P&O Britannia MDR Food Guide & Review For Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner - Explaining How It All Works

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The creators provide a comprehensive guide to the main dining room food options available on the P&O Britannia cruise ship. They walk viewers through the breakfast, lunch, and dinner procedures, explaining how to use the Horizon magazine to find restaurant times and availability. For breakfast, they visit the Oriental restaurant, noting the menu includes both hot and cold sections and advising guests to order bread directly from the menu. During lunch at the Peninsula restaurant, they review various small and large plates, including a chicken burger and a prawn baguette, while noting the flexibility of the dining service. The video concludes with a dinner service at the Meridian restaurant, where they discuss the freedom dining system and the ability to join a virtual queue. The creators review several main courses and desserts, such as pan-fried chicken and honey panna cotta. They conclude that while portion sizes may vary, guests are permitted to order multiple items as long as they consume them. Overall, they describe the dining room food and service as being of good quality throughout their five night cruise.
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the food's been in the main dining room has been absolutely fine
we haven't had any issues whatsoever the service has been really good
the Oriental was probably the nicest
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