Have you ever tasted good airline food?

[MaxPower]

Thanks James.. Hmmm, Sttteaaaaak.. Im hungry dude.. !!

[B7772ADL]

AA flying back from JFK in Business, had an excellent medium-rare fillet steak

VS flying to LAX in Upper class oddly enough had the best scones and jam and cream ive ever tasted. Washed down with 4 heavy vodka's and apple juice with a wedge of lime.

A few AA internals (usually on the 763) in F. Lunch is usually pretty good, again washed down with copious amounts of vino

CX to HKG in Business was pretty dam good food if i remember correctly

Those are the ones off the top of my head for now

Ok you jammy git no need to ram it down our throats about your first and upper trips

Saying that.....the "snack" I had flying AA ORD-LAX in first was 100 times better than the dinner I got in economy crossing the pond.

AA's pizza was really suprising too....very, very tasty and i wanted another one.

I've had pretty decent food in MH, SQ and EK economy and QF and BA aren't that far behind either.

On the whole food is alot better now than it was 10-15 years ago.

[YBBN]

On recent trip with Air Niugini in economy, steak was served for the flights that were catered in Port Moresby. It was very good! The flight attendant even brought out a second serving when I asked.

I was very impressed.

[royisher]

Several times -

on CX from HKG to LHR in J, wonderful food!
BA TLV-LHR in J, great food!
LY HKG-TLV in J, nice food.

[BA747-436]

AA flying back from JFK in Business, had an excellent medium-rare fillet steak

VS flying to LAX in Upper class oddly enough had the best scones and jam and cream ive ever tasted. Washed down with 4 heavy vodka's and apple juice with a wedge of lime.

A few AA internals (usually on the 763) in F. Lunch is usually pretty good, again washed down with copious amounts of vino

CX to HKG in Business was pretty dam good food if i remember correctly

Those are the ones off the top of my head for now

[Greg J.]

In 1999, I was flying on Korean Airlines between SFO and Seoul (Kimpo) and had very good lasagna. I can't figure how they managed that, unless someone made a special trip up to North Beech.

[GreekNYC747]

Maybe i am partial, but i enjoy the food on Olympic Airlines.
I was also very satisfied on Air France, Singapore, Thai, Finnair, Tap Air Portugal, Hawaiian Airlines, Alitalia and Austrian. Worse i ever had was on Iberia. But still, it was edible. If you chewed well enough....

[Squeaky]

BMI both on long haul and short haul

A330- MAN-YYZ
Wonderful food- choice of 3 main courses- cumberland sausage, vegtable bake or chicken.... didnt taste like airline junk but a proper meal. Served with crispy salad, chocolate and a warm roll and to top it all off ice cream and this was in economy!!! Little things like a bmi glass made a great impression.

A330 YYZ-MAN
Same great service but the options were like beef, chicken and a vegitarian choice. Same great food plus there were many choices of wine and beverages. Menu cards were also handed out both legs (plus ice cream)

Short haul MAN-LHR
Even though there was only 35 mins flight time, the snack a pillatti wasnt that bad!!

Squeaky

[c0ex]

ALso on a AA flight, EWR-ORD, I had a really good hamburger!

[GreekNYC747]

Olympic Airlines has always excellent food and plentiful, since i travel with them all the time..
But i also should mention Hawaiian Airlines, Alitalia, Air France, Austrian (for long haul) and Finnair (Based on my own experience of course)
I almost never complain about airline food which i actually enjoy. IBERIA though had the worst pasta i have ever had in my life.

[c0ex]

All the time on CO

[bbuse]

About 5 years ago when I was flying on Air Canada frequently the meals were all excellent.

The best airline meals were the meals that were served before deregulation, when meals and service were used to attract customers. Its sad to see those days gone.

[Airfrancefan]

i already did

[FlyingPhotog]

NW First Class DCA to HOU March 1992. Lasagna. Awesome!

I've had pretty good food up in BusinessElite on Delta. Back when most of Delta's flights to Japan were routed through PDX, the domestic leg of the flight had international service, so needless to say the food was better than the standard Domestic 1st class meals they served at the time.