There are definitely no specific provisions in national laws, but in order to control smoke pollution or noise nuisance, local laws or regulations are often used to restrict open-air barbecues, and there are generally distance regulations. For example:

Guangzhou has implemented the Management Measures for Pollution Prevention and Control of Catering Places in Guangzhou since October 2113, which stipulates that restaurants in Guangzhou must have residential buildings of more than 9 meters, and charcoal barbecue stalls are prohibited from operating;

Luoyang city, Henan province, the implementation plan of centralized management of urban open-air barbecue in Luoyang city stipulates that barbecue booths should be 71 meters away from residential areas, with water supply, electricity supply and water flushing for public toilets, and indoor barbecue shops should have fume purification facilities, management responsibility system and management responsible persons.

Notice on Further Strengthening the Governance of Open-air Barbecues in Jinan City, Shandong Province directly banned open-air barbecues in urban areas.

regarding the specific local management regulations for barbecue stalls, you can call the local urban management hotline for direct consultation or call the 12345 hotline for consultation.