How to Say ‘Welcome to dine with us.’ in Traditional Chinese
歡迎您們來用餐。
huān yíng nín men lái yòng cān
[hwan-ying neen-men lai yohng-tsahn]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This sounds like staff speaking to customers and is a bit polished or formal. In everyday restaurants, you may hear shorter versions like [歡迎光臨] or just practical next-step questions instead.
Phrase Breakdown
歡迎
huān yíng
[hwan-ying]
welcome
A polite word used by staff to greet guests or express that they look forward to the guests' visit.
歡迎您們星期六晚上七點來用餐。
You are welcome to come dine at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you all; you (polite, plural)
A respectful way to address multiple people, such as a group of guests.
歡迎您們準時來用餐。
You are welcome to come dine on time.
來
lái
[lai]
come
A common verb meaning to come. In service settings, it often refers to the guest arriving at the restaurant.
歡迎您們明天來用餐。
You are welcome to come dine tomorrow.
用餐
yòng cān
[yohng-tsahn]
dine; have a meal
A formal service word meaning to dine. Restaurants use it more politely than just saying eat.
歡迎您們今晚來用餐。
You are welcome to come dine tonight.
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