How to Say ‘No sugar, please.’ in Traditional Chinese
無糖，謝謝。
wú táng xiè xiè
[woo tahng shieh shieh]
💬 Usage Tip: [無] is a common menu word meaning "without / no," so [無糖] is the set phrase for "no sugar." You'll often see [無骨], [無籽], and similar menu labels too.
Phrase Breakdown
無糖
wú táng
[woo tahng]
no sugar
A very common drink customization in Taiwan meaning unsweetened.
綠茶無糖，謝謝。
Green tea with no sugar, thank you.
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shieh shieh]
thank you
A polite phrase that softens your request when ordering.
無糖，謝謝。
No sugar, thank you.
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