How Chinese food called in China?

Question

How Chinese food called in China?

Answer 1

Munchies, scoff or nosebag. I hear that for a special treat, they go out for an English.

Answer 2

Dinner

Answer 3

just food I guess

Answer 4

In cantonese we call it "zhong chang" or something

it means Chinese meal, something close to that.

Answer 5

food

Answer 6

Chop chop.

Answer 7

Zhong Guo Fan!

Answer 8

They would call it food, dropping the 'Chinese'.   You are a knuckle head or a dumb a&&.  

What do they call Italian food in Italy?

Answer 9

食物

^ That is 'food' in traditional chinese

Answer 10

Chew-Chew

Answer 11

FOOD

The Muse

Answer 12

HELLO BILL!!!!!!!

They would call it food, some thing to eat, breakfast, lunch or dinner....The only difference would be that they would say it in their own language!!!!

When we say "Stir-Fried Chicken with baby corn and straw mushrooms" In China they would say "Yok Mai Cho Qwoo Chow Gai Kui".

Answer 13

It call, "Very yum-yum goodie. Love you long time".

Answer 14

there is no such thing as Chinese food in general you should refer to the region of that vast country

Answer 15

They will use words that are equivalent to our 'breakfast', 'lunch', and 'dinner'. The generic word for food means 'rice', which is the staple ingredient. But if they are referring to a specific meal of snack, .e.g. noodles, they would use the word equivalent to 'noodles'. Just as you would say, 'I'm having some fish 'n chips for dinner' in England, and will not feel any need to indicate that it is a British dish.

Answer 16

Good question.  I wonder if they have Chinese takeaways?

Answer 17

Pet chow