Food & Retaurants

Question 1

Eatery

Answer 1

An eatery is a place where you can buy and eat food. …one of the most elegant old eateries in town
They’re at the eatery looking at the menu.
snack bar, fast food restaurant

Question 2

Cuisine

Kwi-zeen

Answer 2

[cui·sine || kwiː’ziːn]
style of cooking
Do you like French cuisine?
French cuisine is excellent.

Question 3

Speciality dish

Answer 3

What’s the restaurant’s speciality

Question 4

Delicacy

Answer 4

A delicacy is a rare or expensive food that is considered especially nice to eat. Smoked salmon was considered an expensive delicacy.

Question 5

Décor

Answer 5

style or mode of decoration, as of a room, building, or the like: modern office décor; a bedroom having a Spanish décor.

Question 6

Setting

Answer 6

A particular setting is a particular place or type of surroundings where something is or takes place. Rome is the perfect setting for romance.

Question 7

Eat out

Answer 7

(e.g.: “I don’t feel like cooking tonight, let’s eat out”)

Question 8

Dine out

Answer 8

(Formal) When you dine, you have dinner. He dines alone most nights.
eat at a restaurant

Let’s dine out for a change.

Question 9

Feast on

Answer 9

If you feast on a particular food, you eat a large amount of it with great enjoyment. They feasted well into the afternoon on mutton and corn stew.

Question 10

Sample

Answer 10

If you sample food or drink, you taste a small amount of it in order to find out if you like it. We sampled a selection of different bottled waters.

Let me sample your cake.

Question 11

Regional

Answer 11

Regional is used to describe things which relate to a particular area of a country or of the world. The Garden’s menu is based on Hawaiian regional cuisine.

Question 12

Swanky

Answer 12

[swank·y || ‘swæŋkɪ]
elegant, classy; luxurious

(Informal) If you describe something as swanky, you mean that it is fashionable and expensive. …one of the swanky hotels that line the Pacific shore at Acapulco

Question 13

Posh

Answer 13

[‘pɑʃ /’pɒʃ]
(Slang) luxurious, opulent, elegant; richly furbished, spiffy
He lives in a posh apartment near Central Park.

He was the poshest person!!!

Question 14

Low-cost

Answer 14

able to be purchased or acquired at relatively little cost: low-cost life insurance; low-cost housing

I don’t believe in low-carb diets.
This is a low-calorie muffin

Question 15

Unsophisticated

Answer 15

غیرتصنعی،غیرساختگی،واقعی،اصیل

not sophisticated; simple; artless.

Question 16

Not as good as it’s cracked up to be

Answer 16

Not as good as people say

Lots of posh restaurants are not as good as they’re cracked up to be.

Question 17

Run of the mill

Answer 17

Average , typical

In my neighbourhood there are quite a few run of the mill eateries.

Question 18

Set you Back

Set sb. Back

Answer 18

Cost sb. An amount of money

The swanky restaurants will set you back quite a lot of money.

Question 19

Hording

Answer 19

[hɔrd /hɔːd]

large amount, mass, crowd; nomadic group of people; swarm, pack

Question 20

Connection to culture

Answer 20

The food that we have with friends,this is connection to culture and this creates awesome conversation at dinner table.

Question 21

Flavor

Answer 21

[fla·vor || ‘fleɪvə(r)]
taste; particular or specific taste
This is super awesome to not only talk about the food and explore different ideas and flavors, but culture as well,because the food that we have with friends. This is connection to culture.

Question 22

Bursting with flavor

Answer 22

Extremely delicious , full of flavor

I eat clam chowder once in a blue moon because it’s so fatty, but it’s bursting with flavor.

Question 23

Savory

Answer 23

Opposite of sweet, usually salty

When I’m in the mood for something savory, I usually get a bag of potato chips to snack on.

Question 24

Snack on

Answer 24

Do we have anything I can snack on?

Question 25

Feels like a brick is sitting on my gut

Answer 25

Feeling of being very full
A bit uncomfortable

Thanksgiving dinner was incredible, but now I feel like there’s a brick sitting in my gut.

(1 the gut, liver, kidneys etc .
دل و روده
2 courage: He’s got a lot of guts.
دل و جرأت)

Question 26

Heaping

Answer 26

Overflowing

Portions in the States are so huge, that plates you get at restaurants are heaping with food.

Question 27

Sparkling conversation

Answer 27

With, charming, lively talk

There was sparkling conversation from beginning to end. I hadn’t seen my friends in a while, so there was a lot to talk about.

Question 28

Paleo

/Paílio/

Answer 28

Only eating food that a caveman could have found( meat, vegetables, fruit, plants, no processed food)

The restaurant has some paleo options, such as the roast beef and mashed potatoes.

Question 29

Whole 30

Answer 29

Similar to paleo, but more restrictive. This is a 30 day eating cleanse.

I’m doing the Whole 30 right bow, so I’m eating a lot of sweet potatoes and veggies.

Cleanse-klenz- something which cleans, especially a cosmetic used to clean the face.

Veggies-‘vedʒɪ]- plant

Question 30

Food

Rephrase

Answer 30

Edible
Edible substances
Sustenance

Question 31

Edible

Answer 31

If something is edible, it is safe to eat and not poisonous. …edible fungi.

Question 32

Sustenance

Answer 32

(Formal) Sustenance is food or drink which a person, animal, or plant needs to remain alive and healthy. The state provided a basic quantity of food for daily sustenance, but little else.

Question 33

Mutton

Answer 33

[mut·ton || ‘mʌtn]

meat taken from full-grown sheep

Question 34

Stew

Answer 34

to cook (meat, fruit etc ) by slowly boiling and simmering: She stewed apples; The meat was stewing in the pan.

Question 35

Rancid

Answer 35

adjective
[ran·cid || ‘rænsɪd]
spoiled, rotten, decomposed; moldy, musty, mildewed

If butter, bacon, or other oily foods are rancid, they have gone bad and taste old and unpleasant. Butter is perishable and can go rancid.

Question 36

National dish

Answer 36

We have a national dish which is similar to Western’s Steak but made in a unique way

Question 37

mouthwatering

Answer 37

making one very hungry because something is delicious,making one want to eat something.

When they walked into the kitchen, they commented on the mouthwatering smell of dinner cooking.

Question 38

delectable

Answer 38

delicious,very pleasant
that was a delectable soup.Could you please give me the recipe so that I can make it at home?
your food is mouthwatering and delectable.

Question 39

mediocre

Answer 39

average, not special or good

Chuck was always a mediocre student, earning Bs and Cs.

Question 40

run-of-the-mill

Answer 40

ordinary, normal, and not very interesting
just like every other thing
He paid a lot of money to go to the conference, so he was disappointed that it was just another run-of-the-mill event where he didn’t really learn anything new.
She could say that this is a run-of-the-mill restaurant with mediocre food that she wouldn’t even feed to her cat.

Question 41

taste buds

Answer 41

the very small spots on one’s tongue that let one sense flavors .
her taste buds will thank you for your delectable food.

Question 42

gourmet

Answer 42

very good food made with the best ingredients and cooking techniques.
Tomas makes gourmet desserts, using only the best and most expensive chocolate.

Question 43

to put all of (one’s) eggs in one basket

Answer 43

to put all of one’s efforts, energy, money or time into a single project or task. so that if it fails , one fails.
I know you have been working really hard on the project but don’t put all your eggs in one basket. it would be safer to work on several other projects at the same time, just in case this project fails.

Question 44

course

Answer 44

one part of a meal such as an appetizer, a soup or salad, an entrée , or a dessert
The main course was lasagna, followed by a delicious tiramisu dessert.

Question 45

entrée

ˈɒntreɪ

Answer 45

the main course of a meal.
synonyms: main course, main dish, main meal
“there is a choice of half a dozen entrées on the menu”

Question 46

to stuff (one’s) face

Answer 46

• to eat a lot of something very quickly; to eat too much

* Katrina stuffed her face at the party and now her stomach hurts.

Question 47

to watch what (one) eats

Answer 47

to try to eat healthy foods, usually so that one can
lose weight or become healthier
* The doctor said she must watch what she eats and try to eat less salt.

Question 48

to hand (someone) (something)

Answer 48

to give something to someone; to pass
something to someone
* Could you please hand me the phone? Thanks.