What does 臉盆 "washbasin" mean when it's part of the names of dishes in Taiwan?
Chinese Language Asked on November 15, 2021
A restaurant just up the road from my hostel here in Taichung, Taiwan has some dishes including the characters 臉盆. When I looked them up I could only find the meaning “washbasin”. Even hunting the internet afterwards I couldn’t find any other meaning or useful reference to food.
What could 臉盆 mean in this context?
One Answer
臉盆 still means washbasin here, it's just that this washbasin is a very large bowl used for food.
A tonne more noodles and a lot more soup.
Answered by Mou某 on November 15, 2021
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