(しゅうまい)

しゅうまい
noun
shumai (steamed dumpling)
1. shumai, steamed dumpling
A type of Chinese-origin steamed dumpling with a thin wheat wrapper left open at the top, typically filled with ground pork. A staple of Chinese cuisine widely eaten in Japan, especially as a side dish in bento boxes and as a dim sum item.
焼売(しゅうまい)()す。
To steam shumai.
弁当(べんとう)焼売(しゅうまい)(はい)っていた。
There were shumai in the bento box.
横浜(よこはま)中華街(ちゅうかがい)本場(ほんば)焼売(しゅうまい)()べてみたい。
I want to try authentic shumai in Yokohama Chinatown.

USAGE:
Often written in katakana as シュウマイ or hiragana as しゅうまい. The kanji 焼売(しゅうまい) is the original Chinese-derived spelling but is less common in everyday use. Also sometimes called シューマイ.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 焼売(しゅうまい)()す: to steam shumai
  • 焼売(しゅうまい)(つく)る: to make shumai
  • 海老(えび)焼売(しゅうまい): shrimp shumai
  • 焼売(しゅうまい)弁当(べんとう): shumai bento