“Serving food” in Japanese
Short answer
バル
baru
Serving food in Japanese is “バル” (baru). Full meaning: Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee.
Other ways to say “Serving food” in Japanese
はる
haru Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
はれ
hare Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
はッ
ha Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
パル
paru Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
ハル
haru Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
はろ
haro Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
晴
haru Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
波留
haru Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
はろっ
haro Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
はりゃ
harya Spanish bar, Spanish-style restaurant with a counter, serving food, alcoholic drinks, and coffee
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