How to Say ‘Sign; storefront sign’ in Traditional Chinese
招牌
zhāo pái
[jaow pie]
💬 Usage Tip: Besides a literal store sign, [招牌] also means the thing a place is known for — its signature item or attraction. So [這裡的招牌] can mean "what this place is famous for," not just the sign outside.
Phrase Breakdown
招牌
zhāo pái
[jaow pie]
signature item / specialty
Refers to a shop or bar's best-known item, often a signature drink or dish.
你點這杯招牌，看起來很懂喝喔。
You ordered the signature drink—you look like you really know what to drink.
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