ANA In-Flight Meals (Tokyo to Los Angeles) - New Year's Japan Travel Day 9

     My husband and I traveled Japan during New Year's holidays. As I mentioned in my previous entry, after having coffee at Doutor Coffee in Fukuoka Airport, we flew to Tokyo from Fukuoka. Then, we finally got on an airplane, ANA B777-300, to fly back to Los Angeles.


In-Flight Meal (from Tokyo Haneda to Los Angeles)
     ANA, All Nippon Airways, is a Japanese airline, so I really enjoyed Japanese meals and drinks during the flight. All of them I had in the airplane was very delicious! :) 

Rice Crackers

       They served the small quantity of Japanese rice crackers. There were many kinds of rice crackers in it. I love rice crackers wrapped with nori, which is called nori maki arare (海苔巻あられ) in Japan.

      We don't usually drink alcohol but enjoyed Japanese beer, Suntory The Premium Malt's (サントリー ザ・プレミアム モルツ) and Asahi Super Dry (アサヒ スーパードライ).

The First In-Flight Meal (Lunch / Dinner)

              I didn't expect that in-flight meals for the economy class were good, but I actually was impressed at ANA in-flight meals (Tokyo to Los Angeles)! After this travel, I also read a Japanese article about Japanese airlines' in-flight meals. ANA and JAL are trying to improve their in-flight meals. Their in-flight meals from Japan taste great! However, ANA in-flight meals from LAX weren't so good to me.

ANA Economy Class In-Flight Meal (Snow Crab Meat and Seafood Over Steamed Rice)

        I thought that this seafood rice bowl tasted as good as a Japanese high-end bento which Japanese department stores (depachika) sell. I really loved it.

Soup

ANA Economy Class In-Flight Meal (ANA Original Chicken Curry and Steamed Rice)

        Their chicken curry was also delicious!

Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream

     They also served a small cup of Haagen-Dazs ice cream! :)




The Second In-Flight Meal (Breakfast)

ANA Economy Class In-Flight Meal (Sockeye Salmon Flakes and Shreded Egg Crape Over Steamed Rice)

      This salmon flakes bowl is called sansyoku don (三色丼) in Japan. Sanshoku don means three (三) colors (色) of ingredients over steamed rice (丼). This sansyoku don was also so delicious! 

ANA Economy Class In-Flight Meal (Pancake and Poacked Egg)

       I thought these pancakes were nothing special. They were slightly sweet and good. :)

        After a long flight, we finally arrived at Los Angeles International Airport in the morning on January 4. I cannot believe that it's been already 9 months since I came back from Japan! 


These are my New Year's Japan travel (2017 - 2018) entries.

Japan Haul
■ 2 Convenience Store Skincare Products I Got in Japan

■13 Best Japanese Products I Purchased on Amazon Japan! - Beauty, Kitchen and Stationery Items

■13 Muji Products I Purchased in Japan - Muji Haul

■14 Best Japanese Beauty Products I Purchased in Japan - Drugstore, Discount Store, Daiso and Loft Haul

■8 Japanese Snacks and Candies I Purchased in Japan - Japan Haul


Hotel Room Tour & Review
■Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia Gai - Tokyo, Japan

■Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo Hamamatsucho - Tokyo, Japan


Day 1
■Star Wars ANA Jet B777-300 & In-Flight Meals


Day 2
■Bic Camera at Haneda Airport Tax Free Service

■What I Ate at Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal

■Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho

■Shopping at Don Quijote Ginza and Japanese Vending Machines

■Amazon Japan Convenience Store Pickup at Lawson

■Japanese Convenience Store Meals


Day 3
■Having A Complete Medical Checkup, Ningen Doc, in Japan

■How to Purchase Fresh Coffee at 7-Eleven Convenience Store in Japan

■How to Purchase Japanese Affordable Eyeglasses at JINS

■How to Order Gyudon, Japanese Beef Bowl, at Matsuya

■Shopping Around Ikebukuro, Tokyo

■Seijo Ishii, A High-End Japanese Supermarket

■Find Delicious Foods at Depachika, Must Go to Place in Japan


Day 4
■Walking to Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market

■What I Ate at Tenfusa, A Tempura Restaurant in Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market

■Walking Around Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market

■What I Ate in Asakusa, Tokyo

■Senso-ji, An Ancient Buddhist Temple in Asakusa

■Belgian Chocolate Soft Serve at Mini Stop Convenience Store

■Tokyo Skytree

■3 Stores You Should Visit at Tokyo Solamachi, Shopping at Tokyo Skytree Mall

■Ringer Hut, Nagasaki Champon Restaurant


Day 5
■Nakau, Affordable Japanese Beef Bowl Restaurant

■Shopping at Muji Yurakucho

■Café & Meal MUJI

■Walking from Ginza to Shinbashi

■Tsukiji Sushiko in Shinbashi, Tokyo


Day 6
■6 Facts about Kokyo Gaien Jogging Course

■Yakitori Ichi-Dori, Japanese Yakitori Restaurant

■Beautiful Night View of Tokyo Station

■Tokyo Tower

■3 Best Places to Photograph Tokyo Tower

■Nakau, Japanese Gyudon Restaurant


Day 7
■What I Purchased at Tokyo Haneda Airport

■Driving A Rental Car in Japan, 6 Things You Should Know Before Driving in Japan

■Starbucks in Fukuoka, Japan! I Finally Found Starbucks You Are Here Mugs There!

■5 Best Delicious Souvenirs from Fukuoka

■A Huge Box of Tabinoyado


Day 8
■Shopping Local Foods

■Shopping at Discount Store and Supermarket

■Otokomae Tofuten, Everyone Should Try!

■Basashi, Raw Horse Meat, & Family Reunions


Day 9
■Fukubukuro, Japan's Lucky Shopping Bag

■Doutor Coffee

■ANA In-Flight Meals (Tokyo to Los Angeles)





      These are also my entries you might like.

♥What You Should Take to Japan - Japan Travel Tip

♥Top 3 Japanese Powder Sunscreens  

♥3 Best Japanese Sunscreen Products to Try This Summer

♥3 Best Japanese Eye Creams Won Beauty Award This Year

♥3 Best Facial Sheet Masks Loved in Japan This Yea

♥7 Best Japanese Beauty Products Hall of Fame 

♥Top 5 Life-Changing Japanese Beauty Products  

♥5 Best Japanese Facial Lotion (Toner), Kesyou-sui


     My entries related to Tokyo can be seen here. 

     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 
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     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

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