“Treat” in Japanese
Short answer
Treat in Japanese is “ご馳走” (gochisou). Full meaning: treat (esp. food and drink), entertainment, treating someone (to a meal), taking someone to dinner; gorgeous dinner, feast, excellent food, special dish, delicacy.
Other ways to say “Treat” in Japanese
振る舞い
furumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
奢り
ogori luxury, extravagance; treat (i.e. at someone's expense)
造作
zousa trouble, difficulty; hospitality, treatment, treat; building (esp. a house)
持て成し
motenashi hospitality, reception, treatment, service, entertainment; (light) refreshment, entertaining with food and drink, treat
ぞうさ
zousa trouble, difficulty; hospitality, treatment, treat; building (esp. a house)
ぶるまい
burumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
ふるまい
furumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
ぶる舞い
burumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
ふる舞い
furumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
お持て成し
omotenashi hospitality, reception, treatment, service, entertainment; (light) refreshment, entertaining with food and drink, treat
振舞
furumai behavior, behaviour, conduct; entertainment, treat, feast, banquet
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