what is Di Lo, diloh in Chinese char?
what is Sua in chinese char?
anyone knows this?
kopi sua = 2 cups of kopi i thinkwhat is Di Lo, diloh in Chinese char?
what is Sua in chinese char?
Ask you all ah, what does "milo gao beng" mean to you?
I ordered this at a stall and the auntie added tons of condensed milk. End up I can barely drink it. Then when I told her, she said I "asked for gao what, gao means extra milk". Really meh? I though "gao"/"poh" refer to the base drink, e.g. tea or coffee? Or is it different for Milo?
what is Di Lo, diloh in Chinese char?
what is Sua in chinese char?
kopi sua = 2 cups of kopi i think

Ask you all ah, what does "milo gao beng" mean to you?
I ordered this at a stall and the auntie added tons of condensed milk. End up I can barely drink it. Then when I told her it was too sweet, she said I "asked for gao what, gao means extra milk". Really meh? I though "gao"/"poh" refer to the base drink, e.g. tea or coffee? Or is it different for Milo?
Kenna scolded by her like that for trying to clarify, lol, really champion service from the old-school stall assistant type.

I think she genuinely got it wrong...if more milo powder she can charge more anyway.Auntie try to smoke chiu...
Condense milk cheaper than milo powder...
Teh gao, Kopi gao, all means add condensed milk?I believe auntie may not fully know this, as you said, gau should be for base drink, but if you order Tut Kiu, gaou would be meaning to add extra milo, she may interpret it as extra milk instead of extra milo, or it should be order as milo dinosaur?![]()
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Teh gao, Kopi gao, all means add condensed milk?
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isn't "gao" the Hokkien equivalent of "nong"?? Really dunno what to say.
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gau is extra base drink, not extra milk. but in this post, looks no one gave a firm answer how to order extra condensed milk or fresh milk. maybe 'Ka SuSu' and etc, i don't know.
'gau' should be same meaning as 'nong'.
Extra condensed milk ga dai
Extra milk or carnation milk is ga c
then extra sugar ga dang? I don't know..
dai would be sugar in cantonese. what is milk?
ga c looks ok, but it is carnation milk not condensed milk.
if u buy teh c or kopi c, its consists only of sugar, carnation milk.
so if u wan ga dai, means more sugar.
if u wan teh c or kopi c, more sweet more carnation milk, its ga dai ga c
if u buy teh or kopi, its consist only of condensed milk
so if u wan ga dai, means more condensed milk
if u wan teh kopi with c, means teh kopi ga c, meaning its with condensed milk and carnation milk.
'dai' is cantonese for bottom, so ga dai means heavier bottom, meaning more sugar or condensed milk

digest first.
if u buy teh c or kopi c, its consists only of sugar, carnation milk.
so if u wan ga dai, means more sugar.
if u wan teh c or kopi c, more sweet more carnation milk, its ga dai ga c
if u buy teh or kopi, its consist only of condensed milk
so if u wan ga dai, means more condensed milk
if u wan teh kopi with c, means teh kopi ga c, meaning its with condensed milk and carnation milk.
'dai' is cantonese for bottom, so ga dai means heavier bottom, meaning more sugar or condensed milk



Teh o diloh.


