How to Say ‘Iced’ in Traditional Chinese
冰
bīng
[bīng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, 冰 on drink menus means iced or served cold, not literally "with ice" in a narrow sense. Staff may also ask about ice level separately for some drinks, though usually not for coffee.
Phrase Breakdown
冰
bīng
[bīng]
ice; cold
Frozen water; having a low temperature.
你想要熱咖啡還是冰咖啡？
Do you want hot coffee or iced coffee?
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