Skip the Mediocre: Norwegian Luna's Best & Worst Specialty Restaurants
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I've done the heavy lifting so you don't have to.
The sashimi doses are particularly small.
The verdict? Excellent. Impeccable service and the shared soilier with Palomar make this a high valued choice.
The must do the apple pie with vanilla ice cream is divine.
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Looking for the real deal on the Norwegian Luna’s dining scene? I’ve done the heavy lifting so you don’t have to—crunching the numbers and testing my elastic waist pants to bring you the definitive ranking of all eight specialty restaurants. From "light" sushi that might make you float away during a sea day to the millionaire lifestyle of French fine dining, we are separating the "impeccable" from the "lemonade stands." Whether you are craving the Apple Pie at Cagney’s Steakhouse or dodging flying shrimp at Hasuki, this is the data-driven guide every "Golden Years" traveler needs. What’s inside this review:The Rankings: 8 specialty spots ranked from "Avoid" to "Absolute Must."The Data: Cover charges, portion sizes, and hidden sommelier secrets.The Dishes: Insights on everything from Le Bistro’s Escargots to the spicy Red Curry at Sukhothai. The Verdict: Is it a "Champagne lifestyle" or just "fifty shades of beige"? Our Norwegian Luna Specialty Dining Leaderboard. Don't book your next meal until you see which restaurants are worth the $60 cover charge! 0:00 Intro 0:35 Nama Sushi 1:28 Hasuki 2:18 Onda by Scarpetta 3:09 Los Lobos 3:50 Sukhothai 4:35 Cagney's 5:22 Palomar 6:13 Le Bistro