How to Say ‘Last order’ in Traditional Chinese
最後點餐
zuì hòu diǎn cān
[zuìhòu dyen tsan]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Many Taiwanese restaurants have a last-order time well before closing and strict time limits, often 90 minutes. Staff may mention it when you book a late slot.
Phrase Breakdown
最後
zuì hòu
[zuìhòu]
last; final
The end point of a sequence.
最後一班車是十一點。
The last bus is at eleven.
點餐
diǎn cān
[dyen tsan]
order food
Used in restaurants to say that you want to place an order.
我看好了，這個我要點餐。
I’ve decided; I want to order this meal.
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