How do you say "With cheese?" in Japanese?

"With cheese?" in Japanese is "チーズ入りですか？". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘With cheese?’ in Japanese

Q: What does "チーズ入りですか？" mean in English?

"チーズ入りですか？" means "With cheese?" in English. Usage tip: A compact confirmation question: "[チーズ入り] + [ですか？]" It's great for checking modifications quickly.

チーズ入りですか？

chiizu iri desu ka

[chee-zoo ee-ree dess kah]

💬 Usage Tip: A compact confirmation question: "[チーズ入り] + [ですか？]" It's great for checking modifications quickly.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Special requests matter a lot in Japanese service culture, so confirming small details like toppings is taken seriously.

Phrase Breakdown

チーズ

chiizu

[chee-zoo]

cheese

A loanword used in kitchens and on tickets to mean cheese as an ingredient or topping.

Example

このチーズは追加です。

This cheese is an extra topping.

入り

iri

[ee-ree]

with; containing

Used after an ingredient to show that something is included in the dish.

Example

ハム入りを確認してください。

Please confirm the one with ham.

ですか？

desu ka

is it?; is that so?

Polite question ending asking for confirmation.

Example

これでいいですか？

Is this okay?

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[dess]

is; are

A polite copula used to state or confirm information.

Example

こちらが正しいです。

This one is correct.

か

[kah]

question marker

Placed at the end of a sentence to make it a question.

Example

これでいいですか。

Is this okay?

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