Steak House Doggie Bag

[luvmyboys2]

Can you pack up what you did not finish from the steakhouse?

[Zeta3]

Are you planning to eat the leftovers room temperature or cold? How would you keep them fresh?

[luvmyboys2]

Room temperature and will probably be eaten within the next hour or so. Can we take it with us?

[wrigley80]

Whenever we have ate at the steakhouse we always take our dessert to go....we end up eating it later that night.

[TikkiTembo]

Yes. One time I couldn't finish my meal, the ribeye I believe, and they packed it up for me. And, my husband got his dessert to go.

 

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[alreadypacked]

Can you pack up what you did not finish from the steakhouse?

 

Since you paid for it, I can't see the problem. It's not like asking for a doggie bag from the buffet.

[crusinpsychRN]

Are you planning to eat the leftovers room temperature or cold? How would you keep them fresh?

 

I put it in the fridge in the cabin.

[randyj266]

Are you planning to eat the leftovers room temperature or cold? How would you keep them fresh?

 

 

Be a little adventurous, stray from the common path of safety and test your immune system! There's nothing wrong with leftovers at room temperature a few hours later. Although in proper cruise critic fashion, I recommend you ask your doctor before eating food that has been exposed to the elements after having them wrapped to go. ;)

[dclark]

Step 1: have steward remove everything from cabin fridge.

Step 2: ask for two go packagingb at steak house. They'll put it on a plate with plastic cover, identical to how food comes out in the mdr.

The plate barely fits in the fridge.

I have done this a lot, can say that cold lobster or leftover steak makes for a great breakfast.

[CapeCodCruiser]

Last year on the Valor I was told no - I could not take it with me. The reason given was the room fridge was not cold enough to be food safe - which it is not. So it seems to vary.

[golfadj]

Or do what Ray Romano would do, put the leftover steak in your pocket.

[Shimmy86]

I wasn't allow on the valor

 

 

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[emcelh]

I wasn't allow on the valor

 

 

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Do all Carnival ships have a fridge? I don't remember having one on the older ships.

[RuthlessBoss]

Last year on the Valor I was told no - I could not take it with me. The reason given was the room fridge was not cold enough to be food safe - which it is not. So it seems to vary.

If I paid for it, no way would I be told it was not my food anymore just because I didn't eat it "on the spot".

I wouldn't feel so strongly about it if it was an included in the fare food, but if I paid for a specialty food, give it to me.

[SkyMaster]

Just off "Breeze" where I took my GIGANTIC piece of cheesecake "home" with me. It was so damn big, that even after removing EVERYTHING from the fridge, I couldn't get it in, so,,,,,,I ATE IT!

(It was FANTASTIC!)

 

"SKY"

[crusinpsychRN]

Do all Carnival ships have a fridge? I don't remember having one on the older ships.

 

No, they don't.

[Dare2Believe]

Yup - my mom brought her cheesecake back to the room. It sat in the fridge because we forgot about it (:o) but she was able to bring it back, for sure.

[cruiserami]

I get a cheese plate from the MDR to go at least once a cruise. I love snacking on them the next day. I don't worry too much about the temps in the fridge and have never had food poisoning issues. I also usually do a desert at least one night to go. So delicious and wicked to watch a movie at about 1:00 while eating something that tasty for a late night snack. Dang, I'm getting hungry!