Guangzhou people are used to calling the internal organs of livestock miscellaneous, but they are not just called miscellaneous or chop suey. But with the names of livestock, such as beef offal noodles, pig offal porridge, fried chicken offal and so on.

Broken noodles If the ingredient is chop suey, it is called chop suey noodles.

The above statement applies to Guangzhou. But if you mix bean sprouts with other melons and vegetables overseas, such as Chinese restaurants in the United States, it is called chop suey (not related to internal organs); For example: bean sprouts+melons and vegetables+noodles = chop suey noodles. You can chop fried noodles or soup noodles. If you add meat, you can use beef offal fried noodles or chicken offal soup noodles (these "offal" are not internal organs in China, but the meat of livestock).