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Nobu hits new heights

Travel News Asia Date: 1 June 2001

Do you want to feel that you’ve arrived and always be guaranteed a table at the hottest restaurant in the world? Now you can when you buy the hottest ticket in town - a British Airways flight to Tokyo.

Passengers on British Airways double daily flights between Heathrow and Tokyo can now feast on Nobu’s innovative Japanese cooking at 35,000 ft.

In an exclusive link-up Nobu’s Executive Head Chef, Mark Edwards will be creating the award-winning restaurant’s dishes for British Airways’ First and Club World passengers.

The menu will mirror the style of cooking that Nobu is renowned for - simplicity, freshness and quality.

The new menus will feature dishes such as Balik Salmon Tartare with Wasabi Soy, Balsamic Teriyaki Beef, Chicken Anticucho with steamed Japanese rice and Chocolate Bento Box with Green Tea Ice Cream.

Not only will the new dishes reflect the restaurant style, so will the tableware. Slate canape plates, frosted blue glass dishes and sake sets will complete the Nobu experience.

Tony King, British Airways Head of Catering said:

“We are delighted to be able to offer our passengers’ dishes from the world’s leading restaurant. Nobu is renowned for its innovative ‘new style’ Japanese cuisine - which fits perfectly with British Airways groundbreaking products and service style.

“Passengers can now expect to experience the sort of dishes and service on our flights that they would expect in the best restaurants on the ground.”

Mark Edwards, the Head Chef at Nobu, is a key member of British Airways’ Culinary Council, which includes leading chefs and food industry figures. The Council has been created to shape and develop the airlines’ menus and service style to reflect modern restaurant trends.

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