Flying with SQ: SIN-HCM, HCM-SIN

As I'm typing this post I'm already looking forward to my next trip... next week! Maybe I'm just trying to psyche myself up because the work has been going on no-end, but well, enjoy myself while I am at it right. Being in the driver's seat can be exciting stuff, even more so when you're sitting behind the flag with the crescent and stars and knowing what you do can make a difference.


Food, of course, keeps the energy up. I can't say the food onboard SQ is the most satisfying I had, but it would do to keep me occupied for some time. I hear food on long-haul flights are way better, and judging from what I've been having so far I'm inclined to believe that too. Guess I will leave it to my Citibank PremierMiles Card to take me places next year, I know I'm nicely on track for a good ticket or two :)


Stir-Fried Noodles with Chicken


The Stir-Fried Noodles with Chicken was quite unappetising, but I finished it up all the same because I was quite hungry. Probably too much salt, even MSG, in the thick, sweet sauce. At least the pandan-kaya cake made up for the otherwise terribly disappointing main course.


Sausage with Omelette


If noodles don't work for you , perhaps you would like some Sausage with Omelette then. It looks too simple if you ask me, and I doubt it would have filled me up one bit.

Fried Rice with Fried Fish Fillet


Lunch was a much better affair as compared to brunch. The Fried Rice with Fried Fish Fillet was pretty decent stuff, with a discernible flavour and aroma to it. I must qualify though that I have simple, easy-to-please tastebuds, so if you're frowning at my satisfaction with in-flight food, well just know where I'm coming from. It would be silly walking into an airplane and expecting gourmet-standard fare anyway.

Pictures taken with the iPhone 4.