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 tsan]
💬 Usage Tip: [來用餐] literally means "come dine," but in restaurant speech it's a natural welcoming phrase, not a strong emphasis on physically coming. You can swap the last part: [來吃飯] is more everyday, while [來用餐] sounds more service-polite.
Phrase Breakdown
歡迎您們
huān yíng nín men
welcome, you all
A very polite way to welcome multiple people.
歡迎您們光臨。
Welcome to you all.
Words in this phrase
歡迎
huān yíng
[hwan ying]
welcome
A polite greeting used by restaurant staff to receive guests warmly.
服務生一看到客人就說：「歡迎您們來用餐。」
As soon as the server saw the guests, they said, "Welcome, please come dine with us."
您們
nín men
[neen men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful plural form of "you," often used when addressing customers.
歡迎您們來用餐，請問幾位？
Welcome, everyone. How many people are dining?
來
lái
[lai]
to come
A common verb meaning to come to a place or arrive.
今天很多客人來用餐。
Many guests came to dine today.
用餐
yòng cān
[yohng tsan]
to dine
A polite way to say eat a meal, especially at a restaurant.
他們晚上七點來用餐。
They are coming to dine at seven in the evening.
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