Chef Wan has created a menu that celebrates the rich of heritage of Malaysian cuisine. — Qatar Airways
Dining in the sky was once associated with mushy food or being served something that looked (and tasted) inedible. But now airlines – tired of being a punch line, no doubt – have upped their culinary game.
These days, it’s not uncommon to hear of partnerships between carriers and celebrity chefs or gourmet restaurateurs.
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