Lunchtime was always a highlight of the day. You never knew what was coming only that it would be delicious and there would be many choices. In this post, I wanted to give you a virtual taste of one of the lunches we had. I asked the chef in advance if I could come into the dining room early and take photos and he graciously allowed me to take all the pictures I wanted.
A few days before, I had taken photos of the dining room so I will also let you take a peek at the delightfully cheerful dining room. I especially loved sitting by the window in the morning as we sailed along, the sunlight reflecting off the river.
The Dining Room


Luncheon – A Variety of Delicious Dishes




There were always at least three or four unique salad combinations. I especially liked the ones with the added nuts.



Main courses – always choices of seafood, vegetable, and meat dishes plus white rice and a nontypical rice dish.







We loved the dessert as it is not something we eat on a daily basis. So many wonderful home-made treats – creme brulees and little custard dishes. I didn’t take a photo but there were always several kinds of cheeses and ship-made crackers along with all the different desserts.



The chef and the waiters were extremely friendly and the service was amazing. The chef was very flexible and would make any special dish you wanted. Breakfast was a buffet with a menu of specialty eggs cooked to order, hot cereals, and Asian dishes. Lunch was buffet style and dinner was sit down with a menu that usually included several choices from each category. Cocktails and specialty coffee drinks were available from the bar anytime. All in all, if you didn’t get enough to eat it was your fault. I know I did as the scales told me so when I came home!
Reading this in the morning is making me hungry! Everything looked delicious!!
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Dianne….You are amazing!!! Do you study up on the places you travel to before you get there?? How do you know the names of everything. Are they in the guidebooks or do you have to ask people to spell things for you??? You do an amazing job and bring these far off places right in our computers so we can see they are just regular people in a different location and eat differently but pretty much a lot of the things we are familiar with only with different combinations and different names but all look good. You are certainly educating your home-travelers with so much great information that I think we would love to travel along with you and that’s exactly what you are doing. Taling us along for the ride. Thanks for the effort and the beautiful pictures. I’m sure you could make some $$$ selling to vacation magazines. Love you and look forward to all that you send us. Judy
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The food all looks so yummy!!!! Would love to try some of these dishes, especially the desserts.
Love – Jeanne
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My mouth is watering…. Thank you!
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