also: りょうりベタ
bad at cooking; no good at cooking
Describes a person who is unskilled at cooking. Often used self-deprecatingly or to describe someone's lack of cooking ability.
I'm bad at cooking, so I always eat out.
He's so bad at cooking that he can't even fry an egg properly.
Standard kanji spelling.
Katakana spelling of 下手, common in casual writing.
Compound of 料理 (cooking) and 下手 (unskilled).