How to Say ‘Special set meal’ in Traditional Chinese
特別套餐
tè bié tào cān
[tuh byeh tao tsan]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, [套餐] usually means a set meal or combo, not just a "course meal." You'll see it for anything from fast-food combos to restaurant specials.
Phrase Breakdown
特別
tè bié
[tuh byeh]
special; special edition
Used to describe something different from the regular options.
今天有特別套餐，內容比平常更豐富。
Today there is a special set meal, and its contents are richer than usual.
套餐
tào cān
[tao tsan]
set meal
A meal combination that usually includes several dishes for one set price.
我想先看看特別套餐的內容。
I’d like to look at what is included in the special set meal first.
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