The best Air Food Ranking

Here is the blog collection of "airline food." It is very fun to read. This is a business class meal of JAL. Hmm, much better than yesterday's dinner. This is Malaysia Airlines' business class meal. Wow! very ethnic mood. This is the light meal of British Airways. Since the poster said it was just 1-hour flight time, this would be considered nice food. I hope someone makes a blog for economy class only, he he he. The travel magazine "AB Road" releases the best airline food every year. This is last year's ranking.

No.1 Singapore Airline. 66.9 points
No.2 Virgine Atrantic. 58.8 points
No.3KLM. 50.9 points
No.4Air France. 49.1 points
No.5Air Newzealand. 46.9 points
No.6Air China. 40.9 points
No.7Alitalia. 40.6 points
No.8Malaysia Airlines. 39.7 points
No.9Asiana Air. 38.5 points
No.10Cathay Pacific Airways. 38.2 points

Another travel magazine "Chikyu no arukikata = How to walk the earth" chose Singapore Airlines as No.1 and Virgin Atlantic as No.2 too. Actually I heard Singapore Airlines has an Air Food Committee consisting of 9 world famous chefs. One of them is Mr. Mutara of Kikunoi in Kyoto. Hmm, I have never tried both lines yet, I should!!

By the way, this is the Soccer Ball image of each country of the World Cup. Ha ha ha, now the image for Japan is manga?? Not Fujiyama or Geisha anymore? Tonight Japan has game. I will be stuck on TV :-)

Comments

[Wan Zafran]

Mari,

The business class cuisine for British airlines, at least in the site you linked to above, is called 'sate' (pronounced sah-tay). Basically, a sate is thin and elongated stick (called a 'lidi') on which is attached small chunks of meat; chicken, or beef. It is commonly eaten with onion, garlic, lemon or cucumber. There's a special gravy which goes along with it, which compliments the sate's flavour.

Yes, it's very tasty and, as far as I've heard, very popular with foreigners too.

[Trejkaz Xaoza]

Problem is, business class is unrealistic for 99% of people. For a fair comparison, you would want to compare the meals in economy class. :-)

[Marco Bresicani]

Wow, interesting post! :)

[abraxis]

Here's a bigger site that's all about airline meals:

http://www.airlinemeals.net

Useful reference!