麺の硬さはどうしますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

If the restaurant clerk was speaking English, I imagine he'd be using these casual phrases. For example, in a restaurant in the US, you may hear: "How do you want your meat (cooked/done)?" "How do you like your meat (cooked/done)?" At a fast food restaurant you will always hear, "for here or to go?"

"How do you like..." You can use this structure when asking about a wide variety of dishes or drinks. "How do you like your steak?" "Well done please." "How do you like your whisky?" "On the rocks please." "And do you like your noodles hard or soft?" "Just slightly soft please."

You can ask : "How would you like your noodles to be done?" "Would you like your noodles to be hard, medium or soft?" "How do you like your noodles?" Example : A : How would you like your noodles to be done? B : Hard please. A : Okay. C : Would you like your noodles to be hard, medium or soft? D : I would like my noodles medium please. C : Okay, thank you.

The customer will then explain to you how they would like them done. Whether well done, medium to well or medium done.

Example "I prefer my noodles cooked until soft please". "I would like my noodles cooked firm please". " I would like my noodles slightly chewy, with a soft bite".

Both of these sentences can be used when asking someone how they want their noodles cooked.

Use the questions above when asking how someone would like their noodles prepared. The customer can choose between firm noodles, soft noodles or wet noodles. Noodles are a great snack and meal, you can add many different ingredients to your noodles to make the dish more filling and flavorful. "How should I prepare your noodles, sir?" "Please prepare my noodles with a lot of noodle gravy, I like my noodles wet, thank you." firm: solid, hard

You may ask your customer any of these questions:- 1. How would you like your noodles prepared? 2. How do you prefer your noodles? 3. Would you like your noodles cooked hard or soft?

To ask this question feel free to use any of these sentences. The second one gives the options, whereas, the first want is an open question, which means a customer should know from what he could choose.

1. This is an open ended question, which means that a customer can suggest any possible way of cooking noodles. 2. In this question, you are offering your customers two possible ways: either well done (meaning well cooked) or "al dente" which means the noodles are still firm well bitten.

These are different ways to ask how the customer likes their noodles. It is important to know what the customer enjoys and what they like, so that they could keep showing up to your business. Some customers can be complicated, while others don't care and don't have any specific liking, that's why it is important to ask different questions regarding their likes and dislikes. Below are a few examples on how you can do this. How do you enjoy your noodles? Do you like your noodles dry or do you prefer them another way? Do you enjoy your noodles with a side, such as bread? and if you have a side do you prefer the noodles to be soft? Do you enjoy your noodles with dressing or hot sauce, if you're using dressing do you prefer the noodles to be a little hard? Do you enjoy vegetables in your noodles or would you just like plain noodles?