炒面

Five years ago, Cheng Ying Wu and her husband, Gui Ping Huang, the owners, moved it northwest to College Point, where its nearest rival is a graffiti-scrawled storefront across the street selling takeout chop suey and chow mein.

五年前，餐厅老板吴成英（音译）和丈夫黄贵平（音译）把餐厅搬到了西北方向的College Point。在那里，它最近的对手是街对面一个画满涂鸦、提供炒杂碎和炒面外卖的店面。

Historically, many words of Chinese origin in English are popular Cantonese foods, borrowed directly from the dialect, for instance, chop suey, chow mein, or dim sum.

过去，英文中的很多中文词汇都来自于受欢迎的粤菜，直接从粤语借用而来，比如“chop suey”（炒杂烩）、“chow mein”（炒面）、“dim sum”（点心）。

Using broad, flat white cardboard boxes for pizzas and small waxy paper cartons for chow mein and chop suey, these ethnic restaurants standardized distinctive take-out packaging.

这些外国餐馆都使用标准化的特殊外卖包装：又宽又平的白纸板盒子用来装比萨，涂蜡的小硬纸盒用来装炒面和炒杂烩菜。