QR F Menus 2023

Old Feb 22, 23, 1:41 am
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QR F Menus 2023

If moderator wants to merge it with the J menu thread, please do so!
I just think we should have a separate thread for Qatar's first class flights!

February 2023
Qatar Airways First Class
QR 833 Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Doha



Wine List
Champagne
Rare Millésime 2006, France
Alexandra Laurent-Perrier Rosé 2006, France

White Wines
Chablis Grand Cru Bougros, Domaine William Fevre 2016, Burgundy, France


Blind River Marlborough Awatere Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2021, New Zealand
Keller, Hubacker Dalsheim Riesling 2020 Grosses Gewächs, Riesling, Germany

Red Wines
Chateau Ducru-Beaucaillou, Saint-Julien Grand Cru Classe 2006, Bordeau, France
Ares Two Hands Barossa Valley Shiraz 2014, Australia
Biondi-Santi, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2011, Italy

Dessert Wine
Chateau Rieussec Premier Grand Cru Classe Sauternes 2010, France

Port
Dow’s 20 Years Old Tawny Port Portugal

Spirits
Glenmorangie Single Malt Scotch Whisky 19 years aged
Chivas Regal Blended Scotch Whisky 18 years aged
Woodford Reserve Bourbon Whisky
Beluga Vodka
Tanqueray No Ten
Bacardi Ańejo Cuatro
Bacardi Carta Blanca White Rum
Aperol
Martini Extra Dry Vermouth

Beers
Stella Artois
Leffe
Budweiser

Cognac & Liqueurs
Frapin XO VIP
Baileys Original Irish Cream

FC FEB-23

Amuse-Bouche



A la carte
Dine at any time of your choosing and in any order, from our extensive a la carte menu

Artisan Bread
Dip your bread or drizzle one of our fine olive oils on your favorite dish.
Monte Vibiano olive oils infused with balsamic vinegar, tomato chilli and spicy lemon are available upon request.


Soup
*Wild Mushroom with truffle
Sautéed shimeji mushrooms

Appetizers
Caviar with Balik style salmon
Served with a selection of accompaniments, blinis and melba toasts



Pesto Parmesan crusted rack of lamb
Ratatouille and herb sauce

#Canadian lobster and pomelo salad
Roasted coconut, fried shallot and quail egg with chili dressing



*Classic Arabic mezze served with pita bread
Hummus, muhammara and baba ghanoush

Mains
#Beef short rib with “Gaeng Koa” white curry sauce
Young coconut shoots, chili and coriander oil served with steamed riceberry rice



Chicken kabsa with toasted raisin and nuts
Fragrant rice and cucumber raita

Chilean sea bass with tamarind sauce
Jasmine rice, snow peas, baby carrots and chili

*Spinach and ricotta ravioli with red pepper sauce
Mozzarella, pea tendrils and asparagus

#Signature dishes by Ian Kittichai
*Vegetarian dishes may contain dairy products.
All dishes are prepared according to Islamic principles

Cheese Plate
Selection of the finest international cheese
Served with grainex, lavosh and assortment of accompaniments

Desserts
Warm chocolate cake with passion fruit and mango sauce
Diced mango, mascarpone cream, herb oil and rose flower




#Steamed Coconut Custard
White sesame, sweet coconut and strawberries

Fresh berries with citrus syrup




Gourmet ice cream selection

Light options
Beef tenderloin panini with French fries
Cheddar cheese, sautéed mushrooms and caramelized onions

Afternoon tea
Fresh finger sandwiches, warm scones, Cornish clotted cream and delicate pastries

Light snacks
Selection of crisps, popcorn, chocolates and biscuits

BKK-DOH/FC/LDML2-SAB/CY1/J2
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Old Feb 22, 23, 1:51 am
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QR 832 BKK-DOH 8am departure Feb 2023

February 2023
Qatar Airways First Class
QR 832 Doha to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi

A la carte
Dine at any time of your choosing and in any order, from our extensive a la carte menu

Artisan Bread
Dip your bread or drizzle one of our fine olive oils on your favorite dish.
Monte Vibiano olive oils infused with balsamic vinegar, tomato chilli and spicy lemon are available upon request.

Soup of the Day
Created by our chefs from the freshest ingredients
Please ask your crew for today’s choice

Appetizers
Caviar with smoked salmon
Served with a selection of accompaniments, blinis and melba toasts

Crunchy duck confit croquette
Hoisin sauce

250 days grain-fed Wagyu beef roll with Thai lemongrass dressing
Compressed watermelon and papaya salad

*Classic Arabic mezze served with pita bread
Hummus, baba ghanoush, and tabouleh

Mains
Pan-fried King prawns with lemon butter sauce
Celeriac puree and garden vegetables

Seared Tajima Wagyu beef tenderloin with massaman curry
Fried rice and garlic pak choy

#Qatari style chicken mashkhool with daqoos sauce
Almonds, sultanas and crispy onions

*Crispy fried noodles with khao soi sauce
Panko tofu cake and chili oil

#Signature dishes by Chef A. Al Tamimi
*Vegetarian dishes may contain dairy products.
All dishes are prepared according to Islamic principles

Cheese Plate
Selection of the finest international cheese
Served with grainex, lavosh and assortment of accompaniments

Desserts
Pandan sago mousse with mango passion fruit compote
Coconut dacquoise and almond crumble

Filled chocolate lava with sweet potato cream
Blueberries and almond crumble

Fresh berries with citrus syrup

Gourmet ice cream selection

Light options
Brunch platter
Enjoy our platter with six tasting portions designed to stimulate your taste buds and satisfy your cravings
Tropical fruits, Madras shrimp open sandwich, mosaic sushi and vegetable tempura maki roll, duck rillettes, omelette roll with home-made veal sausage and yuzu white chocolate mousse

Warm open-faced XO lobster sandwich on a toasted brioche bun
Fresh frisee salad

Spinach and crabstick tamagoyaki with home-made veal sausage
Braised shiitake mushroom, grilled Portobello and asparagus

Freshly baked croissant and a selection of preserves

Light snacks
Selection of crisps, popcorn, chocolates and biscuits

DOH-AP/FC/LDBR3/SAB/CY1/J1
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Old Feb 22, 23, 1:53 am
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QR 11 DOH-LHR February 2023

February 2023
Qatar Airways First Class
QR 11 Doha to London Heathrow

Amuse Bouche




A la carte
Dine at any time of your choosing and in any order, from our extensive a la carte menu

Artisan Bread
Dip your bread or drizzle one of our fine olive oils on your favorite dish.
Monte Vibiano olive oils infused with balsamic vinegar, tomato chilli and spicy lemon are available upon request.


Soup of the Day
Smoked Red Pepper

Appetizers
Caviar with balik style salmon
Served with a selection of accompaniments, blinis and melba toasts




Seared beef salad
Mediterranean vegetables and mustard vinaigrette

Balik style smoked salmon
Horseradish crčme fraiche

*Classic Arabic mezze served with pita bread
Hummus, baba ghanoush, and tabouleh

Mains
Fillet of turbot
Celeriac mash, tomato edamame butter and grilled artichokes




#Qatari Madhruba with coriander and green chili
Traditional pounded barley with Arabic spice slow cook chicken

Grilled Wagyu Filet Mignon
Wok fried rice, sautéed broccolini and chili ginger sauce

*Homemade Parpadelle with burrata
Slow roasted tomato sauce

#Signature dishes by Chef A. Al Tamimi
*Vegetarian dishes may contain dairy products.
All dishes are prepared according to Islamic principles

Cheese Plate
Selection of the finest international cheese
Served with grainex, lavosh and assortment of accompaniments

Desserts
Selection of traditional sweets
Katayef, revani and tres leches

Crispy strawberry fritter
Vanilla sauce


Lime marinated fresh berries and mangoes

Gourmet ice cream selection

Breakfast



Fresh orange juice
Detox wonder-carrot-apple-ginger

Starters
*Seasonal fresh fruits





*Home-made strawberry yogurt

Choice of breakfast cereals – Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Fruit ‘n Fibre

Mains
#Qatari style breakfast with kuboos bread
Foul, balaleet, scrambled egg with Arabic spice and tomato

Home-made asparagus and ricotta omelette
Smoked Atlantic salmon




Smoked Salmon bagel with dill cream cheese, rocket and pickled onion
Potato salad with beef bacon and fried capers

Light snacks
Selection of crisps, popcorn, chocolates and biscuits

DOH-EUR/FC/LDLCB/SAB/CY1/J1
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Old Feb 22, 23, 12:15 pm
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Fully support the separate F thread! Thank you for posting. I have DOH-SYD next week in F and will post mine.
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Old Feb 22, 23, 4:04 pm
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That Omelette looks quite nice Carfield!

If anyone has the QR900 DOH PER F menu I'd be most grateful!
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Old Mar 5, 23, 4:49 pm
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QR908, MAR 1 2023
DOH-SYD, A380

Wine List Highlights (Champagne, White, Red) ("**STANDOUT**" indicates an outstanding drop!)


Champagne
Rare Millésime 2006, France
Alexandra Laurent-Perrier Rosé 2006, France **STANDOUT**

White Wines
Chablis Grand Cru Bougros, Domaine William Fevre 2016, Burgundy, France **STANDOUT**
Blind River Marlborough Awatere Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2021, New Zealand
Keller, Hubacker Dalsheim Riesling 2020 Grosses Gewächs, Riesling, Germany

Red Wines
Chateau Ducru-Beaucaillou, Saint-Julien Grand Cru Classe 2006, Bordeau, France
Ares Two Hands Barossa Valley Shiraz 2014, Australia **STANDOUT**
Biondi-Santi, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2011, Italy

Food menus:


Food Menu 1

Food Menu 2

Meal Photos:

Caviar Service

Thai Beef Salad - Outstanding

Chicken Mashkhool

Afternoon Tea (requested the sandwiches only)

Chive Omelette with all sides
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Old Mar 7, 23, 7:52 am
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Originally Posted by SW7London
That Omelette looks quite nice Carfield!

If anyone has the QR900 DOH PER F menu I'd be most grateful!
I'm on that flight in about 2.5 weeks - so will post if it hasn't been posted already.

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Old Mar 11, 23, 1:36 am
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Originally Posted by SW7London
That Omelette looks quite nice Carfield!

If anyone has the QR900 DOH PER F menu I'd be most grateful!
Originally Posted by Pilot37
I'm on that flight in about 2.5 weeks - so will post if it hasn't been posted already.

Pilot37
I would eat on the ground. With the exception of caviar, the “First Class” offering was poor and underwhelming in every aspect: choice, quality, preparation and taste. Without doubt the poorest offering I’ve received on any airline.

Also note the Krug is no more.


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Old Mar 11, 23, 12:39 pm
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Thank you Tobias-UK for taking the time to post this.

Menu doesnt seem exceptional at all, and v similar to Qatar J (which I've experienced before travelling QR F to BKK). The Perth flight is a long one so was hoping for something pretty decent!

(and I also think the QR F bedding was poor on my previous flight compared to BA CX QF etc)
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Old Mar 11, 23, 12:48 pm
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Wow - definitely not a menu to get excited by - many thanks for posting and for the advice to eat in the lounge, definitely will (and the 2.30am departure helps with that suggestion)

I’ll post the menu and my opinion once I take the flight in 2 weeks time.

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Old Mar 11, 23, 2:14 pm
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Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
I would eat on the ground. With the exception of caviar, the “First Class” offering was poor and underwhelming in every aspect: choice, quality, preparation and taste. Without doubt the poorest offering I’ve received on any airline.

Also note the Krug is no more.
Strongly disagree with the recommendation to eat on the ground given the food in Al Safwa is pretty poor, I would prefer to eat on the flight.

I agree with your general criticism on the quality of QR F catering from DOH which, by the way, *is* always just the J menu with a couple of extra dishes added which is why it feels like that. From LHR and CDG quality is materially better, probably better than basically any meal I’ve had in BA ‘F‘ as a point of reference. Krug disappeared at the end of last year.
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Old Mar 11, 23, 5:21 pm
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Originally Posted by Pilot37
Wow - definitely not a menu to get excited by - many thanks for posting and for the advice to eat in the lounge, definitely will (and the 2.30am departure helps with that suggestion)

I’ll post the menu and my opinion once I take the flight in 2 weeks time.

Pilot37
That wasn’t a recommendation to eat in the lounge, the food there (Al Safwa) was even worse. My wife and I abandoned both appetiser and main, very poor.
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Old Mar 11, 23, 5:31 pm
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Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
That wasn’t a recommendation to eat in the lounge, the food there (Al Safwa) was even worse. My wife and I abandoned both appetiser and main, very poor.
Wow - from being a fan of QR (pre-covid) this ‘long’ trip with QR is not exactly filling me with joy based on your experience - thankfully it’s an Avios redemption flight!

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Old Mar 11, 23, 7:03 pm
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Originally Posted by Pilot37
Wow - from being a fan of QR (pre-covid) this ‘long’ trip with QR is not exactly filling me with joy based on your experience - thankfully it’s an Avios redemption flight!

Pilot37
I may have just been unlucky, and I genuinely hope your experience will be better than ours. Throughout our journey we did not experience anything that would suggest QR deserves its 5-star rating or its claim to be “the world’s best airline”. It was an underwhelming experience that did not live up to the hype.

I hope last week’s experience was a one-off, I have three more MAN-PER (return) trips booked over the next few months. Needing to be in Melbourne and Sydney in a couple of weeks, my return home will be on BA, and I feel rather relieved at that.
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Old Mar 12, 23, 10:16 am
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Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
I may have just been unlucky, and I genuinely hope your experience will be better than ours. Throughout our journey we did not experience anything that would suggest QR deserves its 5-star rating or its claim to be “the world’s best airline”. It was an underwhelming experience that did not live up to the hype.

I hope last week’s experience was a one-off, I have three more MAN-PER (return) trips booked over the next few months. Needing to be in Melbourne and Sydney in a couple of weeks, my return home will be on BA, and I feel rather relieved at that.
Wow interested to hear why you are relieved to fly BA rather than QR? Unless there are some exceptional BA staff who elevate the onboard experience the BA hard/soft products in all categories are usually inferior when comparing to QR, with the exception of the CCR perhaps, as i agree the first class lounge in Doha is now sub par, but the T4 QR lounge is very good. I flew both recently and i would honestly swap any BA flights to QR without hesitation given the chance.
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