CX food choices - how fast do they run out between different classes?
Mar 27, 2024, 7:45 am
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Apr 7, 2024, 3:48 am
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I just made my advance selection for an upcoming flight. (First time flying Cathay in ages.)
I was surprised to see the Cheeseburger being listed as one of the choices for the main meal. I thought this was considered more a mid-flight snack?
Braniff
I was surprised to see the Cheeseburger being listed as one of the choices for the main meal. I thought this was considered more a mid-flight snack?
Braniff
Apr 7, 2024, 4:00 am
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Hi,
Likewise on my CX254 LHR to HKG next weekend, the cheeseburger made an appearance
I have gone for the chicken breast myself
Regards
TBS
Likewise on my CX254 LHR to HKG next weekend, the cheeseburger made an appearance
I have gone for the chicken breast myself
Regards
TBS
Apr 7, 2024, 4:05 am
#19
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Well CX basically adds the whole mid-flight refreshment menu to the selection of main courses on their lunch/dinner/supper service.
The amount of choices look huge for those non-frequent fliers, and if someone chooses wonton noodles or burger for main meals, they then don't need to load a "real" main course, and then they save money cost-wise. I presume the burger costs less than a typical business class main course.
But I presume someone on a late night flight may prefer a lighter dish too.
Carfield
The amount of choices look huge for those non-frequent fliers, and if someone chooses wonton noodles or burger for main meals, they then don't need to load a "real" main course, and then they save money cost-wise. I presume the burger costs less than a typical business class main course.
But I presume someone on a late night flight may prefer a lighter dish too.
Carfield