• The Chefs Table and The Bionic Bar

  • Nov 4 2022
  • Length: 14 mins
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The Chefs Table and The Bionic Bar

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  • Join Chris Coleman as he and his wife head back into the world of cruising with a 19 day cruise from Honolulu to Sydney.
    What’s this obsession Chris has for food on board the Ovation of the Seas? In this episode he pays a visit to The Chef’s Table Restaurant (you need to dress up) and takes a look at the innovations in the Bionic Bar. A weight loss course will be needed by the time he gets home.
    Travel First S02E11
    ‘Food That Messes with your Head’
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