How to Say ‘No ice’ in Japanese
氷なし
koori nashi
[koh-ree nah-shee]
💬 Usage Tip: Label form: [氷なし]. Add [で] to make it an ordering request: [氷なしで].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Some places may confirm temperature too (hot/ice), especially for coffee and tea drinks.
Phrase Breakdown
氷
koori
[koh-ree]
ice
氷 specifies what you’re changing in the drink (the ice).
氷なしでお願いします。
No ice, please.
なし
nashi
[nah-shee]
none / without
なし means “none/without,” used for customizations: 氷なし, ソースなし, 玉ねぎなし, etc.
氷なしにできますか。
Can you make it with no ice?
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