Jan 2, 2024, 7:14 am
Last edit by: PETER01
Please do not quote photos in this thread.
Most routes are to/from London Heathrow/LHR. Routes to/from London Gatwick/LGW are this colour for easier reference.
Some pictures may only be part of the menu for info.
Wiki updated to Post 634
Current Menus - MAY 2024
AUH - Post 631 Post 632
BOS - Post 600
EZE - Post 624 (EZE-GIG)
IAD - Post 610 Post 629
JFK - Post 594 Post 604
LAS - Post 615 Post 616 Post 617
LAS - Post 618 Post 619
MLE - Post 589
PDX - Post 596
PVG - Post 606
SAN - Post 603
SFO - Post 598 Post 630
YYZ - Post 590 Post - 633
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APRIL 2024
AUS - Post 482
CUN - Post 528 Post 573
HKG - Post 562
HND - Post 568
JFK - Post 475 Post 574 Post 579
JNB - Post 507 Post 517
LAS - Post 534
LAX - Post 464, Post 477 Post 535 Post 576
MCO - Post 546
MEX - Post 481
MIA - Post 584
NAS/PLS - Post 496 Post 563
NBO - Post 533
PVG - Post 549 Post 570
SAN - Post 564 Post 565
SIN - Post 502
SYD - Post 486 487
UVF - Post 577
YYZ - Post 550
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MARCH 2024
ATL - Post 341
BGI – Post 390
BLR - Post 293 363
BNA – Post 388
BOS – Post 335 296
CPT – Post 272 425
CUN – Post 375 377
DEN – Post 281 282 354
DXB – Post 352 359
HKG – Post 393 406 422
HND – Post 344 431 432 441
IAD – Post 316 338 434 472
JFK – Post 401
JNB – Post 408
LAX – Post 345
MIA – Post 378
MSY – Post 303
SAN – Post 417
SCL – Post 389
SIN – Post 290
YUL – Post 297
Most routes are to/from London Heathrow/LHR. Routes to/from London Gatwick/LGW are this colour for easier reference.
Some pictures may only be part of the menu for info.
Wiki updated to Post 634
Current Menus - MAY 2024
AUH - Post 631 Post 632
BOS - Post 600
EZE - Post 624 (EZE-GIG)
IAD - Post 610 Post 629
JFK - Post 594 Post 604
LAS - Post 615 Post 616 Post 617
LAS - Post 618 Post 619
MLE - Post 589
PDX - Post 596
PVG - Post 606
SAN - Post 603
SFO - Post 598 Post 630
YYZ - Post 590 Post - 633
================================================== =
APRIL 2024
AUS - Post 482
CUN - Post 528 Post 573
HKG - Post 562
HND - Post 568
JFK - Post 475 Post 574 Post 579
JNB - Post 507 Post 517
LAS - Post 534
LAX - Post 464, Post 477 Post 535 Post 576
MCO - Post 546
MEX - Post 481
MIA - Post 584
NAS/PLS - Post 496 Post 563
NBO - Post 533
PVG - Post 549 Post 570
SAN - Post 564 Post 565
SIN - Post 502
SYD - Post 486 487
UVF - Post 577
YYZ - Post 550
=========================================
MARCH 2024
ATL - Post 341
BGI – Post 390
BLR - Post 293 363
BNA – Post 388
BOS – Post 335 296
CPT – Post 272 425
CUN – Post 375 377
DEN – Post 281 282 354
DXB – Post 352 359
HKG – Post 393 406 422
HND – Post 344 431 432 441
IAD – Post 316 338 434 472
JFK – Post 401
JNB – Post 408
LAX – Post 345
MIA – Post 378
MSY – Post 303
SAN – Post 417
SCL – Post 389
SIN – Post 290
YUL – Post 297
Long haul in-flight catering 2024 | Club World
Mar 5, 2024, 2:10 pm
#289
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Middle Earth, and often worse
Programs: BAEC Silver, A3 Gold
Posts: 2,243
Mar 6, 2024, 1:57 am
#290
Join Date: Mar 2018
Programs: BAEC, Virgin Flying Club
Posts: 128
After almost 3 weeks in Australia, finally getting round to putting the second leg of BA15 (SIN-SYD) up here.
Went for the Grilled Prawns to start, were pretty nice and succulent. And not a bad portion either.
After a disappointing Pork dish on first leg from LHR, I decided to avoid the beef and go for the Hoisin Chicken which was good in terms of flavour and quite filling.
Was going to go for something else but the crew suggested the Chocolate Bread & Butter pudding, and I did not regret it. Could have eaten five of these (actually after all I'd eaten already I may have struggled).
Had planned to skip breakfast before arrival in Sydney, but I woke naturally and the crew said I had time so I took the Scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, spinach & red pepper wrap which was nicer than I expected. Was fine as a snack considering I wasn't too hungry, but if I had skipped the evening meal to get more sleep, I could definitely have been left hungry.
All in all, it was a good flight. Wasn't expecting the food to be great from previous experience, so might have been a bit forgiving. But more importantly, the crew were great. It can make all the difference on such a long and potentially exhausting journey.
EDIT: Just realised that I forgot to mention that the bread was very odd, almost like it hadn't been properly cooked. A really odd texture and quite chewy, but I just picked around the worst bits.
Went for the Grilled Prawns to start, were pretty nice and succulent. And not a bad portion either.
After a disappointing Pork dish on first leg from LHR, I decided to avoid the beef and go for the Hoisin Chicken which was good in terms of flavour and quite filling.
Was going to go for something else but the crew suggested the Chocolate Bread & Butter pudding, and I did not regret it. Could have eaten five of these (actually after all I'd eaten already I may have struggled).
Had planned to skip breakfast before arrival in Sydney, but I woke naturally and the crew said I had time so I took the Scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, spinach & red pepper wrap which was nicer than I expected. Was fine as a snack considering I wasn't too hungry, but if I had skipped the evening meal to get more sleep, I could definitely have been left hungry.
All in all, it was a good flight. Wasn't expecting the food to be great from previous experience, so might have been a bit forgiving. But more importantly, the crew were great. It can make all the difference on such a long and potentially exhausting journey.
EDIT: Just realised that I forgot to mention that the bread was very odd, almost like it hadn't been properly cooked. A really odd texture and quite chewy, but I just picked around the worst bits.
Mar 7, 2024, 3:21 am
#291
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: North of the Highland line
Programs: BA Gold IHG Ambassador Spire Shangri La Diamond
Posts: 709
Anyone know the sequence of “meals” on the BA0248 EZE-LHR given there’s effectively two flights and a stopover in Brazil though we stay on the plane.
Mar 7, 2024, 5:50 am
#292
Join Date: Jan 2013
Programs: BAEC GfL
Posts: 340
The EZE - GIG leg it is usually a wrap of some description. With the GIG - LHR leg being the full dinner service followed by breakfast
Mar 7, 2024, 6:35 am
#293
Join Date: Nov 2023
Programs: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Posts: 193
Lhr - blr (ba119)
Menu from today's flight to Bengaluru.
CharlotteC, maybe you will have the same.
Edit: Now, that we landed, also with photos of NLML (no-lactose meal)
Starter: mango salad with coconut cream (very good)
Main: cauliflower in some tomato sauce with rice. This was a big disappointment. CE has better food.
Dessert: coconut milk sort of panna cotta (my favourite)
CharlotteC, maybe you will have the same.
Edit: Now, that we landed, also with photos of NLML (no-lactose meal)
Starter: mango salad with coconut cream (very good)
Main: cauliflower in some tomato sauce with rice. This was a big disappointment. CE has better food.
Dessert: coconut milk sort of panna cotta (my favourite)
Last edited by VorelNaCestach; Mar 7, 2024 at 6:44 pm
Mar 7, 2024, 8:13 am
#295
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 778
That looks much better than ours! Thank you for posting. Have just tried to upload but couldn’t but it was the butter chicken which was ok and the omelette which was pretty good for breakfast
Last edited by CharlotteC; Mar 7, 2024 at 8:20 am
Mar 8, 2024, 2:10 am
#297
Join Date: May 2016
Programs: BAEC - Gold, IHG - Spire Ambassador
Posts: 590
LHR-YUL-LHR
LHR-YUL-LHR 5-7 March
First pic is the snack before we landed in Montréal. Didn’t eat much else. Second pic is the menu on the way home. Sorry, didn’t eat anything. Was snoring before wheels up thanks to a few glasses of yummy IPA in the AirFrance lounge.
First pic is the snack before we landed in Montréal. Didn’t eat much else. Second pic is the menu on the way home. Sorry, didn’t eat anything. Was snoring before wheels up thanks to a few glasses of yummy IPA in the AirFrance lounge.
Mar 8, 2024, 8:00 am
#298
Join Date: Mar 2024
Posts: 11
Hi, I realise it's too early for the actual menu, but is anyone able to tell me which meals (light meal then dinner, or brunch then snack or quite what) would be served travelling Gatwick to Vegas at 11am please? I don't want to overindulge in the lounge then find a main meal is served not long after takeoff 
! Similarly our return is due to take off at 21.45 - landing at Heathrow if that makes any difference.
Many thanks!
! Similarly our return is due to take off at 21.45 - landing at Heathrow if that makes any difference.Many thanks!
Mar 8, 2024, 9:58 am
#300
Join Date: Mar 2024
Posts: 5
LHR-HKG and back end of March menus?
Hi all, I have seen the post with HKG-LHR menus but I’ve also seen people say the menus change every few weeks/month or so…
does anyone have a LHR-HKG and HKG-LHR menus for March? Many thanks flying 21st / 27th
does anyone have a LHR-HKG and HKG-LHR menus for March? Many thanks flying 21st / 27th