“Appetizer” in Japanese
Short answer
Appetizer in Japanese is “先付け” (sakizuke). Full meaning: appetizer; later date, post-dating (e.g. a letter or cheque).
Other ways to say “Appetizer” in Japanese
アピタイザー
apitaizaa appetizer
アペタイザー
apetaizaa appetizer, appetiser
お通し
otooshi appetizer, starter, hors d'oeuvre
前菜
zensai hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, appetiser, starter
先付
sakizuke appetizer; later date, post-dating (e.g. a letter or cheque)
突き出し
tsukidashi protrusion, projection; hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, snack (served with a drink); frontal thrust out (winning technique), pushing one's opponent out of the ring
口取り
kuchitori leading a horse, cow, etc.; groom, horse boy; hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, side dish
突出し
tsukidashi protrusion, projection; hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, snack (served with a drink); frontal thrust out (winning technique), pushing one's opponent out of the ring
口取
kuchitori leading a horse, cow, etc.; groom, horse boy; hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, side dish
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