Price for dinner at Tchoup Chop?

[Beezle2]

I'm thinking of treating my husband while we are at RPR this Nov. What can I expect to pay for dinner for 2?

Should I stop thinking about it?

He would really love to go though Do you think we need reservations? We are staying Club Level for the first time and I was hoping they will be able to get us a table. Thoughts?

alisa

 

[damo]

When are you going?

Dinner is not overly expensive for a theme park hotel restaurant. Here is a link to a menu with prices.

http://allears.net/uni/menu/men_tchd.htm

 

[Beezle2]

When are you going?

We will be there Nov 1st through the 4th. Sat-Tues

Dinner is not overly expensive for a theme park hotel restaurant. Here is a link to a menu with prices.>>

Hey, thanks! Thats what I was looking for

 

[gschmerl]

I would make reservations. You can make them on line at
www.opentable.com

 

[patster734]

Our bill for 2 came to $140. That included the eggroll appetizer, two entrees (steaks with sides), 2 Mai tais ($15 apiece ) and 2 deserts.

 

[Beezle2]

I would make reservations. You can make them on line at
www.opentable.com

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That is a really awesome link! Thank you I made a res and am really looking forward to the experience!

 

[Beezle2]

Our bill for 2 came to $140. That included the eggroll appetizer, two entrees (steaks with sides), 2 Mai tais ($15 apiece ) and 2 deserts.

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Was it worth it to you? Was the food really fab? Well presented, different or special? Did you like the resturant itself? My husband loves to watch Emeril..I hope he will think it's worth that much

 

[believen]

You might also try lunch. I'm not sure if they always have this and I didn't pay that much attention, but they had soup, entree, and iced tea for $19. It could have been any appetizer and entree, I just can't recall- sorry! We walked by several times last week, just never had the oppurtunity to try it.

 

[patster734]

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Was it worth it to you? Was the food really fab? Well presented, different or special? Did you like the resturant itself? My husband loves to watch Emeril..I hope he will think it's worth that much

Yes, it was worth it. We've eaten there a few times now and keep going back. Because it was my wife's birthday, we ordered desert.

Your table will have several servers working it. One to make sure that your water never gets empty. One that brings your food. One that removes your finished plates and replaces your silverware. And a head server.

That atmosphere is pretty neat and the decorations are cool.

 

[Beezle2]

You might also try lunch. I'm not sure if they always have this and I didn't pay that much attention, but they had soup, entree, and iced tea for $19. It could have been any appetizer and entree, I just can't recall- sorry! We walked by several times last week, just never had the oppurtunity to try it.

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We might do that! Maybe take the kids for lunch instead of doing dinner ourselves. I bet they would like that The pictures that were posted look pretty awesome!

 

[gschmerl]

I have had both lunch and dinners at Tchoup Chop. The lunch is not even close to the experience or food choices you get a dinner.
Dinner there is a dining experience and in my opintion is well worth the money.
LUnch was a bit of a let down. It was good, but again, nothing like the dinner experience.

 

[LukenDC]

I would make reservations. You can make them on line at
www.opentable.com

Thanks for that link. I'm an OpenTable member, but it would never have occured to me to make Orlando dinner reservations online. I made reservations at Tchoup Chop and Emeril's signature restaurant.