Simplified Chinese allergy card

Your restrictions in Simplified Chinese and English, ready to save on your phone or print.

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食物过敏 请避免使用以下食材
花生 Peanuts
大豆 Soy
Kitchen note 制作我的餐食时,请使用干净的手套、餐具、案板、锅具和新的食用油。谢谢! Please use clean gloves, utensils, cutting boards, cookware, and fresh frying oil when preparing my meal. Thank you.
请将此卡出示给厨房工作人员
Please show this card to kitchen staff
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Your allergens, written in 简体中文 for kitchens in China, with the optional cross-contamination warning shown in this sample.

  • Printable PDF with a cut-out card, plus an image for your phone
  • Every allergen in Simplified Chinese and English, side by side
  • Apple and Google Wallet passes for cards with up to three allergens

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Dim sum spread with bamboo steamers, dumplings and Chinese porcelain teapot
Direct answer: This guide uses Simplified Chinese (简体字). Food allergy is 食物过敏, shíwù guòmǐn. A useful pattern is 我对…过敏 (wǒ duì … guòmǐn) — "I am allergic to …" — for example 我对花生过敏 (wǒ duì huāshēng guòmǐn) means "I am allergic to peanuts." For a severe allergy, show the phrase in writing, then ask staff to confirm the ingredients and preparation. If you're headed to Taiwan or Hong Kong, check whether you need Traditional Chinese (繁體字) instead; see our Taiwan food allergy hub, which links to the Traditional Chinese card.
Reviewed by Abe, dentist and founder — Last reviewed: August 2026 The facts, translations, and safety guidance in this article are checked against primary sources — official allergen-labeling regulations, credible medical and travel-safety references, and (where applicable) the same translation data used in the AllergyPass card builder — by Abe, AllergyPass’s founder and a dentist. This review covers accuracy of language, regulatory, and safety information; it is not clinical allergy advice, and dentistry is not allergy medicine. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own allergy management.

Where the Simplified Chinese card works

This card is written in Simplified Chinese, the script used in mainland China and Singapore. Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau use Traditional Chinese, a separate card in the builder; the Taiwan food allergy guide covers dining there.

Each of these 2 destinations is its own choice in the builder. A One Language card covers the destination you pick; All Languages covers every one of them.

What should you ask about in China and Singapore?

China

Recipes vary by region and restaurant. Ask about the ingredients and equipment in the dish you are actually ordering.

Singapore

Hawker-centre and restaurant dishes draw on several food traditions. Check the specific stall, recipe, sauces, and shared equipment rather than assuming a dish is suitable.

Frequently asked questions

Is this card for Simplified or Traditional Chinese?

This guide and card use Simplified Chinese (简体字), for the destinations where that script is appropriate. Taiwan and Hong Kong commonly use Traditional Chinese (繁體字), so check the script before your trip. If you are traveling there, use our Taiwan food allergy hub instead, which links to the Traditional Chinese card.

What do you get with the Simplified Chinese allergy card?

A printable PDF with a cut-out card, plus an image sized for your phone. Every allergen you select is printed in Simplified Chinese and English side by side. Cards with up to three allergens can also be added to Apple or Google Wallet.

Does a Simplified Chinese card work in Taiwan and Hong Kong?

Simplified Chinese is standard in mainland China and Singapore. Taiwan and Hong Kong use Traditional Chinese, so the characters are written differently. Check the wording you need before you travel rather than assuming one card covers every region.

Do restaurants in China accept written allergy cards?

Many will read a written Chinese allergy card, but acceptance and accommodation vary. Show it before ordering, ask how the dish is cooked and what is in the sauce or oil, and do not order if the answers are unclear.

Medical disclaimer

This article is for informational and travel preparation purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before traveling with a food allergy, and carry any prescribed emergency medication at all times. See our full medical disclaimer.