Translation of "Wet market" in German

The sheer mass of activity leaves this wet market quite grungy and gritty.

Two minutes walk can reach wet market for all fresh cooking ingredients.

At the wet market, you’ll learn about the spices and ingredients that are essential to Sichuan cooking.

There are many eateries at the D’Talipapa (local wet market) where guests can eat as much seafood they desire at very affordable prices.

Visit a local wet market to see locals bargaining and buying fresh produce, meat and seafood and see what’s in season.

Guests can also discover a different side of the city with local food, street eateries, wet market and shopping centers nearby.

The success of its sales in the wet wall market has come out of its close co-operation not only on the technical aspects of manufacturing but exploiting Acotec's marketing and support expertise.

Asam pedas stingray (sour and spicy stew), beef rendang (braised meat cooked in coconut milk and spices) and goreng pisang (banana fritters) are just some of the Malay dishes on offer at the hawker centre, housed on the second floor of the wet market.

One of its customers, Rakennusbetoni ja Elementti Oy, has built up a 50 per cent share of the Finnish wet wall market over a period of only ten years.

The extensively automated, high-end KBA Commander CT is extremely successful in the wet offset print market with 25 presses ordered so far (1)

This famous four-storey landmark contains both wet and dry markets.

At first, local wet floor markets, but later on electronic auction markets locally interconnected.

Visit several wet markets with pickled innards, fish heads, funeral supplies and odd foods.

Crowd control will be implemented at four wet markets, with the last digit of NRICs to determine entry (even for even days, odd for odd days).

The damping layer consisted of 41.7 wt.-% of cork flour with an average diameter of 250 microns, 16.6 wt.-% of a wetting agent marketed as SZ 449 (Bakelite), and 41.7 wt.-% of epoxy resin marketed as SB 330 (Bakelite).

One of the biggest and busiest wet markets in Singapore, Geylang Serai Market is both a vital social hub and a great place to expand your culinary horizons with some traditional Malay cuisine .

At the wet markets the floor can be slippery, so it is best to wear walking shoes with anti-slip soles (no flip-flops).

The time the city falls in to sleep is when Long Bien market wakes up, lively and teeming with stallholders from local wet markets, restaurants and other businesses, and their delivery vehicles.