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A bags of Yi Fu noodles from Siu Kee store
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Peachyeung316
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HK Food Pen-fried Noodle 乾燒伊麵 韭菜
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Suliralowan
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Plain Yi mein
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Benjwong
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Public domain
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伊面

伊麵
yīmiàn
noun

Meanings

  1. 1 yi mein
  2. 2 e-fu noodles
  3. 3 pre-fried egg noodles

About the ingredient

粮食 Grains and noodles

Cantonese egg noodles of wheat flour and egg, coiled into cakes and deep-fried golden, so they keep for weeks and cook in minutes. They are braised, stir-fried or served in soup, and eaten as 长寿面 at birthdays.

Contains egg and wheat

Also called  伊府面

Examples

HSK 3
Guò shēngrì de shíhou, wǒmen jiā yídìng huì chī yīmiàn.
On birthdays, our family always eats yi mein.
HSK 6
Yīmiàn shì yòng jīdàn hé miànfěn zuò de.
Yi mein are made from eggs and flour.

Tips

usage
伊面 is short for 伊府面, a classic noodle of Cantonese cooking. The noodles are fried and dried, so they keep for a long time. Eaten on birthdays, they are called longevity noodles.

Stroke Order

伊 yī
面 miàn