How to Say ‘Dietary restrictions’ in Simplified Chinese
忌口
jì kǒu
[jìkǒu]
🇨🇳 In China: Restaurant staff often ask 有什么忌口吗？ "anything you don't eat?" when you order or book. It covers allergies, religious rules, and simple dislikes like coriander or spice, so it's a good moment to mention anything.
Phrase Breakdown
忌口
jì kǒu
[jìkǒu]
dietary restriction; food to avoid
Foods a person avoids for health, religious or personal reasons.
请问您有什么忌口吗？
Do you have any dietary restrictions?
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