Norwegian Jewel Photologue - Deck Seven



		The concept of the ship's atrium has been to be the central hub of all guest services and activities. It is intended to join many of the most commonly frequented entertainment and service venues. Norwegian Jewel's Crystal Atrium not only serves this purpose but is also a destination in and of itself. Located within the Crystal Atrium is the 75 guest accommodating Java Café, featuring a wide variety of specialty coffees, teas, pastries, and cookies. Proceeding forward of the Crystal Atrium, guests will find a number of Asian dining opportunities. In addition to a sushi and sashimi bar, there is also the Teppanyaki Room and the Chin Chin Asian Restaurant. The Teppanyaki experience allows guests to have their meal prepared before them at tables for ten. This experience includes everything from flying shrimp, onion volcanoes, to twirling knives. Guests experience seeing skilled chefs slice, chop, and grill steak, seafood, and chicken on a large steel grill. Also featured here are sake infused Wasabi Cocktails. The larger Chin Chin Restaurant provides worldly cuisine from the countries of Japan, China, Thailand, and many more. There is a nominal charge for both Chin Chin Restaurant and the Teppanyaki Room. Forward of Chin Chin, the Sushi, and Sake bars is FYZZ Cabaret Lounge and Bar, accommodating up to 135 guests.. This modern lounge has bubble lighting, fun colours, and ultraviolet artwork. FYZZ also has three Karaoke rooms that can accommodate small groups. Aft of the Crystal Atrium are the Art Gallery, Internet Café, and Photo Gallery, parallel to one another on the port and starboard sides.












		Customary on most all of the modern ships of Norwegian Cruise Line is not only the exterior hull art but also the whimsical artwork along the outdoor promenade deck. The artwork along the promenade indicate the corresponding interior venue. Norwegian Jewel's promenade deck provides a full, three-hundred-and-sixty degree circuit so guests can walk completely around.