Upper Class Freedom Menu

Flying UCS this month. Can anyone scan in a copy of a recent menu. I just wanted to get an idea of what they offer on the freedom menu. Also, is the menu at the clubhouse the same or is it different?

Hi cryptkeeper,

The clubhouse menu is different from what you get on board.

In the morning ( before 11am I think) you get a continental buffet with a choice cereal, fruit, smoothies, pastries. You can also order cooked food from the kitchen ( choice of three or four dishes I think).

One of the choices at the LHR in April was American Sweet pancakes ( yummy).


General selection on Freedom;
Salad
Soup
1 meat dish
1 fish dish
2 other choices I think
Cheese
2 choices of desert

Nibbles at the bar during the flight

Afternoon tea includes sandwiches and scones plus other good stuff.


Regards

TBS

quote:Originally posted by CryptKeeper
Flying UCS this month.

Hi CryptKeeper,

I'd like to thank you for asking all the right questions (here and over on FlyerTalk) - I'll also be flying in UCS from Tokyo for the first time next month (normally travel in Economy or PE) and seem to be going through exactly the same set of questions in my head as you, but just a little later.

I hope you will write a trip report, especially about what the UCS are like on the 346. I hope you enjoy Japan.

Nick

I also recall a choice of breads & sandwiches (in flight)!!
Yummy;)

I've only had breakfast in the clubhouse as I fly mostly to mco..

Last time (in the clubhouse) I had this great scrambled egg with chives and bacon on toast

If you fly a red-eye you also get a breakfast choice in flight (bacon sandwich, full english.. pasteries cereal etc)

Also If you can "mix and match" different types of meal. For example when I last flew UC we didn't like the look of the soup for starters on the dinner menu so we had a couple of bacon rolls from the breakfast menu instead!! Damn it I am just too northern for my own good:)

Code: Select allDamn it I am just too northern for my own good

Surely it isn't possible to be too northern:D

If you are northern, then you can be never too northern. Still if you are from the south then I am sure even the slightest northerness is too much:D

One of my friends described me as 'not a real northerner', meaning it as a compliment. To me, 'not northern' meant 'southern', which as a born and bred Yorkshire woman (albeit currently reident in Bristol) I wasn't happy about!

[Decker]

Know what you mean - when one of my friends describes me as a "soft southern s***e" I have to point out that whilst I may have gone partially native the Wirral is still further North than Nottingham

On my last flight in June on the LGWMCO route I didn't like ANYTHING they had on the UC menu (fussy...and told that by the IFS!!), so I had an economy meal that they put on a plate for me:D:D

Matt

[mitchja]

I'm still waiting for Krispy Kreme doughnuts to appear on the Freedom menu.......Mmmmmmmmm


Regards

They've just opened a Krispy Kreme outlet in Canary Wharf. There's going to be a lot of bankers putting on some weight over here...

quote:I'm still waiting for Krispy Kreme doughnuts to appear on the Freedom menu

Just so long as they have plenty of defibrillators on board. I swear I can feel my arteries hardening when I eat one of those!

[mitchja]

quote:Originally posted by HelenF

quote:I'm still waiting for Krispy Kreme doughnuts to appear on the Freedom menu

Just so long as they have plenty of defibrillators on board. I swear I can feel my arteries hardening when I eat one of those!

true - but hey, there's always that long walk from the gate to arrivals at LHR to work off that excess

Regards

quote:true - but hey, there's always that long walk from the gate to arrivals at LHR to work off that excess

Yep, sometimes I think strategically placed stores of Kendal Mint Cake wouldn't go amiss at LHR, just to keep the blood sugar up.

quote:Originally posted by HelenF
Surely it isn't possible to be too northern:D

As an exiled Yorkshireman living in Reading, I can confirm that this is not possible

Cheers

Michael

quote:Originally posted by csparker
They've just opened a Krispy Kreme outlet in Canary Wharf.

Wherer about? I live near the wharf! hmm doughnuts;)

Jonathan

It's opposite the ITSU kiosk. I've attached a map

http://www.krispykreme.com/images/canarywharf.jpg

Alex

quote:Originally posted by mitchja
I'm still waiting for Krispy Kreme doughnuts to appear on the Freedom menu.......Mmmmmmmmm


Regards

sorry to be a bit thick what is a Krispy Kreme doughnut?

perhaps its because i am a bit of a northener
(difficult decsion as i live in nottingham it is not real north but just in the middle but i would hate to be thought of as a toffee nosed southener)

steve

quote:Originally posted by arfortune
Jonathan

It's opposite the ITSU kiosk. I've attached a map

http://www.krispykreme.com/images/canarywharf.jpg

Alex

ahh where that food place used to be the fancy takeout one..

I saw KrispyKreme donuts in EWR and thought Id try them. I must admit after all the hype that Id read, they werent that special!!! Now Dunkin' Donuts is an entirely different matter.......

here we go i will betray my real northern roots

i like morrisons doughnuts are they like them ?

steve

Kind of.

Take the custard ones (if they do them- Asda do) make em about 1.5 times bigger, pour chocolate or some flavour icing over the top and your pretty darned close [:p]

Helen

I also come from Gods Country. Unfortunately I've had to leave Yorkshire to live in Manchester. Dont understand these fancy foods. Much prefer to have beef dripping rolls

Paul

with a side order of pork scratchings?
now that sounds like a fredom menu you would get if easy jet did uc
steve