We tried Royal Caribbean's new Main Dining Room Menus

Editorial Summary

A team from Royal Caribbean Blog tested the new main dining room menus aboard Symphony of the Seas to evaluate changes in food variety and service speed. One primary goal of the updated menu is to provide a more predictable dining experience, with Royal Caribbean aiming for a meal duration of approximately 75 minutes. The creator tracked dinner times over seven nights, noting that the average service lasted just over 75 minutes, meeting the company's target. The report covers various themed nights, including French, Italian, Caribbean, Mexican, Royal, and Mediterranean nights. While the removal of the standby classics menu might affect picky eaters, the reviewer noted that the new options allow for more culinary exploration. The video also highlights specific changes such as the new cost for additional lobster tails on Royal night and the integration of vegan options directly into the main menu via icons. Overall, the creator concludes that the new menus successfully balance a quality dining experience with improved efficiency.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.