Disney dream food

[lcpalmer]

What is a must try food on 3 night cruise?

[scrapbookmomma74]

I love the Ahi Tuna Tower in Enchanted Garden. My DH almost always gets the Wild Boar in Royal Palace, and the French Onion soup there is lovely as well.
The mushroom risotto in Animators is yummy too.

[scrapbookmomma74]

Ooooh...and the Sea Bass in Enchanted Garden...its heavenly!

[n5749w]

Does the menu change from the dream 3 day to the dream 4 day?

[PrincessShmoo]

Originally Posted by n5749w

Does the menu change from the dream 3 day to the dream 4 day?

YOu will have the 3 Signature menus (each MDR has it's own menu) plus the Pirate night menu (all MDRs serve the same menu).

[SnowWhite2]

I don't get this question. Everyone's taste is different.

You can get as much food off of the menu that you want. Try anything that looks appetizing to you. Several entrees, several appy's, whatever you want.

It is also a good time to try those things that you aren't sure you might like...escargot...my DD tried it and liked it, lamb chops, vegetarian options.

[dan and scott]

Unlike the Fantasy and Magic the Dream's culinary team can't make good french onion soup to save their lives. I found this out on our 3/4 day back to back cruise this month.
Worst french onion in 26 sailings!

Scott

[kiford]

Truffle scented pasta purses in Animator's Palate. And I don't like truffles or truffle oil much but I liked these!

But as someone else posted - if you're intrigued with something just try it. If you don't like it, try something else. It's the perfect time to step outside of your normal comfort zone.

[StitchandPooh'sMom]

Everyone has different tastes, of course, but the best things I ate were the sea bass in Enchanted Garden (all three adults ordered it, and all three of us scraped our plates to get every last taste!) and the creme brulee in Royal Palace (which I ordered again in Animator's Palate because I wasn't inspired by the dessert menu at AP).

DH really liked the ahi tower and the salmon tartare, and most people at the table liked the escargot.

I followed the recommendations of our server, and our food was great. The one night I didn't order something he recommended was at AP - my food was still good, but the others were better. Our server knew what the best dishes were, and he gently encouraged us in that direction. He also got an extra tip from us for his efforts.

[Snurk71]

Originally Posted by StitchandPooh'sMom

I followed the recommendations of our server, and our food was great. The one night I didn't order something he recommended was at AP - my food was still good, but the others were better. Our server knew what the best dishes were, and he gently encouraged us in that direction. He also got an extra tip from us for his efforts.

This is good advice - listen to your server. Our server had 10 years experience and was careful not to say anything bad about any dishes. After learning some of our likes and dislikes, we kind of had to read thru the lines on the dishes he emphasized, and was always right.

[maddysmom]

First cruiser here - will my dd be required to order off of a children's menu? She's 9. Thanks!

[PrincessShmoo]

Originally Posted by maddysmom

First cruiser here - will my dd be required to order off of a children's menu? She's 9. Thanks!

No, she can order off the regular menu, and you can order off the kid's menu, if you wish. Or you can mix and match. Our DS had the kid's menu chicken strips for his appitizer every night and the entree from the regular menu. And we had Mickey bars on occasion (on the kids' menu).

[tweis]

A must try to me on the Dream IS the french onion soup! I know a PP did not enjoy it on the Dream but I loved it! Also really enjoyed the grand marnier souffle and the filet with lobster. On our sailing EG had an asparagus soup with crab and it was so good, it isn't currently listed on their menu on the DCL website so I know some things do change occasionally on the menu.