Chef's Table Question

[gbphatcat]

I have checked the disabled cruisers thread and did not find an answer so i am asking here has anyone tried the Chef's Table as a diabetic, i did it once before i was diagnosed and i know its alot of food Do they make substitutions on anything or any other tips or should i just avoid it and just eat in the MDR where i can monitor what i am eating thanks for your replies:)

[jimbo5544]

I have checked the disabled cruisers thread and did not find an answer so i am asking here has anyone tried the Chef's Table as a diabetic, i did it once before i was diagnosed and i know its alot of food Do they make substitutions on anything or any other tips or should i just avoid it and just eat in the MDR where i can monitor what i am eating thanks for your replies:)

 

 

The only advice I can give is that after sailing up for CT we were visited at our table the evening before and asked about restrictions on foods. I am not sure how that would apply from a diabetic perspective.

 

 

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[libtrek]

Just eat in moderation. Skip the bread or just take a taste. I forgot to ask for an alternate dessert but after a few tastes, I was too full to eat it anyway. Exercise a little extra the day of and the day after. I've decided that taking a taste can be satisfying. Feeling deprived leads to eating too much of "bad" food. Savvoorrr that taste. LOL

Edited May 16, 2014 by libtrek

[Lerin]

They do ask about allergies, though I don't recall if they asked for specific diets or restrictions. They probably did.

Just so you know: It is A LOT of food and unlimited drinks.

 

I have some photos and I think maybe the menu posted in my review below. Look it over or do other searches online to see if it's something you can do and maintain good health.

[jamesr3939]

They will make substitutions. I had a lady sitting next to me who didn't like fish and they brought her chicken. It was all worked out prior and I don't know exact how she did it. But it was only because she didn't like something not due to a more important issue like yours, so I am sure they will work with you.

[treasure4two]

My husband is Type 2 and does CT, just in moderation and like a prior person said, skip the bread. You know your diet and after talking to them, I am sure they can work something out for you. This one will be our 5th CT. Enjoy!

[gbphatcat]

thanks everyone i have decided to forgo the Chef's Table since i am doing the steakhouse one night during my cruise, and use that money for the behind the fun tour, I did the Chef's table on my first cruise before i was diagnosed and enjoyed it alot, thanks for your responses though :)