How to Say ‘A set menu’ in French
Un menu imposé
muh-NOO an-poh-ZAY
[muh-NOO an-poh-ZAY]
🇫🇷 In France: For groups, French restaurants often require everyone to eat the same set menu chosen in advance. Expect to send your choices days ahead rather than ordering on the night.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
menu
[muh-NOO]
set menu
Masculine noun for a fixed-price meal or list of dishes.
Le menu du jour est à vingt euros.
The daily set menu is twenty euros.
imposé
[an-poh-ZAY]
fixed / imposed
Past participle of 'imposer': set, not chosen freely.
Le prix est imposé.
The price is fixed.
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