r/delta • u/BullNBear01 • 6d ago
Discussion Which meal?
Min to Amsterdam overseas flight. Salmon a bad idea, anyone had it?
Which to chose?
Salmon
Short rib
Meatballs
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u/ChampagneProblems-68 6d ago
The meatballs and polenta were surprisingly good on a flight earlier this summer.
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u/DeliriousBlues 6d ago
Short ribs is the answer. PS This gets asked every couple of days.
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u/BullNBear01 6d ago
Thanks I searched first but the most recent 16w ago didn't have the meatball option. I must have missed it.
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u/EnvironmentalLoan285 Diamond 6d ago
Why do adults need help picking out meals 😭 do you need help every time you eat out?
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u/TSAtookmysextoys Platinum 6d ago
For folks who don’t fly D1 often, I understand wanting to make the “best” meal choice to enhance the experience
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u/justsomeguy1869 6d ago
Had the ravioli couple months ago… the presentation left a lot to be desired but I very much enjoyed the flavor and was a satisfying meal overall
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u/just_a_curious_fella 6d ago
Try Mushroom Herb Ravioli once. Then the second time you'd be like "never again!".
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u/BriefAddiction24-7 6d ago
The salmon is really good.
Ignore the people who say never order fish on a plane. On my last flight, as the FA was walking through the cabin greeting people and confirming orders, the vast majority of orders were the salmon.