Delta In-Flight Meal/Food Service: The Definitive Thread — 2022 Edition
#707
Join Date: May 2004
Programs: LX Senator; AF Platinum and Club 2000; AA Platinum for life (former EXP)
Posts: 474
What is the verdict on the Moroccan Chicken Stew on Delta One? Frankly the choices for a a long haul coast to coast flight between a chicken stew and impossible meat balls seems rather appalling. Hardly fitting to a coast to coast flight in a premium cabin. So which of the two is less horrible?

#708
Join Date: Feb 2016
Posts: 105
Pre-arrival burger. FT opinion on this seems somewhat love/hate, but I enjoyed the hell out of it as usual
Only slight notes would be that the bottom bun came out slightly over, the lettuce isn't exactly classic burger lettuce fixings, and also the cheese tends to run onto the plate, so there's no real way to eat this without getting your hands messy, but the burger was substantial and it was delicious
the potato salad was fantastic as well.


Perhaps they should put it into one of those half cardboard holder and you can pick that up instead. Stuff falling out should be in the bottom of the holder.

#709
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Boston, MA
Programs: AA Lifetime Platinum (3MM), QF Lifetime Gold, Bonvoy Lifetime Platinum, Ex-Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 7,418
BOS-AUS?
What should I expect for F dinner BOS-AUS in approx two weeks (1600+ miles)?
How do you think DL F currently compares to AA F for mid haul (approx 1500 miles), such as this BOS-Aus route where which they both fly?
* Food
* Wine
* PDBs
* Service
* Other
How do you think DL F currently compares to AA F for mid haul (approx 1500 miles), such as this BOS-Aus route where which they both fly?
* Food
* Wine
* PDBs
* Service
* Other

#710
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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Over the Bay Bridge, CA
Programs: Jumbo mas
Posts: 36,725
What is the verdict on the Moroccan Chicken Stew on Delta One? Frankly the choices for a a long haul coast to coast flight between a chicken stew and impossible meat balls seems rather appalling. Hardly fitting to a coast to coast flight in a premium cabin. So which of the two is less horrible?

#713
Join Date: May 2022
Programs: Delta
Posts: 2

Has anyone had this yet? How was it? Description is as follows:
Thanks!
Olive oil poached red snapper with Beecher's clothbound cheddar dashi with mustard greens and local maitake and porcini mushrooms.
Thanks!

#714
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Washington, DC
Programs: Delta PM, Delta Reserve, Amex Plat, Bonvoy Gold, Hilton Diamond, Starbucks Gold ;)
Posts: 1,690
Nearly 2000 miles with that “meal” is ridiculous though.

#715
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Seat 1A
Programs: DL; AA; UA; CO; LHLX; NZ; QR; EK; BA
Posts: 7,250
What is the verdict on the Moroccan Chicken Stew on Delta One? Frankly the choices for a a long haul coast to coast flight between a chicken stew and impossible meat balls seems rather appalling. Hardly fitting to a coast to coast flight in a premium cabin. So which of the two is less horrible?


#717
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Maryland
Programs: DL-Diamond, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 452

DTW-FLL Reuben with cauliflower side, was pretty good. Desert was good when mixed with almonds

#719
Join Date: Feb 2019
Posts: 2,835
IDK what the big deal with the boxes is, they're just as good if not better than a lot of the "real" meals DL serves. Yall act like the normal stuff is Spago or something.

#720
Join Date: Aug 2021
Programs: Delta SkyMiles | Platinum
Posts: 161
"considering the length of the flight"? It's barely long enough to qualify for meal service at all!
IDK what the big deal with the boxes is, they're just as good if not better than a lot of the "real" meals DL serves. Yall act like the normal stuff is Spago or something.
IDK what the big deal with the boxes is, they're just as good if not better than a lot of the "real" meals DL serves. Yall act like the normal stuff is Spago or something.
