まだご飯のメニュー頼めますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

In Phrase 1 you are feeling a little negative and for some reason believe it is too late to place an order. Your questioning demonstrates that you have doubts about being able to place an order. Phrase 2 is more positive. You just want to check you can place an order. Phrase 3 is asking for the precise time that orders stop. You may then check your watch and make your own judgment about whether or not you can place an order.

When you want to ask whether you can still order food at a restaurant, then you may ask in the following ways: -Is your kitchen still open? I'd like to order some food -Can I still order food?

Is it too late to place an order? Can I still order this item? I would like to order this rice. Is it still available? I know it's late but can I still get some rice? I would like to get an order of rice if it's still available. I would like to get some rice if I can.

If you are at a restaurant and would like to know if you can still order food, you can say: "Can I still place an order?"

All of these questions use the word "still". In common usage, still is used to express that it may be too late for something. For example: Can I still buy a ticket to the show?

If you think you might be on time to do something then you would ask 'is it too late' when asking for a dish on the menu this is called 'ordering' or to 'order' it So you could ask 'can I still order food?' or 'are you stil taking orders?'