Daily Menu's

Though these say "Fleet Menus" and were received as part of an upcoming 10 day cruise on the Jade - it may well be close to or similar to other ships.

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 1.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 2.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 3.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 4.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 5.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 6.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 7.pdf

MDR Fleet Dinner Menu Day 8.pdf

And here are some others.

Cagney's Fleet Dinner Menu (8).pdf

Teppanyaki Fleet Dinner Menu.pdf

Le Bistro Menu.pdf

Moderno Fleet Dinner Menu Old Layout.pdf

Thanks for sharing

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The MDR menus are similar across the fleet. There are regional differences. And they rotate through a 14 menu set.

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So if we chose the specialty restaurant dining as our free upgrade when we booked, we can have the porterhouse steak that says $25 on that menu and not pay for it? I've only done NCL once so I have no idea how it works. It sounds too good to be true.

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So if we chose the specialty restaurant dining as our free upgrade when we booked, we can have the porterhouse steak that says $25 on that menu and not pay for it? I've only done NCL once so I have no idea how it works. It sounds too good to be true.

 

 

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Those are the ala-carte pricings. If you have the dining deal, you get a full dinner included. They often say two sides....etc. but you can get more. Only one entre though.

For some light eaters, paying per item is a better deal. And of course, some people do not have the meal plan.

Many thanks for posting of the menus.

Chuck:)

How is the steak at the met compared to Cagney

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Damn auto correct I mean mdr

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How is the steak at the mdr compared to Cagney

 

 

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In my opinion, they don't compare. Cagney's steak is far better quality and cooked to perfection. But that's been my experience.

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An example of the comparative quality of the specialty restaurants compared to the MDRs: Last Christmas, we sailed on the Jewel. On different nights, my fiancee had the French Onion Soup in the MDR and the French Onion Soup in Le Bistro. The beef stock-based broth in the MDR was pretty good. The wine-based broth in Le Bistro was PHENOMENAL. She said it might have been the best French Onion Soup she'd ever had.

Big Thank You to those who posted these. Great Help

Thanks for taking the time to post these menus! Much appreciated. Now I can share these with my Mom to giver her an idea of what we can anticipate. I don't think we will have any issues with finding something to eat! :)

An example of the comparative quality of the specialty restaurants compared to the MDRs: Last Christmas, we sailed on the Jewel. On different nights, my fiancee had the French Onion Soup in the MDR and the French Onion Soup in Le Bistro. The beef stock-based broth in the MDR was pretty good. The wine-based broth in Le Bistro was PHENOMENAL. She said it might have been the best French Onion Soup she'd ever had.

I love when that happens!:cool:

Another Thank You! to garycarla for posting the menus.

I'm with you, cpcanuck, in not having any problems finding something to select from those menus! Day 4, in particular for me, presents a challenge in deciding between items :D . Oh well, there's time to mull over the choices :cool:.

Or to decide you'll order both!

I'll confess that my partner and I frequently order two appetizers each, then asked to split an entrée as our "pasta course", and even then sometimes order three entrées between us. We are actually in the process of going over the seven day menu for our seven day cruise and deciding which nights to use our specialty dining plan.

in fact, (though admittedly, we both diet before we cruise) we've been known to hit the MDR for appetizers, see a show, and then do a late night sitting at a specialty restaurant or back to the MDR!. As an offset, we're basically "just coffee" guys for breakfast

Or to decide you'll order both!

I'll confess that my partner and I frequently order two appetizers each, then asked to split an entrée as our "pasta course", and even then sometimes order three entrées between us. We are actually in the process of going over the seven day menu for our seven day cruise and deciding which nights to use our specialty dining plan.

 

 

in fact, (though admittedly, we both diet before we cruise) we've been known to hit the MDR for appetizers, see a show, and then do a late night sitting at a specialty restaurant or back to the MDR!. As an offset, we're basically "just coffee" guys for breakfast

Ooooo, I love your thinking!!! You've just solved my dilemma :cool: . Thank you! <3

Garycarla, thank you so much for posting these menus. Very helpful information.

I can't be the only one who needs EVERY SINGLE HORS D'OEUVRE on the Le Bistro list

I can't be the only one who needs EVERY SINGLE HORS D'OEUVRE on the Le Bistro list

I'm still kicking myself in the bum for not getting two appetizers last year... I didn't know it was a thing.

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Thanks for sharing.

Would you happen to know if we'll have 1 or 2 'formal' (ie dress up) nights on this 10-day cruise and on what nights they are likely to be held?

Thanks for sharing.

 

Would you happen to know if we'll have 1 or 2 'formal' (ie dress up) nights on this 10-day cruise and on what nights they are likely to be held?

There are no 'formal' nights. We dress up whenever we want to

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I miss the rack of lamb and lobster tails.

Add filet mignon/beef wellington to that list.

The most important section is missing... dessert :)

Just a word of warning about these menus.

They are the same menus that I posted from the Spirit at Easter. I have heard quite a few comments recently on these boards that suggest that the menus are different on other ships.

Maybe they are in the process of changing them, or maybe they are using different menus in Europe.

It used to be reasonably easy to follow which menus were on most ships, but lately the situation seems fairly confusing.

The most important section is missing... dessert :)

MDR menus from the Spirit (plus specialities)

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