Have you ever had a meal that consisted of more than 5 courses?

Five courses is pretty much the standard for fancy meals, by this reckoning anyhow, in which a three course main entree (meat, rice, veggies, for instance) would count as one course.

Otherwise the number is certainly higher than five.

I enjoy things like sharing a table of spanish tapias, where one tries new things all night.

Yes, tasting menus.

Is that like flavored envelopes?

No... Amy says she had a five course meal on her honeymoon, Jesus.

No. not that I can remember, does a buffet count?

I don't think I could stay interested in food for that long. I like food that you can eat quickly, then get back to whatever you were doing before.

I'm sure I must have, probably more than once, though I don't recall the details.

In India.

Yes. When I used to have money to eat out, a friend and I used to go to a couple restaurants that had a lot of very small portions of various interesting stuff, more than the traditional courses -- along with small portions of different wines to go with the food. I really like this sort of thing.

Yes. Sometimes appetizers were served in two waves, at other times there was an apperatif.

Yes, at restaurants. It is too much food. I end up getting a to-go box.

Yes. This is common, at some restaurants. I can never eat more than 1/3, though.

Yes Christmas Dinner. 3courses x 3 helpings = 9 courses. Does that count? LMAO

Tapas, but that's not really done in courses. I had a chinese banquet once, but I can't remember how many courses there were.

Yes, at a Chinese wedding.

No
No more than three actually

yes, I've been to 7 course meals and even 12 course meals. They are fun, but it does take stamina and a good sense to not eat toomuch.

Yes, the first time my husband had my parents over he went all out for us

That wouldn't be something I would keep track of. I may have, but I don't recall.