A hotel guest named Hong asks natural English questions at a U.S. restaurant: where to sit, to see the menu first, and whether the café does takeout. Watch how to phrase polite service requests that actually work.
Welcome to— Can I get a last name and a room number? Hong, and it's— what's our room number? 2722. Do you want to sit inside or outside? Inside, but can we see a menu first? Just see what you guys got. Sorry, but do you happen to know if the cafe over there, do they only do takeout, or is it like— Yeah, it's only takeout. I think we're all set. Okay, thank you. Of course.
