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What is the mess hall in a ship?
The mess hall is were sailors eat.
What is the galley of a ship?
The galley is the same as a mess hall or cafeteria.
Where do I eat on a ship?
On a Big Cruise Ship or any large ship, The Captain has His own Dining Room or Mess. Sometimes depending on his Busy schedule the Captain orders Food to be sent to His Cabin Which is Located near the Bridge. Sender. Peter John. Mumbai. India.
What are the types of ways to prepare food for a restaurant?
cook it or ship it.
How much food does a cruise ship prepare for one meal?
as much as you desire
How is a cruise ship like a cell?
It has many parts like a cell.The control room is the nucleus. The control room of the cell.The ribosomes is the mess hall where all the food is consumed.The mitochondria is the boiler room. It is the power house.The chloroplast is were the food is made for the cell.The endoplasic reticulum are the maids that make your bed.
What is the eating quarters on a ship called?
The eating quarters on a ship are typically referred to as the "mess hall" or simply "mess." This area is designated for crew members to gather for meals, socialize, and relax during their off-duty hours. On naval ships, it may also be called the "galley," which refers to the kitchen as well.
What are the responsibilities of cabin steward?
The ship steward is basically the cook of the ship.They prepare the food,and serve all crewmembers. They also make the menu for the ship.
What are the duties and responsibilities of a mess man on the ship?
s and responsibilities of a messman in the ship
What is a ship's dining room?
mess room
What is a UK military canteen?
Depending on which branch of the military you are in, the canteen is referred to as: "Mess Hall" - Army "Galley" - Navy "Mess" - RAF There's also a number of other terms but those are the main ones. In short - its where the servicemen and women go to eat food served by other military or civilian personnel on base/ship. NAAFI It can also sometimes refer to a water bottle carried by service personnel.
Do you pay back the military for COMRATS?
No. Commuted Rations or COMRATS (otherwise known as BAS or Basic Allowance for Subsistence) is money added to a military members pay so that they are able to buy food when messing is not available. Put more simply, if you eat aboard ship or eat for free in the mess hall, or any other facility where the military provides you with free meals, you will not receive COMRATS. If there is no such food available (i.e. Sailors on shore duty) or within reasonable means (a married member will not be expected to come to the mess hall for a meal when they live in town), then the military will add money to that members pay to cover food. Currently COMRATS is a little under $280 per month.
