How do you say "It hasn't come yet" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use まだきていません (mada kite imasen) at a restaurant when food, drinks, or the bill has not arrived yet.

Chunk or pattern

• This is close to a fixed phrase for this situation.
• Learn the whole line first.
• It is useful when you need to report a missing item politely.

Base form contrast

• きています (kite imasu): it has come / it is here.
• きていません (kite imasen): it has not come / it is not here yet.

Helper words and endings

• まだ: still / yet.
• いません: makes this negative in a polite way.

Practical note

Use this after waiting a reasonable moment. You can point to your order or receipt if needed.