FISH AND CHIPS

[Nita]

The Fish and Chip place on the Carnival Liberty is it extra and if so what is the prices. I am getting excited about my cruise and doing my research and getting my unknown questions asked from my friends at cruise chat. This is only my second cruise of course on a newer ship so I have new questions that I need answered for my next cruise adventure so just bare with me

[Nica]

The Fish and Chips are is on the top floor of the buffet style restaurant. No, there was not an extra charge for it.

[29dawgs]

Nita,

There is no charge for the Fish & Chips. You will enjoy them, they are great. This is one of our favorite things to eat on the larger ships.

[Dwayne]

I agree, was my favorite lunch area on Glory. Alot of people don't even know it's there. I don't like going through the buffet line for lunch. I eat lite for lunch, so would get myself a deli sandwich and head up for a piece of fish and a less crowded area with a great view

[steve elster]

Fantastic do they have mushy peas, and malt vinegar, a must! for any people from the U S who love this dish we have a list of the best chippies in the U K, Kalo Taxidi

Originally posted by 29dawgs:
Nita,

There is no charge for the Fish & Chips. You will enjoy them, they are great. This is one of our favorite things to eat on the larger ships.

[Dwayne]

Yes, they have malt vinegar. But I am afraid you lost me on the "mushy peas"

[Dwayne]

I am sorry, I don't even know why one would want vinegar for fish. I use it to put in potato salad, a splash for deviled eggs, and to pickle eggs for Easter, and a healthy dose for my collards! No offense at all, but what does vinegar have to do with fish?

[Dave]

Malt vinegar is a classic with fish and chips! Try it sometime. It is wonderful.

It has to be malt vinegar, not the usual household vinegar one has in the kitchen cabinet.

[cupcake330]

Hi! As others have said it is not extra. It is very good. The guy who makes pizza told me to make sure I go up and check out the fish and chips. I was glad I listened. It is very good.

[steve elster]

Mushy Peas are dried marrowfat peas that are boiled in water till soft the water will evaporate and leave you with a delicious lumpy green pea sludge like green mashed potatoes, it is also a textural thing the soft peas the crispy fish and chips the sharp bite of the vinegar this was the original fast food in the U K I no the peas sound strange but until I tried maple syrup on egg bacon and pancakes I felt the same kalo taxidi

Originally posted by IslandCruz:
Yes, they have malt vinegar. But I am afraid you lost me on the "mushy peas"