The phrase "a menu of more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest a variety of additional options or choices available to someone, often in a context related to services, products, or experiences.
Example: "Our restaurant offers a menu of more than just traditional dishes; we also have vegan and gluten-free options available."
Alternatives: "a selection of additional" or "a variety of extra".
With a menu of more than 2,000 shows, how does one possibly know where to start?
It has a menu of more than 200 dishes and is open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m daily.
It releases a cocktail of chemicals from a menu of more than 600 toxic substances, climate-changing methane, radium and, of course, uranium.
Pho Hung, a Vietnamese restaurant, had specialties like fried frog and snail vermicelli soup peppering a menu of more traditional fare.
On fall Saturdays, two cooks arrive at Adams's home at 7 a.m. to prepare a menu of more than 30 dishes in an industrial-size kitchen Adams had installed several years ago.
However, as there are only nine of these officially recognized ingredients on a menu of more than 60 items, you'd have to call this a solid, if developing, Continental restaurant.
They have fish and chips and hot seafood platters, but also a menu of other more evolved things.
It requires diners to commit to a tasting menu of more than a dozen such dishes and well over two hours.
Inside, diners begin a journey through six separate spaces, sprawling over 7,500 square feet, where they are served a tasting menu of more than 40 small dishes.
But these days Zorn's has a takeout menu of more than 100 items, so you can easily leave the cooking to the Zorn family as well.
Although each season brought nearly two million requests for its 8,000 dining slots, the restaurant's business model was hit hard by the global economic crisis (during each evening's four-hour meal, 50 guests feasted on a tasting menu of more than 30 dishes prepared by at least 40 chefs).
