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Now I'm looking at the dinner reservations for Chef's Table for our upcoming fall Eastern Seaboard cruise. I think I will book the 2 Chef's Tables we are allowed, but I'm not sure which one we will do of the four shown on MyVikingJourney for our itinerary.

My husband is a fussy eater, so it's always a challange. I'm looking at La Route Des Indes and Xiang.

On the first, I'm concerned with the Spicy Tuna Tataki - I would like it, but my husband won't (at least I don't think he will). I have heard - though we have never tried, - that you can get 2 of the entrees - which is beef. If that works, I'll eat his tuna and he can get a second helping of the beef.

On the Xiang, I'm concerned with the Hot & Sour soup, but it's only the Amuse Bouche, so maybe not an issue. As much as I like Chinese food, I've never had it. I looked up descriptions and recipes and there's tofu and eggs in it - neither of us eat those.

Has anyone done these 2 menus who can describe the courses? Can you tell me what is in the Hot & Sour Soup and is it true you can order another entree?

However, given your husband's eating preferences, there may indeed be some items he is not interested in. What we do when one of us doesn't care for an item is either ask the waiter to give us some alternative, and/or exchange with each other. We have not ever asked for 2 of the entires. Let us know if that works. I would have liked 2 entries of the Les Indes Beef, which was absolutely outstanding. The waiter always asks at the beginning if you have any food allergies or preferences and that is where we would tell him. I remember having a meal on another cruise that featured lamb (which I don't eat), and they brought me a different entree (I think it was beef).

As for the Xiang, also enjoyed it a lot. I remember that the Hot & Sour soup was mildly spicy for me, and noticable, so perhaps your husband would not like that. Ask for a substitute. And if you don't eat tofu or eggs, perhaps Xiang might not be a good menu for you. There are other menus you probably might like better. Hard to tell - everyone has individual tastes.

It's not so much the spiciness I'm concerned with - oddly enough I can stand Asian food spicier than Maxican. I'm concerned with that is in the Hot and Sour Soup. Although it's only the Amuse Bouche, so it may not be worth worrying about.

My husband only eats tuna from a can ? If he sees that there is pink in the middle, he's not going to eat it. so I thought maybe they could help us with that course. The rest looks wonderful!

As I had stated earlier, we enjoyed the hot and sour soup, but it did have a nice little kick to it that I noticed - but that made it good tasting! I'm sure you could just ask them for a substitute! I should have taken a picture of the soup, but being the very first course, we were still "flush" with having a great seat by the window, enjoying the atmosphere, talking with the waiter, and such that I didn't think about pictures until later on. That is why I had more pics from the later meals we had (Asian and Les Indies) at Chef's Table.

Again- for us, it was not just the food, it was the whole ambiance - like a really special dinner made for us with nice waiters who didn't rush us, were there when we wanted but not hanging, and more. It was also much quieter a place for us. The Restaurant and Manfredi's were way too loud for us to carry on a conversation and although the food was good, for us the atmosphere was too raucous - more like one big party! But each to his own. that is why it is great there are choices. In fact, we wonder if we went to the other restaurants in the future at 6:00 instead of 7:30 it might be a little less noisy and boisterous.

One of the things I like about a cruise it that it provides an opportunity to try new things... if you don't like it just move it about your plate a bit and when they come back and ask if you are finished say "Yes, thank you!" and move on to the next course.

I have not tried the Chef Table yet. I will be taking my first Viking Cuise next year, but from what I can see there are plenty of options all over the ship. If you leave Chef's Table hungrey you wont be for long! There's always gelato! Or Room Service!

It seems a little counter-intuitive to go to the Chefs Table and then not eat what is offered (unless you have a food allergy). If it is not food that you or your DH like--why eat there? The whole point of Chef's Table is to eat a set menu that the chef has prepared with specific dishes and flavors.

To knowingly go to what is a set menu (with items you know you won't eat) and then want substitutions on everything seems a little silly when you can go to the MDR or Manfredi's or World Cafe and get what suits your palate.

That being said--they are extremely accommodating and will try to serve you food that pleases. I know that I requested half portions and they were happy to oblige. We heard other diners asking for non-meat options.

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