Your Iced Coffee in Japan Is 80% Ice. Here's the Fix.
To say No ice, please in Japanese, say 氷なしでお願いします (kōri nashi de onegai shimasu).
Order an iced drink in Japan and get back a cup that's mostly ice.
氷なしでお願いします
kōri nashi de onegai shimasu
No ice, please
In this video
- 氷なしでお願いします kōri nashi de onegai shimasu No ice, please.
- アイスコーヒー、氷なしでお願いします aisu kōhī, kōri nashi de onegai shimasu Iced coffee, no ice please.
Why this phrase
Japanese iced drinks come packed with ice. Teach the two-second cafe request to skip it, using ice plus without.
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