How to Say ‘Any add-ons?’ in Japanese
追加はありますか
tsuika wa ari masu ka
[TSOO-ee-kah wah ah-REE mahss kah]
💬 Usage Tip: Pattern: [X は ありますか] = “Any X?” Here [追加] is treated like a category: “Any add-ons?”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Staff may ask this to confirm you don’t want extras before they finalize the order (especially at busy counters).
Phrase Breakdown
追加
tsuika
[TSOO-ee-kah]
addition; extra (item/order); add-on
Refers to extra items you can add. In fast food, staff may ask this to confirm you don’t want any more items.
追加はありますか。
Any add-ons?
は
wa
[wah]
(topic particle)
Marks the topic (“as for…”). Here it highlights 追加 as the topic: “As for add-ons…”
追加はナゲットにします。
For the add-on, I’ll choose nuggets.
ありますか
ari masu ka
[ah-REE]
is there? / do you have?
Asks whether something exists/is needed. Here: 'Any add-ons?'
他にご希望はありますか。
Do you have any other requests?
Words in this phrase
あり
ari
[ah-REE]
to exist; to have (polite stem)
Used in availability questions in shops: “Do you have…/Is there…?”
追加がありましたら教えてください。
If there are any add-ons, please tell me.
ます
masu
[mahss]
(polite verb ending)
Polite form used with staff/customers. Very common in ordering conversations.
ソースは何種類ありますか。
How many types of sauce do you have?
か
ka
[kah]
(question particle)
Makes the sentence a question; polite inquiry in service settings.
ほかにご注文はありますか。
Do you have any other order?
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