After having some absolute crap food on LX in F and thinking back about some other bad meals i have put up with in the past. What airlines do it well or not?

I think it may help out a few to know what airlines I should be asking for asian veg or anything else to actually get a decent feed. I'm pretty fed up with getting fruit as a starter and the dessert.

I am going to keep adding to this post as I hope eventually this thread will be able to help make some infrmed choices about carrier.

All flights are long haul:
************************THE GOOD *****************************
BA's Meals - off the F/J Menu when they have it

AF- AVML

SQ - VLML & AVML

VS - They almost always have a vegetarian pasta option loaded as standard in Y

*************************The Bad*******************************
LX F (VLML)- plate of boiled veg was the main course, fruit to start and finish the meal.

NZ J (VLML) - the same meal as you would get in Y (the purser confirmed this to me)

LAN J (VLML) - cous cous with asparagus, carrot and mushrooms. Was not allowed to get anything off the menu unless there was any left - made to feel very un-welcome.

MH F (CPT-EZE)- no meal loaded, had the pasta off the menu, the FA said "this isn't good as it comes from JNB" and it wasn't

anyone else.? Or am I the only veggie

Lufthansa has always been terrible with the food that they offer.
The only time I had good vegetarian meal was on Air France. But I asked it as AVML (Asian Vegetarian) not VLML.

A bit offtopic..

I normally order HNML. Most airlines do provide me with chicken or lamb. But KLM/NW never seem to understand this. They always provide me a vegetarian meal (not even Asian). KLM, I saw in my last flight to IAD, they sticked Asian Vegetarian on it. NW was terrible always. They just put a sticker "Hindu meal" on the regular pasta menu they have. I am forced to take that though they have a choice of Chicken or Pasta. Why dont they understand I ordered a Non Vegetarian Meal and am not happy with Pasta.

I'm vegan, but haven't had an airline meal in years.

I'm veggie but never count on the meal to be something edible...so usually pack a sandwich for long haul or eat at the airport for domestic.
My standard airport meal is a black bean burger at Chili's.
Probably the best meals are the pasta meals......but they are few and far between.
I've had amy's meatloaf on a plane too, that was pretty yummy.
I'm looking forward to flying to india when I can get an indian veggie meal.

Singapore Airlines' regular menu is generally great, but I order their Indian Vegetarian meal (they have various kinds of vegetarian meals) because I have some peculiar food sensitivities. Generally consists of a small salad, two curries and some rice, and a nice Indian dessert. Fairly consistent quality among stations. The Asian carriers tend to be quite good at catering special meals. My experience with Air Canada has been less than stellar.

Bad:
TG VLML
BKK - LHR (J)
(it was just salad after salad after salad with an unpleasant dressing)