The Lights Just Dimmed and She Said One English Word. The Kitchen Is About to Close on You.
To say it's last order in Japanese, say ラストオーダーです (rasuto ōdā desu).
The lights just dropped. She said one English word with Japanese glued on the end. You have about a minute.
ラストオーダーです
rasuto ōdā desu
it's last order
In this video
- ラストオーダーです。 Rasuto ōdā desu. It's last order.
- まもなくラストオーダーになります。 Mamonaku rasuto ōdā ni narimasu. It will be last order shortly.
Why this phrase
Izakaya and casual restaurants call last order in a Japanized English you will miss if you are not listening for it. Play the line, freeze, then reveal 「ラストオーダーです」. After that, they will not take another plate.
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