Ordering Food at a Restaurant
Sometimes it is fun to go out to eat at a restaurant. There are many different types of restaurants in the United States. People like to try different types of food when they go to a restaurant. At a restaurant there are waiters or waitresses that will take your order. First, you should look at the menu and decide what you want to eat. The waiter or waitress will ask you what you would like to eat. You can answer by saying "I would like" or "I will have". Sometimes you will want to order an appetizer or starter meal. Then you will order a main course or entree. If you like sweet foods you might want to order some dessert! Don't forget to ask for a bill/check after you are done eating!
Answer the questions below in the comments button:
1. What is a tip?
2. What phrases or words should you use to order a meal?
3. How do you tell the waiter or waitress you don't want something in the meal?
4. Have you ever tried food a the restaurant that you didn't like? What did you do?
If you are done go to this website and look at a sample conversation for ordering food.
http://esl.about.com/library/beginner/blwouldlike.htm
1. Tip = money
ReplyDelete2.I can say I would like... or I will have....
3.I would not like....
4.Yes,I have. I told her I don't like sugar.
lingyu zhang
Delete1-the tip is people usually leave money on the table for said tank you.
ReplyDelete2-I would like .....tank you.
3-I don't like tank you
4-.
Mitra
Delete1-the tip a word and thanks.you may pay money to the waiter or waitresses.
2-I would like ...thank you.
3-I don't like thanks.
4- I don't say any thing.
Mitra
1.TIP is award and thanks,you may pay money to waiter or waitresses.
ReplyDelete2.I told waiter:i would like this or please give me .
3.I don't like this,thank's.
4.NO,i didn't.i told waiter I dones't eat.
Delete4-I don't said.
ReplyDelete1. A tip is money for a good service.
ReplyDelete2.The words that we should use to order a meal are "I would like".
3.If I don't want something in the meal, I will say " I would not like".
4.I will say "I don't really like this. If the add to the food something ,it will be more delicious".
Howell
1.when you get good service and food in restaurant, you can pay more money for the service, this is a tip.
ReplyDelete2.when I order the food,I usually use - I would like...
3.l will say: I would like my salad less salty &oil, please!
4.yes l do.so I never come back that restaurant anymore!
yun zhu
1.A Tip It is money , give to waiter.
ReplyDelete2."I would like" or "I will have".
3."I would not like" or "I will not have".
4.yes ,ever had. I will never again go to. I say byebye.
BOJIE SHI
1,IT is money what the customer give the waiter for good service.
ReplyDelete2," I would like ....."
3,I would not like..........
4, Yes ,of Couse, but, my stomach was very bad!
junjie
1. for a good service pay the money.
ReplyDelete2. We should use to order a meal are " I would like"
3. If I don't want something in the meal, I'll say "I would like......"
4. I'll say: sorry, I don't like
Jenny
1. A tip is for when the food.in the restaurant and the service is good.
ReplyDelete2. I would like order water . please
3. sorry . can you help me I want to know .what kind the food do you have,
4.thanks but . I don't like the service ,don't going pay you, sorry
jose adam
1- Tip is basic price depends on waiters service performance
ReplyDelete2-At the restaurant waiters that will take your order. First look at the menu and decide want you want to eat. Waiters will ask me "what you like a starter?" I answer, yes I'd like to soup and salad." Then I will order a main course.
3- "No thank you. Can I have the bill?" please.
4-I'm sorry . I don't like the soup.
waiters:"what's wrong with the soup?'
I answer "it's too cold."
waiters maybe changes the soup :)
melek yilmaz
1.Tip is the restaurant's food and service is good ,people want to pay some money .
ReplyDelete2.I usually use "I would like" or" I will have".
3.I like my meal less salty please.
4.If I don't like, I will ask the waiter to change my meal,or I never come back again.
Jessie Cui