食粥食飯

sik6 zuk1 sik6 faan6

could be good or could be bad (lit., "whether we eat porridge or rice...")

拌飯

bun6 faan6

[1] a mixed rice dish [2] the Korean dish bibimbap (more specifically 韓式拌�

食軟飯

sik6 jyun5 faan6

describes the situation where a man who doesn't work hard in life takes the easy

便飯

bin6 faan6

(noun) Simply home-make dishes

乞兒兜度嗱飯食

hat1 ji1 dau1 dou6 naa2 faan6 sik6

literally: grabbing rice from a beggar's bowl to eat; to bully and exploit disad

飯量

faan6 loeng6

appetite; eating capacity

食皇家飯

sik6 wong4 gaa1 faan6

to be jailed (slang)

咬飯

ngaau5 faan6

to eat [colloquial]

裝飯

zong1 faan6

to fill a bowl with rice

吔飯

jaak3 faan6

to eat [colloquial]

爛飯

laan6 faan6

softened rice

金飯碗

gam1 faan6 wun2

a well-paid job (lit., "golden rice bowl"); "golden handcuffs"

米飯班主

mai5 faan6 baan1 zyu2

a benefactor; a patron

午飯

ng5 faan6

afternoon meal

開飯喇

hoi1 faan6 laa1

it's time to have dinner: "dinner time!"

飯氣攻心

faan6 hei3 gung1 sam1

feeling sleepy after eating food

餞行飯

zin3 hang4 faan6

farewell lunch

飯館

faan6 gun2

restaurant (esp. Chinese)

皇家飯

wong4 gaa1 faan6

prison food [colloquial]

食咗飯未呀

sik6 zo2 faan6 mei6 aa1

have you eaten yet? (spoken)