How to Say ‘You can just order when you get to the restaurant’ in Simplified Chinese
到店点就行
dào diàn diǎn jiù xíng
[dào diàn diǎn jiù xíng]
💬 Usage Tip: Ending with 就行 (jiù xíng) means "that'll do" or "that's all you need". It's a handy reusable pattern: 微信付就行 "just pay with WeChat".
Phrase Breakdown
到店点
dào diàn diǎn
order at the restaurant
到店 (dào diàn) means 'at the store/restaurant'. 点 (diǎn) here means 'to order food'.
我们到店点菜。
We'll order when we get to the restaurant.
Words in this phrase
到
dào
[dào]
to arrive
A verb meaning to reach or get to a place.
客人六点到。
The guests arrive at six.
店点
diàn diǎn
[diàn diǎn]
order at the restaurant
Short for ordering (dishes) in the store/restaurant itself, rather than ordering in advance or online.
这个套餐不用预订，店点就可以。
This set meal doesn't need to be reserved; you can just order it at the restaurant.
就行
jiù xíng
is fine
就行 (jiù xíng) means 'that'll do / that's fine'.
这样就行。
This way is fine.
Words in this phrase
就
jiù
[jiù]
just, precisely
Indicating something is exactly or just as stated.
剑就是人的延伸。
The sword is an extension of the person.
行
xíng
[xíng]
okay; fine
Expresses that something is acceptable.
明天也行。
Tomorrow is fine too.
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