an example can also be said to be one person! Usually refers to a portion or a small portion! Common on Cantonese menus! It was handed down from Hong Kong. It first spread to Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and now it should spread to the mainland!

Generally, each dish has a fixed amount, which is called an example card. If some guests have a large number and don't want to order 2 copies, they can get a middle card (the proportion of cards is a little more, and the price is more expensive), and if there are more people, they can also get a big card, which actually means large, medium and small copies. However, it is generally enough to have an example card.

Extended information:

Example: There are regulations. In the restaurant, the materials used for each dish have a fixed quantity or method. If the guests have no special requirements when ordering, the chef will process the dishes according to the specified quantity and method, so it is called the example card. However, this is an insider's word, which is generally not used as a guest language when serving in the hall.

The "example" here refers to a dish or soup. "Example" is also a quantifier, but the usage of this "example" is not standardized, and it should still be "Tao". The specific amount of food or soup varies from restaurant to restaurant. Some use standard soup pots, while others use small utensils. And there is a big difference between north and south. Therefore, it is impossible to use "examples" to express the amount of vegetables or soup.