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Sunday, 11/1/2026 | 11:36 GMT+7

Three ways to order and pay in English

There are three simple phrases for ordering food in English, while paying only requires one question.

Moon Nguyen

When dining out, knowing how to order politely can enhance your experience. Here are three common phrases you can use: "I'd like to order the...", "Can I get the...", or "I'll have the...". These simple expressions allow you to clearly communicate your meal choice to the server.

Once your meal is complete, asking for the bill is straightforward. The most widely accepted phrase to request payment is "Can I get the bill, please?". This polite question ensures a smooth end to your dining experience.

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