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#136
Join Date: Jan 2010
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#137
Join Date: May 2010
Location: BOM
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I noticed the Voya toiletries in a trip report showing the A380 shower suite the other day.
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#141
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Boston, MA
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#142
Ambassador, Emirates
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: LGW / AMS / CPT
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#144
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: DXB
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#145
Join Date: May 2010
Location: BOM
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OK, they were there on my flight to JFK as well so probably network wide. That's a good thing - I used to really like them during my chocolate binging days so I hope they stay. Planning to carry back a couple of boxes for my daughter.
#146
Ambassador: Emirates Airlines
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 18,618
What's the opinion of the J class food at the moment? IMO, it seemed to have improved quite a bit on my recent flights.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
#147
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Boston, MA
Programs: EK Gold, A3 *G, AB Gold, Jetblue Mosaic
Posts: 1,386
What's the opinion of the J class food at the moment? IMO, it seemed to have improved quite a bit on my recent flights.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
#148
Join Date: May 2010
Location: BOM
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Seems to be better. I tried the lamb shanks on my BOM-DXB leg which was quite nice and so decided to try both the meals on DXB-JFK in flight instead of eating at the lounge (which had standard fare and nothing interesting). The curry options seem to be definitely less oily than before.
#149
Join Date: Sep 2017
Location: BLR
Programs: EK-Gold, SPG, Amex
Posts: 58
What's the opinion of the J class food at the moment? IMO, it seemed to have improved quite a bit on my recent flights.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
There was a prawn curry of some sort on the MAN-DXB leg that was fantastic... lovely and spicy, with lots of prawns. The DXB-BKK leg had chicken curry which was great again.
The returns weren't quite as nice, but sill pretty good.
#150
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: London, Dubai, Hong Kong
Programs: EK Platinum, BA/SQ Gold, HHonors Diamond, IHG Spire, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 139
I'm finding the variety lacks on the menus you can almost guess the reworded options, but the taste is still good.
I just worry about curry on a long sector as some ingredient in some render a through action more likely which is unpleasant in the small cupboards they call toilets.
Would love to see pre-select main meal option being possible. Can only wish and keep suggesting it.