How to Say ‘Visit / coming to the store’ in Japanese
ご来店
go raiten
[goh rye-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: [来店] literally means coming to a store or restaurant, and it often appears with polite [ご] as [ご来店]. You'll see it in formal customer messages more than in casual speech.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
A polite prefix making the noun more respectful.
ご来店のごは丁寧です。
The ご in ご来店 is polite.
来店
raiten
[rye-ten]
visit to a store
A formal word for a customer's visit to a store or restaurant.
ご来店の来店は店に来ることです。
The 来店 in ご来店 means coming to the store.
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