Most Expensive Restaurant On Icon of the Seas! Overpriced or Worth it?
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Editorial Summary
The creators explore various amenities and dining options aboard the Icon of the Seas, beginning with a visit to St. Kitts where they purchase stuffed monkeys. They sample coffee-themed cocktails at the Rye and Bean bar, try carrot cake at Park Cafe, and enjoy a beef sandwich. The video also features a visit to the Surfside neighborhood, including the Surfside eatery and the arcade. The main focus of the video is a highly anticipated dinner at the Empire Supper Club, the most expensive restaurant on the ship. The creators describe an eight course fine dining experience that includes paired cocktails and live music from a New York jazz trio. They evaluate several dishes, including caviar, Norwegian lobster, and wagyu ribeye, alongside various themed cocktails. The creators conclude that despite the two hundred dollar per person price tag, the combination of high quality food, professional service, and entertainment provides excellent value, ultimately comparing the experience favorably to fine dining establishments found in Las Vegas.
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this is the most expensive restaurant on the ship it offers a fine dining eight course meal each course is accompanied by its own paired cocktail and song performed by a New York Jazz Trio
I'm going to give this one a five out of five this is delightful I love it
this is the closest the Royal has come to apulo on the Disney line and I actually think it's surpassing it quite a bit
this was a great experience we would do it again
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