How to Say ‘Indoor table’ in Japanese
店内の席
tennai no seki
[ten-nai no seh-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: Put [の] between two nouns and the first describes the second: [店内の席] means seats in the restaurant. The same pattern works for other preferences like [庭の見える席] is different, because there [見える] is a verb, not just noun + [の].
Phrase Breakdown
店内
tennai
[ten-nai]
inside the restaurant; indoors
Refers to seating located inside the restaurant building.
店内の席を予約したいです。
I would like to reserve an indoor seat.
の席
no seki
seat(s) in; inside seats
The particle の links 店内 and 席, meaning seats inside the restaurant.
店内の席をお願いします。
A seat inside, please.
Words in this phrase
の
no
[no]
of; 's
Connects 店内 and 席 to mean seats inside the restaurant.
店内の席がいいです。
An indoor seat would be good.
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat; table
A place to sit, here specifically an indoor seat.
店内の席をお願いします。
An indoor seat, please.
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