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Either. Depends on the situation. Restroom is more formal (such as in a restaurant) but really there is no difference.
add In NZ, the 'bathroom' euphemism seems slightly curious - in this country a bathroom would have a bath in it. And not necessarily a WC/toilet bowl.
In a NZ restaurant I'd ask for the toilet. But obviously, it is a cultural convention and differs across countries.
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