Enjoyed seeing the various restaurants you went to. Thanks. Curious, as the Chef's Table lists formal attire for attendees. Is this no longer the case?
Good question! It was and continues to be listed as such. However, there was no enforcement. I would imagine anyone wearing t-shirt, shorts, or flip flops would be asked to change.
Thanks for sharing, wanna ask does it require to pay 18% gratuities fir specialty dining as a Star class, I asked RC, one operator say no, but I wonder, I guess it is required to pay 18% Grat but food offerings are complimentary (include in bill)
Our Star Class level suite included the Ultimate Dining package for all of us. So all specialty dining like Izumi (the sushi and hibachi restaurant), Chops Grille, etc were included at no additional charge. The drinks packages were also included in the cost of the Star Class suite; soda and juice for kids, and alcohol for adults.
@@bchen36 my family and I will also be in the star class suite. I think the exact room! Are you able to order more than one entree? Any pointers for a first time cruiser?
@@soojo7104 That's so great! You will love staying in Star Class. Regarding ordering more than one entrée, although there have been some updates to Royal Caribbean dining (th-cam.com/video/IPfAD1j--ss/w-d-xo.html) I believe that being in Star Class means you won't be subject to any limitations. We ordered multiple appetizers and entrees on several occasions and I can't imagine they would limit anyone in suite class.
@@soojo7104 And here are some tips. Tip #1 - Leverage your Royal Genie, they can do a lot for you. I essentially had our Royal Genie Jay plan out our itinerary for our trip for all dining and entertainment. Watch these videos from Royal Caribbean Blog to give you some ideas. th-cam.com/video/BhxzLc4SofA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/l0R0V16C8Ic/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/_VjCfwH-KJs/w-d-xo.html. Some other things that he helped us do beyond the usual was various requests; we wanted to do morning yoga on our 2BR Aqua Theater Suite balcony so he got us 2 yoga mats to use and keep; we wanted to do an onboard booking at NextCruise but the line was extra long so Jay booked us a time with the manager. Tip #2 - Have your genie set up a Starbucks delivery to your room every morning to help you get started on your day. I'm not a coffee drinker, but my wife loved it, and I just ordered hot chocolate for myself and my daughter. Tip #3 - You can have specialty dining restaurants deliver your meals to your room. This helped for when my daughter felt a little sea sick and didn't want to go to dining. We ordered her some miso soup and pot stickers from Izumi a couple of times. We also had the off menu roasted pineapple dessert delivered from Samba Grill a couple of times. Those were amazing.
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Enjoyed seeing the various restaurants you went to. Thanks. Curious, as the Chef's Table lists formal attire for attendees. Is this no longer the case?
Good question! It was
and continues to be listed as such. However, there was no enforcement. I would imagine anyone wearing t-shirt, shorts, or flip flops would be asked to change.
Thanks for sharing, wanna ask does it require to pay 18% gratuities fir specialty dining as a Star class, I asked RC, one operator say no, but I wonder, I guess it is required to pay 18% Grat but food offerings are complimentary (include in bill)
All gratuity is included in your Star Class cruise fare.
Was the sushi restaurant included at $0 cost even though it’s an a la carte restaurant?
Our Star Class level suite included the Ultimate Dining package for all of us. So all specialty dining like Izumi (the sushi and hibachi restaurant), Chops Grille, etc were included at no additional charge. The drinks packages were also included in the cost of the Star Class suite; soda and juice for kids, and alcohol for adults.
@@bchen36 my family and I will also be in the star class suite. I think the exact room! Are you able to order more than one entree? Any pointers for a first time cruiser?
@@soojo7104 That's so great! You will love staying in Star Class. Regarding ordering more than one entrée, although there have been some updates to Royal Caribbean dining (th-cam.com/video/IPfAD1j--ss/w-d-xo.html) I believe that being in Star Class means you won't be subject to any limitations. We ordered multiple appetizers and entrees on several occasions and I can't imagine they would limit anyone in suite class.
@@soojo7104 And here are some tips. Tip #1 - Leverage your Royal Genie, they can do a lot for you. I essentially had our Royal Genie Jay plan out our itinerary for our trip for all dining and entertainment. Watch these videos from Royal Caribbean Blog to give you some ideas. th-cam.com/video/BhxzLc4SofA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/l0R0V16C8Ic/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/_VjCfwH-KJs/w-d-xo.html.
Some other things that he helped us do beyond the usual was various requests; we wanted to do morning yoga on our 2BR Aqua Theater Suite balcony so he got us 2 yoga mats to use and keep; we wanted to do an onboard booking at NextCruise but the line was extra long so Jay booked us a time with the manager.
Tip #2 - Have your genie set up a Starbucks delivery to your room every morning to help you get started on your day. I'm not a coffee drinker, but my wife loved it, and I just ordered hot chocolate for myself and my daughter.
Tip #3 - You can have specialty dining restaurants deliver your meals to your room. This helped for when my daughter felt a little sea sick and didn't want to go to dining. We ordered her some miso soup and pot stickers from Izumi a couple of times. We also had the off menu roasted pineapple dessert delivered from Samba Grill a couple of times. Those were amazing.
@@bchen36 so incredibly helpful! Thank you!!