<p>If the ingredient you asking for more is free, like condiments (salt, sugar, oil) or side greens (onion, pickle) you can say "多 ~ ": </p>

<blockquote>
  <p>多盐，多糖，多油, 多洋葱，多泡菜</p>
</blockquote>

<p>If the ingredient you asking for more will be charged money, like main topping (meat, seafood) or staple food (noodle, rice)  Then you can say "加 ~" :</p>

<p><em>Some western restaurant offer free bread</em>.</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>加鱼肉， 加牛肉， 加猪肉， 加面条， 加饭</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Some restaurant have set price for extra ingredient and some don't, so you should ask how much it costs to have extra something.</p>

<p>To get a larger size dish, you can say 加大码, again, Some restaurant have set price for extra large size dishes and some don't, you have to ask for the the price.</p>

<p>I  often order 例半 (one and a half order) if there are a lot of people in the party. Since 例半 is one and a half order, I would expect it would be one and a half price.</p>

<p>Here are some examples of how you order extra</p>

<ul>
<li><p>牛肉炒麵，多洋蔥 (beef stir fry boodle, more onion)</p></li>
<li><p>牛肉炒麵，加牛肉 (beef stir fry boodle, extra beef) - <em>ask the price or state how much more money you want to pay for it e.g. "加十元牛肉" (add ten dollar beef)</em></p></li>
<li><p>牛肉炒麵，加大码 (beef stir fry boodle, large size) <em>ask the price</em></p></li>
<li><p>牛肉炒麵，例半 (beef stir fry boodle, one and a half order) pay 50% more </p></li>
<li><p>馄饨面，加底 (wonton noodle soup, extra noodle) - <em>加底 means add only extra staple food when the dish is made up of main toppings on stable food base, For example 馄饨面 (wonton noodle soup)</em></p></li>
</ul>

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Tang Ho
<p>For 手抓餅, I would say: 老板，来一个手抓饼。加鸡蛋，加培根，加蔬菜. </p>

<p>The common verbs here are <strong>加(add)</strong> and <strong>放(put)</strong>. E.g. 不要放培根；加火腿肠; </p>

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<p>How can I ask for more of an ingredient in a dish? like add extra cheese, extra meat, etc. Not that it matters but I specifically want to know this for 手抓餅.</p>

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In Taiwan, we usually say something like：「老闆，可不可以多放點蔥？」or「老闆，多加些cheese好不好？」If you will pay for it, you can say 「老闆，多加十塊錢肉。」
user16115
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手抓饼 dish? why not cake? ingredient to be added before baking? Note (iciba):

手抓饼原名葱抓饼，起源于台湾。04年由上海粮全其美食品有限公司从台湾引进大陆，更名为手抓饼。正宗手抓饼，新鲜出炉后千层百叠，层如薄纸，用手抓之，面丝千连，其外层金黄酥脆，内层柔软白嫩，一股葱油与面筋的香味扑鼻而来，让每个人来不及等待，抓起就吃……04年至今，一直风靡全国，可搭配鸡蛋，培根，蔬菜等辅料，老少皆宜。
user6065
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Is 手抓餅 really originally from Taiwan?
tsh
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How can I ask for extra ingredients in a dish?
# How can I ask for extra ingredients in a dish?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-03-01)

How can I ask for more of an ingredient in a dish? like add extra cheese, extra meat, etc. Not that it matters but I specifically want to know this for 手抓餅.

**Tags:** mandarin

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: In Taiwan, we usually say something like：「老闆，可不可以多放點蔥？」or「老闆，多加些cheese好不好？」If you will pay for it, you can say 「老闆，多加十塊錢肉。」  
> **username_2**: 手抓饼 dish? why not cake? ingredient to be added before baking? Note (iciba):  手抓饼原名葱抓饼，起源于台湾。04年由上海粮全其美食品有限公司从台湾引进大陆，更名为手抓饼。正宗手抓饼，新鲜出炉后千层百叠，层如薄纸，用手抓之，面丝千连，其外层金黄酥脆，内层柔软白嫩，一股葱油与面筋的香味扑鼻而来，让每个人来不及等待，抓起就吃……04年至今，一直风靡全国，可搭配鸡蛋，培根，蔬菜等辅料，老少皆宜。  
> **username_3**: Is 手抓餅 really originally from Taiwan?  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2019-03-01. Score: 2

If the ingredient you asking for more is free, like condiments (salt, sugar, oil) or side greens (onion, pickle) you can say "多 ~ ":

> 多盐，多糖，多油, 多洋葱，多泡菜

If the ingredient you asking for more will be charged money, like main topping (meat, seafood) or staple food (noodle, rice) Then you can say "加 ~" :

*Some western restaurant offer free bread*.

> 加鱼肉， 加牛肉， 加猪肉， 加面条， 加饭

Some restaurant have set price for extra ingredient and some don't, so you should ask how much it costs to have extra something.

To get a larger size dish, you can say 加大码, again, Some restaurant have set price for extra large size dishes and some don't, you have to ask for the the price.

I often order 例半 (one and a half order) if there are a lot of people in the party. Since 例半 is one and a half order, I would expect it would be one and a half price.

Here are some examples of how you order extra

* 牛肉炒麵，多洋蔥 (beef stir fry boodle, more onion)
* 牛肉炒麵，加牛肉 (beef stir fry boodle, extra beef) - *ask the price or state how much more money you want to pay for it e.g. "加十元牛肉" (add ten dollar beef)*
* 牛肉炒麵，加大码 (beef stir fry boodle, large size) *ask the price*
* 牛肉炒麵，例半 (beef stir fry boodle, one and a half order) pay 50% more
* 馄饨面，加底 (wonton noodle soup, extra noodle) - *加底 means add only extra staple food when the dish is made up of main toppings on stable food base, For example 馄饨面 (wonton noodle soup)*


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### Answer by username_5 on 2019-03-02. Score: 1

For 手抓餅, I would say: 老板，来一个手抓饼。加鸡蛋，加培根，加蔬菜.

The common verbs here are **加(add)** and **放(put)**. E.g. 不要放培根；加火腿肠;


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