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Form dollar If Hoof
Far, er grass cjoclem
Tje dry vegetables of plum burns the meat
River shrimp
The temple esplodes the chicken cube
The stem slices the beef
Fresh fried shelled shrimp
A meat If the sugar vinegar
Tomato scrambled egg
Shuimianjing wraps the meat
Green vegetables black mushrooms
Stuff eggplant ofoil
Green pepper soil been silk
The salty vegetaples fries the hot pepper
Domestic life bean curd
Spring onion oil cucumber
Fried rice with egg
Noodles
Steam the white f

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  1. themasha says:

    zomg theres no right meal for me

  2. JohnB says:

    Stuffy? Can that really be ye, sonny? Stuffy Eggplant O’Foil! Well, top o’ the mornin’ to ye!

  3. JohnB says:

    Yes, I think I got hold of some of that stuff back in the ’70s, that uh, er, far… far, er grass cjoclem. And cjoclem it did!

  4. Christopher Balcer says:

    “The temple esplodes the chicken cube” is my favorite. Tastes like victory.

    • JohnB says:

      Esplodes my head, that’s what it does, especially since I would swear I’ve seen this on a menu before. They must have much more lively worship services in the East than I’m used to! Maybe I should check out the Pentecostals, I bet they’ve been known to explode a chicken cube or two on a Sunday…

      • JohnB says:

        Believe it or not, I found a recipe online for this dish! I SWEAR I am not making this up, but it is clearly a dish that only someone very fluent in Engrish could possibly prepare:

        The Temple Explodes the Chicken Cube, use chicken’s primitive Sichuan edition takes its essential component. In this tunnel original, the dice chicken typically is mixed with pre-prepared thick gravy. The iron saucepan is experienced and then chiles and the Sichuan dry pepper is the flash fries in oil the increase fragrantly to come the oil. Then the chicken is mixes fries in oil and the vegetable, with peanut together, increase. The shaoxing wine with enhances the flavor in the thick gravy. Fresh, moist, the unroasted peanut or cashew nuts after commonly used replace their front to roast the edition. In such situation, the peanut or the cashew first throws down into the hot oil in the iron saucepan base, then is fried in oil until golden yellow brown in front of other ingredients increases.

        In Sichuan, or works as preparation tunnel, only Sichuan style chilis for example Is used. Smaller, the thinner Sichuanese variety and is perhaps used. The plate most important component is the Sichuan dry pepper few. This is for tunnel these dry pepper its specially numb flavor. To Or the warm numb flavor, is a typical element which Sichuan cooks. The Sichuan dry pepper, with red chilis together, is key component.

        • Mark. Gooley says:

          Kung pao chicken. After seeing “the temple explodes the chicken cube” a few times, I looked up the recipe. The original Sichuan version (which people in a neighboring province insist is not the original at all) is rather as described above (the thick gravy is one variant). The combination of hot pepper and Sichuan pepper is considered key. Purists say diced chicken leg meat is best and that breast meat is all wrong.

        • lisbeth says:

          Where, oh where did you find this recipe? If it is original to you — despite your protestation — you have a magical gift. Increase fragrantly to come the oil, big boy.

  5. KinkyTom says:

    That restaurant must look like a mad house i mean you got vegetables cooking other vegetables,chicken cubes exploding, and rivers of shrimp.

    WHO’S IN CHARGE HERE? D:.<

  6. Buffalo Bill says:

    It steams the white f or the temple esplodes the chicken cube again.

  7. Steve says:

    I like how they announce who the meat wrapper is.

  8. lexan D says:

    I’m not sure I really want to know about the domestic life of bean curd, TMI.

  9. Someone says:

    Can’t a man even order a piece of meat without having their sugar replaced by vinegar!?

  10. la conejita says:

    It’s great that the menu tells you the recipe for burnt meat.

    “Dry vegetables of plum burns the meat”

    I always burn meat in a different way, which includes heat. But I guess everyone cooks differently.

  11. Rhianimator says:

    I think I’m having a brainwreck here. Too many comments thought of at once and all crashing into each other. *spark spark sizzle*

  12. JohnB says:

    I can’t help wondering about that word the transcriber put down as “If,” as in, “Form dollar If hoof.” It looks like “lf” to me, which I take to mean that we have now effectively abridged the Meaning of Liff. It’s now the Meaning of lf.

  13. JohnB says:

    This may actually be a poorly translated classified Chinese document. “Green pepper soil been silk.” I’ve grown peppers for years, but I never thought to plant them in silk! Now I know why my pepper steak never turns out like what I get in Chinese restaurants! This spring, by God, I’m going to lay in a quarter acre of silk…

  14. Tikigodzood - Master of the *Epic Fail* (and sometimes win) says:

    MMMMMMMMM!!! The stem slices the beef! I can’t say no to that!

    *Anyone know where this place is?

  15. JohnB says:

    And let us never forget curry horseshoe crap with pineapple. Any place that doesn’t have that has to be second rate.

    • bluejade says:

      You can’t please all the people all the time. They do have er grass cjoclem; how often can you find that on a menu? And the silverfish scrambled egg is made with local ingredients.

  16. Devil Dan says:

    Give my regards to Shuimianjing. That meat was wrapped really nicely.

  17. amethyst says:

    the babelfish is off the menu–have a pleasant meal

  18. dr handle says:

    Where the hell do you start with this one? The stem slices the beef, the plum burns the meat, the salty vegetaples fries the hot pepper, then in the middle of it all the temple esplodes the chicken cube. It’s utter bedlam in that kitchen, I tell you, the food has turned on itself!

  19. Droll not Troll says:

    ♬Steam the whitefish with black mushrooms near the station.
    If Hoof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings.
    Silver fish scrambled eggs, oil cucumber.
    Dawnlight smiles on your noodles, my contentment.♬

    Served with Cream.

  20. Svant says:

    “Green Vegetables Black Mashrooms and Smoking Barrels”

  21. D.R. says:

    It’s settled. Next time I go out, I’m asking for the cjoclem.

  22. Airam says:

    This menu doesn’t sound very appetizing to me for some strange reason

  23. DrLex says:

    If something doesn’t taste good enough after frying, shell it with 155mm artillery!

  24. Joegus says:

    And now an update on the war on peppers,

    The salty vegetaples fries the hot pepper.

  25. Guacanator says:

    Most delicious of eating food!
    Ordering of “Far, er grass cjoclem” I must be!
    Most hilarity of the text!

  26. thinst says:

    can’t belive they didnt list the silverfish and scrambled eggs at the bottom

  27. limepunkrocker says:

    hmmm, noodles scrambled silverfish combination does it like! eat go!

  28. Slartibartfast says:

    This has been taken OUT OF CONTEXT!
    This is actually a list of Muay Thai moves and the years it takes to master them.
    I have personally been working on ‘The stem slices the beef’ for almost a decade now.

  29. Midnight says:

    -looks at the menu- I think…. a cold water will be nice sir…. “Food?, no sir, your fine selections of foods in the menu are really….. disturbing…. no thanks… only coldwater for me..”.

  30. Lunarā„¢ says:

    Do you have cheeken on a steeck?


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