Qantas Business Class meals & menus

QF1925 dep BNE 10:05 (11:05 at HBA) arr HBA 13:50

Meal was described as breakfast. First option was the egg in a muffin so graphically illustrated up thread - no thank you. Other option was - I thought it was described as banana bread .. something like that, with blueberries, cream and I think lemon curd. It was very nice and Qantas are obviously going through their stock of Riesling as I scored it again.

The danish was saved by the fact that it was rhubarb.

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QF 136 CHC-SYD

Menus at seats for food and drinks.
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PDBs offer including bubbles, still or sparkling water.

There was an additional main option that was a Tandori Lamb curry.

Went for the Lemongrass chook, which was ok. The salad was not good - all a bit to chunky veg for my liking.
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Icecream was actually soft and edible on serving!

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