US /ˈrɛstərənt, -təˌrɑnt/
・UK /'restrɒnt/
Jen and I and the kids are going to go out to eat at a restaurant.
Jen and I and the kids are going to go out to eat at a restaurant.
This restaurant is an institution and it is certainly worth lining up for.
place to do so that at Schwartz. This restaurant is an institution and it's worth lining up
So there used to be this Indian restaurant me and Duncan would go to a lot because it was amazing.
So there used to be this Indian restaurant me and Duncan would go to a lot because it was like *amazing*
There's always a show to see, there's always a restaurant to eat at, a bar to experience. An endless list of attractions to do.
There's always a show to see, there's always a restaurant to eat at, a bar to experience. An endless list of attractions to do.
You're like, "Well, it's a hundred dollars. If I pay a hundred there for that and I pay a hundred dollars for a meal at a restaurant, what's there to lose?"
RESTAURANT, WHAT IS THERE TO
So a while ago I made an English lesson where I taught you how to order food at a restaurant,
So a while ago I made an English lesson where I taught you how to order food at a restaurant,
delicious Come to a steak restaurant for a full English
Come to a steak restaurant for a Full English.
So here in the restaurant they actually give you a guide how to enjoy Xiao long bao (小笼包
So here in the restaurant they actually give you a guide how to enjoy Xiao Long Bao.
It's the company's first new restaurant concept in the US in decades.
It's the company's first new restaurant concept in the U.S. in decades.
In Mandarin, if you walk into a restaurant and say, "Wuoya, sui jia," you're saying, "I want to sleep," but you probably meant, "Wuoya, sui jia," "I want dumplings." I've done that.
In Mandarin, if you walk into a restaurant and say, "wǒ yào shuì jiào," you're saying "I want to sleep," but you probably meant "wǒ yào shuǐ jiǎo," "I want dumplings."