Singapore Airline Vegetarian Business Menu

[Fifi2207]

Has anyone any insight or experience on Vegetarian Choices in Business Class on SQ276 and SQ352.. I am torn whether to risk the menu with chef selection , or select Book the Cook BUT I am sure I do not want to go the route of special menu. This is for flights in 2027 after New Year

 

[Cruiser Elite]

Singapore Airlines - In-flight Menu

You can preview your in-flight food, beverage, amenity and snack offerings before your flight via our digital in-flight menu up to eight days before your flight. The menu will also highlight any existing regulatory restrictions that may impact the availability of your meals on board.

inflightmenu.singaporeair.com

 

[Fifi2207]

Singapore Airlines - In-flight Menu

You can preview your in-flight food, beverage, amenity and snack offerings before your flight via our digital in-flight menu up to eight days before your flight. The menu will also highlight any existing regulatory restrictions that may impact the availability of your meals on board.

inflightmenu.singaporeair.com

Veggo options are few ie: zero

 

[Forg]

I very much doubt that Singapore Airlines serve vegetarians to their customers. That would be a little too … Middle Eastern. Or … Texan?

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Has anyone any insight or experience on Vegetarian Choices in Business Class on SQ276 and SQ352.. I am torn whether to risk the menu with chef selection , or select Book the Cook BUT I am sure I do not want to go the route of special menu. This is for flights in 2027 after New Year

Vegetarian isn’t SQ’s forte in business class.

Despite multiple vegetarian options the western ones seem to default to vegan. I chose lacto-ovo but got vegan, complete with the dry wholemeal bread roll in a cellphone wrapper, margarine, and no cheese. Dessert was a single banana,

I asked for some cheese and ice-cream from the regular menu - ‘if you have any left’ - which was met with a ‘no, we can’t serve you that because you’ve ordered a special meal’.

A quick chat with the cabin supervisor and I was cleared to have cheese and ice-cream

The regular selection almost always has a cold seafood starter. The BTC vege dishes I’ve had so far have been ‘ok’. Nothing memorable.

I would book the cook for the main, and keep the regular meal - probably without the starter - if you want extras like dessert, cheese or ice cream!

 

[Fifi2207]

I very much doubt that Singapore Airlines serve vegetarians to their customers. That would be a little too … Middle Eastern. Or … Texan?

Middle Eastern or Texan? Eh….

 

[Fifi2207]

Vegetarian isn’t SQ’s forte in business class.

Despite multiple vegetarian options the western ones seem to default to vegan. I chose lacto-ovo but got vegan, complete with the dry wholemeal bread roll in a cellphone wrapper, margarine, and no cheese. Dessert was a single banana,

I asked for some cheese and ice-cream from the regular menu - ‘if you have any left’ - which was met with a ‘no, we can’t serve you that because you’ve ordered a special meal’.

A quick chat with the cabin supervisor and I was cleared to have cheese and ice-cream

The regular selection almost always has a cold seafood starter. The BTC vege dishes I’ve had so far have been ‘ok’. Nothing memorable.

I would book the cook for the main, and keep the regular meal - probably without the starter - if you want extras like dessert, cheese or ice cream!

I think you have just confirmed our thoughts! We had same experience on Emirates - you’ve ordered special meal ( an unappetising pasta dish) we have nothing for vegetarians if you haven’t ordered …. Cabin supervisor found us a delicious staff meal!

 

[Forg]

Middle Eastern or Texan? Eh….

Yeah I doubt they’d feed a vegetarian to eager customers elsewhere in the world.

 

[Fifi2207]

Vegetarian isn’t SQ’s forte in business class.

Despite multiple vegetarian options the western ones seem to default to vegan. I chose lacto-ovo but got vegan, complete with the dry wholemeal bread roll in a cellphone wrapper, margarine, and no cheese. Dessert was a single banana,

I asked for some cheese and ice-cream from the regular menu - ‘if you have any left’ - which was met with a ‘no, we can’t serve you that because you’ve ordered a special meal’.

A quick chat with the cabin supervisor and I was cleared to have cheese and ice-cream

The regular selection almost always has a cold seafood starter. The BTC vege dishes I’ve had so far have been ‘ok’. Nothing memorable.

I would book the cook for the main, and keep the regular meal - probably without the starter - if you want extras like dessert, cheese or ice cream!

Banana

Yeah I doubt they’d feed a vegetarian to eager customers elsewhere in the world.

i agree, Singaporeans are far too polite