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Choppy Waters On The Pacific Ocean

CHOPPY WATERS... but that did not hinder our meals at all times.  

The first Royal Caribbean cruise was in 2019, cruising from Singapore to Phuket and then back to Singapore.  That trip was very memorable cos I went with my siblings and we had a wonderful time family bonding then.  The cruise was smooth sailing, perhaps due to the sea waters along the Straits of Malacca.  We could not feel any choppiness at all.... 

However this cruise to Mexico, we could felt the rough waves at certain moments even when we were eating.  Not so much when we were walking, only when we were sitting down and having our meals.  However, we were not seasick, that is a good thing.  In fact I had three good night sleep while the ship rock-a-bye baby me... LOL.... 

During one lunch meal, we had our meal facing the sea.... 
Not so crowded during lunch hour... 
Maybe they prefer the international buffet style...
As for us seniors, we like to be served... hahahaa...

The meals we ordered.... 
Someone likes Escargot.... (snails)
They are quite pricey...
Pumpkin soup....
Calamari as starters....
Baked cod...
Seafood pasta...
Cannot remember what this one is... 
Some kind of fish fillet...
Cakes and ice cream is a must... 
LOL... 

Comments

  1. Baked cod! We had cod steamed and deep fried at our dinner that night here, two HUGE slabs of it, when my cousin from Kuching came over to visit me. Always glad when people come & visit, good excuse to go out and eat...a great change from the usual daily routine.
    Never been on a cruise. I always have this feeling that I would feel seasick even before I step on the ship. LOL!!! I'm not so adventurous!

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  2. Escargot!! Have that when was in Paris back in 2017!! I think our snails taste better!! Lol.

    All feast onboard. That is life!!

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  3. So nice! I hope to go on a cruise one day. I definitely look forward to the food hah..hah...

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  4. The snails are expensive? I thought food is all free on board, included in the package? I like to eat cakes but not so much on cream but ice cream I like, not whipped cream.

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