How to Say ‘Cake-cutting fee’ in Traditional Chinese
切盤費
qiè pán fèi
[qiēpánfèi]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Many Taiwanese restaurants charge a 切盤費 (qiē pán fèi) when you bring your own cake. It covers cutting and plating, and is usually charged per person.
Phrase Breakdown
切盤費
qiè pán fèi
[qiēpánfèi]
cake-cutting fee
Fee a restaurant charges for cutting and serving a cake brought by customers.
這家餐廳不收切盤費。
This restaurant doesn't charge a cake-cutting fee.
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