How to Say ‘We look forward to your visit.’ in Traditional Chinese
期待您們來用餐。
qī dài nín men lái yòng cān
[chee-dye neen-men lye yohng-tsan]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a standard warm closing from restaurant staff after a reservation or special request. In Taiwan it sounds friendly and professional, especially in text confirmations.
Phrase Breakdown
期待
qī dài
[chee-dye]
look forward to
A polite expression used to say you are happily waiting for someone's visit or event.
我們很期待您們來用餐。
We are really looking forward to your coming to dine.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful way to address more than one person, often used by staff to speak politely to guests.
期待您們來用餐。
We look forward to your coming to dine.
來用餐
lái yòng cān
to come dine; to come for a meal
Refers to coming to a restaurant to eat.
歡迎來用餐。
Welcome to come dine with us.
Words in this phrase
來
lái
[lye]
come
Used when inviting or referring to someone coming to a place.
期待您們明天來用餐。
We look forward to your coming to dine tomorrow.
用餐
yòng cān
[yohng-tsan]
dine; have a meal
A polite and slightly formal way to say 'eat' or 'have a meal' at a restaurant.
期待您們來用餐。
We look forward to your coming to dine.
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