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Dining
From entering to paying the bill — all the phrases you need for dining at a restaurant.
How to order:
Many restaurants have a ticket vending machine at the entrance — buy your ticket before you sit down.
If you can't read the menu, just point at someone else's dish and say "Kore to onaji mono o onegaishimasu" (the same as this, please).
Paying the bill:
At most restaurants, you pay at the register on your way out — not at the table.
Some small shops only accept cash. If unsure, ask "Kaado tsukaemasu ka?" (Can I use a card?) first.
Note:
Most restaurants in Japan don't offer free refills — water is usually free, but you often need to ask for it.
Many places don't allow outside food, and won't let you bring your own drinks either.
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Dining From entering to paying the bill — all the phrases you need for dining at a restaurant.
Before Entering
Reservation
予約
Entry
入店
During the Meal
Ordering
注文
During the Meal
食事中
Checkout & Takeout
Paying the Bill
お会計
Takeout
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