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 OOE - What does OOE stand for? The Free Dictionary
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.
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.
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.