Sojournpussy: The Food Review - Qatar Air & Air Asia

The Food Review:
Qatar Air & Air Asia
By Salina Christmas

For about BHT50, you can get a meal of nasi lemak with sambal and boiled spinach, a cup of hot chocolate and a cup of instant noodle on Air Asia.

That may sound pretty basic but for a budget airline meal, this Air Asia lunch set wasn't bad at all. The lunch was tasty, and more importantly, hot (Asians don't like cold foods, unless they are desserts) and it suit the budget of the economy class traveller.

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