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European Railroad Discussion > Dining on Transport for WalesDate: 04/07/24 04:25 Dining on Transport for Wales Author: 86235 These are the menus on TfW's premier services between Holyhead / Manchester and Cardiff / Swansea. A more limited buffet car service, with some meal options, is provided at weekends. There are two lunch & dinner menus, they alternate week on week.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/24 10:10 by 86235. ![]() ![]() ![]() Date: 04/07/24 12:51 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: railstiesballast It is fun to see some passenger operators actually trying to have good customer service.
(This is a hint of what I think of current Amtrak USA.) Date: 04/07/24 13:03 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: jcaestecker Looks delectable and my mouth is watering. Please describe to us yanks what Courgette and Balti are.
Thanks for posting, -John Date: 04/07/24 13:07 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: 86235 jcaestecker Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks delectable and my mouth is watering. > Please describe to us yanks what Courgette and > Balti are. > > Thanks for posting, > > -John A Balti is an Anglo/Indian dish which originated in Birmingham Our courgette is your zucchini Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/07/24 13:08 by 86235. Date: 04/07/24 17:19 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: dwatry Wow! Beats the Amtrak menu hands-down!
Date: 04/07/24 17:28 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: ts1457 Maybe its a cultural thing, but finding a description for black pudding, I doubt that I could even try tasting the stuff.
Anyone here crave that item? Other than that, the menu looks pretty damn good. Date: 04/08/24 09:22 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: PHall ts1457 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe its a cultural thing, but finding a > description for black pudding, I doubt that I > could even try tasting the stuff. > If you knew what is in your breakfast sausage you probably wouldn't eat that too. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Date: 04/08/24 09:42 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: ts1457 PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > If you knew what is in your breakfast sausage you > probably wouldn't eat that too. > Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Point taken. I've have reduced the amount of my sausage consumption, as well as my consumption of chicken nuggets, another questionable food. Date: 04/08/24 09:49 Re: Dining on Transport for Wales Author: jgilmore ts1457 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- as well as my consumption of chicken > nuggets, another questionable food. Awww, parts is parts, and sooo tasty too. At least you can eat more than half of a 20 piece nowadays instead of chucking half of it after biting into 'em... JG |