Can I rephrase?
I have two questions in the following sentence.

Each dish are reasonable, so you can try many different dishes*1 at one time*2.

*1) Can I rephrase "dishes" into "things"? Are they same means?

*2) Can I rephrase "at one time" into "in one time" or "in one meal"?

Question

Can I rephrase?
I have two questions in the following sentence.

Each dish are reasonable, so you can try many different dishes*1 at one time*2.

*1) Can I rephrase "dishes" into "things"? Are they same means?

*2) Can I rephrase "at one time" into "in one time" or "in one meal"?

Answer

I'm not sure I understand, but ...  I think your point is that the dishes are reasonably priced, so it's not a big deal (not expensive) to order more than one?

"All the dishes are reasonably priced, so you can order more than one at a time."

Your specific questions:

1.  Yes, you could replace "dishes" with "things."  For example:  "There are many great things (dishes) on the menu."

2.  Instead of any of the three choices, I would say "at the same time."

Have I understood correctly?

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