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About Ordering Food in Icelandic
Hungry? How to go about buying food in Icelandic? These are some of the inquiries you’ll have whenever visiting in a Icelandic speaking nation. Learn More
Whether you’re intending to live in a Icelandic speaking country or going on a brief visit there, knowing how to purchase meals in Icelandic is really important. Eating out at Icelandic restaurants and cafes can be a lot of fun, particularly if you fully understand some fundamental Icelandic restaurant words. More …
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We have outlined a number of basic meal relevant sentences in Icelandic, underneath, hoping some may help you if you are placing your order dinner in Icelandic.
Speaking Icelandic When Eating Out
Just click here to read the Icelandic meal key phrases quickly that can be used when it comes to ordering meals in Icelandic bistros and coffee shops.
| Salty | asin |
| Sour | asam |
| Cold | dingin |
| Delicious | enak |
| Sweet | manis |
| Hot (temperature) | panas |
| Hot (spicy) | pedas |
| Tasteless, bad | tawar |
| A table for one person/two people, please. | Tolong, satu meja untuk satu/dua orang. (...) |
| Can I look at the menu, please? | Bisa lihat menunya? (...) |
| Is there a house specialty? | Ada makanan istimewa? (...) |
| Is there a local specialty? | Ada makanan khas daerah ini? (...) |
| I'm a vegetarian. | Saya vegetarian. (...) |
| I don't eat pork. | Saya tidak makan babi. (...) |
| I don't eat beef. | Saya tidak makan sapi. (...) |
| Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard) | Tolong bisa dibuat dengan lebih sedikit minyak? (...) |
| I want _____. | Saya mau pesan _____. (...) |
| I want a dish containing _____. | Saya mau makanan yang mengandung _____. (...) |
| chicken | ayam (...) |
| beef | sapi (...) |
| fish | ikan (...) |
| pork | daging babi (...) |
| sausage | sosis (...) |
| cheese | keju (...) |
| eggs | telur (...) |
| tofu | tahu (...) |
| (fresh) vegetables | sayuran (...) |
| (fresh) fruit | buah (...) |
| bread | roti (...) |
| toast | roti bakar (...) |
| noodles | mie (MEE) |
| rice | nasi (...) |
| porridge | bubur (...) |
| May I have a glass of _____? | Saya bisa minta satu gelas _____? (...) |
| May I have a cup of _____? | Saya bisa minta satu cangkir_____? (...) |
| May I have a bottle of _____? | Saya bisa minta satu botol _____? (...) |
| coffee | kopi (...) |
| tea (drink) | teh (...) |
| juice | jus (...) |
| (bubbly) water | air bersoda (...) |
| water | air (AH-yer) |
| beer | bir (...) |
| red/white wine | anggur merah/putih (...) |
| May I have some _____? | Saya bisa minta _____? (...) |
| salt | garam (...) |
| black pepper | merica hitam (MREE-chah) |
| chili sauce | saus sambal (...) |
| butter | mentega (muhn-TEY-gah) |
| Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server) | Mas-Mas! (young male), Bang-Bang! (older male) Mbak-Mbak! (female) Bu-Bu! (older Female)(...) |
| I'm finished. | Saya sudah selesai. (...) |
| It was delicious. | Tadi enak rasanya. (...) |
| Please clear the plates. | Tolong piringnya diambil. (...) |
| The check, please. | Minta bon. (...) |
Click on the hyperlinks below to check out a list of beneficial Icelandic holiday keyword phrases which you’ll find arranged by category. For every holiday phrase in Icelandic, you will see the actual English translation.
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