Chinese Lunch (中式午餐) Posted by sasha on Jan 17, 2017 in Culture
What do Chinese people eat for lunch? I’ll give you a clue – it’s not General Tso’s chicken or egg rolls! Want to see what a real Chinese lunch looks like? You’ve come to the right place!
Check out some common lunch foods from across China in this short video, from Beijing, to Xi’an, to Wuhan, and all the way down to Yunnan province:
午餐 – wǔ cān
lunch
土豆丝 – tǔ dòu sī
shredded potatoes
拍黄瓜 – pāi huáng guā
cucumber salad
馄饨 – hún tún
wonton soup
饺子 – jiǎo zi
dumplings
驴肉火烧 – lǘ ròu huǒ shāo
donkey meat sandwich
凉皮 – liáng pí
cold noodles
羊肉泡馍 – yáng ròu pào mó
lamb stew w/ unleavened bread
肉夹馍 – ròu jiā mó
“Chinese hamburger”
烤鱿鱼 – kǎo yóu yú
grilled squid
猪蹄 – zhū tí
trotters
热干面 – rè gān miàn
“hot dry noodles”
过桥米线 – guò qiáo mǐ xiàn
Over the Bridge Rice Noodles
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Comments:
sean Song:
Ha, now you guys know how dangerous we Chinese are?
We eat basically everything on this planet! i kinda miss the time I was in my hometown now. Toronto has a lot great chinese restaurants, but you could only find “路边摊” on the sidewalk of the busy street in China!
sasha:
@sean Song Thanks for the comment, Sean! Chinese street food is the best. I miss it all the time, too!