| Vietnamese | English |
|---|---|
| đũa | chopstick |
| bát (Northern) chén (Southern) |
bowl |
| thìa (Northern) muỗng (Southern) |
spoon |
| dĩa (Northern) nĩa (Southern) |
fork |
| đĩa (Northern) dĩa (Southern) |
plate, dish |
| muôi (Northern) vá (Southern) |
ladle |
| cốc (Northern) li (Southern) |
glass |
| chén (Northern) tách (Southern) |
cup |
| chén (Northern) li (Southern) |
shot glass |
| li | wine glass |
| ca | mug |
| kẹp | tongs |
Note
- In Vietnamese culture, the knife belongs to the kitchen and is not considered a tableware.
- Dĩa means “fork” in the Northern dialect, but “dish” in the Southern dialect. Be careful.