Jul 11, 2017
#3
Sorry to but in on OP's thread, I have a related question.
So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
#4
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So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
You can change your mind and choose something from the menu.Originally Posted by Zoui21
Sorry to but in on OP's thread, I have a related question.So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
#5
ELITEGOLDTRAVELLER , Jul 18, 2012 1:21 pm
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So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
The regular menu usually is the better option than the CTB and the crew are always prepared to do light stuff of your CTB choice incase you refuse to take itOriginally Posted by Zoui21
Sorry to but in on OP's thread, I have a related question.So if I Book the Cook, but then the plane menu is better what do I do? Tell them that I would rather have something off the menu? What are the chances that I would have to stick with my BTC option?
#6
When I flew SQ 15 SIN-ICN-SFO, I ordered BTC.
On the SIN-ICN, I found something better on the regular menu and had that instead.
When there was a crew change in ICN, the crew left my BTC meal onboard (where everything else in terms of food from SIN got offloaded and possibly incinerated in ICN) along with a note to the next set of crew.
On the ICN-SFO leg, I was once again asked if I wanted to have my BTC meal. This time I also choose something off the regular menu as well.
On the SIN-ICN, I found something better on the regular menu and had that instead.
When there was a crew change in ICN, the crew left my BTC meal onboard (where everything else in terms of food from SIN got offloaded and possibly incinerated in ICN) along with a note to the next set of crew.
On the ICN-SFO leg, I was once again asked if I wanted to have my BTC meal. This time I also choose something off the regular menu as well.
#7
infamousdx , Jul 18, 2012 9:03 pm
Seems there is nothing to lose when BTC because you always have the regular menu as a backup. I like those odds!
#8
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You can choose from the regular menu after everyone else has made their choice.Originally Posted by infamousdx
Seems there is nothing to lose when BTC because you always have the regular menu as a backup. I like those odds!
#9
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Yes that does work quite well.Originally Posted by infamousdx
Seems there is nothing to lose when BTC because you always have the regular menu as a backup. I like those odds!
The problem arises on monopoly routes where SQ aggressively trims down food options and quality, such on ZRH-SIN where neither BTC nor good generic options are offered. But even an inferior competitor such as LH on FRA-SIN will help SQ bringing back decent offerings and choices.
#10
utpharmdoc , Jul 22, 2012 6:55 pm
Took the advice and BTC for my RTE trip with SFO-SIN-HKG-SIN-DME-IAH. U got the steak, braised ribs, bulgogi, and some singaporean meals. Looking forward to eating A LOT of food and drink Dom/Krug.
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It was very good, fresh and tasty but I wasn't a fan of the sauce... ironically they also had lobster pasta so I opted for seconds Originally Posted by scubadave
Please let us know how it taste. We ordered it for Sin-DPS
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