Here is the vegetable tempura appetizer:
And the crab and cheese souffle:
Both appetizers were delicious and we really enjoyed our experience in Indigo. The atmosphere is casual compared to The Summer Palace dining room, nice shorts are okay. :) Now here are all the photos from the buffet that night, which you hopefully can zoom in to see the foods. First are some photos of the sandwich fixings, hot dogs, hamburgers, nacho and taco bar and fruit:
Here is the cream of broccoli soup and french onion soup, which were both on the menu that night:
Here are some cheeses, fruit and crudites:
Here are some panini sandwiches and cold prepared salads:
Various hot foods are in these photos:
Yes there is a bar with wine and beer in the buffet!
Desserts are here:
This dessert was in the MDR and was really good! :)
Crepes are offered in the evening buffet!
We did find a few similarities at the buffet and MDR-I did not get a good shot of the prime rib and carving station though. As for how similar they were I would say there were definite differences. For example, a Mexican theme seemed to be at the buffet whereas the MDR had menu items along those lines the night before. The soups were the same, as were many traditional accompaniments in the way of salad, etc. If you or your fellow cruisers wants the option of getting hot dogs, pizza (which is very good at the buffet), a full salad bar and crepes then the buffet is the place to dine. If your party members want a sit down meal with likely some different choices from the buffet, as well as table service then the main dining room works best! Either way you cannot go wrong on the Norwegian Pearl! :)
Amazing pics and tons of info!
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DeleteQuestion about the aft elevators. The deck plans show they only go down to deck 7 which means the middle or front elevators would need to be used to get to the restaurants on deck 6. Is this correct? Thanks for the great report and photos.
ReplyDeleteDon
That is correct Don! :)
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