Actions in restaurant
People in restaurant
Utensils
Menu
Things in restaurant
100

To prepare food by heating it in a particular way

to cook

100

A woman who brings the food to customers.

waitress

100

A tool, usually metallic and a handle used for cutting food.

knife

100

The most important part of a meal in different parts served separately.

main course

100

A room where food is prepared, and cooked.

kitchen

200

To keep a table in a restaurant by phone or on the internet.

to book/reserve

200

A trained cook in a hotel or restaurant, the most important cook.

chef

200

A small object with three or four points use to pick up food and eat it.

fork

200

A hot, liquid food made from vegetables, meat, or fish.

soup

200

A piece of cloth or paper, used to clean your mouth or fingers.

napkin/serviette

300

To provide food or drinks

to serve

300

A person buying a service or goods.

customer

300

A small spoon used to drink tea or coffee in a cup.

teaspoon

300

Sweet food at the end of a meal.

dessert

300

A table to different kinds of salad served in a restaurant.

salad bar

400

To ask for food or drinks to the waiter.

to order

400

Someone preparing food and cooking in a kitchen at the restaurant.

cook

400

A large spoon used for measuring or serving food

tablespoon

400

A drink for any type.

beverage

400

A flat object used for carrying food and drinks.

tray

500

To give a waiter or waitress  an extra amount of money to thank them for the service.

to tip

500

A person receiving and paying out money in a restaurant and also in a shop or bank.

cashier

500

Two small sticks of wood used by the Chinese people to eat with.

chopsticks

500

 Small food to eat before a meal.

appetizer

500

A large piece of cloth that covers a table during a meal and decorates it.

tablecloth