breakfast
to revive
- raspberry and lime smoothie
- freshly squeezed orange juice
- laban
to commence
- toasted muesli
- selection of seasonal fresh fruits
w/ creme fraiche
- smoked trout with apple, cucumber and dill salad
w/ apple dressing and puff pastry twist
to follow
- pepper and cashew nut scrambled egg
w/ coriander, mint and tomato masala chutney
- cheddar cheese omelette with chicken sausage
w/ spring onion potato cake, grilled field mushrooms and roasted tomato
- blueberry and ricotta pancakes
w/ creme fraiche
- arabic breakfast plate
w/ feta, shanklish cheese and labneh with za'atar served with moussabah, cheese manakish and arabic bread
breakfast bakery basket
croissant, date and walnut muffin, multi cereal baguette
relax and unwind
cappuccino, espresso, cafe latte, macchiato, american, decaffeinated
ceylon, ceylon spice chai, chamomile, decaffeinated, earl grey, jasmine, english breakfast, mint, oolong, rooibos, sencha green
indulgence
tempting your palate
- vegetable and shrimp empanada
w/ abdalusian sauce
on request
- spicy seafood soup
- classic arabic mezze
w/ hummus, tabouleh and muhammara; served with arabic bread
- grilled halloumi salad
w/ roasted roma tomatoes, new potatoes and balsamic dressing
- warm beef fillet in toasted ciabatta
w/ sauteed mushrooms, swiss cheese and dijon mustart
- an individual cheese plate of emmental, castello blue and brie
w/ prune cake and dried apricot
- selection of seasonal fresh fruits
- freshly baked cookies
bakery basket
herb baguette, multi cereal, granary, tomato and basil roll
DOH-EUR/JC-NG/IS/CY1-V1
Some of the Premium Terminal fare... the quality/taste was very good. Perhaps the best bit though about the premium terminal is how it feels more like an oasis of calm, the very high staffing levels, and also the quality of finish on all the materials.
A340-600 (A7-AGB), my personal favourite aircraft type in QR's fleet (though I'm sure it's not Qatar's, given how often I see an A346 in the maintenance hangar, which is just about every time I'm going through Doha). The J cabin is just sooo long in this aircraft.
Nice touch, thank you Qatar.
Signature mint cooler. Nice, but far from the best I've had.
Others went for the OJ and champagne (?) which is usually a good option.
Laban. My first time trying it IIRC, and the stewardess even questioned whether I was sure I would like it (she was just trying to be thoughtful rather than annoying though). While it is slightly sour, this appeared to be a good example, with a smooth vanilla taste and a pleasant colour and texture.
Muesli and bakery basket. Croissant was a bit crushed - it was basically the same decent quality warm one they used to serve back in Y class. Muesli was of good quality.
Arabic breakfast plate... it appeared to not meet the specification though, as I'm sure that was cold halloumi rather than shanklish being served to me. Also, presentation could have been a little improved.
Moussabah (hummus-like dish) and cheese manakish (somewhat like a cheese-topped naan). I'm not really familiar with this dish so it's hard to comment on the quality.
A beautiful view somewhere over northern Iran or southern Turkey...
Shrimp empanada... nothing to write home about, but the andalusian sauce had a nice flavour.
Sorry for the bad image quality here. This is the "indulgence menu" seasonal (seasonal is quite amusing on a ME airline) fruit platter, and was actually the best part of the meal service. All of the fruits were unbelievably fresh and delicious, especially the mango and blueberries. There was also strawberry, kiwi, and fig.
Mmm, freshly baked chocolate-chip cookies. Slightly overdone, but that doesn't bother me
A nice view of The Shard (which the Qataris also happen to own most of...) coming into London