Chibang Drink Menu and Prices on Carnival Cruise Line
Chibang is Carnival Cruise Line’s Chinese and Mexican restaurant, combining two distinct cuisines in one dining venue. Along with its food menus, Chibang offers its own selection of cocktails, zero-proof drinks and wines. The drink menu shown here includes specialty cocktails starting at $12.50, two alcohol-free options for $9.75, and wines available by the glass and bottle.
Chibang is currently found aboard Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras and Carnival Jubilee. For more Carnival information, CruisePrism readers can also explore our Carnival Dining Menus, Carnival Drink Lists, and Carnival Onboard Guides for more information about restaurants, schedules and onboard activities.
What Is Chibang on Carnival Cruise Line?
Chibang is a sit-down Carnival restaurant built around two separate culinary influences: Chinese and Mexican. Guests can choose dishes from either side of the menu, making it possible to mix and match the two cuisines during the same meal.
Even the restaurant’s name ties into the concept. According to Carnival, “Chibang” (翅膀) means “wing” in Mandarin.
Chibang is available on three of Carnival’s Excel-class ships:
- Carnival Celebration
- Mardi Gras
- Carnival Jubilee
The beverage menu complements the restaurant with tequila, mezcal, rum, vodka and shochu-based cocktails, plus several wines and zero-proof choices.
Chibang Cocktail Menu and Prices
The Chibang cocktail menu features drinks with both Mexican and Asian influences. Most alcoholic specialty cocktails shown on the menu are priced between $12.50 and $13.
Chibang Margarita – $12.50
Espolon Silver Tequila, Mizu Lemongrass Shochu, blood orange syrup and fresh lime.
Guests can upgrade to Don Julio Blanco Tequila for an additional $2.
Green Tea Martini – $13
Mizu Green Tea Shochu, green tea, lemongrass syrup and fresh lemon juice.
Red Dragon – $12.50
1800 Silver Tequila, Flor de Caña 4 Year Rum, orange juice, pineapple chipotle syrup, fresh lime juice and hibiscus syrup.
An upgrade to Don Julio Blanco Tequila is available for an additional $2.
Lychee Martini – $13
Stoli Vodka, J.F. Haden’s Lychee Liqueur and lime juice.
Jade Stone – $12.50
Bacardi Superior Rum, melon, white cranberry juice and fresh lime juice.
Mexican Mule – $12.50
Los Arcos Blanco, ginger beer and fresh lime juice.
Guests can upgrade to Don Julio Blanco Tequila for an additional $2.
Mezcal Negroni – $12.50
Bosscal Mezcal, Campari and sweet vermouth.
Paloma – $12.50
Lunazul Blanco Tequila, grapefruit, soda and fresh lime juice.
Chibang Zero-Proof Drinks
Chibang also has two alcohol-free specialty drinks on the menu, both priced at $9.75.
Mandarin Mist – $9.75
Ritual Zero-Proof Tequila, triple sec, blood orange, lemon and pineapple-guava nectar.
Ginger Lantern – $9.75
Green tea, ginger, lychee nectar and lemon juice.
These give passengers who do not want alcohol an alternative to ordering a standard soda or other basic beverage with dinner.
Chibang Wine Menu and Prices
The Chibang wine list includes sparkling wine, white wine, rosé and several reds. The menu shows both by-the-glass and bottle prices.
Sparkling Wine
- Prosecco, Ca’ Marian “Castel Pietra,” Italy – $11 glass / $36 bottle
- French Cancan “Brut Nature Blanc,” France, organic – $11.50 glass / $38 bottle
- French Cancan “Brut Nature Rosé,” France, organic – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
White Wine
- Pinot Grigio, Torresella, Veneto, Italy – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
- Sauvignon Blanc, Villa Maria, Marlborough, New Zealand – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
- Moscato, Stemmari, Terre Siciliane, Italy – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
- Chardonnay, Kendall-Jackson “Vintner’s Reserve,” California – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
- White Blend, Conundrum, California – $15.50 glass / $54 bottle
Rosé
- Gerard Bertrand “Côte des Roses,” Languedoc, France – $12 glass / $40 bottle
Red Wine
- Pinot Noir, Cherry Pie “Tri-County,” California – $14.50 glass / $50 bottle
- Merlot, Josh Cellars, California – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
- Cabernet Sauvignon, The Wines of Coppola, Paso Robles, California – $13 glass / $44 bottle
- Cabernet Sauvignon, Josh Cellars, California – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
- Malbec, Catena, Mendoza, Argentina – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
How Much Are Drinks at Chibang?
Based on the menu shown, Chibang’s specialty alcoholic cocktails cost $12.50 to $13 each.
The two zero-proof cocktails are $9.75 each, while wines by the glass range from $11 to $15.50. Bottles of wine shown on this menu range from $36 to $54.
Some cocktails also offer an optional Don Julio Blanco Tequila upgrade for an additional $2.
Drink prices and selections can change, so passengers should treat the menu here as a useful planning reference rather than a guarantee of what will be offered on every future sailing.
Chibang Dining on Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras and Carnival Jubilee
Chibang is currently offered aboard Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras and Carnival Jubilee. All three are part of Carnival’s Excel class.
The restaurant serves Chinese and Mexican dishes, with separate selections from each cuisine. Carnival’s current food menu includes appetizers, entrées, sides and desserts, allowing passengers to stay entirely on one side of the menu or mix Chinese and Mexican selections.
The beverage menu follows the same general theme. Drinks such as the Green Tea Martini and Lychee Martini lean toward Asian flavors, while the Chibang Margarita, Mexican Mule, Mezcal Negroni and Paloma draw more heavily from Mexican spirits and cocktail styles.
That makes the Chibang drink menu particularly useful for passengers who want something different from the standard cocktails available throughout the ship.
Tips for Visiting Chibang
If Chibang is on your cruise dining list, a few things are worth knowing before ordering:
- Check the current onboard menu because prices and selections can change between sailings.
- The specialty cocktail menu includes tequila, mezcal, rum, vodka and shochu-based drinks.
- Several tequila cocktails can be upgraded to Don Julio Blanco for an additional $2 according to this menu.
- Two zero-proof specialty drinks are available for passengers looking for a non-alcoholic option.
- Wine can be ordered by the glass or bottle from the selections shown.
- Chibang is available on Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras and Carnival Jubilee.
Frequently Asked Questions About Chibang
What cruise ships have Chibang?
Chibang is available on Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras and Carnival Jubilee.
What kind of restaurant is Chibang?
Chibang is Carnival Cruise Line’s Chinese and Mexican dining concept. Its food menu offers selections inspired by both cuisines.
How much are cocktails at Chibang?
On the menu shown here, alcoholic specialty cocktails cost $12.50 or $13.
Does Chibang have non-alcoholic cocktails?
Yes. The menu includes the Mandarin Mist and Ginger Lantern zero-proof cocktails, each priced at $9.75.
Does Chibang serve wine?
Yes. Chibang has sparkling, white, rosé and red wines. On this menu, wines by the glass range from $11 to $15.50, while bottles range from $36 to $54.
Can I upgrade the tequila in a Chibang cocktail?
Some drinks on this menu—including the Chibang Margarita, Red Dragon and Mexican Mule—offer an upgrade to Don Julio Blanco Tequila for an additional $2.
What is in the Chibang Margarita?
The Chibang Margarita shown on this menu contains Espolon Silver Tequila, Mizu Lemongrass Shochu, blood orange syrup and fresh lime.
What does Chibang mean?
Carnival states that Chibang (翅膀) means “wing” in Mandarin.
Final Thoughts
Chibang’s beverage menu fits the restaurant’s Chinese-and-Mexican concept particularly well, with drinks ranging from a Green Tea Martini and Lychee Martini to a Paloma, Mexican Mule and Mezcal Negroni.
For cruise planning, the biggest takeaway is that most Chibang specialty cocktails on this menu fall into a narrow $12.50–$13 price range, while zero-proof drinks are $9.75. There is also a reasonably broad wine selection available by the glass or bottle.
Whether you’re sailing on Carnival Celebration, Mardi Gras or Carnival Jubilee, this Chibang drink menu and price guide can help you decide what you might want to order before you even get onboard.
