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All Meals Served on Board Air Arabia Is Halal Egg Omlette 15 AED All Meals served on board Air Arabia is Halal Egg Omlette 15 AED Egg and Mushroom Foul Madamas 10 AED Served with sausage, tomato & Wrap 14 AED Served with arabic bread potato cubes Soft wrap stuffed with Sautéed Mushrooms mixed with Creamy Scrambled eggs Idli 12 AED Keema Paratha 20 AED Masala Dosa 12 AED Steamed rice cake with chutney Keema Paratha Masala Dosa Uppuma 10 AED Asian Treats 18 AED Assorted Nuts and Dried Uppuma Desi Munch Bombay Mix 20g, Fruits 8 AED Mr Krisps Chips 15g, Cardamom Premium selection of nuts and with Dates Muffin 45g, Prime dried fruits Nuts Cashew 20g, Chocolate Cream Biscui Desi Munch 5 AED Fresh Fruit Salad 14 AED Mixed Salad 11 AED Various Indian flavored light Freshly diced fruits (melon, A mix of green lettuce, rocket snacks watermelon, pineapple, kiwi, leaves, cucumber, cherry grapes topped with fresh mint tomatoes, black olives, sweet leaves corn and capsicum Noodle Cup 9 AED Oriental Treats 18 AED Pringles 7 AED A selection of tasty cup noodles Sun bites Bread Bites 23g, Prime Various flavours of Potato Crisps for an easy hot snack Nuts Salted Almonds 20g, Maamoul 20g, Sultana Raisin 35g, Pound Cake with Vanilla Cream 60g Chicken Club Chicken Nashif Wrap 14 AED Halloumi Cheese Sandwich 14 AED Tender Chicken Breast with Sandwich 14 AED Sliced marinated chicken breast vegetables, Cheddar Cheese and Grilled Halloumi cheese served served with Caesar dressing, Masala Sauce served in tortilla in soft bread with creamy tomato, iceberg and parmesan bread dressing and vegetables cheese Smoked Turkey Three cheese Vegetable Fajita Cheese 14 AED sandwich 14 AED Fatayer 14 AED Layered smoked turkey and Fresh sliced bread sandwich with Mixed Vegetable Fajita served emmental cheese with lettuce in three kinds of Swiss cheese on a hot made fatayer roll a home baked croissant Beef Escalope with Tomato Beef Kabsa 22 AED Beef Kebab with vermicelli sauce 22 AED Marinated Beef Tenderloin Rice 22 AED Tender breaded beef loin served served with oriental flavored rice Grilled beef Kebab served with with tomato sauce and herbs and vegetables vermicelli rice and flavored mashed potato. tomato sauce. Beef Lasagna 22 AED Beef Ouzi 22 AED Beef Stroganoff with Mashed Tender meat beef slowly cooked slowly cooked rice with oriental Potato 20 AED with herbs tomato sauce served spices served with tender beef Tender beef strips served with with pasta and topped with stripes and fresh vegetables. mashed potato, peas and carrots creamy white sauce and parmesan chee Chicken Biryani 22 AED Chicken Makbousa 18 AED Chinese Chicken Fried A traditional tender chicken Marinated Chicken Breast served Rice 22 AED biryani served with flavored with oriental flavored rice Chinese Chicken Fried Rice basmati rice and accompanied with a portion of Raita (yoghurt) Grilled Chicken Breast with Lamb Goulash 26 AED Navarathna korma with jeera Risotto 26 AED Fresh vegetables cooked with rice 20 AED Marinated Grilled Chicken tender lamb meat served with Assorted vegetable cooked with breast served with creamy mashed potato. creamy sauce served with rice spinach risotto Pumpkin Curry 18 AED Spinach Cannelloni 22 AED Stuffed Kibbeh with Yoghurt Tender chicken breast slowly Slow cooked spinach leaves with Mint Sauce 18 AED cooked with creamy pumpkin creamy sauce served with pasta, Stuffed meat ball served with with south Indian spices. tomato sauce and shaved flavored mint yoghurt sauce parmesan cheese Stuffed chicken with Sweet and sour Vegetable Biryani 18 AED Mushrooms 22 AED chicken 20 AED A traditional fresh vegetable Tender chicken breast stuffed Tender chicken breast cooked in biryani in light masala sauce with sautéed herbs mushrooms oriental sauce served with served with basmati rice and served with mashed potato and Chinese fried rice. accompanied with a portion of ratatouille Raita Fruit Juices 7 AED Hot Drinks 7 AED Mineral Water 3 AED A selection of fresh fruit juices Selection of Hot Drinks 500ml Pure Mineral Water to enjoy at anytime (American Coffee, Arabic Coffee, Turkish Coffee, Cappucino, Hot Choclate and assortment of Tea flavor Red Bull Energy Soft Drinks 5 AED Chocolate 5 AED Drink 10 AED An assortment of carbonated Chocolate Bars An energy drink that vitalizes the drinks body and mind. Available in Regular and Sugarfree flavor. Date bars 2 AED Muffins 6 AED Nature valley 5 AED Soft biscuit stuffed with creamy Selection of fresh homemade Selection of flavoured granola dates Muffins (Chocolate, Almond & bars for a sweet, wholesome Blueberry) snack Oreo 5 AED Kids Meal 18 AED Oreo biscuit delicious to eat A selection of chocolate, chips, alone or with a hot drink cakes and a flavored milk plus a coloring book with crayons to keep your precious ones busy .
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