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粿條 (gwo2 tiu4) — Kway Teow, a type of rice noodle in Cantonese

gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條
简 粿条
Mandarin Pinyin: guo3 tiao2

Meaning of 粿條

nounKway Teow, a type of rice noodle

Example Sentences with 粿條

ngoˏ₅我sikˍ₆食gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條
I eat kway teow.
unˊ²碗gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條geiˊ²幾houˊ²好sikˍ₆食
This bowl of kway teow is quite tasty.
soengˊ²想sikˍ₆食unˊ²碗gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條
I want to eat a bowl of kway teow.
niˉ¹呢douˍ₆度gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條zing˗₃正
The kway teow here is excellent.
giu˗₃叫unˊ²碗gwoˊ²粿tiuˎ₄條tongˉ¹湯
Order a bowl of kway teow soup.
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Characters in 粿條

粿gwo2
(steamed) rice cake
條tiu4
item; article; clause

Words Containing 粿條

炒粿條caau2 gwai3 diu1 [馬] caau2 gwai2 diu1
fried koay teow (rice noodles, broader than 米粉 but narrower than 沙河粉 or 豬腸粉) | A common dish in Southeast Asia and Southeast China. Fried Koay Teow is usu. fried with pork lard, chilli, prawns, mussels (螄蚶), eggs and sometimes 臘腸. This dish varies from place to place. In Malaysia and Singapore, Penang Fried Koay Teow is the definitive style.

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