How to Say ‘Valet service’ in Japanese
バレーサービス
baree saabisu
[bah-REH SAH-bee-soo]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Valet parking is rare in Japan outside upscale hotels. Most restaurants either have a small lot or point you to a nearby paid lot.
Phrase Breakdown
バレー
baree
[bah-REH]
valet
Loanword from 'valet'; note it is spelled the same as 'volleyball' in katakana.
バレーの係に車を預けました。
I left my car with the valet attendant.
サービス
saabisu
[SAH-bee-soo]
service
Loanword for 'service'; can also mean something given free of charge.
このホテルはサービスがいいです。
This hotel has good service.
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