Long haul in-flight catering | Club World
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Apr 12, 22, 2:50 pm
#931
Join Date: Apr 2020
Location: NYC
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 87
Originally Posted by MaxFlyer
For comparison this was AA’s business class fruit bowl breakfast option on today’s AA104.
And I don't get it as the Club Europe meal I had after connecting in LHR gets a big thumbs up.
Apr 12, 22, 6:44 pm
#935
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: PNW
Programs: AS 100K
Posts: 1,340
BA242 LHR-MEX April 8th.
Same dinner offering as LHR-CPT but with a pre arrival snack rather than brekkie. Again, lamb shank for the win! Pre arrival meal was good as well.
Bonus pic...delicious street tacos right before going to sleep and help us forget the sh!t show that was MEX immigration. Taco cart was near the Hyatt Regency. USD$1.75 each and they were pretty big... Yum!!!
Same dinner offering as LHR-CPT but with a pre arrival snack rather than brekkie. Again, lamb shank for the win! Pre arrival meal was good as well.
Bonus pic...delicious street tacos right before going to sleep and help us forget the sh!t show that was MEX immigration. Taco cart was near the Hyatt Regency. USD$1.75 each and they were pretty big... Yum!!!
Apr 13, 22, 3:40 pm
#936
Join Date: Jul 2016
Programs: BA Bronze SPG
Posts: 247
Speaking as someone who likes pink beef, the last time I had the beef was HKG-LHR. I had just come out of hospital that day after surgery to repair a broken wrist. My OH had to saw though the beef to chop it up for me. Basically overcooked and requires plenty chewing! You’ll be fine with the beef!
Originally Posted by Eitrohs
Slightly odd query, but we’re flying CW to SYD next month, and I’m currently pregnant - for those that have had any of the current beef offerings, are they cooked through or pink? Would like to pre-plan how many snacks I’ll need if the options I can eat are limited.
Apr 16, 22, 12:56 am
#938
Join Date: Aug 2013
Programs: BAEC Gold, IHG Spire Elite
Posts: 1,612
LGW-MCO yesterday. The pork was actually ok and my partner said that the risotto was delicious. Afternoon tea is minuscule and we were both still hungry afterwards. The piece of cake really was tiny, barely one mouthful.
Apr 16, 22, 3:48 pm
#939
Join Date: Mar 2019
Programs: AA EXP; Hyatt Globalist; Hilton Diamond; Marriott Gold
Posts: 658
TLV-LHR April 16
Same menu as post 933. I got the chicken tikka masala which I though was just ok, my wife really enjoyed. My son got the lamb and was incredibly complimentary of it. He’s 7, so take with a grain of salt 
here’s my plate - note the bread not in a basket. Everyone else has a basket. My tray also suffered from IBS (incomplete butter syndrome)
here’s my plate - note the bread not in a basket. Everyone else has a basket. My tray also suffered from IBS (incomplete butter syndrome)
Apr 17, 22, 12:50 pm
#941
Join Date: Mar 2019
Programs: AA EXP; Hyatt Globalist; Hilton Diamond; Marriott Gold
Posts: 658
BA189: LHR-EWR Apr 17
I got the fish pie this time. It was actually quite good. The cheese plate, however, is really weak. It’s like a lame AA domestic cheese selection. BA could certainly do better.
Also, the butter façade thing has to be intentional - every single butter dish is the same way. So funny.
And here was the pre-arrival avocado and ricotta on rye, which was not good.
Also, the butter façade thing has to be intentional - every single butter dish is the same way. So funny.
And here was the pre-arrival avocado and ricotta on rye, which was not good.
Last edited by hp12c; Apr 17, 22 at 3:48 pm
Apr 17, 22, 7:36 pm
#942
Join Date: May 2014
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 9,755
Originally Posted by mikeyfly
So my Kosher meal wasn’t loaded today! That’s 2/2 where it’s gone wrong…. So here’s my “best of British” Chicken Tikka
Apr 18, 22, 12:44 am
#943
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Spitalfields, London
Programs: BA Silver, *A Silver, VS Silver, ITA Volare Premium, KFC 'The Colonel's Club' Palladium tier
Posts: 1,577
Originally Posted by RichieMc
Not going to start a brawl about it but I’m sure it’s burrata. When you cut open burrata it’s lumpy inside unlike more homogenous normal mozzarella. Coleslaw would have cabbage and carrots. This is all white and 100% dairy.
Originally Posted by hp12c
And here was the pre-arrival avocado and ricotta on rye, which was not good.
Last edited by choosethedrew; Apr 18, 22 at 5:08 am
Apr 18, 22, 6:51 am
#945
Ambassador, British Airways Executive Club, easyJet and Ryanair
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: UK/Las Vegas
Programs: BA Gold (GGL/CCR)
Posts: 14,890
Originally Posted by choosethedrew
The Burrata seems to have reverted back to coleslaw
