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Avons_ nous droit à des plateaux repas aussi copieux pour un vol Paris_Hanoi ou Paris _HCMv ? L'auteur parle de de HCMv _Melbourne. Comme il dit ,cela nous change du plateau habituel : oeuf brouillé accompagné de saucisses et légumes cuites ou plus radin confiture beurre,croissant et biscottes.
Vietnam Airlines: Where Breakfast is Not Really Breakfast

Where: Vietnam
June 26, 2013 at 10:03 AM | by jetflyboy | Comments (0)


A few months ago, we reviewed our experience on Vietnam Airlines international business class service. While we were left pleasantly surprised, not to mention utterly and completely stuffed with delicious food, we overlooked one quirk of the entire experience.
Our flight was an overnight from Ho Chi Minh City to Melbourne that featured two meal services, the first of which was a proper dinner service with cocktails and petit-fours. The second was breakfast right before landing on the red-eye.
This particular Jaunted contributor prefers to take advantage of the local meal options when flying to a foreign country and opted for the Asian selection of spicy pork and bok choy over a bed of noodles. The breakfast was a true departure from the typical scrambled eggs, sausage and veggies leaving us pretty satisfied with our choice, since eggs rarely come out edible on airplanes.
Accompanied by a bowl of tropical fruit, yogurt dotted with strawberry-compote 'hearts' and a croissant, we weren't left hungry for our arrival. For future flights, we wouldn't hesitate ordering anything chili-spiked that early in the morning.
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Bonjour,

Je viens encore d'emprunter la ligne Hanoi-Paris au début de ce mois : Pour un appétit normal, je considère qu'en classe économique nous sommes quand même nourris convenablement - Il y a toujours deux plats principaux au choix, l'un occidental, l'autre vietnamien - Je dirais que depuis un an ou un an et demi les proportions se sont peut-être un peu réduites, et la variété est moindre,.... mais le prix du billet n'a pas augmenté.... on peut donc en déduire que nous avons été respectés.

Même au petit déjeuner, nous n'avons pas que le sempiternel croissant: s'y adjoignent yaourt, confiture, soit oeufs brouillés, ou à la vietnamienne mi xao aux crevettes.... - non rien à dire - bon, par contre le petit morceau de fromage des repas principaux me semble avoir disparu, mais il y a toujours des fruits frais, généralement pastèque, melon d'eau, tout ça murs .

Cordialement - Tac Kè

Les blindés étaient de sortie comme au Caire ! Mais pour la bonne cause.
Les pluies diluviennes d'hier ayant causé des inondations rendant la circulation difficile,l'armée a dépêché trois auto blindées pour les candidats qui n'ont pas pu se rendre dans les universités pour passer les tests d'évaluation.



Have you ever seen the military get involved in a college admission exam? If the answer is no, your first experience should be here in Vietnam, where three armored vehicles were deployed Wednesday to transport candidates and their relatives to exam centers in a northern province to finalize their registration.

Heavy rain yesterday caused floods in many parts of Thai Nguyen Province, thus blocking the way to the centers, where applicants heading to college this year were required to carry out last-minute formalities for their tests on Thursday and Friday.
Colonel Do Dai Phong, Chief of Staff of the Thai Nguyen Command, told Tuoi Tre that almost 100 soldiers were also mobilized to help bring candidates to the centers on time, as many streets were submerged by up to 1 meter of water.
The deployment had been planned in advance in order to help college aspirants through any unexpected traffic problems, Col. Phong said.
Over 500 candidates and their relatives were successfully transported to the expected destinations within three hours on Wednesday morning, he said.
Every year local applicants must pass standardized tests prepared by the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training to gain admission to college.
They are required to take the tests on a set of three subjects chosen from math, physics, chemistry, literature, history, geography, biology, and foreign languages to be admitted to the school of their choice.
The 2013 exams are slated for July 4 and 5 or July 9 and 10, depending on each candidate’s major.