Wanderlust Travel Magazine (UK)

ONBOARD CUISINE

When it comes to satisfying the demands of your stomach, the sky’s the limit thanks to Singapore Airlines’ authentic fine-dining approach to its mile-high dishes

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Singapore Airlines is taking its dining to new heights – quite literally. Passengers can now look forward to a fine-dining experience at high altitude, offering an authentic taste of Singapore in the sky. With a wide array of mouthwater­ing choices, what better way to prepare for your adventure?

SILVER SERVICE

Singapore Airlines’ menu has been carefully curated by a team of chefs, taking in a range of internatio­nal influences. Which means you can sit back and relax, safe in the knowledge that the cabin crew are committed to delivering a dining experience to tempt even the most global of palates.

Not sure whether to feast on the Singaporea­n laksa or the braised beef and mushroom ragu? You can rely on the knowledge of the cabin crew, who will attend to your every need, ensuring all dietary requiremen­ts are catered to while offering a fine-dining experience at 30,000 feet.

CULINARY SHOWCASE Internatio­nal flavours

With cuisine inspired by the airlines’ ‘Internatio­nal Culinary Panel’ of worldclass chefs – Georges Blanc, Matt Moran, Sanjeev Kapoor, Yoshihiro Murata and Zhu Jun – Singapore Airlines’ hand-crafted dishes draw their inspiratio­n from every corner of the globe.

Inspired by their travels, the celebrated chefs behind this menu – from China, Japan, India, France and Australia – are constantly creating new dishes and reinventin­g what is on offer, so you can look forward to fresh choices every time you fly. What’s more, each dish is packed with seasonal ingredient­s and carefully curated and adjusted to be enjoyed at high altitude, when our taste buds

undergo changes due to air pressure. What better way to start your trip?

Singapore staples

When it comes to celebratin­g Singaporea­n flavours, look no further than the in-flight menu. With a plethora of dishes to choose from – think gravy-rich mee siam (spicy vermicelli) and congee with a pork ball and century egg – you can enjoy a taste of Singapore before you touch down. Flying in Business Class or First Class? Look forward to a selection of bites inspired by Singapore’s hawker markets. This includes hokkien mee, a stir-fried noodle dish said to have roots in post-war Singapore, when the Hokkien sailors who worked at the factories would gather on Rochor Road to fry noodles over charcoal stoves.

CHOOSE YOUR MEALS BEFORE YOU BOARD

Build anticipati­on for your journey before you even set foot on the plane with Singapore Airlines’ unique ‘Book the Cook’ service, available for those travelling in Premium Economy, Business Class, First Class and Suites. Choose from a wide range of dishes, inspired by Michelin-starred chefs, up to 24 hours before your flight. The menu features global flavours and authentic Singaporea­n staples, from seafood hor fun noodles to char siew mee (Chinese-style barbecued pork). Then just sit back and relax, safe in the knowledge that you will soon have a feast at 30,000 feet.

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In-flight flavours (this page; top to bottom) Meal times on a Singapore Airlines flight deliver inventive dining in the sky; Singapore Airlines’ menus are the brainchild of its ‘Internatio­nal Culinary Panel’
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Grilled Angus beef fillet is on Singapore Airlines’ Business Class menu; a panel of experts have created a wine list to complement the menu; the Book the Cook service offers dishes like mee siam
Curated cuisine (this page; clockwise from top left) Grilled Angus beef fillet is on Singapore Airlines’ Business Class menu; a panel of experts have created a wine list to complement the menu; the Book the Cook service offers dishes like mee siam

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