Question
I’m planning to visit Japan soon and would love to try some local Japanese foods. If I have dietary restrictions, how do I say “Do you have any vegetarian dishes?” in Japanese?
Japango Editor Team
ベジタリアン料理（りょうり）はありますか。
Bejitarian ryoori wa arimasuka?
Do you have any vegetarian dishes?
To enjoy your culinary adventures in Japan with dietary preferences or restrictions, this sentence is very useful. “Bejitarian” is derived from the English word “vegetarian”. “Ryoori” means “dishes” or “cuisine”. “Arimasuka” is used to ask if something exists or is available. By using this expression, you can easily inquire about vegetarian options at restaurants. If you have other dietary needs, consider replacing “bejitarian” with the respective terms, and enjoy your Japanese food exploration!
