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CANTONESE FOODS TOTE BAG
CANTONESE FOODS TOTE BAG
CANTONESE FOODS TOTE BAG

CANTONESE FOODS TOTE BAG

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It's all about the food, folks! Made of 100% cotton canvas, this roomy tote bag features some Canto cuisine faves + commonly said phrases when it comes to eating.

  • 14" W x 14.5" H x 3.75" D
  • Handle drop: 11.25"
  • Printed on one side only
  • Do not machine wash/dry
  • Spot clean only
  • Do not iron printed areas
  • Printed in Canada

Perfect for: getting groceries, making someone hungry, showing love for Canto comfort eats.

Here's what these words mean:
Sik lah (食啦) - eat now
Bolo bao (菠蘿包) - pineapple bun
Gon chow ngau hoh (乾炒牛河) - stir fried noodles with beef
Yau tiu (油條) - Chinese doughnut
Yum cha (飲茶) - literally means drink tea but it's also what dim sum is called
Sik joh fan may ah (食咗飯未呀) - have you eaten yet
Ho sik (好食) - tastes good
Ho yau (蚝油) - oyster sauce
Foong jow (鳳爪) - literally means phoenix claw but it's what chicken feet are called
Bau may ah (飽未呀) - are you full
Siu app (燒鴨) - roasted duck
Long an (龍眼) - Longan fruit
Hoi seen (海鮮) - a kind of condiment that's sweet + salty
Lap cheong (臘腸) - Chinese sausage
Mai dan (埋單) - can we get the bilL

DESCRIPTION

It's all about the food, folks! Made of 100% cotton canvas, this roomy tote bag features some Canto cuisine faves + commonly said phrases when it comes to eating.

  • 14" W x 14.5" H x 3.75" D
  • Handle drop: 11.25"
  • Printed on one side only
  • Do not machine wash/dry
  • Spot clean only
  • Do not iron printed areas
  • Printed in Canada

Perfect for: getting groceries, making someone hungry, showing love for Canto comfort eats.

Here's what these words mean:
Sik lah (食啦) - eat now
Bolo bao (菠蘿包) - pineapple bun
Gon chow ngau hoh (乾炒牛河) - stir fried noodles with beef
Yau tiu (油條) - Chinese doughnut
Yum cha (飲茶) - literally means drink tea but it's also what dim sum is called
Sik joh fan may ah (食咗飯未呀) - have you eaten yet
Ho sik (好食) - tastes good
Ho yau (蚝油) - oyster sauce
Foong jow (鳳爪) - literally means phoenix claw but it's what chicken feet are called
Bau may ah (飽未呀) - are you full
Siu app (燒鴨) - roasted duck
Long an (龍眼) - Longan fruit
Hoi seen (海鮮) - a kind of condiment that's sweet + salty
Lap cheong (臘腸) - Chinese sausage
Mai dan (埋單) - can we get the bilL