"Tsuei King Lau" - Tsuei means drunk. However, for the word "King" (doesn't mean king actually), is anyone who is good at Chinese character can tell me the exact meaning of this word. I can only guess it may refer to something elegant in flavour and shape. Correct me if I am wrong. Ok, I often tell that if a restaurant can't cook good rice, then no matter how good their dishes are, I wouldn't remark it as a qualified restaurant. See how they shape up this bowl of rice. It's called "handsome boy" in Cantonese. Don't know why it's named like that. Don't think I am crazy to put the ginger and scallion slices on the rice. Those ginger and scallion slices were soaked in salty chicken soup. It's so so so goooooood.......
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
steamed rice
"Tsuei King Lau" - Tsuei means drunk. However, for the word "King" (doesn't mean king actually), is anyone who is good at Chinese character can tell me the exact meaning of this word. I can only guess it may refer to something elegant in flavour and shape. Correct me if I am wrong. Ok, I often tell that if a restaurant can't cook good rice, then no matter how good their dishes are, I wouldn't remark it as a qualified restaurant. See how they shape up this bowl of rice. It's called "handsome boy" in Cantonese. Don't know why it's named like that. Don't think I am crazy to put the ginger and scallion slices on the rice. Those ginger and scallion slices were soaked in salty chicken soup. It's so so so goooooood.......
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