Don rice refers to rice bowl.
"丼" means rice bowl, and "Gyudon" means beef rice bowl, which is a very common daily meal in Japan. "Omidon" means parent-child rice bowl, which originally means egg-slime chicken rice. It is also a daily meal that Japanese children love to eat.
Paired with various dishes on warm rice, this easy-to-eat delicacy has been loved by the people of Neon since ancient times. In Japanese, people use "donmono" to express this A kind of cuisine.
About the pronunciation of "丼":
There are two pronunciations of "丼" in Chinese:
It is the same as "well", that is, "jǐng" ", and there is a saying that "丼" is the small seal character shape of "well".
Pronounced "dǎn", it is thought that it may be derived from a variant of "Dan", and it is also said to come from "the sound of throwing things into a well".
How do you pronounce "xx丼" when you see it on the menu in Chinese? Nowadays, people usually have two customary reading methods:
According to the Japanese pronunciation, the transliteration of "丼" is directly read as "xx dòng" or "xx dōng".
Directly translated as "Japanese-style xx rice bowl" or "Japanese-style xx rice".