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Umai Hot Pot brings an interactive Japanese-style dining experience to Princess Cruises, allowing guests to build a meal around their choice of broth, vegetables, meat or seafood, rice or noodles, and dipping sauces. The Umai Hot Pot menu shown below lists a $60 per-person cover charge and includes three broth choices, several platter options, sides,…
Hola! Tacos & Cantina is MSC Cruises’ casual Latin American and Mexican-inspired specialty restaurant, best known for tacos, nachos, tamales, guacamole, tequila and other street-food-inspired dishes. What some cruisers may not realize is that breakfast has also been offered at Hola! on at least some MSC ships. The breakfast menu shown below takes the restaurant…
Johnny Rockets may be best known for burgers, fries and milkshakes, but on select Royal Caribbean ships the retro diner also opens for breakfast — and breakfast can be complimentary. That distinction is important because Johnny Rockets normally operates as a specialty dining venue with an additional charge for lunch and dinner. Royal Caribbean currently…
Coastal Kitchen is one of Royal Caribbean’s more exclusive dining venues, combining Mediterranean influences with ingredients and flavors inspired by California and the Pacific Coast. Unlike the Main Dining Room or Windjammer, Coastal Kitchen is primarily a benefit for guests staying in qualifying suites. Royal Caribbean currently describes the restaurant as included à la carte…
Room service is a convenient option for guests who prefer to enjoy breakfast, snacks, drinks, or light meals from the comfort of their cabin. The room service menu shown in these photos is for Marella Discovery 2 and includes a selection of breakfast items, sandwiches, pizzas, desserts, and minibar beverages with individual prices. According to…
The Glass House is one of the more casual dining venues aboard Marella Discovery and Marella Discovery 2, offering different food throughout the day rather than sticking to a single restaurant concept. During the daytime, the focus is on lighter and more casual options, while the venue changes character later in the day. The menus…
Surf & Turf Steakhouse is one of Marella Cruises’ speciality dining restaurants, with a menu built around steaks, seafood and combinations of the two. Unlike the restaurants included as standard in a Marella cruise fare, Surf & Turf is a chargeable speciality restaurant. Marella recommends making a reservation in advance, so this is one restaurant…
Giovanni’s Table is one of Royal Caribbean’s speciality dining restaurants, serving Italian dishes in a sit-down setting built around pasta, seafood, meat and traditional desserts. Royal Caribbean currently describes Giovanni’s Table as a prix-fixe Italian restaurant open for lunch and dinner, with smart-casual attire. The cruise line characterises the experience as a family-style celebration of…
Marella Cruises’ Great Musical Afternoon Tea takes the traditional cruise ship afternoon tea and builds an entire experience around songs and shows from musical theatre. Instead of a standard selection of sandwiches and cakes, the menu gives many of the dishes names inspired by famous musical numbers, including Food, Glorious Food, Defying Gravity, Thank You…
Royal Caribbean has added a new way to dine at its signature steakhouse with Chops Grille Brunch, a speciality dining experience that combines traditional brunch dishes with several of the restaurant’s steakhouse-style offerings. The menu ranges from pastries, fruit and avocado toast to Steak & Eggs, Royal Crab Benedict, a truffle burger and Shrimp Tortellini…