Hope you feel better soonstill suffering from some indigestion
Thanks, better now, but a bit sad I missed some good food. Especially the ones that my business partners in Tokyo took me out to.Hope you feel better soon
Neil Perry’s spicy lamb noodles were on the F Lounge menu at some point and were delicious. (Not sure if they would taste as good on board, but hopefully they would come close.)
You're welcome. You did ask who came up with it.Oh OK. Thanks for educating me.
Thanks for the hint regarding Piper. I will remember next time! I was in the lounge just over a week ago (breakfast time) when flying to Singapore. The louvres were open, so the lounge was filled with natural light. Lovely attendant too.QF10 PER-MEL Mar 30 B787
Sched dep 1310, actual pushback 1326, takeoff 1334
First post Covid trip on the dom leg of QF 10. A little late in boarding, but a PDB of Piper Heidsieck champagne offered promptly on sitting down. Very good and friendly service from FAs Lily and Janette.
No printed menu sadly, single course offering only ( though to be fair IIRC this was also the case on QF10 PER-MEL pre covid), had the meatballs, generously lubricated by the aforementioned champagne. Bread basket offered initially but as had already stretched my low carb resolutions with the Dom J lounge pizza, passed on this.
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An unexpected cheese platter was offered afterward though, happily washed down with more Piper.
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As an aside, it should be noted that all lounge eligible pax who gain access to the PER T3 INT airside when it is configured as such, now get access to the rebranded “QF int lounge”, formerly known as the transit lounge. The lounge itself has a MEL int J lounge-esque dungeon feel to it when the louvres on the alfresco area are closed when rain is forecast like today (this area would be much nicer when the sun is shining), and the “NP signature sausage” was IMO way too dry, the Dom J pizza wins out easily over it. Nonetheless it is fully airside and has a bar open before noon, and as per all the single class QF int lounges, has hidden Champagne (Piper) ostensibly for P1s only, but may be accessible to lowly WPs who ask nicely, as your humble correspondent did today
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pass on this IMO, wait for pizza o'clock in the dom J lounge before clearing immigration
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This area would be wonderful when the sun is shining and the overhead louvres are open. As it happened, PER copped almost 40mm of rain just after we took off, so keeping them shut was prudent!
Yes. They spent all the money on the good butter that they couldn't afford to buy the bread.Another photo of a bread plate with the good butter on it but no bread to spread it on. Is this a new trend?
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QF525 BNE-SYD
12:10 departure
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Other options were a chicken salad or pumpkin soup.
Gosh- why even have two options if they almost look identical, reminds me of the infamous "water or water" that Qantas used to do prior to Domestic flights (though I have to be careful what I wish for as they've now replaced it with a big fat nothing...).Early morning flight - 7.30am departure. QF177 MEL to ZQN in J. Best thing was the apricot pastry on the side. 2 options - leek frittata or this “fancy name” option I didn’t catch the name of. I got one and other half got the other. Believe it or not the business lounge food was better than the flight itself
Have had this breakfast/brunch before - pretty sure it's the bubble and squeak. Who knows how the FA named and described it though!this “fancy name” option I didn’t catch the name of