How The World's Largest Cruise Ship Makes 30,000 Meals Every Day

My life passion to live in cruise o god bless me amen

Is there any job for male age 58

Imagine you just finish cooking a michelin star dish, wipe your foreheard, look up and say "phew, that's one dish done, only NINE HUNDRED left to go 💀"

ps: yes i know there's 140 chef a shift

I was lucky enough to go on the Symphony of the Seas.
The food was INSANELY good, it was on par with 3 star Michelin restaurants.
We had a personal waiter for our table and this applied to everyone, who would serve us food and give us new utensils for every dish

😱🤩😍I wish I can work on this kind of boat 😂😂

It sounds like a huge waste of money on the food.

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Incredible operation, but it is also capitalist excess gone crazy. Still I hope these people are paid properly!

what a waste or resources

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In my fictional world, fictional and made up cruise are more bigger than this

Would food waste be put to good use if dumped in the ocean? To feed sea animals?

Just finished a Virgin Voyages cruise and the food was exquisite! I spoke to one of our servers, she said they have 8 month contracts, no days off. Such hard working people who provide an excellent service, they all have my respect.

What a disgusting practice.

I would honestly hate to wash all of those dishes after every service.

Love the head dog chef. Making sure them taste buds fall in love.

I'd want to have the contract to supply them the food they make on the ship. Talk about a good contract.

I'm assuming that's $50 per meal per person. So you could be spending at least $150 a day a person. So if it's me a lets say 2 other people is that right or is it $50 per person for multiple meals a day like say 2?

Am I the only one who would be terrified to be on a ship this large?