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United States (LAX) to Japan (NRT), 09 Mar 2006

First Class

(Menu Card)
Snack and light meal - Snack Menu Fancy a snack? Simply take your pick from our range of delectable snacks and make your selection known to our cabin crew Noodles Fish ball broth with kway teow or bee hoon noodles Vegetarian or non-vegetarian instant noodles Sandwiches Beef sandwiches Feta Cheese sandwiches Snacks Cashew, almond or macadamia nuts Chocolate bar Potato Chips A selection from the fruit basket Assorted Walkers Biscuits Light meal from Los Angeles to Tokyo International Selection Appetizers Parma ham, pear, fresh goat cheese, red oaks lettuce, aged balsamic Main Courses Spaghetti with braised beef cheek in tomato herb sauce, sautéed cepes and shaved pecorino cheese Selection of Dim Sum Glutinous rice with chicken, pork dumplings and prawn dumplings Dessert Mascaprone with caramel banana >From the bakery Oven fresh rolls with a choice of extra virgin olive oil or butter Garlic Bread Hot beverages Kyo-Kaiseki Ha-Sun Sea brean “yuan” style, prawn, vegetables in beancurd paste, cucumber with moro miso, fish cake, broad bean Dianomono “Sukiyaki” style beef with beancurd, mung bean noodles, shiitake mushroom, leek Gohan & Kounomon Steamed rice and pickles Tome-Wan Miso Soup with seaweed and dried beancurd Mizugashi Japanese dessert (well fruit actually) Ocha Green Tea

Dom Perignon 1998

The Japanese F/A immediately brought around the snack basket, which includes Lay Chips, kit kats, sweet buns, bananas, apples, and wet napkins, but I decide to go for the new snack menu. The Fish Ball Noodle soup sounds good, and not disappointing. It has minced pork on top with garlic chips, as well as the condiments of chili soy sauce, as well as green onions. Delicious noodle! Then I worked for the rest of the flight. I definitely gave high marks to the introduction of “real” snack items/noodle soups on SQ long haul flights. The light meal service began, and the F/As mistakenly gave me the Western appetizer, which I did not mind at all (Honestly, I thought the Japanese meal was one course, so they gave everyone the Western appetizers). Anyway, the F/A apologized and then brought out my Japanese meal. It was delicious and the beef sukiyaki was good, and not overly salty. For dessert, fruit plate was offered.

Date added: 2008-05-21   //   Flight: 10:00   //   Aircraft: Boeing 747-400