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Taste Re-chao

Posted on July 31, 2022March 15, 2023 by tiffany

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這zhè很hěn__(鹹)__xián这zhè很hěn__(咸)__xián

This one is quite ___(salty)___


Dialogue

店diàn員yuán: 請問qǐngwèn味道wèidào還hái可以kěyǐ嗎ma?店diàn员yuán: 请问qǐngwèn味道wèidao还hái行xíng吗ma?
Waiter: How is today’s meal?

我wǒ: 這個zhège很hěn鹹xián! 我wǒ: 这个zhèige很hěn咸xián!
I: This one is quite salty.

店diàn員yuán: 真是zhēnshì不好意思bùhǎoyìsi, 馬上mǎshàng幫bāng您nín重做chóngzuò一份yífèn店diàn员yuán: 真是zhēnshì不好意思bùhǎoyìsi, 马上mǎshàng帮bāng您nín重做chóngzuò一份yífèn
Waiter: I’m sorry about that. I will prepare another one for you.

我wǒ: 不用búyòng了le, 沒關係méiguānxī! 我wǒ: 不用búyòng了le, 沒事儿méishìr!
I: Nah, it’s fine. No worries!

Simplified (China)

Traditional (Taiwan)

Vocabulary

鹹xián咸xián
Salty

酸suān酸suān
Sour

甜tián甜tián
Sweet

苦kǔ苦kǔ
Bitter

辣là辣là
Spicy

生shēng生shēng
Raw

硬yìng硬yìng
Hard/Tough

油yóu油yóu
Oily

好吃hǎochī好吃hǎochī
Delicious

難吃nánchī难吃nánchī
Taste bad

奇怪qíguài奇怪qíguài
Strange

噁心ěxīn恶心ěxīn
Disgusting

F.Y.I

A stir-fried Restaurant in Taiwan is called 熱炒rèchǎo热炒rèchǎo This restaurant provides beers, cold side dishes, and fried food served fast and hot. Best of all, the price is very reasonable!

【How to order in 熱炒rèchǎo热炒rèchǎo restaurant】

First of all, select the seafood you like in the tank and tell the cook how you like it to be cooked.
And then go back to your seat, mark the other dishes you want on the menu sheet. Don’t forget to put on your table number before you hand it to a server. Beers are self-serve. Normally, you can get it from the fridge by yourself. ( Some stores may have sexy shot girls in small dresses patrol the tables and bring beer to the guests of the restaurant.) When you take the check, the server will come to check your menu sheet and count your empty bottles and then tell you how much it is.

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