Guests will have the freedom to enjoy a multitude of Asian cuisine restaurants at no extra cost on all ships.
Norwegian Cruise Line has announced that many of the company's popular Asian restaurants will now be available at no additional cost across its entire fleet. Guest favorites such as Shanghai's Noodle Bar on the Breakaway-class ships and Norwegian Epic, Jasmine Garden on Norwegian Jade, Chin Chin on Norwegian Jewel, and many more will join the multitude of restaurants already included in the cruise fare and available to Freestyle Cruising guests.
As part of Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian NEXT program, the company is investing significantly in further enhancing the onboard dining experience and offering additional culinary options to provide the ultimate cruise vacation. As part of these new initiatives, the surcharge and à la carte pricing at many Asian cuisine restaurants have been eliminated to further improve guest satisfaction and give them greater freedom to create their perfect vacation.
“Norwegian Cruise Line’s Freestyle Dining is the most fun and flexible way for guests to enjoy some of the finest culinary experiences at sea, whenever and however they want,” said Andy Stuart, President and Chief Operating Officer of Norwegian Cruise Line. “We are thrilled to continue this legacy by including the fleet’s Asian cuisine restaurants in the cruise price, offering our guests even more of the dishes they have come to love and enjoy,” he concluded.
Guests aboard Norwegian's Freestyle Cruising ships can enjoy complimentary favorites like fried rice, spicy seafood udon noodles, steamed pork dumplings, and more at the following locations:
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Norwegian Cruise Line's Teppanyaki restaurant will continue to offer guests the skilled talent of its chefs and the culinary delights of Japanese cuisine prepared on a steel griddle for an additional charge per guest, while sushi bars across the fleet will maintain à la carte pricing.
For additional information on the wide range of culinary options on board Norwegian Cruise Line ships, please consult your travel agent, call 93 176 34 70 or visit www.es.ncl.eu.
About Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line is an international cruise company headquartered in Miami (Florida), with two offices responsible for European markets in London (United Kingdom) and Wiesbaden (Germany).
Norwegian Cruise Line is the most innovative company in the cruise industry. In its 48-year history, it has broken the boundaries of traditional cruising, especially with the introduction of Freestyle Cruising, a concept that has revolutionized the industry by allowing passengers greater freedom and flexibility. Today, the company invites its guests to “Cruise like a Norwegian” on its fleet of thirteen ships specially designed around Freestyle Cruising, offering passengers the opportunity to enjoy and relax aboard some of the most innovative ships on the market. In August 2014, Norwegian was awarded “Europe’s Leading Cruise Line” for the seventh consecutive year at the prestigious World Travel Awards, and in October 2014, it received the award for “Caribbean’s Leading Cruise Line” for the second year in a row. It was also named “World’s Leading Large-Scale Cruise Line” for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards in December 2014.
The company's largest ship, the Norwegian Epic, debuted in June 2010 and has been named "Best Global Cruise Ship" by Travel Weekly readers for two consecutive years and "Best Ship for Days at Sea" by Cruise Critic. Norwegian Cruise Line is the official cruise line of Legends in Concert®, The Second City®, Howl at the Moon Dueling Pianos, and Nickelodeon™, the number one children's entertainment brand. Guests can also enjoy the Cirque Dreams & Dinner show aboard the Norwegian Epic, in the first circus tent on a cruise ship.
In April 2013, the Norwegian Breakaway was delivered to the company. Known as New York's ship, the Norwegian Breakaway is the largest cruise ship based year-round in the city, sailing to Bermuda during the summer season and to the Bahamas, Florida, and the Southern Caribbean during the winter season. The Norwegian Breakaway features an artistic hull design created by legendary artist Peter Max, a seafood restaurant, Ocean Blue, conceived by renowned New York chef Geoffrey Zakarian, as well as fitness classes and a historical retrospective of the ship's godmothers, the Rockettes®.The Norwegian Breakaway's entertainment offerings include three Broadway shows: Rock of Ages, Burn the Floor, and Cirque Dreams & Dinner Jungle Fantasy. The Norwegian Breakaway's sister ship, the Norwegian Getaway, is the largest ship based year-round in Miami and has been sailing the Eastern Caribbean since February 2014. The company has also ordered four larger "Breakaway Plus" ships: the Norwegian Escape, due for delivery in fall 2015, the Norwegian Bliss, scheduled for delivery in spring 2017, and two more ships scheduled for delivery in spring 2018 and fall 2019.
