mealorder

noun
UK /ˈmiːlˌɔːdə/
US /ˈmiːlˌɔːrdər/

A mealorder is a list of food you ask for at a restaurant.

The waiter wrote down our mealorder and took it to the kitchen.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An electronic request for food sent to a kitchen or delivery service.

She placed a mealorder on the app and it arrived in twenty minutes.

3. The sequence in which dishes are served during a meal.

The chef planned the mealorder so soup came before the main dish.

4. A prearranged set of meals for a group or event.

The school sent a mealorder to the caterer for the field trip.