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Nov 27, 18, 4:24 pm
#2416
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: London, UK
Programs: BA Executive Club Blue
Posts: 177
BA CityFlyer Euro Traveller bacon roll
Scottish smoked salmon rillettes Grilled prawns with enoki and chestnut mushrooms, spicy sesame seed dressing
Jan 2, 19, 3:29 pm
#2417
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/FAY)
Programs: AA EXP/1MM, DL PM, UA Plat, HH DIA, Hyatt Discoverist, IHG Spire/AMB, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 28,821
BA 185 LHR-EWR 1050-1400 787-9
My last CW flight came with a packet of nuts so this bowl of snacks was a nice step up. Plus they made a good Kir Royale
Salmon starter was good but I was disappointed the options were appetizer OR salad and not both
The options of cod, venison stew or Gnudi were a mix of bizarre and disappointing. The venison stew was okay but I don't really like the meat on the ground let alone in the air.
Cheese plate was very good. My seatmate asked if she could have cheese and dessert and was rudely told no
Pre-landing meal was good though small. My seatmate asked if she could swap the scone for a roll and was again rudely told no. Overall pretty good but eh, hardly world shaking.
My last CW flight came with a packet of nuts so this bowl of snacks was a nice step up. Plus they made a good Kir Royale
Salmon starter was good but I was disappointed the options were appetizer OR salad and not both
The options of cod, venison stew or Gnudi were a mix of bizarre and disappointing. The venison stew was okay but I don't really like the meat on the ground let alone in the air.
Cheese plate was very good. My seatmate asked if she could have cheese and dessert and was rudely told no
Pre-landing meal was good though small. My seatmate asked if she could swap the scone for a roll and was again rudely told no. Overall pretty good but eh, hardly world shaking.
Jan 2, 19, 4:31 pm
#2418
Join Date: Jun 2014
Programs: BAEC silver
Posts: 412
Complicated Pinot Noir 2016 is a $20 bottle of wine, hardly an F offering.
Jan 3, 19, 1:11 am
#2419
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Bedfordshire, UK
Programs: BA Gold, Geek platinum
Posts: 1,961
Originally Posted by CMK10
The venison stew was okay but I don't really like the meat on the ground let alone in the air.
Jan 4, 19, 6:42 pm
#2420
Join Date: Oct 2018
Programs: BAEC Silver, IHG Gold
Posts: 57
LHR-HEL
December 2018
18:15 departure
Club Europe
Actually the first time I've been handed a menu, as I've just done the LHR-AMS hop in CE before.
The low lactose special meal for my co-flyer - that salmon looks (and apparently was!) proper nice.
And lo and behold, the best ever airline meal I've ever had. I went for the homemade tagliarini in panna sauce, and MAN it was good! The bap with the sprinkle of oregano or whatever that is, is also a success!
Overall, impressed enough to post photos!
December 2018
18:15 departure
Club Europe
Actually the first time I've been handed a menu, as I've just done the LHR-AMS hop in CE before.
The low lactose special meal for my co-flyer - that salmon looks (and apparently was!) proper nice.
And lo and behold, the best ever airline meal I've ever had. I went for the homemade tagliarini in panna sauce, and MAN it was good! The bap with the sprinkle of oregano or whatever that is, is also a success!
Overall, impressed enough to post photos!
Jan 5, 19, 1:36 am
#2421
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold, AA 1MM lifetime gold, Starwood gold, Marriott Gold Elite
Posts: 388
Originally Posted by CMK10
Cheese plate was very good. My seatmate asked if she could have cheese and dessert and was rudely told no.
Jan 5, 19, 1:12 pm
#2422
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: NYC, FLL
Programs: UA 1K, SPG PPE, DL Crossover, BA Silver
Posts: 4,137
Had a really solid meal LHR-GRU on Jan 2. Here are the pics from F (sorry, I didn't photograph the menu). The soup, salad, and mushroom toast thingie were the highlights. Service was outstanding (not joking). Meals were plated with care; FA bent down to seat level to ask questions, apologized for interrupting etc; offered tastings of the wines. Really, really superb (best BA F flight for me). Such a good 12 hour flight with full sleep and still able to enjoy meals either side.
Amuse Bouche
Beet / Apple Soup
Salad
Mushrooms on Toast
Steak Main
Cheese & Crackers
Amuse Bouche
Beet / Apple Soup
Salad
Mushrooms on Toast
Steak Main
Cheese & Crackers
Last edited by seanp7; Jan 5, 19 at 1:22 pm
Jan 5, 19, 1:15 pm
#2423
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Tampa - St Pete
Programs: All The Programs
Posts: 1,314
Originally Posted by groenroos
I went for the homemade tagliarini in panna sauce, and MAN it was good!
Jan 7, 19, 6:18 pm
#2424
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/FAY)
Programs: AA EXP/1MM, DL PM, UA Plat, HH DIA, Hyatt Discoverist, IHG Spire/AMB, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 28,821
Originally Posted by Joely
So why choose it?
Jan 20, 19, 12:50 pm
#2425
Join Date: May 2018
Posts: 123
Below some photos of our breakfast when we flew in First LHR-HKG 2 days ago.
Everything was delicious.
Everything was delicious.
Jan 20, 19, 1:15 pm
#2426
Join Date: Jan 2015
Programs: BAEC Gold
Posts: 500
Originally Posted by TBD
How does an airline get away with labeling something "homemade"? It can't possibly be accurate.
Jan 20, 19, 1:58 pm
#2427
Join Date: Feb 2005
Programs: EL AL Matmid, BA Executive Club GGL/CCR, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 1,657
Originally Posted by let_BAegones_be
Below some photos of our breakfast when we flew in First LHR-HKG 2 days ago.
Everything was delicious.
Everything was delicious.
Jan 21, 19, 2:13 am
#2428
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 833
BA31 LHR-HKG (Christmas Day 2018) First
Turkey Christmas dinner which was somewhat underwhelming to be honest.
Turkey Christmas dinner which was somewhat underwhelming to be honest.
Jan 21, 19, 2:27 am
#2429
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 833
The steak was really good....pink in the middle and surprisingly tender.
BA10 BKK-LHR (Jan 10 2019) CW
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