加餸

gaa1 sung3

to have an extra dish or more in a meal

鹹餸

haam4 sung3

the vegetables | meat dishes (usually with a slightly salty flavour) to accompan

煮餸

zyu2 sung3

(verb) to cook; to make dishes

買餸

maai5 sung3

(verb) 1. To do groceries; 2. Buy some take out

細餸

sai3 sung3

eat a small quantity of the accompanying dishes (food such as the meat and veget

切餸

cit3 sung3

cutting of vegetables

大餸

daai6 sung3

people who only eat the accompanying dishes but not eat the rice

睇餸食飯

tai2 sung3 sik6 faan6

describes when one is required to be aware of the current situation and react in

屋企餸

uk1 kei5*2 sung3

home-made dishes

整餸

zing2 sung3

to cook and prepare meal

叫餸

giu3 sung3

to order food (eating out)

餸菜

sung3 coi3

the accompanying dishes to a meal

冇餸飯

mou5 sung3 faan6

there's not much to eat, usually used just as a humble expression of modesty by

挾餸

gaap3 sung3

to pick up the food with chopsticks

飯餸

faan6 sung3

dishes. Usually refers to food taken along with rice.

餸頭餸尾

sung3 tau4 sung3 mei5

leftovers (food)