Noordam food question

A quick question for those who have been on this ship in the past year. We sailed on her in Oct '16 and enjoyed most things about her except for the food at dinner in the MDR, which on most nights we found far too salty. We're considering another cruise with her this December but are wary due to our food experience last time. Has anyone had similar issues in the MDR in the past year, or should we attribute it to a bad trip for the chef?

Thanks in advance!

We travelled on the Noordam last Christmas and we thought the MDR food was excellent. I don't remember it being too salty and I am someone that does not add salt to my cooking or food.

You can request a salt-free menu if you wish. Just tell your waiter on the first night, and from then on, every night, you will be presented the menu for the following night. Make your selection from the next night's menu and it will be prepared for you salt-free or low last, as you wish.

We were on her in May and found the food good, and we don’t eat a lot of salt.

A quick question for those who have been on this ship in the past year. We sailed on her in Oct '16 and enjoyed most things about her except for the food at dinner in the MDR, which on most nights we found far too salty. We're considering another cruise with her this December but are wary due to our food experience last time. Has anyone had similar issues in the MDR in the past year, or should we attribute it to a bad trip for the chef?

 

Thanks in advance!

If you mention to your steward, your wish to avoid too much salt, he can hhelp you hav light salt or salt free selections.

If no one knows your prefeerence, they cannot help you but do not want you thinkign the chef had a 'bad trip' as you put it. )

I agree with Sail. Just let them know your preference. They are more than happy to assist you.

A quick question for those who have been on this ship in the past year. We sailed on her in Oct '16 and enjoyed most things about her except for the food at dinner in the MDR, which on most nights we found far too salty. We're considering another cruise with her this December but are wary due to our food experience last time. Has anyone had similar issues in the MDR in the past year, or should we attribute it to a bad trip for the chef?

 

 

 

Thanks in advance!

Simply request a "low salt menu". They may even have a "no salt menu". The dining steward will give it to you at dinner for the next day. [emoji7]

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