ほかにもおすすめありますかって英語でなんて言うの？

To be someone's cup of tea = to be to someone's liking.

"What else can you recommend?" asks them to give you another option. "Is there anything else you can recommend?" also asks them to recommend something else. "Sorry, Im not sure I would like that" explains politely you may not enjoy what they suggested.

You can use the following sentences to express yourself: 1.Is there anything else you can recommend? 2.Do you have anything else I can try?

What else can you recommend? - is a direct question which helps you to continue the conversation. That's not for me. Is there anything else you'd recommend? - I really like this version because you politely reject one option but give the person a chance to recommend something else

A) Do you have any other recommendations? *Other-alternative of two. Example-"the other side of the street" *Recommendations-a suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action, especially Example-"the committee put forward forty recommendations for change B) I don't really feel like eating chicken tonight,anything else you suggest i try? *Anything-used to refer to a thing, no matter what. Example-"nobody was saying anything" *else-in addition; besides. Example-"anything else you need to know?" *Suggest-put forward for consideration. Example-"I suggest that we wait a day or two" *Try-make an attempt or effort to do something. Example-"he tried to regain his breath" I hope this helps :-)

When the first option is not suitable, a different option can be termed as "alternative." This is a polite way to ask without indicating that one feels that the person making the suggestion is unreliable. Many times a server may be happy to provide a newcomer to the restaurant with some popular dishes, so asking what others usually order gives him/her that opportunity.

If you say you are not in the "mood" for something, like food, that means you don't want it at this time. Example: "I am not sure I am in the mood for...?Do you recommend anything else?"

Sometimes at a restuarant we want to ask if there are any other options other than what was told to us:- Here are some ways to ask:- 1. Is there anything else that you recommend? Example:- I don't like spinach, is there anything else that you recommend? 2. What else is there? Example:- I had that slready yesterday, what else is there? 3. I'm a vegetarian, do you have any vegetarian dishes? Example:- I don't eat pork, I'm a vegetarian, do you have any vegetarian dishes?

Both of these phrases have the same meaning and use the concept of suggestions/to recommend to show that you're asking for advice from the waiter. The key element that describes that you want more or another recommendation from what the waiter had already given, we would use the words like, "any other," or, "else," in their own respective manners.

I can't decide what I would like to eat, do you have any recommendations? I'm undecided, can you please tell me, what is the most popular dish?. Do you have any other suggestions? Does the chef have any recommendations?

If the waiter/ waitress recommended something that you do not like you can always ask for another recommendation. Example: A: Do you have any recommendations? B: Yes, I would highly recommend the fish. A: I don't actually eat fish. Is there anything else you would recommend? B: In that case I would recommend the chicken supreme. A: Perfect, I'll have that. Thank you!