I Tried Every Specialty Restaurant on My MSC Cruise | Full Dining Review
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we left butcher's cut saying that it was one of the best meals we've ever had in our entire life
I left saying that Indoseen was probably as good as Butcher's Cut. Not better, but almost as good.
I'm going to say right here, right now that Kao sushi is the best sushi that I've had in my entire life.
I can highly recommend for $20.99 to go and do all you can eat at Ola for one night during your cruise.
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Join me onboard an MSC Virtuosa as I try every specialty restaurant the ship has to offer! From sizzling teppanyaki to authentic Mexican tacos, fine steaks, and sushi – here’s the ultimate MSC specialty dining review. In this video I’ll take you through all five MSC specialty restaurants onboard: Butcher’s Cut – MSC’s signature American steakhouse Indochine – French-Vietnamese fusion dining Kaito Teppanyaki – dinner with a show Hola! Tacos & Cantina – casual Mexican favorites & margaritas Kaito Sushi – fresh sushi and sashimi at sea If you’re considering an MSC cruise in 2025 (or beyond), this video will help you decide if specialty dining is worth it! Timestamp 00:00 – Introduction: MSC Specialty Dining 07:00 – Butcher’s Cut (Steakhouse) 10:55 – Indochine (French-Vietnamese Fusion) 14:57 – Kaito Teppanyaki (Dinner & Show) 17:20 – Hola! Tacos & Cantina (Mexican Street Food & Margaritas) 20:33 – Kaito Sushi (Fresh Sushi & Sashimi) 23:10 – Final Thoughts: Was MSC Specialty Dining Worth It? #MSC #MSCCruise #CruiseFood