How to Say ‘Without ice’ in Japanese
氷なしで
koori nashi de
[koh-ree nah-shee deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜なしで] works great with [氷]. You can also say [氷少なめで] for “less ice.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: If they can’t do “no ice” for a specific drink, they may explain why (e.g., pre-made or from a machine setting).
Phrase Breakdown
氷
koori
[koh-ree]
ice
氷 indicates you’re talking about ice (a drink customization).
氷なしでお願いします。
No ice, please.
なし
nashi
[nah-shee]
without / none
なし means “without”; with で it becomes “with no ~ / without ~.”
氷なしでお願いします。
Without ice, please.
で
de
[deh]
with / in that condition
で marks the condition/style: “(served) without ice.” Very common in ordering.
氷なしでお願いします。
No ice, please.
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