PART 2 Eating everything on the new Resorts World Cruises || Genting Dream Singapore

During the pandemic we weren't allowed to travel without quarantine. The only place we could “get out of Singapore” was by cruising on the Royal Carribean or Dream Cruise.
Recently Dream cruise stopped operating and it was taken over by Resorts World Cruises. And in early June, I took the first weekend cruise by Resorts World Cruises. When I documented the food served on board in June 2022, it was the beginning of Eat Play Love. This channel is like a journal documenting the places I have been to. I hope to look back at these fond memories one day and smile.
If you have suggestions for places to visit, leave in the comments and I'd greatly appreciate!
Resorts World Cruises
Singapore-cruise to nowhere-Singapore
I booked my tickets on the Klook app
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[@-strawberrii._]

Thank you so much for the thorough walkthrough of all the types of foods in the buffet and restorants, this has been super helpful!!

[@JaswantSingh-ym9zo]

Sorry, but what I saw in part 1 was nowhere near Chinese food. It still looked western with all the sauces and dressings. The only "Chinese" food was the roast pork.. Authentic Chinese food would have stuff like rice, noodles, greater variety of roasted meats, and even the soups would be much different. And where is the spinach, kai lan, kangkong, aubergines, etc? And nonya kueh is classified as western food? The officer in charge of F & B should be replaced. Nut I believe you got the two mixed up

[@eat.play.love.]

Thanks for the comment! Though not categorized correctly, they do have interesting food options, don't they? 😊

[@JaswantSingh-ym9zo]

@@eat.play.love. Oh the food looks great!