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How to Say ‘The signature attraction’ in Traditional Chinese

這裡的招牌

zhè lǐ de zhāo pái

[juh lee duh jaow pie]

💬 Usage Tip: Put [的] between two nouns and the first one describes or belongs to the second: [這裡的招牌] = "this place's signature draw." You can build the same way with [這家的咖啡] or [他的聲音].

Phrase Breakdown

這裡

zhè lǐ

[juh lee]

here / this place

Points to the current location. Often used when talking about what is special at the bar.

Example

這裡的招牌你喝過了嗎?

Have you tried the signature item here?

de

[duh]

's / of

A possessive or descriptive particle linking nouns, like 'of' or apostrophe-s in English.

Example

這裡的招牌好像比你還有名。

The signature item here seems even more famous than you.

招牌

zhāo pái

[jaow pie]

signature item / specialty

The best-known featured item at a place, like a house cocktail or popular dish.

Example

如果這裡的招牌不好喝,你要負責推薦別的。

If the signature item here isn't good, you'll have to recommend something else.

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