Jetstar - What happened to the butter chicken?

[$CJ]

It was the only borderline-nice thing about flying JQ internationally. And now it has gone?

Source:
Current menu: https://www.jetstar.com/_/media/files/foods-and-drinks/bc_from-australia_light-meals.pdf
2022 menu: https://www.jetstar.com/_/media/fil...214379-jq-aunz-menu-2022-trifold-b-mobile.pdf

 

[jrfsp]

This is the buy on board menu though right, wasnt the butter chicken only available as part of pre purchased included meals?

 

[$CJ]

The pre-purchase menu reflects the amended items.

 

[aikman]

I don't mind the menu being changed every now and then. It's always good to try something new.

 

[AIRwin]

Fill up at the lounge beforehand:

No more butter chicken (and Neil Perry) please!

Butter chicken again tonight (the only hot option) in Mel J Lounge. Walked over to Emirates and they're offering a wide selection including some very nice Cape Grim beef. The chef also comes out and does his inspection of the food and address any concerns, very obvious they take food seriously...

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

 

[dajop]

Too much protein in the meal, replaced with something lhey could get away with having even less meat in the dish without it being overly noticeable (such that it has almost no meat in it) - the lasagna dish.

 

[henrus]

New menu launched on 1 December last year.

I made a few comments about the changes back then:

Are Jetstar really that bad??

OK enough from me - back to Champagne breakfast in 19D on SQ324 SIN-AMS I haven't been so active on AFF recently, but came back to this thread today and scrolled past this photo quickly, saw I was in the Jetstar thread, and was like - wtf, how did you get that kind of spread on Jetstar? Glad...

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

 

[dylarr]

Too much protein in the meal, replaced with something lhey could get away with having even less meat in the dish without it being overly noticeable (such that it has almost no meat in it) - the lasagna dish.

Here's a photo of the lasagne option. I had this on a recent flight from DPS. It wasn't bad - mine had quite a bit of mince so at the time I thought it was a passable replacement for the butter chicken.



For comparison here's the butter chicken from a trip in November just before it was removed from the menu:
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[fly2earth]

Here's a photo of the lasagne option. I had this on a recent flight from DPS. It wasn't bad - mine had quite a bit of mince so at the time I thought it was a passable replacement for the butter chicken.

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For comparison here's the butter chicken from a trip in November just before it was removed from the menu:
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Hope they got rid of the "meat" noodles. total knockoff for $8. Might as well bring my own on the plane.