We've talked about what happens in this Disney Cruise restaurant before, from the changing colors to the interactive characters. They lowlighted it a bit for our first meal there on this week long cruise. There was no big color changing dealie, but Crush the Turtle still made fun of me for being bald (the bastard). I have heard rumors that our return visit will feature some sort of new show. We'll just have to wait and see.

It should be noted that these are all things I tried on my last cruise. With my ginger teriyaki dusted Angus sirloin, I got wasabi mashed potatoes and a side order of fries. The wasabi mashed potatoes were very hot, burn my mouth hot, make my eyes water hot. This was not the wasabi I love from Oh Yoko!.

Food wise, this cruise was not turning out to be as wonderful as previous ones. I really hope that this is not a trend. Either way, we are still having a fabulous time.
1 comment:
The steak fries you remember were readily available this past August on the Dream.
I believe on the Dream Class ships there is one two level galley (decks 2 & 3) that serve all of the sit-down restaurants except for Remy & Palo. So an explanation could be you got whatever was made if it matched the side order.
This is where your serving team knowing your preferences comes into play.
When you placed the order did you state a side of fries or did you specifically state I want a side of steak fries?
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