Waiter phrases in Japanese

I’m gonna start this off by saying I have a slight understanding of the language, but am not fluent.
I want to start work in a Japanese restaurant as a waiter and / or bartender. What are the common phrases (in Japanese) that I should be aware of? E.g. “What can I get for you?”, “What drinks would you like?”, “Is that all?”
Phrases like that that would help me when it comes to starting.

2 comments
  1. Whatever the customer says, just respond “畏まりました” and go back to the kitchen and make your best guess. Can’t go wrong.

  2. >“What can I get for you?”

    ご注文はお決まりですか。

    (technically, this means “have you decided on your order?”)

    > “What drinks would you like?”

    お飲み物はいかがなさいますか。

    > “Is that all?”

    以上でよろしいでしょうか。

    Besides that I can think of 店内でお召し上がりですか (will you eat in?) as something I’d hear a lot… probably would help to narrow down exactly what type of restaurant this is since that makes no sense in a bar. Or just copy what your coworkers do.

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