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![]() ![]() Joined: 2005-06-03 Points: 748 | ![]() Firstly, thanks must go to English expat Mr Carey Harmer in Chengdu for his time, effort and thoughtfulness in producing and sharing the following information so that newcomers may feel more at ease when ordering food in Chinese restaurants. Well done, Carey ! ORDERING IN A CHINESE RESTAURANT FOR NEWCOMERS For quick meals. Sometimes surprisingly good. Most dishes about 4 yuan to 10 yuan, menu written on the wall. Individual bowls or plates, each person chooses their own, can be all different. You can use a tissue to wipe the table and your chopsticks. Never mind the state of the walls or floor, you don’t eat off them. If they don’t give you tea, there's no point in asking for it. Usually a watery soup supplied free with the rest. In some larger places you have to order and pay near the entrance, then go in, sit down and give the ticket to the waitress. 鸡蛋炒饭 egg fried rice 西红柿炒鸡蛋 fried egg + tomatoes 牛肉刀削面 beef thick noodle soup Only some eateries (restaurants never) serve 二两 is a normal portion. 肉饺 meat dumplings SOUPS (usually a large bowl, thin soup) 番茄鸡蛋汤 egg + tomato soup PANCAKE TYPE DISHES 南瓜饼 pumpkin pie (sweet) When you have finished ordering the main dishes DRINKS 橙汁 orange juice PLEASE BRING: Please bring the bill: 买单 You can ask for a ‘doggy bag’ 请打包 to take uneaten food home. ------------------------------------------------------------------ TOILET SIGNS: 卫生间 or 厕所 male 男 female女 |
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oh, that is so useful for us, thanks very much.
another one 火锅 Hot Pot