PrincessTrisha
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For our group of adults it was easier to share CS meals and have everyone order their own meal at TS.
I didn't want to spend my meals ordering what would be large enough to share and compromising on something that two of us would like, instead of what I really wanted.
For instance, at the Coral Reef (where we had a lovely experience btw), I ordered the crab claws (I am the only one in our group who likes these), the Ahi Tuna with Wasabi mashed potatoes (honestly, it is a portion for one, if you were sharing I think you would still be hungry) and the chocolate wave (I didn't quite finish this). I can guarantee if I tried to share this meal with someone we would still both be hungry afterwards unless you have a very small appetite.
This is not to say that there aren't some restaurants that still have huge portions (Planet Hollywood comes to mind) and sharing is definately possible but you can't assume that at every restaurant you will both come away full after sharing a single serving meal.
I didn't want to spend my meals ordering what would be large enough to share and compromising on something that two of us would like, instead of what I really wanted.
For instance, at the Coral Reef (where we had a lovely experience btw), I ordered the crab claws (I am the only one in our group who likes these), the Ahi Tuna with Wasabi mashed potatoes (honestly, it is a portion for one, if you were sharing I think you would still be hungry) and the chocolate wave (I didn't quite finish this). I can guarantee if I tried to share this meal with someone we would still both be hungry afterwards unless you have a very small appetite.
This is not to say that there aren't some restaurants that still have huge portions (Planet Hollywood comes to mind) and sharing is definately possible but you can't assume that at every restaurant you will both come away full after sharing a single serving meal.
