A not yet unpacked street stall

Coffee and toast?

It looks like a vendor for traditional coffee, tea, milk drinks, and probably bread and sung-ka-ya?

Hmmm. Funnily, I am rather confused why there’s a common mistake of writing unpack to mean still packed… Not yet unpacked is what I would write for what you mean in this post… unpack=to empty, thus, unpacked=emptied which this stall is not. I wonder if it’s a mistake that oddly belongs to native English speakers, which I am not.

Is it a nam tofu stall that also sells small bread pieces with sankaya?

Yep; coffee (and other drinks) and toast–well done! I reckon anybody familiar with these dishes will see the scoop tool and the cans of condensed milk as giveaways.

nalika: It is in fact a common mistake made my native English speakers. Check out the link I supplied for an explanation.

Yes, I read the explanation from the link, but while it introduces there is such a phenomenon, it doesn’t quite explain why it commonly occurs to native speakers.