How to Say ‘One more bowl of rice, please.’ in Traditional Chinese
再一碗飯，謝謝。
zài yī wǎn fàn xiè xiè
[dzeye ee wahn fahn shyeah shyeah]
💬 Usage Tip: [再] means "again / another," so [再一碗飯] is "one more bowl of rice." You can reuse it with other items: [再一杯水]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This kind of request is very normal at sit-down places, especially for rice, soup, or tea. Whether there's an extra charge depends on the restaurant.
Phrase Breakdown
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; another
Used when asking for one more of something.
我想再來一杯茶。
I want another cup of tea.
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one, often used with measure words when ordering.
請給我一碗飯。
Please give me a bowl of rice.
碗
wǎn
[wahn]
bowl
A measure word for foods served in bowls, such as rice or soup.
我還想要一碗飯。
I still want one more bowl of rice.
飯
fàn
[fahn]
cooked rice; meal
Usually means cooked rice in restaurant situations.
這家店的飯很好吃。
The rice at this restaurant is very tasty.
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shyeah shyeah]
thanks; thank you
Used to keep your request polite and natural.
我想再一碗飯，最後說謝謝。
I want another bowl of rice, and I say thank you at the end.
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