POH Restaurants Cuisine list

[Naashtezhi]

Just looking for a pointer/link to a list of the various cuisines of each restaurant on the Pride of Hawaii.

 

Thanks.

 

Grand Pacific Main Restaurant

Alizar Main Restaurant

Paniolo Tapas & Salsa Restaurant

Cagney's Steakhouse

Le Bistro French Restaurant

Aloha Nui Café

Aloha Nui Lanai

Jasmine Garden Asian Restaurant

Papa's Italian Kitchen

Blue Lagoon

[Audiocracy]

zimmerjulie was kind enough to upload the menus for the specialty restaurants: webshots

 

angeljt was also kind enough to upload the menus from the Majesty, which should give you an idea of what to expect in the main dining rooms: webshots

[bobnsandi]

Just looking for a pointer/link to a list of the various cuisines of each restaurant on the Pride of Hawaii.

 

Thanks.

 

I'll give it a try. I think that some other CC'ers can

fill in where I don't get it.

 

Grand Pacific Main Restaurant

 

--Typical cruise main dining. Can always get

steak/fish.

 

Alizar Main Restaurant

 

--Same menu as Grand Pacific.

 

Paniolo Tapas & Salsa Restaurant

 

--Open only in the evening, it is pretty much

"Tex/Mex" in style.

 

Cagney's Steakhouse

 

--As the name implies, steak, lamb, etc.

Well worth the extra money.

 

Le Bistro French Restaurant

 

--Sorry, did not go to this restaurant. Anyone

else?

 

Aloha Nui Café

 

--The buffet. Everything and anything. There were

many interesting specialties every meal. There is

always a fruit station with great fresh fruit.

They have people making fresh items, such as

stir-fry in the evening, omelettes in the morning.

In the back, there is the grill with hamburgers and

hot dogs. Also pretty good pizza. There is always a

salad bar station, and a dessert station.

 

Aloha Nui Lanai

 

--If not serving, it is a nice place to sit and enjoy the

food you picked up in the main buffet. When

they serve, they have most of the items the

inside would have, but there is little room, and

they may run out of some items.

 

Jasmine Garden Asian Restaurant

 

--We felt this was the best on the ship, well worth

the extra cost. Sushi bar with all you can eat.

Sit down, you have a menu with Chinese and several

other types of oriental cuisines represented. Can

also order sushi, I think. There are a couple of tables

with shabushabu, which is "hot pot" Japanese style.

Inside, they have teppanyaki, which we did not

eat.

 

 

Papa's Italian Kitchen

 

--Italian. High quality ingredients, we enjoyed our

meals there, check out the reviews on CC.

 

Blue Lagoon

 

--Comfort food, open 24/7, except in the evening when

it morphs into Tex/Mex. Good fish and chips, good

wings, etc, etc. Can get crowded, check first.

[Naashtezhi]

Thanks for the links and the summary, it's just what we were looking for.

 

With all the talk about making reservations first night, it's hard to figure out what to make where...

[mamagina]

I know I've seen it 100 times...

But what are the surcharges for the "pay extra" restaurants and which ones are they?

[Audiocracy]

I made this list for an earlier post:

 

Specialty Restaurants that charge are:

Cagney's Steakhouse - $15 (Unless you order the Whole Butter-Poached Main Lobster, The Surf And Turf or the 24oz. Porterhouse Steak which will cost $25 instead of $15, not in addition)

Jasmine Garden (The Main Retaurant section - $10, the sushi bar section - a la carte, the mongolian hot pot section - $10 and Teppanyaki - $20)

Le Bistro - $10 (Unless you order the Chef's Tasting Menu which costs $20 instead of $10)

 

Specialty restaurants that don't charge are:

Papa's Italian Kitchen

Paniolo Tapas & Salsa

 

 

No charge:

Grand Pacific Dining Room

Alizar Dining Room

Blue Lagoon

Aloha Nui Cafe

Aloha Nui Lana

 

I think those are the correct prices. Correct me if they are wrong.

[smarterman64]

looks right to me.

As for tips. Never trust the grand pacific on the tv screens. It is usually incorrect as is blue lagoons. Heck i don't even see a computer at blue lagoon's area, so i don't even know how they would calculate blue lagoons. Grand pacific is usually not true. If you see a line outside, forget what i said and they are probably pretty packed. late dinners are good for main restaurants. Alizar's was pretty accurate. I was heading to grand pacific one day and went on the mid stairs. I saw the screen and kept going down to alizar since the screen was half, and sure enough it was pretty empty so i went in and had dinner there instead. One time at grand pacific, i walked in at 9:25 or so and was seated. The screen said the restaurant was all full. I had the fastest meal the entire week, 20 minutes for an appetizer (soup), main course (Terriyaki chicken) and desert (ice cream). So who says POH doesn't have great service

[mamagina]

Thanks.