Favorite Meal??

[@homeinok]

What has been your favorite meal or place to eat on a Cruise?

 

My self Cowboy Ribeye at the Steakhouse on the Magic.

[Warm Breezes]

What has been your favorite meal or place to eat on a Cruise?

 

My self Cowboy Ribeye at the Steakhouse on the Magic.

 

My favorite meal was way back on our 2nd cruise on the Disney Magic in 2004 in Palo...best meal I've had on land or at sea.

[kristy29]

Surf and turf at David's Steakhouse on Pride.

[Lerin]

Q Sine on Celebrity

Great food, great service, great atmosphere, overall presentation was top notch. It is the only reason we even consider sailing Celebrity again.

 

Aside from the Steakhouse, don't have many memories of Carnival food. Our next trip we are registered for Chef Table and hope it lives up to the hype.

[kycruiser87]

The Martini Braised Basa. Good Lord I freakin love that dish and look forward to it every cruise. My fiancée and I try replicate it all the time but with Tilipia instead of Basa. Something like sundried tomato, olive, fennel, chili, tomato, chive all on top of potato. Goodness my mouth is watering now just thinking about it.:D

[kybluecruiser]

Mine has always been BBQ ribs served on elegant night.

[golfadj]

Veal parm

[nchikk]

For me it's been either the Tandoor or the soon-to-be defunct Indian Vegetarian Dinner in the MDR. But then again, I'm Indian.

 

But if I discount any Indian offerings, my favourites are either the Steak and Eggs form the Sea Day Brunch or a Reuben from the Deli with potato salad.

[PortSideCruzan]

What has been your favorite meal or place to eat on a Cruise?

 

Hi Homeinok :)

 

My favorite meal experience on every cruise line that my wife and I

have tried over the years has always been the Chef's Table.

 

:)

[prbmami]

My best meal was during my solo cruise 2 months ago. I made reservations for Chef's Table and the entire meal was absolutely delicious, especially the short rib! I'll most likely do Chef's Table on all my future cruises from now on.

Edited December 12, 2013 by prbmami

[nodogkisses]

Surf and turf at David's Steakhouse on Pride.

 

Agree. Agree. Agree.

 

 

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[rhinomike]

Guys Burger

Deli Sandwiches

BBQ ribs in the MDR

 

I'm simple. :)

[YubaSutter]

What has been your favorite meal or place to eat on a Cruise?

 

My self Cowboy Ribeye at the Steakhouse on the Magic.

 

Mine too.

[navybankerteacher]

Veal Zurich on Maasdam years ago.

[CaveDiving]

A great steak at the Pinnacle grill on the HAL ms Amsterdam.

 

Scott & Karen

[SPacificbound]

Vegetarian Korma. Yum! :)

[4x4bob]

Another vote for the Chef's Table. The extra effort to get to the ship early so we could sign up was justified by the outstanding meal.

 

Bob

[Keith1010]

All sorts of seafood.

 

Keith

[iahawkize]

Chef Panda ( India ) Was most informative with his Galley Tour ( we even got the recipe for warm chocolate melting cake ) and the 7 courses were exquisitely presented and the wine was flowing! Hands Down the best experience! Ken

[cibumcupio]

Qsine on Celebrity as well. It was so good that it made us book a Celebrity cruise again, and made sure that whichever ship we booked had Qsine on her.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Jewels of the Sea soup

Shrimp Tempura appetizer

Asian Pacific Hot Pot entrée

Chocolate Almond Fortune Cookie dessert

Tamarind Restaurant on either the Eurodam or the Nieuw Amsterdam -- HAL

[sail7seas]

Many outstanding dinners in Pinnacle Griil on HAL ships and agree with KrazyKruizers choices in Tamarind......... delicious. :)

 

[Gunner22aa]

In the Crown Grill on the Golden Princess three weeks ago. Done exactly the way I like it and they brought enough to feed three of me. I had hardly got the last bite down when our fantastic waitress was back asking if I would like another slice to which I politely declined. After declining desert as well I rolled myself out the door.

[peety3]

On our first Alaska cruise, dinner in Juneau was Italian Night, and the featured entree was tableside spaghetti. The aroma of garlic was magnificent throughout the dining room, and even though it was slower than usual since they couldn't mass-produce the dinners, everyone was happy and social and almost festive.

[mongo59r]

The Filet finished with Gorgonzola Butter at Giovanni's Table on the Mariner......along with anything from the dessert cart. :)

Edited December 13, 2013 by mongo59r