What is a menu?

Answer 1

The word menu is typically used in a restaurant setting. It is a list of options offered by the restaurant or establishment. It can also refer to any list of items from which one can choose, such as a start menu on a computer.
It usually refers to a selection of choices of foods at a restaurant. Normally presented to a patron on a folding booklet style.

Answer 2

It is usually something like Chef's Choice, something that was cost effective, was unusual, sometimes untested, unusual or seasonal. If you trust the establishment, the Chef, and like to experiment, then go for it. The best bet is to ask for a sample, and if it intrigues you, try it. As a suggestion, order an alternative for your dining partner so that you have a fall back position.

Answer 3

well, in my country

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Answer 4

A restaurant's ethnic menu is food from different countries. For example, in the United States, Indian Food and Mexican food might be found on an ethnic menu.

Answer 5

What food you can eat and the prices.