Yes, but this is a very difficult high-contrast scene: the bright outdoors and dark interior exceed what your camera sensor can usually capture in one exposure.

Your main options are:

1. add light to the foreground Use fill flash or, better, off-camera lighting aimed at the table/interior. Built-in flash is often too weak and can create unattractive reflections, so external lights placed carefully work better.

2. shoot multiple exposures Take at least 3 exposures for shadows, midtones, and highlights, then blend them as HDR or manually in editing.

3. change the timing If possible, shoot later in the day or around twilight, when outside light is dimmer and closer to the interior brightness. This often gives the most natural result with minimal gear.

With no extra equipment, your best compromise is usually to expose to preserve the outdoor highlights, then lift the interior in post-processing as much as the file allows. But for a clean result, either more light inside or multi-exposure blending is usually necessary.