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How to Say ‘We also have the house blend.’ in Simplified Chinese

还有店里的拼配豆。

hái yǒu diàn lǐ de pīn pèi dòu

[high yoe dyen lee duh peen-pay doe]

💬 Usage Tip: [还有] often adds another item to a list, and [店里的拼配豆] means the shop's own blend, not just beans physically in the shop. Together it sounds like a natural menu-style add-on.

Phrase Breakdown

hái

[high]

also; in addition

Adds another item after listing previous options.

Example

我们还有店里的拼配豆。

We also have the shop’s blend beans.

yǒu

[yoe]

have

Used to indicate that something is available in the café.

Example

我们还有新的烘焙豆。

We also have newly roasted beans.

店里的拼配豆。

diàn lǐ de pīn pèi dòu

the shop's blended beans

拼配豆 means coffee beans blended from different origins; 店里 means from this shop.

Example

我想试试拼配咖啡。

I want to try blended coffee.

Words in this phrase

diàn

[dyen]

shop; store

Refers to the café or store itself.

Example

这家店的咖啡很稳定。

This shop’s coffee is very consistent.

[lee]

inside; in

Used with a place word to mean 'in' that location.

Example

店里今天很忙。

The shop is very busy today.

de

[duh]

of

A linking particle showing belonging or description.

Example

店里的客人很多。

There are many customers in the shop.

拼配豆

pīn pèi dòu

[peen-pay doe]

blend beans

A blend of beans from different sources, often the house blend in a café.

Example

店里的拼配豆口感很平衡。

The shop’s blend beans have a very balanced taste.

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