Why I Did Not Enjoy Hasuki on the NCL Aqua (Don’t Waste Your Credit!)
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I just finished dinner at the tabanyaki here on the Norwegian Aqua and I have to be honest, it wasn't good.
The miso soup was not what I was used to. It must have been a white miso because it was just overall very sweet.
Overall, I'll give the experience a five out of 10. It just was not good.
I usually really love these tanyaki restaurants. I look forward to the steak there, but I just can't recommend this one.
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I’ve been on over 115 cruises, and I rarely give a specialty restaurant a 5/10—but Hasuki on the NCL Aqua was a major disappointment. 🚢 Teppanyaki is usually a high-energy, delicious staple of the NCL experience, but my night at Hasuki felt bland and boring. In this video, I’m breaking down exactly where the experience fell short, from the service to the flavor profile of the main courses. If you are planning your NCL Aqua dining strategy, you need to watch this before you lock in your reservations. Your "Free at Sea" credits are too valuable to waste on a 5/10 meal! I’m Angie, your professional travel advisor. My job is to make sure your vacation is perfect, which means I have to be honest when a restaurant doesn't live up to the hype. I help my clients avoid the "traps" and find the true gems on every ship I sail. 🚢 PLAN A BETTER CRUISE WITH ME Don't gamble with your vacation time. When you book with me, you get my "boots on the ground" experience to help you pick the best restaurants, cabins, and excursions—at no extra cost to you. Email Angie@TripswithAngie.com