Meals on Westjet flights in J, W, and Y cabins
Oct 28, 2022, 7:29 am
#76
Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: YMJ (YQR)
Programs: Qantas LTG, WestJet Plat
Posts: 330
New (Oct 2022) Domestic Premium Breakfast
According to the staff on today's flight, the Premium Domestic menus changed on October 26.
Below are photos of the new breakfast menu and crepes from WS649 (YYZ-YYC) this morning.
Below are photos of the new breakfast menu and crepes from WS649 (YYZ-YYC) this morning.
Oct 28, 2022, 9:52 am
#77
Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: YMJ (YQR)
Programs: Qantas LTG, WestJet Plat
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It's not a "meal" per se, but I assume it's a result of the catering update: I've just been served a hot towel as we're about to begin our descent at the end of the flight. Interesting timing, but I can't recall ever receiving a hot towel on WestJet before...
Oct 28, 2022, 11:43 am
#78
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Hot towels were offered before the pandemic. But they are supposed to be offered after take off. But the concept of hot towels may be new to newer cabin crew members. So it will take some time to get into the habit of doing it (again).
Nov 6, 2022, 10:21 pm
#79
Join Date: Oct 2021
Posts: 23
Very disappointing to see so many flights lose their meals and Westjet getting stingier with the snack boxes. Realistically the quality of the meals were worth maybe $10 if they weren't being served on a plane, but really helped make Premium feel worth the added price. I won't pretend to know the business specifics, but feels like a bit of a short-sighted way to save a buck.
Nov 26, 2022, 9:39 pm
#80
Join Date: May 2022
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Had this beef dish in business class on a recent flight from CUN. Didn't take a photo of the menu.
Also, I'm looking to identify the blackberry-looking stuff in the appetizer dish in the top left. I don't think it's a grape or blackberry.
Edit: thanks to another post, I found out that it's balsamic pearls.
Edit: thanks to another post, I found out that it's balsamic pearls.
Last edited by starlink; Jan 3, 2023 at 1:54 pm
Dec 18, 2022, 4:26 am
#86
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Jan 3, 2023, 1:16 pm
#87
Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: YMJ (YQR)
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Posts: 330
Flew Business on WS667 on December 28, with the following menu.
I was glad to see champagne on the menu domestically, although there were probably only 2 bottles loaded - we ran out somewhere over Manitoba or Saskatchewan.
Other than elements of the wine list, and the welcome snack (not listed), I assume the catering was identical in Premium?
WS667 Business Menu
WS667 Business Meal
I was glad to see champagne on the menu domestically, although there were probably only 2 bottles loaded - we ran out somewhere over Manitoba or Saskatchewan.
Other than elements of the wine list, and the welcome snack (not listed), I assume the catering was identical in Premium?
WS667 Business Menu
WS667 Business Meal
Last edited by V1213; Jan 3, 2023 at 1:22 pm Reason: Reduce image sizes
Jan 27, 2023, 11:36 pm
#89
Join Date: Jan 2007
Programs: No single airline or hotel chain is of much use to me anymore.
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Stir-fried Black Pepper Sirloin with Jasmine Rice, Bocconcini (mozzarella) Salad and Mango Mousse Cake.
The stirfry and rice are quite nice although it is a very small portion compared to the roast beef shepard's pie. Like the succotash salad the bocconcini salad just isn't very good either. I am a salad eater, but neither of these clicked with me.
The mango mousse cake is the same as that served at many Chinese restaurants in Calgary and I enjoy it.
The stirfry and rice are quite nice although it is a very small portion compared to the roast beef shepard's pie. Like the succotash salad the bocconcini salad just isn't very good either. I am a salad eater, but neither of these clicked with me.
The mango mousse cake is the same as that served at many Chinese restaurants in Calgary and I enjoy it.