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Tôi thích ăn món này không nêm gia vị.
I like to eat this dish with no seasoning.
without added seasoning or salt
Anh ấy nấu canh không nêm gia vị vì muốn giữ nguyên vị ngọt tự nhiên.
He cooked the soup without seasoning to preserve the natural sweetness.
Commonly used in cooking contexts to indicate dishes prepared without salt, soy sauce, or other seasonings.
In Vietnamese cuisine, 'không nêm gia vị' is often requested by health-conscious diners or those avoiding sodium. It highlights the natural taste of ingredients like fish, vegetables, or broths.
This phrase is literal—it means no added seasoning. Do not confuse it with idiomatic expressions.
The phrase combines 'không' (not), 'nêm' (to season), and 'gia vị' (seasoning/flavoring). Literally means 'not to season with flavoring.'
This phrase is often used in dietary contexts (e.g., low-sodium diets) or when emphasizing natural flavors. In restaurants, it may also refer to dishes prepared without added salt upon request.