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    Restaurant... I'd Like To Order, Please

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    The document provides vocabulary and common phrases for restaurants, including types of food, utensils, things waiters and customers say, and how to handle complaints. It aims to promote real-world experience in restaurants by teaching essential terminology for ordering, dining, and dealing with issues. Examples are given for food orders, drink requests, and politely returning unacceptable dishes.

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    Restaurant... I'd Like To Order, Please

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    The document provides vocabulary and common phrases for restaurants, including types of food, utensils, things waiters and customers say, and how to handle complaints. It aims to promote real-world experience in restaurants by teaching essential terminology for ordering, dining, and dealing with issues. Examples are given for food orders, drink requests, and politely returning unacceptable dishes.

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    The document provides vocabulary and common phrases for restaurants, including types of food, utensils, things waiters and customers say, and how to handle complaints. It aims to promote real-world experience in restaurants by teaching essential terminology for ordering, dining, and dealing with issues. Examples are given for food orders, drink requests, and politely returning unacceptable dishes.

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    Restaurant... I'd Like To Order, Please

    Uploaded by

    Sandra Francisco
    The document provides vocabulary and common phrases for restaurants, including types of food, utensils, things waiters and customers say, and how to handle complaints. It aims to promote real-world experience in restaurants by teaching essential terminology for ordering, dining, and dealing with issues. Examples are given for food orders, drink requests, and politely returning unacceptable dishes.

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    Restaurant...

    I’d like to
    order, please.
    Promote real life experience in
    restaurants.
    • Food vocabulary
    • Utensils vocabulary
    • Waiter common sentences
    • Costumer common sentences
    • Common sentences to complain
    • Discussion:

     What’s your favorite restaurant?


    Where is it located?
    How often do you go there?
     What kind of cuisine do they serve there?
    Food Vocabulary
    What is...?
    • Appetizers: It’s a small dish. Like soups, salads, onion rings, etc.

    • Main Course: It’s the main dish. Like a steak, pasta, fish, chicken.

    • Guarnishments/sides: It’s the extra food that comes with your main dish.
    It could be: French Fries, mashed potato, steamed vegetables
    • Dessert: It’s the sweet dish, like chocolate cake, milk pudding and
    cheesecakes.

    • Beverages: The drinks in the restaurant, like Coke, Juice, Beer, Wine and
    Whisky.
    • Example:

    • Waiter: Sir, how would you like your steak


    done?

    • Client: I’d like it medium rare.


    Utensils Vocabulary
    How do you say... in English?

    Fork Knife Spoon


    How do you say... in English?

    Plate Napkin Glass


    Costumer Common
    Sentences
    Costumer common sentences
    • I’d like a table for ... people, please.
    • Can I have the menu please?
    • What’s on the menu?
    • What are the specials for today?
    • What do you recommend?
    • We are ready to order.
    • I’d like my meat/chicken/fish…
    • Can I substitute the carrots with mashed potatoes?
    • Could you bring me the check (bill) please?
    Waiter Common
    Sentences
    Waiter common sentences
    • Can/ may I help you?
    • How many are you?
    • A party for ……….?= A group of ………..?
    • Have you booked a table
    • Can I take your drink order? > usually waiters ask this question first to give you
    time to think about you will order
    • Would you like some appetizer?
    • Are you ready to order sir/ma’am?
    • What would you like to order?
    • How would you like your meat/chicken/fish? (rare/medium/well-done)
    • What kind of dressing would you like?
    • What would you like to drink?
    • Anything to drink sir/ma’am?
    • Would you like dessert?
    • Is everything alright?
    • Did you enjoy your meal?
    Common sentences to complain
    Problems:
     There’s something wrong with the food. It tastes bad.
     It’s Burnt.
     It’s too salty.
     It’s raw.
     It’s disgusting.

    Ask for a solution.


     Could you take care of it, please?
     I would like a new helping.
     I am not paying for this.
     I want to choose a different dish.
     I don’t want anything else.

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