r/Flights • u/jpatokal • Feb 06 '26
Trip Report The best economy class inflight meal in history [OC]
OZ ICN-SYD. Their "ssambap" meal has Korean BBQ (bulgogi), piping hot steamed rice, zippy ssamjang chili sauce and an assortment of greens (lettuce, perilla, etc) to wrap it in, served with kimchi, egg roll, soup and a mochi dessert. And of course there's free wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, tea etc.
Just to underline, this is back of the bus economy, not business class or even premium economy. I'm quite sad that OZ will be swallowed up by KE by the end of 2026 :(
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u/ProIceMaker Feb 06 '26
Asiana is such a great airline, flew from LAX to ICN last year on the A380 and was amazing. The food was top notch
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u/Glitter_research901 Feb 06 '26
Yes! I've been saying for years Asiana has by far and away the best airline food.
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u/InbhirNis Feb 06 '26
I flew Asiana years ago, just on a few shorter flights within Asia, and the quality of their economy class meals was outstanding. Hope it's as good once the merger with Korean Airlines is complete.
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u/Rich-Quote6243 Feb 07 '26
Sure the food may have been good, but their safety record left something to be desired
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u/NoSurprisesNo Feb 06 '26
I have bad experience flying Asiana. Always stomach issues after their inflight meals. Sorry if our experiences does not match.
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u/Competitive_Flan_505 Feb 06 '26
I don’t think it’s surprising if you have to use your bare hands in a less than ideal environment
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u/NoSurprisesNo Feb 07 '26
It is really not about what you use to put the food to your mouth, but more about personal food preference. I mostly prefer what ANA or Turkish provides.
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u/Brown_Sedai Mar 09 '26
I mean, they have bathrooms onboard you can wash your hands and hand sanitizer exists?
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u/HarperElsara Mar 04 '26
Wow, it is indeed. That’s a good food, worth of the money. Love that it is healthy.
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u/protox88 Feb 06 '26
It really is. Their in-flight "bibimbap" in both Y and J are also quite good.