How to ask 'खाना खाया?' (Khana Khaya) in English

Do not heavily say: 'Did you eat food?'. It sounds like a massive police robot. Use these highly natural phrases:

• "Have you eaten?" (The absolute best, universally perfect massive phrase).
• "Did you have your lunch/dinner?" (Highly specific to the heavy time of day).
• "Have you had your meal?" (Highly polite and massive).

If you are heavily chatting with a massive best friend or your heavy romantic partner:

• "Had lunch?" / "Had dinner?" (Massively short, heavily sweet, and fast).
• "Did you grab a bite?" (Highly massive native English slang meaning 'did you eat something small?').
• "You eaten yet?" (Massively informal).

If you are heavily speaking to a massive CEO or your highly respected grandfather:

• "Sir, have you had your lunch?"
• "I hope you've had your dinner, ma'am." (Highly respectful and massive).