CruiseOceania Cruises expands dining options across its fleet that includes Japanese and Indian cuisine.

Surf with Oceania where sushi and butter chicken get served

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Oceania Cruises' Terrace Café now offers a daily sushi station featuring 45 new Japanese dishes, including sashimi, uramaki, nigiri, and vegetarian choices.
Oceania Cruises' Terrace Café now offers a daily sushi station featuring 45 new Japanese dishes, including sashimi, uramaki, nigiri, and vegetarian choices. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/Kzenon

Oceania Cruises has unveiled expanded dining options aboard its eight luxury ships, emphasising a blend of relaxation and refinement in its culinary offerings.

The new dining features include sushi and Indian cuisine offerings at Terrace Café, alongside a revamped menu at Waves Grill. Terrace Café now hosts a daily sushi station with 45 new recipes, including sashimi, uramaki, nigiri, and vegetarian options.

Additionally, during dinner service, guests can enjoy 15 authentic Indian dishes, like butter chicken and dhal, at the newly introduced Indian Corner.

“Our staff hails from every corner of the globe and being able to bring their knowledge and their experience to the table, literally, is a wonderful thing,” said Chef Alex Quaretti, executive culinary director. “Creating the new Indian dishes for Terrace Café is a perfect example of this; some of these recipes have been handed down through generations.”

Waves Grill, Oceania Cruises' casual F&B dining option by the pool, has expanded its menu to include over 20 options such as cold sandwiches, hot sandwiches, and specialty burgers like the Surf & Turf Wagyu burger and Philly Cheesesteak hot sandwich.

Looking ahead, Oceania Cruises plans further enhancements across its specialty restaurants, including updates to the menu at Red Ginger and expanded wine pairing options.

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