"Always Available" options @ the MDR

[bigilla]

Hi. We will be cruising with Euribia in July. I wish to ask whether someone knows if the "always available" items are still offered in the MDR. These are food items which are always on the menu, should one not fancy anything from the day s menu.

 

And also, are there options for kids? For instance my daughter only eats pasta and some other small things. Will they accommodate this should she find nothing to her tastes on the day s menu?

 

Thanks in advance.

[perakcruiser]

Kids have there own menu which certainly always includes pasta dishes.

[bigilla]

31 minutes ago, perakcruiser said:

Kids have there own menu which certainly always includes pasta dishes.

Thanks for your immediate reply

[Itchy&Scratchy]

7 hours ago, bigilla said:

Thanks for your immediate reply

I don't know about Euribia, but I suspect that the always available and kid's menus are the same across the board, so here are the kid's menu and the always available section on Seascape:

 

 

You can check out my Seascape review for food pics and more menus. My 12 yo didn't want anything off of the kid's menu. He is not exactly a picky eater, but he is not adventurous either. He stuck mainly to always available pastas, caesar salad, tried main menu appetizers and desserts, and loved Grandma's chocolate cake. He enjoyed 3 main pasta dishes: lasagna Bolognese the first night, pasta carbonara and Texas style pulled pork with mac'n'cheese:

 

 

DO NOT EAT THE PEPPER!!!! Extremely hot.

 

When he didn't see anything he liked on the main menu, he always opted for Pennette pasta with red sauce:

 

 

While I tried Pennette pasta with Alfredo sauce:

 

 

Edited December 3, 2023 by Itchy&Scratchy

[Bigilla2000]

43 minutes ago, Itchy&Scratchy said:

I don't know about Euribia, but I suspect that the always available and kid's menus are the same across the board, so here are the kid's menu and the always available section on Seascape:

 

 

You can check out my Seascape review for food pics and more menus. My 12 yo didn't want anything off of the kid's menu. He is not exactly a picky eater, but he is not adventurous either. He stuck mainly to always available pastas, caesar salad, tried main menu appetizers and desserts, and loved Grandma's chocolate cake. He enjoyed 3 main pasta dishes: lasagna Bolognese the first night, pasta carbonara and Texas style pulled pork with mac'n'cheese:

 

 

DO NOT EAT THE PEPPER!!!! Extremely hot.

 

When he didn't see anything he liked on the main menu, he always opted for Pennette pasta with red sauce:

 

 

While I tried Pennette pasta with Alfredo sauce:

 

 

Wow thank you very very much. This really helps a lot xxx

[Nunagoras]

As stated above, they still have those simple "always available" menus and a very minimal kids menu. Note though that, at least before the pandemic, those "always available" items weren't available on gala nights, at least on the European sailings. They might have changed that though.

[Itchy&Scratchy]

On 12/3/2023 at 11:46 AM, Bigilla2000 said:

Wow thank you very very much. This really helps a lot xxx

I was wrong about "across the board" part. Some ships have different classics menu: 

 

[mcoler181]

52 minutes ago, Itchy&Scratchy said:

I was wrong about "across the board" part. Some ships have different classics menu: 

 

Your post was one of the ones I saw, we are on Seascape so hoping the menu stays the same.