The typical order of ordering food is: find a table-look at the menu-order food-eat-pay the bill-leave. The expression of English language is basically secondary. There are two ways to "order" in English, that is, to reserve a table and&; Book a room. In Britain and many other countries, restaurants are generally divided into smoking and non-smoking areas. When entering the restaurant, the waiter will take the initiative to consult the guests and then lead them to the selected area for dinner.

When dining in a western restaurant, the menu usually includes three different dishes. The first course or appetizer refers to the first course, usually soup, a small salad or other snacks. The second course is the main course, and fish and chips are fish and chips. Like "roast beef Yorkshire pudding" and "Sheppard skin", they are all typical traditional English dishes. The last course is dessert-cold or hot, but both are sweet. Western eating habits are salty before sweet. There are many kinds of western food menus, which are sometimes difficult to understand. In this case, you can ask the waiter to explain.

Conversation in a restaurant

Dialogue in the restaurant

Hugh is ordering in a restaurant.

Hugh is ordering in the restaurant.

After a while

(After a while)

Emma: Mineral water with steam.