MEL_Traveller
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Commonality between the F and J menus has been around for several years now. In theory it helps guarantee first choice for F pax - they shouldn't run out of any dish which is also shared with J.
But it does mean the dish is made to the lowest common denominator (J).
When they first started sharing the menus the attempted differentiation bordered on the ridiculous. Think 'artisan cheese' offered on the J menu compared to 'hand-selected artisan cheese' listed on the F counterpart.
But it does mean the dish is made to the lowest common denominator (J).
When they first started sharing the menus the attempted differentiation bordered on the ridiculous. Think 'artisan cheese' offered on the J menu compared to 'hand-selected artisan cheese' listed on the F counterpart.