Explore authentic cruise ship dining menus from Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, Holland America, Disney, MSC, Celebrity, Princess, Virgin Voyages, and many more. Browse restaurant, buffet, specialty dining, and room service menus before you sail.
Chopsticks is one of Carnival Cruise Line’s complimentary casual dining options for passengers craving Asian food during their cruise. Found on select Carnival ships, the venue serves a rotating selection of Asian-inspired dishes at lunch, with choices that can include soups, spring rolls, chicken, seafood, vegetables, fried rice and noodles. The photographed Chopsticks lunch menu…
Palomar is Norwegian Cruise Line’s Mediterranean specialty restaurant, combining seafood-focused dishes with a selection of steaks and lamb. The dinner menu ranges from tuna crudo, grilled prawns and octopus to salmon, scallops, sole, lobster, filet mignon and Australian lamb chops. Palomar lists a $60 cover charge, with several premium seafood selections carrying an additional $25…
1923 is one of Disney Cruise Line’s signature rotational dining restaurants, found aboard the Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, and Disney Destiny. Named for the year The Walt Disney Company was founded, the elegant restaurant celebrates Disney’s animation heritage while serving California-inspired cuisine. While many cruisers experience 1923 during their assigned rotational dinner, the restaurant can…
Silver Fork is one of the specialty dining experiences aboard Marella Voyager, offering modern interpretations of traditional British cuisine. The restaurant is exclusive to Marella Voyager and features both à la carte and tasting-menu options, including choices designed for vegetarian and vegan guests. This Silver Fork Vegetarian Tasting Menu features seven courses, ranging from a…
Plaza de Coco is one of the signature rotational dining experiences aboard the Disney Treasure, bringing the world of Disney and Pixar’s Coco to life through Mexican-inspired food, colorful theming, music, and live entertainment. Unlike a traditional cruise ship dining room, Plaza de Coco combines dinner with an original theatrical experience centered around Miguel and…
Makoto Ocean is Princess Cruises’ Japanese specialty dining restaurant, featuring sushi, sashimi and Japanese-inspired dishes created in partnership with acclaimed chef Makoto Okuwa. The Makoto Ocean menu photographed below offers several ways to enjoy the restaurant, including bento boxes, a sushi sampler and chirashi sushi. The menu shown here lists a $25 per-person cover charge…
Chibang is one of Carnival Cruise Line’s most distinctive restaurants, combining Chinese and Mexican cuisine in a single dining venue. While dinner features a much larger menu, lunch keeps things simple with Chinese noodle bowls, Mexican-style bowls and two desserts. The restaurant is currently found on Carnival Celebration, Carnival Jubilee and Mardi Gras. For lunch,…
Fresh Creations is Carnival Cruise Line’s complimentary salad bar located within the Serenity Adult-Only Retreat on select ships. Instead of the usual buffet salad station, Fresh Creations focuses on made-to-order combinations with a surprisingly large selection of greens, vegetables, proteins, cheeses, toppings and dressings. Guests can choose one of Carnival’s five signature salads or build…
Cucina del Capitano is Carnival Cruise Line’s Italian restaurant, but you don’t necessarily have to wait until dinner to eat there. The restaurant is also open for lunch, when Carnival offers a complimentary Italian lunch with pasta, soups, salads and desserts. The Cucina del Capitano lunch menu shown here includes several familiar Italian favorites, including…
BlueIguana Cantina is one of Carnival Cruise Line’s casual poolside dining spots, serving made-to-order Mexican-inspired food for breakfast and lunch. The restaurant specializes in freshly made tacos and customizable burritos, with a salsa bar that lets passengers finish their meal exactly the way they want it. Best of all, BlueIguana Cantina is complimentary on ships…