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Japanese Restaurant Phrases - ordering food

teacher avatar Mikiko Miki's Japanese, Japanese/English Teacher and Translator

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      What you can learn from this class

      1:08

    • 2.

      Calling a waiter to your table, asking about a menu

      4:01

    • 3.

      Asking what is in the dish, placing an order

      4:23

    • 4.

      Ordering a set drink, telling the waiter when you want your drink

      3:24

    • 5.

      When you want water and extra plate, making an additional order

      3:30

    • 6.

      Dialog: calling a waiter, asking about a dish

      5:04

    • 7.

      Dialog: placing an order, asking for water, making an additional order

      7:25

    • 8.

      Shadowing practice

      2:13

    • 9.

      Conclusion

      0:25

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About This Class

In this class, you will learn essential phrases for ordering food in Japanese restaurants.

This class is divided into three series: entering a restaurant, ordering food, and paying the bill.
In the first series, you learned ten essential phrases to know when entering a restaurant in Japan.

In this class, you will learn phrases to ask restaurant staff when you don't understand the menu, check to see if the food you are allergic to is in the dish you want to order, how to order drinks with your meal, and how to order additional dishes.

Whether you are considering a trip to Japan, learning Japanese, or want to learn daily conversation, this class is for you. You will have access to a PDF of the phrases, vocabulary and dialogues you will learn in this class. We hope you will enjoy the class!

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Mikiko Miki's Japanese

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Hello, I'm Mikiko from Miki's Japanese!

Thank you for watching my videos and checking my profile!

Here's a little bit about myself.

I was born and raised in Japan and went to Canada for the first time in my 20s.
The reason I decided to go in Canada was because a Canadian teacher came to my English class when I was in junior high school. I was so happy to be able to understand English spoken by a native speaker for the first time, and from there I immersed myself in learning English.

After returning to Japan, I worked as an interpreter for a company and as a university lecturer, and now I teach Japanese to people all over the world on a freelance basis.
I love this job because I am always meeting new people.

I hope to meet you all somewhere down ... See full profile

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1. What you can learn from this class: Hi, I'm Mickey from Mickey's Japanese. This video is the second in a series of three videos where you will learn some very useful words and phrases to eat in Japanese restaurants. In the first video, we learned the phrases you need to know when entering a restaurant in Japan. This time, let's learn the phrases for ordering food. You will learn common phrases that waiters say, how to answer them, how to ask questions about their food. You don't know useful phrases if you are allergic to certain foods and many more. As in series one, this series will also include dialogue exercises. These dialogues are based on difficult Japanese restaurant conversations. So you can practice them while imagining you're eating in Japan. Also, if you follow my voice and do shadowing exercises for the parts where I'm reading the entire dialogue, it will be a great help for you to become fluent in Japanese. We have prepared each phrase in dialogue in PDF format for yourself study. So let's get started. 2. Calling a waiter to your table, asking about a menu: Phrase number 11, semi mass in cinemas in means, excuse me, in English. Please say this when you want to call the restaurant staff to your table. Now please repeat after me, Sumi, my thin semi mass and don't cut the tongue gets it means pork cut. Let everyone loves deep fried, crispy tone kudzu. In Japan, don't get too is also made at home. Phrase number 122, more morning icy mass. Please say this when you are ready to order, you might see Japanese people raise their hands and say this phrase, two is order. In English. Omega is you must means please. Now please repeat after me. To owning isomers. To owning isomers. Warm. So by noodles with tempura on top are called ten to the isobar. There's also khaki, I guess Oba. With khaki, I get on top. Phrase number 13, show so automatic that side. This is a phrase restaurant staff often say, show. Show means a little automatic or that side means please wait. Now, please repeat after me. Show automatic. Could say. So. So automatic couldn't say. That is so bad. Cold. So by noodles or cold, that is so many people order Tim put together phrase number 14, Cordova. Nonetheless, many Japanese menus include images of the dishes. But you can say this phrase if there are no images and you're not sure what it is. Now please repeat after me. Cordova. None. None. Let's learn the basic names of cooking ingredients. Meat is nice, neat, good. Beef is unique. Unique. Pork is Bhutan. Bhutan good? Chicken is 30. 30 need fish is gonna suck on. Vegetable. Is yes. Yes, I got it. Cut. It is query and rice. It is a comfort food for Japanese people. 3. Asking what is in the dish, placing an order: Phrase number 15. Now Nina, Hi. You must say this when you want to know what is in the dish. Nanny means what in English? High means being included. Now please repeat after me. Nanny got high, the Messiah. Hi, The Muskoka. Key. Tie yucky is a Japanese street food that has been loved for over 100 years. It has sweet as the key beans inside. Phrase number 16. Anika. Hi. You must use this phrase if you're a vegetarian or allergic and want to ask if a particular food is included. Now, please repeat after me. Hi. Hi. You must go. Nuts is not to not to. Dairy. Is nu say hearing. You say him. Wheat is called woogie. Woogie. Kinda get canal has a lot of fans among Japanese men. It is on the menu at both is that Gaia, Japanese style pubs and restaurants. Phrase number 17, Qatar, get Taisho Kuo on an icy mess. Then isomers means please, in English, say the name of the menu item you want to order before. On an icy mass is a set meal. Now please repeat after me. Cadaver get days, your Google. Guys, you must get tastes or Guo. Owning isomers. In Japanese, various counters are used to count objects, e.g. chopsticks are counted as Zen. Nissan. Wine bottles are counted as bone, knee home. Even if you don't know every single counter, you can use that to counter for almost anything. E.g. one woman is. Now men. To Romans are not men. That say the name of the menu first, then the number was two counter. Let's count. Still too. That's it. Meet your mat stack a go hand. Matsuda K. Mushrooms have a truly wonderful aroma and are often eaten as tacky, call me go hand, cooked rice. 4. Ordering a set drink, telling the waiter when you want your drink: Phrase number 18, sit or NAMI MANOVA. Set means set in English, or NAMI mono means drink. If you order a set meal that includes a drink, the waiter will ask you this. Tell the waiter name of your favorite drink. Now please repeat after me. Though not all know me MANOVA. Manova. Let's say the name of drinks in Japanese. Call he called American go, he go, He started the name on the meter. Good job. Hold it, tap. Orange juice it. Dingo to suit. A to have with the shake. Good. Who do to stand up? Try having Japanese foods in a fruit sandwich. Phrase number 19 or NAMI MANOVA, Almaty. See mascot. If you order a drink with your meal, the waiter will ask when you want your drink served. If you want it to be brought before the meal, please say, suck teeny, teeny. With your meal. Is show that. Show that after the meal. So Google. So Google. Now please repeat after me. All know me MANOVA or more TC mass. Oh, no, me mono. Eat two or more CMS. Msu. Msu is a plum liquor mess you is that to have intestinal regulating and fatigue relieving effects. 5. When you want water and extra plate, making an additional order: Phrase number 20 or matte that says schemas that cut and paste your code. This means, thank you for waiting. The waiter says this when he brings your food to your table. Now please repeat after me. Omar, that says you must get Taisho goodness. Or Martha says you must get, taste your goodness. It is wonderful to eat tender wagyu beef in a shampoo. Shampoo with vegetables. Phrase number 21. Omi could ask, say, whenever you enter a restaurant in Japan, a wet towel and water are always bought to your table. Please stay. This phrase when you want more water during your meal could say, means please give me. You can also say armies it on a nice You must. Now please repeat after me or me. Could I say, could I say ticking none been fried chicken topped with tartar sauce is a popular local disk in Miyazaki prefecture. Phrase number 20 to 30, data store two more. I Muscat means extra plates. What I am as God means, can I have? Now please repeat after me more, I must go more. I mascot cuts it down. It is a dish of pocket let cooked with onions and eggs and served on rights and is a favorite of Japanese people. Phrase number 23 in MMA will see gas stack design. If you want to order additional food, say This phrase means addition. Now please repeat after me. Neomycin. Edema may well three, steak that side. Cinemas and edema may well see steak that site. Because she cuts the beef and vegetables on bamboo skewers deep fried in oil. Because he cuts is a dish from Osaka. 6. Dialog: calling a waiter, asking about a dish: Dialogue, practice. Let's practice the phrases you have learned in real restaurant and conversations. Dialogue seven, please refer to the English translation in the lower left corner of the screen. In this dialogue, you will tell the restaurant staff, please take our older, please repeat after me. Semi Mohsen two, omega is your mass. So Almaty could SI. Now, let's do a role-play. I will play the role of a restaurant staff and you will do you plead start high. So automatic. Good essay. Let's do one more time. Please start. Hi, shows jaw or magic or that side. Now, let's switch roles. This time you play the restaurant staff, cinema stand. Too long on an icy mass. Let's do one more time. Nema sin two. Omega is UMass. Dialogue eight. In this dialogue, you will point to the menu and ask the restaurant staff what it is. Please repeat after me, Cordova than this guy. Bhutan Nicodemus. Now let's do a role-play. I will play the role of a restaurant staff and you will do you. Please start botanical this. Let's do one more time. Please start botanical this. Now, let's switch roles. Please do the restaurant staff, Cordova, none this guy. Let's do on what time? Cordova. None, this guy. Dialogue nine. In this dialogue, you will point to the menu and ask the restaurant staff what is in the dish. Please repeat after me. Cordova. Now Nina, Hi there in Muskoka. This let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you. Please start second. Yes, I this Let's do one more time. Please start second. Yes. I guess. Let's switch roles this time. Please do the restaurant staff. Cordova. Now, Nina. Hi, Emma SCA. Let's do one more time. Now, Nina. Hi, Emma, SCA. Dialogue ten. In this dialogue, you will ask the restaurant staff if the dish contains nuts. Please repeat after me. Not to that. Hi. Yeah. Hi, Emma sin. Now let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you plead start. High, mass end. Let's do one more time. Please start. Yeah. Hi, the image then. Now let's switch roles this time. Please do the restaurant staff, not high day mask. Let's do one more time. Not that high. The Messiah. 7. Dialog: placing an order, asking for water, making an additional order: Dialogue 11. In this dialogue, you will place an order. Please repeat after me. Cadaver gate tastes so good. Good essay. High cost, comedy master. Now let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you. Please start high cost comedy mass that it's still one more time. Please start. Hi, classical muddy mess that. Now let's switch roles. This time. Please do the restaurant staff. Could essay. Let's do one more time. Good taste. Good eyesight. Dialogue 12. In this dialogue, the waiter will ask you what drink you would like for the set meal you ordered. Please repeat after me. Or NAMI MANOVA call. He did. Now let's do our role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you set or NAMI MANOVA? Let's do one more time, though. Not all NAMI MANOVA. Now let's switch roles. This time. Please do the restaurant staff. Please begin. Call he did. Let's do one more time. Please begin. Call heated dialogue 13. In this dialogue, the waiter will ask you when you would like your drink about to you. Please repeat after me. Or NAMI MANOVA or more TC masker. Chicago there. Now let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you know me, MANOVA or more TC mass? Let's do one more time. Or NAMI MANOVA or more TC Messiah. Now, let's switch roles this time. Please do the restaurant staff. Please begin. So Google there. Let's do one more time. Please start. Google that dialogue, 14. In this dialogue, you will ask the restaurant staff for some water. Please repeat after me. That says you match that. Cut and paste your goodness. I D got the neomycin. Could say height. So, so automatic that say, let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do, you will map that says you must cut and paste your goodness. Hi. So, so automatic that side. Let's do one more time. Martin Stacy mass that Qatar get paid. So Curtis, height. So so automatic that side. Let's switch roles. This time. Please do the restaurant staff, please start adding up though neomycin or me to that side. Let's do one more time. Please begin adding at the cinemas and me. Could I say dialogue 15? In this dialogue, you will ask the restaurant staff for an extra plate and make an additional order. Please repeat after me. Neomycin. Morning I must. Ada mommy will stick with SI High School. Maddy musta. Now let's do a role-play. I will do the restaurant staff and you will do you. Please start Hi, class comedy, must that. Let's do one more time. Please start. High cost, go muddy mess that. Let's switch roles this time. Please do the restaurant staff cinemas in that app. What I must do. So they kinda edema may well, three got stick with SI. Let's do one more time. Semi mass and more. I must select Cara, Ada mommy will stick with SI. 8. Shadowing practice : Let's do shadowing practice. I will read the dialogue and you will follow along. The goal is to be able to say the dialogue without the script. Dialogue seven, semi mass in to omega icy mass height. So, so much good. Si, dialogue eight. Then this guy, Bhutanese to this dialogue, 999, height, the Messiah. Secondly, Yazidis. Dialogue tend not to get high. Yeah, Hi, Madison. Dialogue 11. Coag it tastes so good. Start to Say, hi. Comedy, match that. Dialogue. 12, set, don't know me MANOVA. Go heated. Dialogue 13 or NAMI MANOVA, eat two or more TC masker. So Google that. Dialogue 14 or Martha says you must taste so good at he got the neomycin or meets could that side. Hi. So, so Almaty could SI, dialogue 15. Jimmy Madison. What I must. Ada, mommy will stick with that site. High comedy Mazda. 9. Conclusion: This is the end of our second series of restaurant phrases. We hope you enjoyed it. Now you can order your meal in Japanese restaurants without feeling intimidated. In series three, you will learn phrases for paying the bill and for leaving the restaurant. Thank you very much for watching and we look forward to seeing you in series three and our Mickey's Japanese channel and website.