Gunbae Korean BBQ

Korean barbecue, or Korean BBQ, is the experience of cooking marinated meat over a hot grill found in the center of the table.  If this sounds like something you'd like to try, reserve Gunbae restaurant for one of your evening dinners on Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady. 

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We made a reservation for our group of five on the first sea day. The menu consists of several small plates and then the main course which consists of several kinds of meat. At Gunbae there are several drinking games that can also participate in, but we took a pass on those. 

As you can see in the pictures, we shared all the small plates as well as the main course. If you don't have enough to eat, it's your own fault because there is plenty of food. 

It was quite an enjoyable evening sharing food with our friends. As with all the restaurants on Scarlet Lady, there isn't an extra charge, unlike dining on other cruise lines which would consider this a specialty restaurant.  For more pictures, including current menu, see our Gunbae Photo Album.

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Norwegian Epic O’Sheehan’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill

Norwegian Epic - Port of Miami

CruiseOne & Cruises Inc. 2010 National Conference was held during the October 16th 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Epic.   Epic sails from Miami, Florida.

Smiling already - just after boarding

Join me on a virtual tour of Norwegian Epic starting from our first meal following embarkation.   Since the cabins weren't available for occupancy, we dropped off our carry-on luggage at Headliners and set off to have something to eat and explore the ship.  



It is very common for the cabin stewards to still be preparing the ship for occupancy if you board the ship around lunch time.   Cabins are usually available around 2 PM, but that shouldn't stop you from starting to enjoy the ship.


Norwegian Cruise line boasts Freestyle Dining which provides you with several choices for lunch.  Instead of having a buffet in the Garden Cafe, we opted for something different.

O’Sheehan’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill

Dine on American classics as well as your favorite comfort foods, served 24 hours a day.

Embarkation of the Epic was on Deck 6 near the Epic Casino.   There are no cabins located on this public deck.  Instead you'll find several entertainment venues and dining spots on Deck 6.

O'Sheehan's Bar & Grill is located mid-ship.   It was the first dining spot that we discovered after we dropped off our luggage.   Checking out the menu, we decided to eat there.   The hostess directed us to a counter across from the main dining area.   She said that a server would be with us shortly.

The chicken pot pie sounded good to my husband, so that was what he ordered.    He said that it was very good.   It must have been freshly made because it was steaming hot.

My choice was fish 'n chips which is served with tartar sauce.   I prefer malt vinegar with fish 'n chips, so I was happy that they had some available.    It might not be as good as I've had in London, but it was an enjoyable lunch.

Shortly after we finished our lunch an announcement was made that the cabins were not available for occupancy.   We were one of the first to claim our bags and head off to our cabin.
Our virtual tour of the Epic continues in our next post.