How to Say ‘Valet parking’ in Traditional Chinese
代客泊車
dài kè pō chē
[dàikè bóchē]
💬 Usage Tip: 泊車 (bó chē) is a more formal or borrowed word for parking, mostly seen in 代客泊車. In everyday talk people say 停車 instead.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Valet is mainly found at hotels, upscale restaurants and department stores in Taiwan. Small or mid-range places almost never offer it.
Phrase Breakdown
代客
dài kè
[dàikè]
on behalf of customers
Doing something for guests; used in service names.
飯店提供代客叫車。
The hotel calls taxis for guests.
泊車
pō chē
[bóchē]
to park (a car)
Formal word for parking; with 代客 means valet parking.
門口不能泊車。
You can't park at the entrance.
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