English is pretty shit but it works

>living peacefully together

At a big cantonese food restaurant here. Opened since 1933. Asked for an English menu for a laugh.

Brought this taped together, shit on menu without any condolences. She honestly saw no problem handing me this

It's in English (kind of) but I still have no idea wtf any of it is haha

Why would anyone steam meatballs?

@porco ancient chinese recipe

I could see that working, actually. Boiled meatballs are great.

you gotta understand that's probably the best you'll get

steam meatballs are good

the Cantonese style is a clean taste so loads of dishes are steamed

basically dim sum

I don't trust 119

I can see a steamed meatball tho

Gotta try that on next occasion

what's 119?

Some Angus ribs for 30chink bucks

Probably sourced from some guy named Angus.

they slice it thinly, its not a big plate of ribs

its like dim sum sized

also mfw people tick the boxes

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OK just saw 407

Kek

Admittly I just stopped after the middle

China. 👌

Steamed meatballs aren't bad. Most dimsum and cantonese food is steamed or boiled

The menus are disposable. Everyone gets a new menu you Mark and then give to the waiter

Then they throw it away

It's kind of wasteful.

it's a neat idea though

or you could hire waiters that can write

Cantonese restaurants always have really shitty and stupid staff I swear

No matter what city I feel like

Also: my fiancees parents asked America's literacy rates . I said it's like 99% it's a developed nation and they were like bullshit what about 1990? I said probably the same just a little lower I'd assume

And they started looking up online everything and looking at China's rates

Because while they know how to read, they know a lot of people who either can't read and write, or struggle to read simple sentences

This is people in their 50s

https://nces.ed.gov/NAAL/lit_history.asp not that far off

mere 3-5% illiterates in 1980s