How to Say “Menu” in Mexican Spanish

menú
standard, Mexico
In Mexico a restaurant list of dishes is menú. La carta is also understood and is more common in Spain. It is also called menú del día.
Meaning: the list of dishes at a restaurant (noun)

Ways to say it

“Menu” in Mexican
Mexican Note
menú standard, Mexico
la carta formal
menú del día set meal

To ask for it you say ¿Me trae el menú, por favor? A fixed-price lunch is la comida corrida in Mexico, which is not the same as menú del día used in Spain.

How do you pronounce it?

Menú is said "meh-NOO", with the stress on the last syllable.

Did you know?

  • A fonda is a small, family-style restaurant in Mexico, and many offer a comida corrida with soup, main dish and drink at one price.

Examples in context

  • ¿Me trae el menú, por favor?
    Can you bring me the menu, please?
  • El menú de hoy tiene tres sopas.
    Today's menu has three soups.
  • Pedimos la comida corrida.
    We ordered the set lunch.

Example conversation

Two diners ask a waiter for help in a fonda in Mexico City.

  1. Comensal

    Buenas tardes. ¿Me trae el menú?
    Good afternoon. Can you bring me the menu?
  2. Mesero

    Claro, enseguida.
    Of course, right away.
  3. Comensal

    Gracias.
    Thanks.
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