This free printable worksheet brings together twelve HSK 3 words for eating out and describing tastes, giving you 田字格 (tián zì gé) tracing grids with pinyin above each character. The vocabulary comes straight from the HSK 3.0 lists and matches SayMei's course weeks, so you can pair handwriting practice with what you are already studying.
The page centers on restaurant and flavor vocabulary. You will trace and write 饭馆 (fàn guǎn, restaurant), 菜单 (cài dān, menu), 味道 (wèi dào, taste/flavor), and 好吃 (hǎo chī, tasty), along with words like 甜 (tián, sweet), 咖啡 (kā fēi, coffee), and 米饭 (mǐ fàn, rice). The set also covers 面包 (miàn bāo, bread), 水果 (shuǐ guǒ, fruit), 鸡蛋 (jī dàn, egg), 茶 (chá, tea), and 筷子 (kuài zi, chopsticks) — everything you need to talk about a meal from ordering to the last bite.
Each word starts with guided strokes: trace the faded characters in the 田字格 grids first, paying attention to proportions. Then move to the blank grids and write each character from memory. Say the word aloud as you write — pairing sound, meaning, and muscle memory helps characters stick. If you want extra repetition, print a sheet of blank printable 田字格 writing grid paper and keep going.
You can print the page directly or download it as a PDF — no signup needed. These words align with the HSK 3 lessons hub page, so you can reinforce what each lesson teaches. For more topics at the same level, try the printable "Talking About Feelings" worksheet (HSK 3) or the printable "Health & Doctor Visits" worksheet (HSK 3). You can also explore the full free printable Chinese worksheet generator for other vocabulary sets.
Words on this worksheet: 饭馆 (fàn guǎn) — restaurant; 菜单 (càidān) — menu; 味道 (wèidào) — taste; 好吃 (hǎochī) — Yummy; 甜 (tián) — sweet; 咖啡 (kāfēi) — Coffee; 茶 (chá) — tea; 米饭 (mǐfàn) — Steamed Rice; 面包 (miànbāo) — Bread; 水果 (shuǐguǒ) — Fruits; 鸡蛋 (jīdàn) — Egg; 筷子 (kuàizi) — chopsticks. Hear these words in beginner Mandarin songs.The worksheet features twelve HSK 3 dining and flavor words, including 饭馆 (fàn guǎn, restaurant), 菜单 (cài dān, menu), 味道 (wèi dào, taste/flavor), and 好吃 (hǎo chī, tasty), plus beverages and foods like coffee, tea, rice, bread, fruit, eggs, and chopsticks. All twelve come from the HSK 3.0 vocabulary lists.
Each word appears in 田字格 (tián zì gé) grids with pinyin above. You trace guided strokes first, then write each character from memory in blank grids. Saying the word aloud as you trace helps reinforce the connection between sound and writing.
No — the worksheet is free to print directly or download as a PDF with no signup needed. You can also print separate blank 田字格 grid paper if you want extra practice space beyond the guided grids on the page.
Yes. The words on the Eating Out & Tastes worksheet match SayMei's course weeks and come from the HSK 3.0 vocabulary lists, so you can pair handwriting practice with the corresponding lessons for reinforcement.