Which one of these is bok choy? (pic)?

Bok choy has a white stem that resembles celery without the stringiness, and dark green, spinach-like leaves that are tangy and sweet. The bottom ones are bok choy. The top picture is Shanghai bok choy with its pale green stem; very similar taste but smaller. It is sometimes called baby bok choy.

Bok Choy Pic

Both are bok choy or chinensis variety. The bottom white stem with slightly curly leaf the Chinese usually called it siew pak choy or white bok choy which you can find a dwarf (with short white stem) and tall long white stem bok choy. The top picture bok choy is also called bok choy with a pale green stem.

The top one is not Bok Choy. It is Shiu Tong Choi. The bottom one is call small Bok Choi. My Asian friend taught me about Asian vegetables.

They are both bok choy, just different varieties. The one on the bottom is most commonly seen. I was told that the name bok choy translates simply to 'white vegetable'.

The top ones are bok choy

Pak choi, pok choy, bok choy? Both normally defined as Chinese cabbage from the brassica family. It's like asking which one is a cabbage, the dark green curly leafed cabbage or the pale green smooth leafed cabbage.

I call it pak choi .

The one on the top is Bok choy.

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