eating off-menu at Chinese restaurants???
I spend six days on the road with Johnson, scrounging for containers of scrap metal worth as much as $100,000 each, eating off-menu at Chinese restaurants, and sleeping in Red Roof Inns.
I would like to know what does " off-menu " mean. Thanks.
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To eat "off-menu" means to order something that is not on the restaurant's menu. This can be as simple as a drink or as complicated as ordering a whole meal.
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Since the individual spends most of his time traveling (on the road), instead of eating home cooked meals, he eats food from fast food Chinese restaurants and sleeps in a variety of hotels.
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