Is Le Petite Chef the same show on every ship?

[Sandyrella]

We just got off of the Beyond and really enjoyed Le Petite Chef.  

We had already booked this restaurant for our next cruise but we aren't really interested if it's the same meal and show?

 

Does anyone have any idea if they switch it up at all?

[BettyCruiser]

As I understand it there are three different shows. I’m not sure if all ships have all three but they will tell you which shows are which night if you ask when you board and could likely move your reservation if you are currently booked to see the show you already you’ve already seen. 

[Jim_Iain]

They have 3 different shows and it varies by ship, duration and discretion as to how many will be done on a particular cruise.   You can check out the Menu in the App on each night to see what's planned.    They also post the menu outside the restaurant.

[Northern Aurora]

There are definitely different versions.  And, at least some of the ships, post the different menus on a sign outside of the entrance so you can confirm which version is offered on a particular night.

[George C]

I could see the same show, we just love this animation. Did it a few times and have it booked on beyond next month , this will be first time we have to pay for it since we had upper end suites on other cruises.

[Kiran]

Le Petit Chef  Bouillabaise, half lobster, filet ,ice cream sundae

                     Alternate Onion soup, sea bass, chicken breast, sorbet

 

 

Le petit Chef and Friends 

 

Le Petit Chef and Family

 

Are the three I enjoyed on the Equinox May 2022

 

But someone posted a video of a different show this week

Edited December 10, 2022 by Kiran
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[Kiran]

Le Petit Chef & Friends is a cooking competition with a different chef each course

Tomato salad, truffle ravioli, steak frites, matcha cake

alternate: onion soup, sea bass, chicken breast, sorbet

 

Le Petit Chef & Family has him growing up and marrying

pea soup, crab farfalle, filet, fudge brownie

alternate: lamb asparagus salad, duck breast, halibut, cherry almond cake

 

This is the dinner where my daughter exclaimed "This isn't Disney, I hope they don't kill the Bunny!"

 

The food is pretty good but the experience is great if you enjoy technology such as 3-D movies.

 

It is very amusing and brought a smile to my Mom's face at 91.

[Bead Pirate]

There are now 4 shows (not all four are available on all ships however)...

[George C]

We enjoyed the menu with Branzino last Saturday on the beyond, hopefully will get to do lobster in a few months on Summit, which will be free since we have a royal suite.

[stellarose]

want to do le petit chef but vegetarians. 

[George C]

1 hour ago, stellarose said:

want to do le petit chef but vegetarians. 

Might want to talk to them they may have a option for you. 

[abbydancer2003]

I think with each E class ship announcement, they add a show:

Le Petit Chef - Edge

LPC and friends - Apex

LPC and family - Beyond

LPC and something to do with schools subjects - Ascent

 

I've seen the first 3 - I liked Family the best, more storyline and I liked the menu choices.

 

 

 

Edited December 11, 2022 by abbydancer

[Kiran]

There are land based LPC  , some short run at hotels and their quality uneven,

 

The land based sometimes show vegetarian and child menu options.

[AMCJavelin]

Any idea what the pricing is for Le Petite Chef?   Or where I can find it?

 

Thanks

 

[abbydancer2003]

4 hours ago, AMCJavelin said:

Any idea what the pricing is for Le Petite Chef?   Or where I can find it?

 

Thanks

 

It was around 60.00 per person plus gratuity on the Infinity a couple of months ago.

[AMCJavelin]

19 hours ago, abbydancer said:

It was around 60.00 per person plus gratuity on the Infinity a couple of months ago.

Thanks - Just booked it on Summit for our Bermuda cruise for $55.

[mahasamatman]

On 12/10/2022 at 10:39 AM, Kiran said:

the experience is great if you enjoy technology such as 3-D movies.

 

But only so-so if you actually work(ed) in the industry.

[phoenix_dream]

On our last cruise we only had a choice of one show/menu - it really does vary by sailing and by ship.

[abbydancer2003]

1 hour ago, phoenix_dream said:

On our last cruise we only had a choice of one show/menu - it really does vary by sailing and by ship.

Same for us on two different ships.  I did ask if they were going to bring back the other shows, since I can't see many people wanting to go to the same one multiple times, and I was told they eventually would.  We'll see.