Chinese Restaurant in Korea

The -ㅂ시다 form: This form is polite and used to suggest doing something together in a respectful way.

• 같이 갑시다. [ga-chi gap-si-da] – Let's go together
• 영화를 봅시다. [yeong-hwa-reul bop-si-da] – Let's watch a movie.
• 커피 마십시다. [keo-pi ma-sip-si-da] – Let's drink coffee.

점심 먹읍시다. [jeom-sim meo-geup-si-da]
Let's eat lunch.

• 점심 [jeom-sim] means "lunch"
• 먹읍시다. [meo-geup-si-da] means "Let's eat."

양식 어때요? [yang-sik eo-ttae-yo?]
How about Western food?

• 양식 [yang-sik] means "Western food"
• 어때요? [eo-ttae-yo?] means "How is it?"

___어때요? [___eo-ttae-yo?] means "How do you think about ___?"

• 한식 어때요? [han-sik eo-ttae-yo?] "How about Korean food?"
• 중식 어때요? [jung-sik eo-ttae-yo?] "How about Chinese food?"
• 일식 어때요? [il-sik eo-ttae-yo?] "How about Japanese food?"

중식으로 합시다. [jung-si-geu-ro hap-si-da]
Let's have Chinese food.

• 중식으로 [jung-si-geu-ro] means "towards Chinese food"
• 합시다 [hap-si-da] means "Let's do it."

• A: 어, 벌써 시간이!
  Oh, time has flown!
• B: 점심 먹읍시다. [jeom-sim meo-geup-si-da]
  Let's eat lunch.
• A: 뭐 먹을까요?
  What shall we eat?
• B: 양식 어때요? [yang-sik eo-ttae-yo?]
  How about Western food?
• A: 양식은 아침에 먹었어요.
  I ate Western food in the morning.
• B: 중식 어때요? [jung-sik eo-ttae-yo?]
  How about Chinese food?
• A: 좋아요! 중식으로 합시다.
  Sounds good! Let's have Chinese food.
• A: 전화로 예약 부탁드릴게요.
  Could you please make a reservation over the phone?