Am I alone in hating airplane food? (1 Viewer)

[Havox]

On a srs note, premium economy master race ~

Qantas Premium Economy is seriously underrated, should be called Business Lite.

/ShamelessplugforQantas

 

[Hi there444]

ALWAYS ORDER THE VEGAN MEAL! no more dried out fish or duck!

Thats not an option. Thats a dictionary definition for me. I am Veg

 

[Havox]

Thats not an option. Thats a dictionary definition for me. I am Veg

Yes it is, they have a huge selection.

http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/help-manage-booking-meals/global/en

 

[Hi there444]

Yes it is, they have a huge selection.

http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/help-manage-booking-meals/global/en

Hahaha yeh true.

 

[kalstar]

I like it

 

[seventhroot]

I like food in general

 

[Speed6]

first class train travel is so much better

Yeah it's pretty good I've had it before.

 

[enigma_1]

ooh I lyk aeroplane food. It's nothing different, I don't get why people hate it though :/

Is it lyk expired or something?

 

[BLIT2014]

ooh I lyk aeroplane food. It's nothing different, I don't get why people hate it though :/

Is it lyk expired or something?

Flying does strange things to my taste buds..

 

[enigma_1]

Flying does strange things to my taste buds..

oh wow never knew this happens haha

 

[BLIT2014]

oh wow never knew this happens haha

Well my sense of smell gets quite sensitive so anything like fried eggs/mushrooms make me gag..

 

[Havox]

oh wow never knew this happens haha

They pressurise the cabin at 5000-8000ft and recirculate the air which dries out the mucus membranes in your nasal and oral passages which will change your sense of smell and alters your sense of taste.

 

[enigma_1]

They pressurise the cabin at 5000-8000ft and recirculate the air which dries out the mucus membranes in your nasal and oral passages which will change your sense of smell and alters your sense of taste.

lol

This still doesn't affect my taste of food on the plan hahah

But then again I love food, so..

 

[seremify007]

They pressurise the cabin at 5000-8000ft and recirculate the air which dries out the mucus membranes in your nasal and oral passages which will change your sense of smell and alters your sense of taste.

Doctors/med students are full of useful information.

 

[Rafy]

Had an amazing fish dinner on CX earlier this year. Was tastier than a lot of stuff on the ground.

 

[Master Singleton]

I think sometimes food served on a cruise ship tastes better than food served on a plane but it depends on what airline you fly with though to me i think food served on Qantas, Air New Zealand, Emirates and Cathay Pacific taste good.

 

[dirty_ink]

I've flown with Qantas quite a few times, and their food is quite nice. The bread and butter especially - amazing.

 

[seremify007]

Just flew Singapore airlines last week and I remember why I love their food. The western breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausages and tomato could've been a mess but surprisingly they were good- the eggs were fluffy and tasty and didn't feel microwaved. The pork noodles which my fiancé had were pretty tasty and reminded me of hawker food stores but t was a bit saltish. Later on we had that chicken curry for lunch and whilst it didn't look so photogenic it tasted great. Spicy too!

 

[seremify007]

I think sometimes food served on a cruise ship tastes better than food served on a plane but it depends on what airline you fly with though to me i think food served on Qantas, Air New Zealand, Emirates and Cathay Pacific taste good.

Air New Zealand to me is a discount carrier now with their pricing tiers and strategy. That being said I had a free upgrade to the works (their top tier of economy) because I complained before but it really felt just like the bare bones economy discount carrier with unlimited access to orders of food and drinks on the touch screen.

 

[obliviousninja]

I eat in the business lounges master race ~