Take the 2-minute tour ×  How does 王将用語 (used at 餃子の王将) sound
like to Chinese speakers? Are they completely incomprehensible,
stupid , funny, etc? How difficult is it for Chinese speakers to
learn them?  イーガーコーテル ソーハンイー コーテルリャンナーホー Origin: 一個鍋貼兒 焼飯一
鍋貼兒二拿回 'one dish of fried dumpling and a fried rice for here and
two dishes of fried dumpling to go'.  share|improve this
question Personally, I never have liked the English equivalent
of the word 餃子 being "fried dumpling". I wish English would
adopt the Japanese word, so we can call them "Gyoza" in English
too. –  Jesse Good Jun 3 '12 at 20:32 @Jesse Good: +1 I usually
ignore it and call it "gyoza" in English anyway. –  Chris Harris
Jun 3 '12 at 20:41 Voting to close as "too localized" (knowing
how Chinese speakers feel about the 用語 used at 餃子の王将 will be of
no use for future readers). –  Jesse Good Jun 3 '12 at 22:45 How
is this a question about Japanese? –  Tsuyoshi Ito Jun 5 '12 at
11:31 @Andrew Grimm: This is a nitpicking, but it is incorrect
to refer to イーガーコ