，有单独的区供男性和女性食用清食品，每天祈祷五次。

Mr Baioumy runs one of Manhattan's " halal carts" , a term with a meaning specific to New York.

Baioumy 先生经营着的一辆“清手车”，这个词在纽约具有特定的含义。

Much like pho stalls in Hanoi or taco trucks in Los Angeles, New York's halal carts have similar menus, but each vendor has his own style.

就像河内的河粉摊或洛杉矶的炸玉米饼卡车一样，纽约的清手车也有类似的菜单，但每个供应商都有自己的风格。

Usually overseen by Afghans, Bangladeshis or Egyptians like him, they mainly serve halal chicken or lamb over rice or in a pita, garnished either with " white sauce" (a bafflingly popular spiced mayonnaise cut with vinegar) or hot sauce.

通常由像他这样的阿富汗人、孟加拉国人或埃及人监督，他们主要在米饭或皮塔饼中供应清鸡肉或羊肉， 配以“白酱” （一种令人费解的加醋调味的五香蛋黄酱）或辣酱。