17 Cruise Foods Most Passengers Should NEVER Order
17 cruise foods that look tempting but many are smarter to skip. What You’ll Learn - Why buffet sushi, ceviche, oysters, and pre-cut fruit can be risky - Which buffet dishes suffer most from long holding times - Why fried rice is one former galley cook wouldn’t touch - Better alternatives to eggs Benedict, fish, cream sauces, and deli meats - Why embarkation-day and port-day buffets can disappoint - The cruise breakfast the narrator says he’ll never order again Chapters 00:00 17 Cruise Foods Most Passengers Should Skip 01:05 Welcome-Aboard Sparkling Wine 02:20 Buffet Sushi & Sashimi 03:45 Buffet Eggs Benedict 05:05 Fish of the Day 06:40 Pre-Cut Fruit Platters 08:00 Mayonnaise-Based Salads 09:20 Raw Oysters 10:40 Embarkation Day Buffet 12:15 Cream-Based Buffet Dishes 13:30 Late-Night Room Service 14:50 Buffet Ceviche & Poke 16:20 Chef’s Recommendation 17:45 Buffet Fried Rice 19:10 Deli Meat Sandwiches 20:30 Drink of the Day 21:50 Port Day Buffet Lunch 23:20 Room Service Continental Breakfast 25:10 How to Eat Better on a Cruise 17 Cruise Foods I’d NEVER Eat Again 17 Cruise Foods That Look Safe… But Aren’t 17 Cruise Foods Most Passengers Are Better Off Skipping #cruisefood #cruisetips #cruisedining #cruisebuffet #cruiseadvice #cruisemistakes #cruisehacks #cruiseshipfood #cruisetravel #cruisevacation #cruiselife #cruise2026