How to Say ‘Private room reservation’ in Traditional Chinese
包廂訂位
bāo xiāng dìng wèi
[bāo xiāng dìng wèi]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Many Taiwanese restaurants, especially Chinese banquet and hot pot places, have 包廂 (bāo xiāng) for groups. These are popular for company dinners and family gatherings, and often book up weeks ahead of busy seasons.
Phrase Breakdown
包廂
bāo xiāng
[bāo xiāng]
private room
A separate, enclosed area in a restaurant meant for exclusive use by a group.
這家餐廳的包廂非常舒適。
The private rooms at this restaurant are very comfortable.
訂位
dìng wèi
[dìng wèi]
reservation; book a table
The act of reserving a spot, typically in a restaurant.
我們需要訂位才能用餐。
We need a reservation to dine in.
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