Ordering Food in Finnish Restaurant

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Hungry? How to start ordering meals in Finnish? These include a number of the queries you’ll have whenever travelling in a Finnish speaking place. Learn More

Whether you’re planning to live in a Finnish speaking country or intending on a brief trip there, understanding how to get meals in Finnish is really important. Eating out at Finnish eateries and bistros generally is a lot of excitement, especially if you know some basic Finnish restaurant vocab. More …

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We now have detailed several typical meal applicable keyword phrases in Finnish, down below, wishing they may help you if you end up ordering food in Finnish.

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Just click here to understand the Finnish dinner key phrases readily which can be used when it comes to ordering food in Finnish dining places and coffee shops.

A table for one person/two people, please.	Pöytä yhdelle/kahdelle kiitos. (...)
Can I look at the menu, please?	Saisinko ruokalistan? (...)
Can I look in the kitchen?	Voinko nähdä keittiön? (...)
Is there a local specialty?	Onko teillä paikallisia erikoisuuksia? (...)
I'm a vegetarian.	Olen kasvissyöjä. (...)
I don't eat pork.	En syö sianlihaa. (...)
I don't eat beef.	En syö naudanlihaa. (...)
I only eat kosher food.	Syön vain kosher-ruokaa. (...)
Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)	Voitteko tehdä siitä kevyttä? (...)
fixed-price meal	päivän ateriaa (...)
a la carte	a la carte (...)
breakfast	aamiainen (...)
lunch	lounas (...)
supper	illallinen (...)
I want _____.	Saisinko _____. (...)
I want a dish containing _____.	Saisinko jotain _____n kanssa. (...)
chicken	kana (...)
beef	naudanliha (...)
reindeer	poro (...)
fish	kala (...)
herring	silli (...)
baltic herring	silakka (...)
ham	kinkku (...)
sausage	makkara (...)
cheese	juusto (...)
eggs	munia (...)
salad	salaatti (...)
(fresh) vegetables	(tuoreita) vihanneksia (...)
(fresh) fruit	(tuoreita) hedelmiä (...)
bread	leipä (...)
toast	paahtoleipä (...)
noodles	nuudelit (...)
rice	riisi (...)
beans	pavut (...)
May I have a glass of _____?	Saisinko lasin _____? (...)
May I have a cup of _____?	Saisinko kupin _____? (...)
May I have a bottle of _____?	Saisinko pullon _____? (...)
coffee	kahvia (...)
tea (drink)	teetä (...)
juice	mehua (...)
(bubbly) water	soodavettä (...)
water	vettä (...)
beer	olutta (...)
red/white wine	puna/valko-viiniä (...)
May I have some _____?	Saisinko _____? (...)
salt	suolaa (...)
black pepper	pippuria (...)
butter	voita (...)
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)	Anteeksi, tarjoilija? (...)
I'm finished.	Olen valmis. (...)
It was delicious.	Herkullista. (...)
Please clear the plates.	Voitteko tyhjentää pöydän? (...)
The check, please.	Lasku, kiitos. (...)

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