How to Say ‘Dessert plate’ in Japanese
デザートプレート
dezaato pureeto
[deh-ZAH-toh poo-REH-toh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: A dessert plate with a message written in chocolate sauce is the standard birthday or anniversary service at Japanese restaurants. It's usually free if you ask when you book.
Phrase Breakdown
デザート
dezaato
[deh-ZAH-toh]
dessert
Sweet course served at the end of a meal.
デザートはケーキです。
Dessert is cake.
プレート
pureeto
[poo-REH-toh]
plate
A dish, often a decorated serving plate.
大きなプレートに料理をのせます。
I put food on a big plate.
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