Koreans use it at cafés, restaurants, or when ordering drinks in daily life.
Yes. "커피 주세요 (keopi juseyo)" is polite and commonly used. You can also say "커피 좀 주세요 (keopi jom juseyo)" for a softer tone.
You can say "Iced coffee please" — 아이스 커피 주세요 (aiseu keopi juseyo) or "Cold coffee please" — 차가운 커피 주세요 (chagaun keopi juseyo).
커피 주세요 means "Coffee, please." 커피 (keopi) = coffee, 주세요 (juseyo) = please give. Essential café phrase in Korea. Polite, standard ordering. Works for hot or iced. Staff usually asks hot or iced.
1. At cafés: Order coffee quickly and politely.
2. Restaurants: After meal coffee.
3. Daily life: Most practical phrase.
Coffee please.
Iced coffee please.
Hot coffee please.
Two coffees please.
• 아이스 아메리카노 주세요 (aiseu americano juseyo) - Iced Americano please
• 물 주세요 (mul juseyo) - Water please
• 메뉴판 주세요 (menyupan juseyo) - Menu please