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Yes, this is a fairly typical limitation of many menu/form systems: one dropdown is usually designed for one choice, so "starters + mains + desserts" in a single field doesn't work well.

There are several workarounds:

Split into separate fields

The simplest solution is to create three separate dropdowns:

Starter selection

Main selection

Dessert selection

This way, the user makes one choice in each category, and it immediately structures the data without having to manually enter it in the comments.

Use "multiple choice" instead of a dropdown (if supported).

Some form builders allow checkboxes or multi-select lists. But this is worse for menus because people can accidentally select multiple dishes.

Use a custom form/widget

If the platform is flexible, you can create a more logical ordering structure through a custom UI or integration with external forms. Sometimes, when testing different logic options, it's convenient to run scenarios through AI tools like Atomic Chat to quickly compare how best to structure the UX and which fields the user actually needs.

In general, the best user experience for guests is precisely the separate dropdowns for each course. Comments, as the primary method of selection, usually quickly degenerate into chaos and lead to errors in orders.