What is the next ethnic theme restaurant you'd like to see?

topnole · February 12, 2018

Hooters, Tilted Kilt, Twin Peaks.

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That would set a nice family friendly tone. Lol.

Yorkvillain · February 12, 2018

can you imagine what a knish would look like on the ship

Oh man. Stale, soggy, greyish color.

LMaxwell · February 12, 2018

Oh man. Stale, soggy, greyish color.

I bet it would look like one of these :'):'):')

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Big_G · February 12, 2018

An Irish Pub serving pub grub. Fish & chips, shepherds pie, etc. They could have Irish beers and whiskies. They could have music at night and serve food late into the night. An Irish Pub could be a real money maker

I'm with you on that one.

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Big_G · February 12, 2018

Given my disappointment with Mexican (Sabor), I am of the opinion that any new cuisine would lack authenticity.

Curious if you've done both styles of Sabor. We've only done the Boardwalk version so I'm not sure how they compare.

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Yorkvillain · February 12, 2018

I bet it would look like one of these :'):'):')

Haha! I'm going with the pancakes. Hopefully the upcharge won't be too bad.

BillOh · February 12, 2018

Buffalonian.

Reds4life · February 12, 2018

I'd like some Country American on a ship. Sausage gravy and biscuits, country fried steak, REAL mashed potatoes, baked steak, fried chicken, potato casserole, green beans with ham and bacon, cornbread and beans, etc

Pellaz · February 12, 2018

I know... this is the Royal board but this made me think of our recent Regal Princess cruise. a couple of times a week they had a "make your own" noodle bowl section in the Horizon court. You picked up a bowl and selected the ingredients you wanted, told the cook what kind of meat you would like (can be a combo) and the type of broth you desired and then they would prepare it for you. This was actually quite tasty and enjoyable.

This is what Carnival offers as "Mongolian Wok" on their Lido Deck buffet every day during lunch, on about half of their ships, as a "free" (included) option. They also offer it free at lunch on ships equipped with JiJi's Asian Kitchen, but it's sit-down service, and you fill out a card and they make it for you. (Don't have to stand in line, hooray!)

I'm a Mongolian barbecue (or "Japanese hibachi") fiend, so I'd love to see Royal add the concept to some of their ships. Something simpler and less expensive than Izumi, their "onion volcano show" concept, and priced at $5-$8 per big bowl. I'd pay that...and I'm assuming it would not be offered for free.

lbjen · February 12, 2018

DNW more steakhouses. I do not eat steak (or beef at all for that matter), and don't see the difference between the American and Brazilian Steakhouse. Ships should choose one or the other, but not both.

How about an Indian or Thai inspired Vegetarian specialty restaurant?!?!?(y) Maybe if the ships didn't have to spring for such expensive meats they would spend more time and money on creating flavorful dishes. (y)

The difference between an American and a Brazilian style steakhouse is the way the meat is served, at a Brazilian steakhouse the gauchos roam the dining room with different meats on giant skewers, you can basically try a lot of different things. Some will also serve things like grilled shrimp or lobster. They usually also have a big salad bar. It’s quite different to a regular sit down American steakhouse.

katiel53 · February 12, 2018

I'd like an Indian restaurant if it were for dinner and if it were for lunch, I'd love a Jewish Deli with real Pastrami and Corned Beef on Rye.

fridge · February 12, 2018

Traditional German. I am pretty sure that you cannot find that on any cruise line. I want Bavarian style roast goose!

You can find traditional german brewhouses on many AIDA Ships. They even have a brewery onboard :beer-mug:

Al-Can · February 13, 2018

Indian!

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Chrystine5 · February 13, 2018

Indian, Thai, fondue, pho/ramen/noodle bowls, African (Moroccan or Ethiopian would be cool!), poke/Hawaiian, German

I agree! Especially Thai, or Korean Bibimbap bowls!

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topnole · February 13, 2018

you can find traditional german brewhouses on many aida ships. They even have a brewery onboard :beer-mug:

aida?

grapau27 · February 13, 2018

aida?

German cruise line.

C Cruise Dude · February 14, 2018

Mexican

Yes and the Cajun would be good too. A 24 hour deli like those on some Carnival ships would be nice as well. :hearteyes:

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rbschultz · February 14, 2018

A noodle house/ramen shop/chinese restaurant, hot pot, or a real seafood restaurant/clam shack (raw bar, fried fish, nice fish dishes, Maine lobster, etc)

ChinaShrek · February 14, 2018

I'd like some Country American on a ship. Sausage gravy and biscuits, country fried steak, REAL mashed potatoes, baked steak, fried chicken, potato casserole, green beans with ham and bacon, cornbread and beans, etc

I call this southern food and hate it, but to each their own.

Boston Joe · February 16, 2018

A Jewish deli with lots of artery clogging smoked meat sandwiches

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