これがご注文の最後の品ですって英語でなんて言うの？

Although it is not so common to tell a customer this is the last dish they ordered as it may imply that you want them to leave, you can say: This is the last dish you ordered. Dish - You can also say plate or meal. You can also say: Here is your order. Order is this sense means the item they ordered, or the dish they ordered. I hope that helps!

"This is the final dish of your order." This explains that this is the last dish they ordered. "This is the last dish you ordered." This explains to them that this is the last dish they asked for. "Your order is now complete." This explains that they now have everything they ordered.

The customers sat down and ordered a Greek mezze. It involved about 16 separate dishes and the diners steadily ate their way through each delicacy as it was brought to the table. Their appetites seemed endless. There was literally no more room on their table for serving dishes, but slowly the waiter began to clear the table - but realised there was still one more dish to be served. He took it to the table: "Here's the final dish of your order." "Thank you so much!"

That will be all. This is way to tell them that you have brought everything that they have ordered. Would you like anything else? This is a polite way to ask the customer if they have any last minute orders and you are here to help.

*And here's your final course, enjoy!* MEANING= a good time to say this is when you're presenting the dish *Here's the last dish, it's ________* MEANING= this one is really similar although at the end of this expression, you're going to say the name of dish. For example: 'here's the last dish, its carbonara!' *and here's the last dish- (dish name)* MEANING= similar to the phrases above, just slightly reworded. All these phrases are informal but polite and can be used by waiters and waitress' no problem! :) Hope this is helpful for you! ^^

Food is served " in courses: Starter / main course/ dessert...We could say "the last course" is ...whatever dish signifies the end or the finish the meal for you.. ".I trust you enjoyed the rest of your meal... here is your last course."

"Here you go. Would you like anything else?" is asked to a customer if there was anything else they would like to order.

When you want to inform a customer that you are serving them the last dish they ordered, then you may say it in the following ways: -Here is your last order -This is the last dish you ordered -This is the final dish on your order. To be polite, you may turn the sentences into a question by adding the word "right" at the end of the statement. This allows the customer to confirm that it is in fact the last thing they ordered. For example: This is the last dish you ordered, right?