Couldn't Finish Your Ramen in Japan? Ask This Before You Box It Up.
To say Can I take this to go? in Japanese, say 持ち帰りできますか? (mochikaeri dekimasu ka?).
You left half the bowl. In most countries you'd ask for a box. In Japan, ask this first.
持ち帰りできますか?
mochikaeri dekimasu ka?
Can I take this to go?
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- 持ち帰りできますか? mochikaeri dekimasu ka? Can I take this to go?
- すみません、持ち帰りできますか? sumimasen, mochikaeri dekimasu ka? Excuse me, can I take this to go?
- すみません、持ち帰りはできません。 sumimasen, mochikaeri wa dekimasen. Sorry, we can't do takeout.
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