The phrase "and ordered the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previous item or action that has been requested or instructed in a similar manner.
Example: "After reviewing the menu, she decided to have the steak and ordered the same for her friend."
Alternatives: "and requested the same" or "and asked for the same."
In July, the Supreme Court reversed that decision, reinstated the charges and ordered the same court to rehear the case.
She then ordered iced tea, and "he took his cue from me," she said, and ordered the same thing.
Eventually, a doctor examined her and ordered the same two drugs, Depakote and Risperdal, that Shakeera had been taking when she arrived in the agency's custody.
When the administration began requiring photos and fingerprints of foreign visitors who are from countries that require visas to United States, a Brazilian judge took umbrage and ordered the same treatment for American visitors to Brazil.
Eventually, I caved and ordered the same dryer she uses at the salon: TwinTurbo 3500 Ceramic and Ionic Hair Dryer.
How was it that Fitzgerald, the man Vanity Fair described as the bin Laden "brain," possessing "scary smart" intelligence, had not connected the dots and ordered the same kind of "perch" or "plant" to watch Sphinx that the Bureau had used against Gotti?
Former high school and college sweethearts, they finish each other's sentences and order the same food at restaurants.
"What's great about this is that people can walk in and order the same thing they've always ordered, and it just has less trans fat.
We know it's like the McDonald's of Japanese food, but it's still kind of fun to come here and order the same five things you order every time.
He'd chug his beer "out of terror" and order the same one his friend had ordered, feeling a rush of "euphoria" now that he was finally fitting in.
