Sky Club Food Getting Better
Jul 31, 15, 8:53 am
#31
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Originally Posted by mnredfox
The Thai soup is the best soup I think they have - though I enjoyed that Italian Wedding Meatball soup a few months back.
Jul 31, 15, 9:29 am
#32
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Originally Posted by dzflyer
Quote:
Originally Posted by mnredfox
The Thai soup is the best soup I think they have - though I enjoyed that Italian Wedding Meatball soup a few months back.
Finally had the clam corn chowder and it was muy bueno.☺
Originally Posted by mnredfox
The Thai soup is the best soup I think they have - though I enjoyed that Italian Wedding Meatball soup a few months back.
Finally had the clam corn chowder and it was muy bueno.☺
Jul 31, 15, 9:37 am
#33
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+1 on the Thai soup. I'll have that and the chicken salad and crackers for a lite dinner or lunch.
I really liked the Pumpkin soup they used to have.
I really liked the Pumpkin soup they used to have.
Jul 31, 15, 10:08 am
#34
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Sky Club Food Getting Better
Anyone know if the Thai soup has milk/cream in it? I want to think its coconut milk, but you can never know. I'd just hate to make my seat mate feel uncomfortable after I've had a bowl of it 
Jul 31, 15, 2:56 pm
#36
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Originally Posted by DCAproducer
I think it's great that DL is doing something for D1 passengers at select SC. I'll be at JFK next week on a D1 itinerary and I'll get to check it out.
With that said, DL should make all drinks and premium snacks complimentary for D1 passengers. Make it a true business class experience.
I find myself not getting free drinks at the bars in the SC's because I don't want to be that guy who asks.. well what's free?
With that said, DL should make all drinks and premium snacks complimentary for D1 passengers. Make it a true business class experience.
I find myself not getting free drinks at the bars in the SC's because I don't want to be that guy who asks.. well what's free?
If only there were a printed menu listing the complementary drinks...
If only there were a way of ordering a drink like "vodka tonic" to avoid having to select a particular brand of vodka..
Jul 31, 15, 8:54 pm
#37
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I was very pleasantly surprised with the Chicken Thai Soup as well, even went back for seconds. I hope the pumpkin soup will be back in the Fall. I like the tuna salad and am disappointed whenever I see the chicken salad instead (I realize I may be in the minority since I have not seen much posted about it). I typically have that with the marinated mushrooms or maybe some olive tapenade with crackers. Of course things could always be better, but I am actually reasonably satisfied with the snack options.
Aug 1, 15, 4:17 am
#38
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Originally Posted by bubbashow
What company provides the catering for SkyClubs? I'd seriously buy that Thai soup for home.
I was told the soups are made by Kettle Cuisine:
http://www.kettlecuisine.com/
Aug 1, 15, 9:07 am
#39
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What are the SkyClubs stocking for breakfast these days? I have a long day of travel to HKG and I have to get to the airport a bit on the early side; thus I'll have plenty of a.m. time in the MSP F/G SkyClub and wondered what I might get to munch on.
Aug 2, 15, 8:05 am
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Originally Posted by SFTNYC
BA still does this for F and J at their US lounges, though it's a buffet with more substantial items (not a sit-down service like at the VS lounge).
I would also note that, IME, the typical BA J buffet is inferior to D1 meals. It is very much frozen meal quality set out in chafing dishes. It is nice if you are super hungry because you can eat bigger portions, but the quality is bad. And it is even more down-market in concept than BA's on-board options, which is saying something. Execution on the ground is marginally better than in the air, but both seem designed to make BA flyers feel at home, assuming their home is a particularly unappealing dining hall at uni.
Aug 2, 15, 12:26 pm
#43
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Originally Posted by apodo77
Aug 2, 15, 4:02 pm
#44
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At DFW SC a few weeks ago, they had these little cheesecake things that were pretty tasty. Haven't seen those before or since.
I have been enjoying the chicken salad, too. If you see someone scarfing it up, it's probably me. Hope they don't realize people like it and take it away.
I have been enjoying the chicken salad, too. If you see someone scarfing it up, it's probably me. Hope they don't realize people like it and take it away.
Aug 2, 15, 4:45 pm
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Originally Posted by irishPirate
At DFW SC a few weeks ago, they had these little cheesecake things that were pretty tasty. Haven't seen those before or since.
