“chow mein”造句，怎么用chow mein造句

Historically, many words of Chinese origin in English are popular Cantonese foods, borrowed directly from the dialect, for instance, chop suey, chow mein, or dim sum.

Without access to key ingredients from their homeland, Chinese immigrants working on the Central Pacific Railroad in the1860 s improvised dishes like chow mein and chop suey that nobody back in their native land would have recognized.

Beef and tomato chow mein

We ate lunch at 11,388 feet—the Bernese Alps, the Aletsch Glacier, chow mein and spring rolls.

Special Sunday lunch, said Mr Agarwal, as we heaped our plates with chicken chow mein and mixed fried rice from the buffet.

Your hair is like golden fried chow mein and your eyes like glistening oysters.

The product is wide, tidy, pliable and smooth, it is especially fit for making Chinese-style cold noodles, Korean-style cold noodles, boiled and strained noodles, chow mein, etc.

The product is wide, tidy, pliable and smooth, it is especially fit for making Chinese-style cold noodles, boiled and strained noodles, chow mein, etc.