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Old Feb 27, 2007 | 1:08 am
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alanw
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STOP IT!

The satay is fabulous, but the thing that always sticks in my mind is that soup - both times it was on my flights I had seconds it was so good. And I didn't get my ears boxed for asking, either.

Who cares if they're in the red? As long as their government continues to prop them up I'm happy to fly them.

Originally Posted by HB-IWC
Not so long ago, I flew KUL JNB on MH. The flight was delayed from a midnight departure to a noon departure (communicated to passengers well in advance and hotel accommodation arranged) and as such it was a daylight flight similar to KLM's JNB departure, but with a bit of a shorter stage length than AMS JNB. Here is what we were served:


MH202 KUL JNB CPT EZE

Malaysian Satay
Our famous charcoal grilled chicken and beef skewers topped with spicy peanut sauce

or

Hors D'Oeuvre Deluxe of Marinated Prawn Tails

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Soup
Creamy Tomato and Pepper Soup with Diced Vegetables and Cheese Crouton

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Seasonal Salad

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Choice of Main Courses

Pan Fried Chilean Salmon Fillet with Lemon Thyme Sauce

or

Grilled Supreme of Chicken

or

Lamb Masala Curry

or

Beef and Ricotta Ravioli with Cheese Sauce

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International Cheese Plate

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Dulce de Leche Cake

or

Ice Cream

with coffee and chocolate truffle



At average fares lower than those of KLM, I believe that latter can learn a thing or two about properly feeding its passengers.
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