Royal Laurel Meals 2022 on (post Covid)
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Royal Laurel Meals 2022 on (post Covid)
Bumping this for some info gathering. Looking for any detailed info on the Child Meal in J. Specifically, I've got a 6yo who is pre-booked for it but I wanted to find out what it is, in case we may want to just book something more... good. Granted this is for next year, so I assume that there will be a lot of changes in J catering between now and then, but is there anyone with info as to what may be contained? If it helps we're looking for LAX, TPE, and SIN-loaded catering.
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Already made a post with pictures of the meals from my recent TPE-CDG flight in another thread, but just wanted to say here that the main dinner meal service was great. Perfectly cooked steak for a main, and individual courses including multiple dessert choices that were offered to all. Warmed bread included garlic bread. CDG route gets the special Veuve Clicquot Grande Dame Rose which was fantastic.
Pre-order choices were not really appealing to me, the only one I considered was a seabass with linguine for dinner but never went through with it.
Breakfast was a one-tray setup, and could be better. I think they should offer a sweet Western option instead of just an egg-based Western one.
Cabin was 100% booked but service was still great, and well-timed for both meals.
Pre-order choices were not really appealing to me, the only one I considered was a seabass with linguine for dinner but never went through with it.
Breakfast was a one-tray setup, and could be better. I think they should offer a sweet Western option instead of just an egg-based Western one.
Cabin was 100% booked but service was still great, and well-timed for both meals.
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September 4th, ORD-TPE
Skipped cheese and cake as I was too full after main course
The only option available between 2 meals, I was hoping for dim sum, smaller and easier to digest
I'd prefer the old full plain congee rather than just the main course, too much cod and it was fishy
Foie Gras
Stir fried lobster tail with XO sauce, highlite of the meal, perfectly done.
Skipped cheese and cake as I was too full after main course
The only option available between 2 meals, I was hoping for dim sum, smaller and easier to digest
I'd prefer the old full plain congee rather than just the main course, too much cod and it was fishy
Foie Gras
Stir fried lobster tail with XO sauce, highlite of the meal, perfectly done.
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All looks much better than the J offering on TG when I last flew to Bangkok in April / May so looking forward to being back onboard with EVA in November.
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202209 br c sin-tpe
Actually it’s quite disappointed that meal were came on one tray especially it used to be course by course. I preorder the main meal that really doesn’t look presentable at all but taste is ok.
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yes, it is. But EVA used to serve this flight as SQ, course by course instead of their shorter flight. Before COVID, only TPEHKG will served in one tray.
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I remember being amused each time by all the Hello Kitty themed decor, pillows, food, table cloth, paper coaster, and etc. every time I flew TPE<->SIN back in the day. It made it all the more amusing because I was flying J and it would still be decked out in Hello Kitty.
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I agree with you. It is a 4h35m flight, and BR has enough time to serve it course by course. Before Covid, I used to fly BKK-TPE in business. 😊
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And one more sad thing, they no loner serve Krug on their TPE-JFK route and replaced with Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame Rose 2006,France. But from the online menu, it seems like the old full courses will be returned in this route in Oct. Will share the pix after my flight next month.
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And one more sad thing, they no loner serve Krug on their TPE-JFK route and replaced with Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame Rose 2006,France. But from the online menu, it seems like the old full courses will be returned in this route in Oct. Will share the pix after my flight next month.
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Would you recommend Eva as a good choice for business class? Is the CDG-TPE business class got better since COVID?
Thanks!
please ignore, wrong thread.
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2018 Apr TPE-JFK
2019 Oct TPE-CDG
Krug used to only serve for TPE-JFK and TPE-CDG. But you are right the rose is served for Kitty jets during that time. Since the Kitty is retired, they also remove the Krug 😢😢😢