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Ordering Food-Beef Noodle

Posted on July 29, 2022March 20, 2023 by tiffany

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我wǒ要yào1 碗wǎn______ 我wǒ要yào1 碗wǎn______ 

I’d like a (bowl of) ____________


Dialogue

服務生fúwùshēng: 歡迎huānyíng光臨guānglín, 請問qǐngwèn幾jǐ位wèi?服务员fúwùyuán: 欢迎huānyíng光临guānglín, 请问qǐngwèn几jǐ位wèi?
Waiter: Welcome! How many in your party?

我wǒ: 兩liǎng位wèi我wǒ: 两liǎng位wèi
I: Two.

服務生fúwùshēng: 來lái, 這邊zhèbiān請qǐng服务员fúwùyuán: 来lái, 这边zhèbiān请qǐng
Waiter: This way, please!

___________________________

服務生fúwùshēng: 準備zhǔnbèi好hǎo要yào點餐diǎncān了le嗎ma?服务员fúwùyuán: 两liǎng位wèi想xiǎng吃chī点儿diǎnr什么shénme?
Waiter: Are you ready to order?

我wǒ: 我wǒ要yào兩碗liǎngwǎn紅燒hóngshāo牛肉麵niúròumiàn我wǒ: 我wǒ要yào两碗liǎngwǎn红烧hóngshāo牛肉面niúròumiàn
I: I’d like two braised beef noodle, please.

服務生fúwùshēng: 好的hǎode, 還hái需要xūyào什麼shénme嗎ma?服务员fúwùyuán: 好的hǎode, 还hái要yào别的biéde吗ma?
Waiter: Sure! Anything else?

我wǒ: 不用búyòng了le, 謝謝xièxie!我wǒ: 不用búyòng了le, 谢谢xièxie!
I: No, thanks.

Simplified (China)

Traditional (Taiwan)

Vocabulary (Taiwan — China)

紅燒hóngshāo红烧hóngshāo
Braise in soy sauce

番茄fānqié – 西紅柿xīhóngshì番茄fānqié – 西红柿xīhóngshì
Tomato

清燉qīngdùn清炖qīngdùn
Clear-broth

細麵xì miàn细面xì miàn
Thin noodle

寬麵kuān miàn宽面kuān miàn
Thick noodle

小菜xiǎo cài小菜xiǎo cài
Side dish

豆乾dòu gān豆干dòu gān
Dried tofu

酸菜suān cài酸菜suān cài
Chinese sauerkraut

牛筋niú jīn牛筋niú jīn
Beef tendon

半筋bàn jīn半肉bàn ròu半筋bàn jīn半肉bàn ròu
Beef and beef tendon

牛肉湯niú ròu tāng麵miàn牛肉汤niú ròu tāng面miàn
Beef noodle without meat

F.Y.I

紅燒红烧 hóngshāo: A cooking method typically used for meats and poultry, where the ingredients are simmered in a seasoned liquid containing soy sauce, sugar, wine, scallions, ginger, and other flavorings until they become tender and flavorful.

清燉清炖 qīngdùn: A cooking method typically used for braising meats and poultry, where the ingredients are simmered in plain water with salt or other seasonings to enhance their natural flavor and retain their original taste.

酸菜酸菜 suāncài: It is made by fermenting and pickling vegetables, usually napa cabbage, in a mixture of salt, vinegar, and other seasonings. The resulting pickle has a tangy and slightly sour flavor, hence the name “suān cài,” which means “sour vegetable” in Chinese.

Beef Noodle is a famous Taiwanese dish that consists of savory broth, tender beef, and chewy wheat noodles. The broth is often made from a combination of beef bones, vegetables, and various aromatic spices such as star anise, cinnamon, and ginger. The beef is usually stewed for hours until it becomes fall-apart tender, and the noodles are cooked separately and then added to the broth along with the beef. Beef Noodle Soup is often garnished with green onions, cilantro, and pickled mustard greens to add extra flavor and texture. It is a beloved dish in Taiwan and can be found in many restaurants and street vendors throughout the country.

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