Mar 9, 2018, 11:33 pm
Last edit by: Tokyoite
So, I thought it would be great to have a wiki post, and possibly inspire anyone thinking of booking TG F.
Please feel free to populate the Wiki with pics of actual offered option.
Ex. BKK:
https://www.thaiairways.com/en/exp_thai/In-Flight_Services/Cuisine.page
or
https://www.thaiairways.com/en/Manage_My_Booking/nopnrview.page?city=BKK&cabin=F
Menu 1 : LOBSTER THERMIDOR
LOBSTER MEAT COOKED IN BERCY SAUCE MIXED WITH MUSTARD AND MORNAY SAUCE SPRINKLED WITH CHEESE ARRANGED IN LOBSTER SHELL AND GLAZED SERVED WITH DUCHESS POTATO
Menu 2 : GRILLED FILLET OF BEEF ROSSINI
BEEF ROSSINI GRILLED FILLET STEAK TOPPED WITH FOIE GRAS SERVED WITH BAKED POTATOES, MIXED VEGETABLES
Menu 3 : SCALLOP PROVENCALE
Pan-Fried SCALLOP IN OIVE OIL SERVED WITH PROVENCALE SAUCE WHICH MADE FROM TOMATO CONCASSE, GARLIC, OLIVE OIL, HERB AND SEASONING, ACCOMPANY WITH PARISIENNE POTATOES AND GLAZED VEGETABLES
Menu 4 : GRILLED NEW ZEALAND BEEF TENDERLOIN
GRILLED NEW ZEALAND BEEF TENDERLOIN, RED PRAWN MUSCAT WINE REDUCTION AND GRATIN DAUPHINOIS
Menu 5 : OVEN ROASTED RACK OF LAMB
OVEN ROASTED RACK OF LAMB TOPPED WITH CARAMELIZED ORANGE SERVED WITH A SPICY MARINADE SAUCE AND ROASTED GARLIC, BLUE CHEESE POTATO
Menu 6 : GRILLED NORWEGIAN SALMON
GRILLED NORWEGIAN SALMON WITH BABY LEEKS TOPPED WITH MUSCAT WINE SAUCE
Menu 7 : GLASS NOODLES PAD THAI
GLASS NOODLES PAD THAI WRAPPED IN OMELET SERVED WITH LOBSTER TAIL: THIS IS A THAI DISH MADE FROM BEAN THREAD STIR-FRIED WITH TOFU,
GROUND PEANUT,SUGAR,TAMARIND JUICE,WRAPPED IN EGG OMELETTE SERVED WITH LOBSTER TAIL,FRESH BEANSPROUTS, CHINESE CHIVES
Menu 8 : PRAWN PA-NANG CURRY WITH STEAMED THAI HOM-MALI RICE
PRAWN COOKED IN RED CURRY PASTE AND COCONUT MILK SERVED WITH STEAMED RICE AND STIR-FRIED YOUNG CHINESE BROCCOLI WITH GARLIC
Menu 9 : CHICKEN KIEW-WAN WITH STEAMED THAI HOM-MALI RICE
CHICKEN, EGGPLANT, SWEET BASIL LEAVE COOKED IN COCONUT MILK SERVED WITH STEAMED RICE AND VEGETABLES
Menu 10 : BLACK COD WITH GINGER AND SPRING ONION
A HEALTHY DISH OF STEAMED BLACK COD WITH GINGER AND SPRING ONION SERVED WITH SUPERIOR SOYA SAUCE CHINESE STYLE
SERVED WITH STEAMED BROWN RICE AND SAUTEED FRESH VEGETABLES WITH XO SAUCE
Menu 11 : CHINESE ROAST DUCK WITH YELLOW NOODLES
THIS IS A CHINESE DISH OF ROASTED DUCK CHINESE STYLE SERVED WITH YELLOW NOODLES AND CHINESE CHOY-SUM
Menu 12 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 1
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- GRILLED BEEF FILLET SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- MINCED PORK WITH VERMICELLI WRAPPED WITH CHINESE CABBAGE IN CLEAR SOUP
- ROASTED DUCK WITH GRAPE IN RED CURRY
- THAI STYLE OMELET
- STIR-FRIED SPINACH WITH GARLIC AND CHILI
- THAI DESSERT : BANANA IN COCONUT MILK
Menu 13 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 2
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- VEGETARIAN PAPAYA SALAD
- MIXED VEGETABLES IN SWEET & SOUR SOUP "KANG SOM"
- STIR-FRIED MUSHROOM WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- GRILLED EGGPLANT WITH BOILED EGG SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- THAI DESSERT : ASSORTED LOOK CHUB
Menu 14 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 3
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- TIGER PRAWN SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- DRY FISH IN SPICY SOUP THAI STYLE (TOM-KHLOHNG)
- BEEF MASSAMAN
- STIR-FRIED BITTER GOURD WITH EGG
- DEEP FRIED KAO-SARN FISH
- THAI DESSERT : COCONUT MILK ICE CREAM AND PEANUT
Menu 15 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 4
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- TIGER PRAWN SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- DRY FISH IN SPICY SOUP THAI STYLE (TOM-KHLOHNG)
- CHICKEN MASSAMAN
- STIR-FRIED BITTER GOURD WITH EGG
- DEEP FRIED KAO-SARN FISH
- THAI DESSERT : COCONUT MILK ICE CREAM AND PEANUT
Menu 16 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 5
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED PORK WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
Menu 17 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 6
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED CHICKEN WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
Menu 18 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 7
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED BEEF WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEABASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
Please feel free to populate the Wiki with pics of actual offered option.
Ex. BKK:
https://www.thaiairways.com/en/exp_thai/In-Flight_Services/Cuisine.page
or
https://www.thaiairways.com/en/Manage_My_Booking/nopnrview.page?city=BKK&cabin=F
Menu 1 : LOBSTER THERMIDOR
LOBSTER MEAT COOKED IN BERCY SAUCE MIXED WITH MUSTARD AND MORNAY SAUCE SPRINKLED WITH CHEESE ARRANGED IN LOBSTER SHELL AND GLAZED SERVED WITH DUCHESS POTATO
Menu 2 : GRILLED FILLET OF BEEF ROSSINI
BEEF ROSSINI GRILLED FILLET STEAK TOPPED WITH FOIE GRAS SERVED WITH BAKED POTATOES, MIXED VEGETABLES
Menu 3 : SCALLOP PROVENCALE
Pan-Fried SCALLOP IN OIVE OIL SERVED WITH PROVENCALE SAUCE WHICH MADE FROM TOMATO CONCASSE, GARLIC, OLIVE OIL, HERB AND SEASONING, ACCOMPANY WITH PARISIENNE POTATOES AND GLAZED VEGETABLES
Menu 4 : GRILLED NEW ZEALAND BEEF TENDERLOIN
GRILLED NEW ZEALAND BEEF TENDERLOIN, RED PRAWN MUSCAT WINE REDUCTION AND GRATIN DAUPHINOIS
Menu 5 : OVEN ROASTED RACK OF LAMB
OVEN ROASTED RACK OF LAMB TOPPED WITH CARAMELIZED ORANGE SERVED WITH A SPICY MARINADE SAUCE AND ROASTED GARLIC, BLUE CHEESE POTATO
Menu 6 : GRILLED NORWEGIAN SALMON
GRILLED NORWEGIAN SALMON WITH BABY LEEKS TOPPED WITH MUSCAT WINE SAUCE
Menu 7 : GLASS NOODLES PAD THAI
GLASS NOODLES PAD THAI WRAPPED IN OMELET SERVED WITH LOBSTER TAIL: THIS IS A THAI DISH MADE FROM BEAN THREAD STIR-FRIED WITH TOFU,
GROUND PEANUT,SUGAR,TAMARIND JUICE,WRAPPED IN EGG OMELETTE SERVED WITH LOBSTER TAIL,FRESH BEANSPROUTS, CHINESE CHIVES
Menu 8 : PRAWN PA-NANG CURRY WITH STEAMED THAI HOM-MALI RICE
PRAWN COOKED IN RED CURRY PASTE AND COCONUT MILK SERVED WITH STEAMED RICE AND STIR-FRIED YOUNG CHINESE BROCCOLI WITH GARLIC
Menu 9 : CHICKEN KIEW-WAN WITH STEAMED THAI HOM-MALI RICE
CHICKEN, EGGPLANT, SWEET BASIL LEAVE COOKED IN COCONUT MILK SERVED WITH STEAMED RICE AND VEGETABLES
Menu 10 : BLACK COD WITH GINGER AND SPRING ONION
A HEALTHY DISH OF STEAMED BLACK COD WITH GINGER AND SPRING ONION SERVED WITH SUPERIOR SOYA SAUCE CHINESE STYLE
SERVED WITH STEAMED BROWN RICE AND SAUTEED FRESH VEGETABLES WITH XO SAUCE
Menu 11 : CHINESE ROAST DUCK WITH YELLOW NOODLES
THIS IS A CHINESE DISH OF ROASTED DUCK CHINESE STYLE SERVED WITH YELLOW NOODLES AND CHINESE CHOY-SUM
Menu 12 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 1
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- GRILLED BEEF FILLET SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- MINCED PORK WITH VERMICELLI WRAPPED WITH CHINESE CABBAGE IN CLEAR SOUP
- ROASTED DUCK WITH GRAPE IN RED CURRY
- THAI STYLE OMELET
- STIR-FRIED SPINACH WITH GARLIC AND CHILI
- THAI DESSERT : BANANA IN COCONUT MILK
Menu 13 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 2
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- VEGETARIAN PAPAYA SALAD
- MIXED VEGETABLES IN SWEET & SOUR SOUP "KANG SOM"
- STIR-FRIED MUSHROOM WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- GRILLED EGGPLANT WITH BOILED EGG SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- THAI DESSERT : ASSORTED LOOK CHUB
Menu 14 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 3
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- TIGER PRAWN SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- DRY FISH IN SPICY SOUP THAI STYLE (TOM-KHLOHNG)
- BEEF MASSAMAN
- STIR-FRIED BITTER GOURD WITH EGG
- DEEP FRIED KAO-SARN FISH
- THAI DESSERT : COCONUT MILK ICE CREAM AND PEANUT
Menu 15 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 4
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- TIGER PRAWN SPICY SALAD THAI STYLE
- DRY FISH IN SPICY SOUP THAI STYLE (TOM-KHLOHNG)
- CHICKEN MASSAMAN
- STIR-FRIED BITTER GOURD WITH EGG
- DEEP FRIED KAO-SARN FISH
- THAI DESSERT : COCONUT MILK ICE CREAM AND PEANUT
Menu 16 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 5
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED PORK WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
Menu 17 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 6
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED CHICKEN WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
Menu 18 : TG EXCLUSIVE THAI MENU SET 7
- STEAMED THAI HOM MALI RICE
- DEEP FRIED MARINATED CHICKEN WITH LEMON GRASS
- PRAWN AND YOUNG COCONUT IN TOM YUM SOUP
- STIR-FRIED MINCED BEEF WITH GARLIC, CHILI AND BASIL
- OMELET THAI STYLE
- DEEP-FRIED MARINATED CHILEAN SEABASS WITH FISH SAUCE
- THAI DESSERT : BLACK & WHITE GLUTINOUS RICE WITH LONGAN
First Class pre-ordered meal
Oct 10, 2011, 11:23 am
#76
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: CGN
Programs: Thai reborn Platinum , EY Platinum ,Annie's Preferred Guest , Knauber Hobbymarkt Rabattkarte
Posts: 337
Many people seem to think that they could expect a lovely meal on board of an airplane just because it sounds so promising . Would I be served such quality in a restaurant I would throw the whole meal through the window just before I would slaughter the chef . People who understand anything about eating would never complain about airline food because they would know it cannot taste well due to being tortured in fridges , microwaves and so forth . Like for example lobster . Just imagine a restaurant serving initially deep fried lobster after a microwave treatment . It also does not make much sense complaing about scambled eggs because it is not a scrambled egg what you eat but something that originated from a tincan with a strange eggpowder inside .
From my point of view an acceptable way of eating on a Thai long range would be one or more starters accompanied by their very good champagne and probably some wine in case they get the temperature right . I further recommend to ask for the chocolate which is made by Valrhona which is a jewel on the chocolate sector . You got to ask for it .
Sometimes they have dried bananas , very nice . Again on request only .
May I further with your kind permission comment on pre - ordered meals : Standard meals in F for example come in 6 - packs on a tray . Pre ordered arrives on board after a long journey possibly as a single unit which does make survival in style even more difficult . I do not recommend it .
The joy in flying is fast transportation and free drinking , not eating .
Just my two cents , up to you .
From my point of view an acceptable way of eating on a Thai long range would be one or more starters accompanied by their very good champagne and probably some wine in case they get the temperature right . I further recommend to ask for the chocolate which is made by Valrhona which is a jewel on the chocolate sector . You got to ask for it .
Sometimes they have dried bananas , very nice . Again on request only .
May I further with your kind permission comment on pre - ordered meals : Standard meals in F for example come in 6 - packs on a tray . Pre ordered arrives on board after a long journey possibly as a single unit which does make survival in style even more difficult . I do not recommend it .
The joy in flying is fast transportation and free drinking , not eating .
Just my two cents , up to you .
Oct 10, 2011, 8:27 pm
#77
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 85
The prawn curry was good.
Perhaps I was naive and the lobster sounded good. But at least I tried it.
Was planning on skipping dinner anyway, but since there were a flurry of activities of the crew serving dinner to everyone, I decided to go ahead with nibbling a few bites here and there. Had a fantastic dinner in FCT at FRA before arriving LHR.
Actually when compared with Lufthansa, eating on LH F flight was at a totally different level - both in service and food quality. It really was like a fine dining experience, and the crews gave more thought to the pax. We enjoyed it tremendously.
I wish I had known about the Valrhona choc - they are my favourites! Will try asking for it on my next flight back. Wonder if they will provide this in C?
Anyway, this is what I like about Flyertalk forum - we can always bounce around ideas and tips on our experiences. Not everyone has the same taste, and it's not the end of the world if any expectations were not met. It's all part of an adventure!
Perhaps I was naive and the lobster sounded good. But at least I tried it.
Was planning on skipping dinner anyway, but since there were a flurry of activities of the crew serving dinner to everyone, I decided to go ahead with nibbling a few bites here and there. Had a fantastic dinner in FCT at FRA before arriving LHR. Actually when compared with Lufthansa, eating on LH F flight was at a totally different level - both in service and food quality. It really was like a fine dining experience, and the crews gave more thought to the pax. We enjoyed it tremendously.
I wish I had known about the Valrhona choc - they are my favourites! Will try asking for it on my next flight back. Wonder if they will provide this in C?
Anyway, this is what I like about Flyertalk forum - we can always bounce around ideas and tips on our experiences. Not everyone has the same taste, and it's not the end of the world if any expectations were not met. It's all part of an adventure!
Oct 24, 2011, 6:03 pm
#78
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: YVR
Programs: AC E75, SPG Plat, HH peon-by-choice (ex Gold)
Posts: 8,090
Has anyone ordered a Biz class meal? The Thai website states online pre-order is for First/Biz class.
Just wondering if the menu is the same. It'd make sense if it was.
Just wondering if the menu is the same. It'd make sense if it was.
Oct 25, 2011, 4:58 am
#79
Join Date: Jun 2007
Programs: ROP Gold
Posts: 1,292
Also the business pre-order is possible ex-bangkok to certain destinations (e.g. available to Germany but not to Australia based on my experience).
The first class pre-order is available not just ex-Bangkok (e.g. possible ex-Germany). The order ex-Germany is also different from ex-Bangkok.
Jul 2, 2012, 7:00 am
#82
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 198
Yes.. the beef is a hit & miss (I especially did not like the topping with liver) and the duck is nothing to write home about. Your best bet rly is to go with the Thai dishes as long as your expectations go along with airline food as mentioned above 
But the Currys together with the Caviar, Champagne and appetizers should get you through the flight..
But the Currys together with the Caviar, Champagne and appetizers should get you through the flight..
Jul 19, 2012, 7:03 am
#83
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: BER
Programs: m&m
Posts: 91
Hi, will be flying SYD-BKK soon. On the Australian website there are two options to order the F-Class meal: a) login on thaiairways b) download a form for fax order. The problem is, that the meal choices are different. So which one to use or are both versions valid? - which will multiply my choices ... ;-)
Anyone who has tested the fax-version recently?
Anyone who has tested the fax-version recently?
Last edited by uncleflori; Jul 23, 2012 at 6:06 am
Jul 20, 2012, 4:44 pm
#84
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 11,578
Hi,
Any recent recommendations for CDG? Is this all catered by Servair?
I know not to chose the lobster, disappointed to hear the beef is no good, there's chicken, veal, swordfish, salmon and duck remaining.
ex-BKK in C they've told me its Beef, Salmon, Thai dishes: curry, pork, prawn.
Even if I'm the only one in C/F (which is apparently the case now) will they still load the other main meals on the standard menu should I not like my pre-order. (I take it they are just C meals anyway for the CDG flight)
Thanks
Any recent recommendations for CDG? Is this all catered by Servair?
I know not to chose the lobster, disappointed to hear the beef is no good, there's chicken, veal, swordfish, salmon and duck remaining.
ex-BKK in C they've told me its Beef, Salmon, Thai dishes: curry, pork, prawn.
Even if I'm the only one in C/F (which is apparently the case now) will they still load the other main meals on the standard menu should I not like my pre-order. (I take it they are just C meals anyway for the CDG flight)
Thanks
Jul 22, 2012, 9:15 am
#85
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 600
I recently read a TR (Sorry lost the link), where the traveller had a couple of segments on TG. For each segment, he pre-ordered 1 dish, which was served, and in the same time ordered an another one from what they had in stock that day, Hence getting 2 main courses per meal.
Is that common with TG? Anyone else tried it?
Is that common with TG? Anyone else tried it?
Jul 24, 2012, 5:58 am
#86
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Bangkok & Dublin
Programs: Thai ROP Platinum; BA Gold; Marriott Bonvoy Titanium For Life; IHG Diamond Ambassador
Posts: 375
Ex LHR with the caviar we get thin crisp toast (melba toast?) but what are those awful soggy things you get ex BKK?
They are called Blinis and are traditional caviar accompaniments in Russia, although they should not be quite as soggy as the always are ex-BKK!!
They are called Blinis and are traditional caviar accompaniments in Russia, although they should not be quite as soggy as the always are ex-BKK!!
Jul 24, 2012, 6:46 am
#87
Ambassador: Thai Airways
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: MEL, SIN, CDG, DXB
Programs: EK*P, TG*P, SQ*PPS
Posts: 976
I recently read a TR (Sorry lost the link), where the traveller had a couple of segments on TG. For each segment, he pre-ordered 1 dish, which was served, and in the same time ordered an another one from what they had in stock that day, Hence getting 2 main courses per meal.
Is that common with TG? Anyone else tried it?
Is that common with TG? Anyone else tried it?
... so a second serving is generally possible.
Jul 25, 2012, 3:08 am
#88
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: London / Hong Kong
Programs: lost all status buying miles to fly!
Posts: 23
I fly TG in F short haul HKG-BKK-HKG and long haul to European cities almost monthly lately. I enjoy the meals. Though they generally serve Dom Perignon to start, I usually request the 2004 Veuve Clicquot Rose they have on board, and stick with this with the meal. DP is great, but even though the vintage has recently switched from '02 (a great classic but rather closed and dry tasting at 30k feet) to '03 (especially warm vintage giving rounder flavour and texture), it is more austere than the fruitier Veuve, which is ideally suited to the pressurised cabin effect.
For food I always, always order the Thai options, not the European ones. So while that means I cannot comment on the qaulity of the European meals, I have almost always been happy with the Thai ones. If there is a curry I order it. It is partly that the airline (and its caterer in BKK anyway) know this cuisine, it is partly that food is bland in an aeroplane, so spicier dishes are more appetizing, and it is in large part because foods prepared in a thick sauce are less prone to drying out when refrigerated and microwaved. I've only once had a problem and that was a special oder curry LHR-BKK. Even the flight attendant didn't look happy and suggested something else, with an apology.
Because I have got so used to having a curry, and because sometimes they don't have one on the menu, I usually order one booked on their website in advance.
I guess if I was going to go for something European, I would take the same approach - go for something pretty well smothered in sauce. It will be less dried out when they reheat it for you.
For food I always, always order the Thai options, not the European ones. So while that means I cannot comment on the qaulity of the European meals, I have almost always been happy with the Thai ones. If there is a curry I order it. It is partly that the airline (and its caterer in BKK anyway) know this cuisine, it is partly that food is bland in an aeroplane, so spicier dishes are more appetizing, and it is in large part because foods prepared in a thick sauce are less prone to drying out when refrigerated and microwaved. I've only once had a problem and that was a special oder curry LHR-BKK. Even the flight attendant didn't look happy and suggested something else, with an apology.
Because I have got so used to having a curry, and because sometimes they don't have one on the menu, I usually order one booked on their website in advance.
I guess if I was going to go for something European, I would take the same approach - go for something pretty well smothered in sauce. It will be less dried out when they reheat it for you.
Jul 25, 2012, 3:39 am
#89
Ambassador: Thai Airways
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: MEL, SIN, CDG, DXB
Programs: EK*P, TG*P, SQ*PPS
Posts: 976
If there is a curry I order it. It is partly that the airline (and its caterer in BKK anyway) know this cuisine, it is partly that food is bland in an aeroplane, so spicier dishes are more appetizing, and it is in large part because foods prepared in a thick sauce are less prone to drying out when refrigerated and microwaved.