韭菜叶
jiǔcài yè
Chinese chive leaf is the flat green leaf of garlic chive, used chopped as a fresh herb or vegetable, with a crisp-tender texture that softens when cooked.

Chinese chive leaf is the flat, green leaf of the garlic chive, a culinary allium. It is used as a fresh herb or vegetable, usually chopped, and has a crisp-tender texture when raw that softens with cooking. Its aroma is onion-like, with a noticeable garlic character.
Leaves are sold fresh in bunches and may also be cut or frozen. This entry concerns the leaf, not the flower buds or stalks sometimes sold from the same plant. Nutrition comparisons depend on whether leaves are measured raw, cooked or frozen, and on any water lost during preparation.
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韭菜叶
jiǔcài yè
ニラの葉
nira no ha
부추잎
buchu-ip
Chinese chive leaf (raw)
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Reference: Chinese chive, leaves, raw
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Nutrition reference: Standard Tables of Food Composition in Japan 2023, corrected March 2026 — 06207 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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