Menu on Sunshine

[CrimsonTideGal]

What menu does The Sunshine have? Any links to its 8 day menu.

[hhalliv]

I'd like to throw my hat in this ring as well

[keywest1]

The Sunshine does NOT have the new American Table menu.

[serene56]

http://www.zydecocruiser.net/CarnivalMiracleAK2014/mdr_dinner.html

[tandemcruzr]

It does offer the $20 Steak House entre options.

[CanadianDee]

... that we're 67 days from cruising and I already know what I want to eat every night?

[serene56]

... that we're 67 days from cruising and I already know what I want to eat every night?

 

Not as long as you improvise and try something new too.

[CanadianDee]

Not as long as you improvise and try something new too.

 

It'll all be new. This is our first time on Carnival. :)

[serene56]

It'll all be new. This is our first time on Carnival. :)

 

 

 

oooo LOL so how do you know what you want? did you look at pictures?

[CanadianDee]

oooo LOL so how do you know what you want? did you look at pictures?

 

Hehe. Well, research is what I do for a living, so all of my vacations are planned on hyperlinked spreadsheets. But no, seriously, I can be very spontaneous. ;-)

 

Lemme see, off the top of my memory and from the boards and pics here, the must-tries in no particular order: warm chocolate melting cake (which can be ordered to taste), cherries jubilee, all the cold fruit soups, banana split from the kid’s menu, pastas as appetizers, cheese plate to take to room for later, lemon cake, bitter and blanc. Hmm, I’m a little heavy on the desserts. Sweet tooth. :)

 

Do you have any recommendations?

[serene56]

Hehe. Well, research is what I do for a living, so all of my vacations are planned on hyperlinked spreadsheets. But no, seriously, I can be very spontaneous. ;-)

 

Lemme see, off the top of my memory and from the boards and pics here, the must-tries in no particular order: warm chocolate melting cake (which can be ordered to taste), cherries jubilee, all the cold fruit soups, banana split from the kid’s menu, pastas as appetizers, cheese plate to take to room for later, lemon cake, bitter and blanc. Hmm, I’m a little heavy on the desserts. Sweet tooth. :)

 

Do you have any recommendations?

 

yeah-- staying with the sweets-- the fig concoction--I always avoided it since it sounds nasty-- I am not one for those fig bars...plain yuck. But every cruise every day I need to try something I never had and I am running out of items-- and that fig thing was the only thing left Boy was it good.

 

and the stuffed mushrooms-- I do not like spinach nor mushrooms but I must say this dish was amazing

 

 

what do you mean WMC ordered to taste?

I do not like the WMC as it tastes like a half baked cake-- Ill take the bitter N blank

Edited November 28, 2014 by serene56

[CanadianDee]

yeah-- staying with the sweets-- the fig concoction--I always avoided it since it sounds nasty-- I am not one for those fig bars...plain yuck. But every cruise every day I need to try something I never had and I am running out of items-- and that fig thing was the only thing left Boy was it good.

 

and the stuffed mushrooms-- I do not like spinach nor mushrooms but I must say this dish was amazing

 

 

what do you mean WMC ordered to taste?

I do not like the WMC as it tastes like a half baked cake-- Ill take the bitter N blank

 

I've seen posts about asking for the WMC "well done", which would take care that half-baked issue.

 

Thanks for the dining tips. I love figs, mushrooms and spinach so it sounds like I'll be well fed.

 

I used to occasionally travel with a colleague who, when in new surroundings, would say to the waiter, "bring me your favourite dish". He never even looked at the menu.

 

Anyway, sorry about hijacking your thread, Crimson. :)

[wags_in_the_peg]

I'm not a sweets person, but my favourite meals are; lobster tail and shrimp (order 2 entrees of it right off the start), indian roasted pumkin soup, grilled jumbo shrimp and my kids always love the cold soups.

[CrimsonTideGal]

I've seen posts about asking for the WMC "well done", which would take care that half-baked issue.

 

Thanks for the dining tips. I love figs, mushrooms and spinach so it sounds like I'll be well fed.

 

I used to occasionally travel with a colleague who, when in new surroundings, would say to the waiter, "bring me your favourite dish". He never even looked at the menu.

 

Anyway, sorry about hijacking your thread, Crimson. :)

 

No problem. I got my answer. I was hoping it had the new menu because it has some interesting dishes on it. This will be my 9th Carnival cruise and I was hoping for something different. Really wanted to try the Beef Wellington and all the different pies through out the week.:)