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> I still prefer their attempt to be somewhat more appealing than Subway/Burger King/Dunkin Donuts/whatever other garbage tier food option used to be in the same spot

In my experience Subway has a 100% hit rate of being better than a $26 airport hash brown, egg and bacon muffin, and small coffee.

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I recall some very decent by airport standards Japanese inspired food in Singapore's airport.

Fast food chains are normally the way to go for minimizing the downside risk though.

Singapore's airport is ridiculous (I mean that in a good way). They have a movie theater. They have a swimming pool with pool side bar. A ton of other random a attractions

https://www.changiairport.com/en/discover/attractions.html#/...

And good food choices, over 150 of them.

https://www.changiairport.com/en/dine/dining-directory.html#...

True, but is that tuna sandwich really tuna?

If it tastes good I couldn't care less what it's made of.

As someone who has been to Britain airport (and hopes not to return), I am offended. Best sandwich I've ever eaten.

I don’t understand what you are saying, does Britain have the best or worst sandwich?

Which Britain airport?

I think they're saying that the best sandwich they ever had was in an airport in Britain that was not managed by a company like the one described earlier in the thread.

EDIT: after rereading GP's comment, I think they're saying that the airport _was_ managed by such a company, and they loved the food from it (as opposed to Subway etc.)

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