What does the Chinese Characters in ChowKing mean? ?

Question

This question would ideally be asked to a Chinese-Filipino. I always see the two Chinese Characters in ChowKing symbols. I know the meaning of the first, "Chow" which means kind of fat? but the second, I assume is King? Am I right? So, what does it mean, and when combined?

Answer 1

I think it means super good noodle house.  Asked that from a friend working at Chowking before

Answer 2

fatso

Answer 3

I don't know for sure, but based on what I've had when I've eaten there, I'd say it means 'bowl of bones and fat with little or no meat'...LOL

Answer 4

fat dog and young cat  

Answer 5

Purina Dog Chow

Answer 6

in philippines they use that for a name of a famous restuarant with a nice noodess just like chinese style , or nice soup

while if u r in chinese u herd that if some 1 is vomiting ,  

Answer 7

超群

Pinyin: Chao qun (chow chwun)

literally means super group... but means Predomination... which means like... Standing out...

Chao does not mean fat, it means like 'Super'...

Qun means 'group'....

Answer 8

I was wondering that too....On my last trip back to phillipines, ive always wondered why there were those chinese symbols. And I also wonder why the chow king in nepo mart alaminos, there radio, makes that sound a computer makes when theres an error....lol

Answer 9

i dont really know.

but somebody say's its "a bowl of bones and uncooked noodle experience" ...i definitely agree.

Answer 10

when i went to our farm in polomolok, the kids there whispered "na-ay mga chowking."  so i guess it should mean chinese or people with cute eyes.