What is OOE?

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#1

I see the acronym OOE in multiple postings but have no clue as to what it stands for. I therefore searched for the OOE acronyms on the web and found https://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/OOE
which list the followings :

Acronym Definition
OOE Out of Energy
OOE Offshore Operations Engineer (oil and gas production)
OOE Out of Order Execution
OOE Order of Ecclesia
OOE Open of Escrow
OOE Out-of-Order Execution
OOE Out of Eden (band)
OOE Obligatory Office Equipment
OOE Other Operating Expense
OOE Out of Expectation (chemical-analytical results)
OOE Online Order Entry
OOE Office of Organizational Effectiveness
OOE Order of Entropy (gaming clan)
OOE Object-Oriented Encapsulation
OOE Out-Of-Elliptic
OOE Order of the Elites (gaming clan)
OOE Overall Operation Efficiency

Now I need someone to tell me what OOE means in Food Talk.

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#2

It means one of each. I blame @PorkyBelly for the confusion.

#3

One of Everything

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#4

I blame canada

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#5

Thanks for the info. Now, is OOE tasting menu different from regular tasting menu? Also is OOE Omakase different from regular Omakase?

#6

yes OOE omakase you are asking for one of every neta at the sushi-ya. that isn’t always what happens (nor should it)

#7

OOE tasting menu means if there are 12 options available and you manage to order them all. It may be more useful or helpful to refer to @PorkyBelly or @moonboy403 posts titled OOE to get a more clear picture.

#8

You can’t really order an “OOE omakase”, it subtly works something along these lines:

  • Diner sits down at the counter - “I’ll have the omakase”

  • Chef at the end of regular omakase… “that is the end of the omakase, would you like to add anything else?” Customer responds "Yes I would like to add… "

  • 1 hour later and after X number of additional courses … Customer says “What else do you recommend?” Chef responds - “Nothing, I served you everything we have for tonite”… Customer blushes and sheepishly replies “OK, can I have the check please?”

I’ve noticed a number of sushi restaurants starting to offer “premium” omakase. Although honestly I don’t recommend ordering this for any place you haven’t previously dined at. It may end up being a long, miserable and expensive night… recent personal experience.

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#9

Sorry to hear about your bad experience. Are you willing to divulge if this was at Inn Ann or some other LA place…?

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#10

Omakase Overeater Excessive

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#11

ROFLMAO :rofl:

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#12

Also known as

Go Pig, Or Go Home

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