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Qatar Airways Q Suites Melbourne to London part 2 – food and drink, entertainment and amenity kits

  • 19/06/2022
  • Michele

This is the second part of the Qatar Airways Q Suites review. You can find part one here. 

In this post:

  • Food and drink
      •  
  • Entertainment
      •  
  • Amenities
  • How can I book Qsuite, how much is it and how can I use Avios to book?
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  • Which aircraft and routes feature Qsuite?
  • Conclusion
        • Like our Qatar Airways Q Suites review? You can read more flight reviews here. 

Food and drink

Qatar Qsuite Cheese Platter2
My cheese platter (and port!)
Qatar Qsuite Dumplings
Veggie dumplings
Qatar Qsuite Dessert
Flourless chocolate cake – divine

A selection of champagne was offered almost immediately (either the classic or a rosé), once I stowed my bags and got comfortable in my suite. I was also brought a small bowl of warm nuts, which were really delicious (I ate them all) along with the choice of a warm or cold towel. 

I opted for the classic champagne, which was lovely, and then proceeded to eagerly peruse both the food & drink menus (isn’t that one of the best parts!?). In Qsuite, you are able to pre-select your meals at the beginning of your flight, as well as decide what time you want to eat. As my first outbound flight departed at 10pm, although my greedy eyes wanted to order about six different dishes, I opted for the ‘Classic Arabic Mezze’ as I had eaten at the airport only a few hours earlier, and also requested the scrambled eggs for breakfast.

Both were delicious, and served with full crockery and cutlery, napkins and condiments, as well as some fresh water and even an electric candle lantern, which I felt was a nice touch. My hostess even snagged me some extra pitas for my mezze platter when I ran out (happens every time), made sure my drink was always topped up and even closed my window for me when I dozed off. Throughout my other flights, I decided on ‘afternoon tea’, ‘pan-fried potato gnocchi with sautéed cavolo nero’, the ‘cheese plate’ (I actually had this one twice, perfect with the Port), ‘tofu and vegetable dumplings with miso goma sauce’, ‘wok-fried vegetable fried rice with charcoal grilled chicken’, the ‘flourless chocolate cake with Chantilly cream’…and i’m going to stop there before I embarrass myself (hey – they are long flights!). Everything I tried tasted fresh, was served at the right temperature and was thoroughly enjoyed.

Qatar Qsuite Dips
The classic Arabic mezze
Qatar Qsuite Amenities Shelf
My welcome champagne
Omelette with avocado toast
Omelette with avocado toast

All the meals were brought out at the correct time too, which was fantastic, and it was great to see a range of different dietary options, including vegan and gluten-free. 

My only gripe was some of the menu options didn’t really match up with the timing of the flight. In particular, my return flight from London to Doha departed at 9am and didn’t offer any breakfast options. As I had left my hotel before 5am, spent a long time checking in and then making a mad dash to the gate, I had garnered quite the appetite for a good brekky! Unfortunately, I had to make do with the bread basket. 

Qatar Airways Q Suites Ala Carte Menu
Light Options
Some menu examples from across my flights
Some menu examples from across my flights
QatarQsuiteMenu

Hot tip: some menu items do ‘sell out’, so if there is something you are really keen to try make sure you book it in at the beginning. Although it doesn’t happen often, with such a large menu it is hard to know exactly which dishes (and drinks) will be popular and which ones won’t. 

The drinks menu was also a treat, with something for everyone; some cocktails (and mocktails), a range of tea and coffee options, juice, soft drink, beer, high-end spirits and a rotating range of fine wines from across the globe. I personally tried some lovely French Grand Cru Classe Pauillac, a 20 year old Dow’s Portugese tawny port (more than once, mmm), a Chilean Sauvignon Blanc and a Spanish Syrah. Oh, and the champagne (a Laurent-Perrier brut). 

Qatar Qsuite Menu Drinks
Qatar Qsuite Menu Beverages
Some examples from the drinks menu

 

Entertainment

Some of the entertainment available for June 2022 flights on ORYX One
Some of the entertainment available for June 2022 flights on ORYX One

Each Qsuite features a 22-inch touch screen tv, which can also be accessed by the retractable remote located near the seat controls. The screen is accessible from gate to gate (which I love). 

According to the airline, there is over 4000 hours of entertainment available on the Oryx One entertainment system, with a range of new-release Hollywood films, family-friendly options, Bollywood and Arabic collections, sitcoms, comedies, documentaries, sport and more, plus a wide variety of games (probably the most I have seen on any airline so far) and music, including pre-designed playlists. 

The variety changes month-to-month, and you can always check what is available before you fly. I love planning what I’m going to watch ahead of time, and use my flying time to catch up on the nonsense that generally isn’t tolerated at home (*cough* ‘Marry Me‘ feat. J Lo). One film I watched that I do recommend was ‘King Richard‘, which followed the Williams sisters and their tennis journey from childhood, as well as their eccentric and determined father (played by Will Smith).

As is usual with a Middle Eastern airline, a lot of the films are censored or changed. I don’t feel that it overly affected my experience but just something to be aware of, particularly if you prefer more violent films, or those that may feature excessive swearing for example. 

The media panel also comes with an all-access power port, with USB, HDMI and NFC capabilities. Guests who are Privilege Club members get an hour of free wi-fi, and after that it can be purchased for $10USD (or pre-purchased online for $8USD). Super wi-fi is available on Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 aircraft but will eventually be available across the network. 

 

Amenities

BRICS Travel Case Amenity Kit
BRICS Travel Case Amenity Kit
Diptyque 'Gift Box' Amenity Kit
Diptyque ‘Gift Box’ Amenity Kit
Diptyque Mens & Ladies Bags
Diptyque Mens & Ladies Bags

I love amenities – the design, the products, the fun-sized skincare and tiny toothpaste. Amenity kit standards seem to climb higher every year, and it’s no surprise that Qatar Airways have stepped up to the plate here too. 

During my journey I received three different types of kits. My Melbourne to Doha (and Doha to Melbourne) flights both featured the same kit: a selection of Diptyque products, encased in a specially designed ‘gift box’. Although slightly disappointing that it wasn’t packaged in a proper case or bag, the products inside were high quality and smelled lovely, and I suppose a cardboard box is a more environmentally friendly option. Inside the pack was a body lotion, face cream, lip balm and small EDT perfume, as well as an eye mask. 

My Doha to London flight provided me with the piece I was most excited about: the BRICS miniature travel bag, complete with Monte Vibiano skincare: an anti-aging moisturiser, hydrating facial mask and lip balm, as well as an eye-mask, socks and some ear plugs in a handy-dandy little case. 

However, my favourite would have to be the kit on the A380 from London back to Doha: a white Diptyque clutch-style bag (made from vegan leather, apparently!), complete with more Diptyque products, socks, an eye mask and ear plugs. I fully plan to re-use this bag on future nights out.

Hot tip: forgot to get someone a present while you were away? Gift them one of your Diptyque gift boxes – especially good for mother-in-laws, brother’s girlfriend etc. 

Laderach Swiss chocolate parting gift
Laderach Swiss chocolate parting gift

Also offered on each flight was a Qatar safety kit, containing sanitiser, gloves and a face mask, as well as a branded pillow (I didn’t keep that one), slippers and pyjamas, designed by London-based ‘The White Company’. Unfortunately, I didn’t grab these either, but have heard very good things. Finally, at the end of each flight we got a lovely box with two Laderach swiss chocolates. 

The cabin bathrooms also featured Diptyque hand lotion and a facial spray for guest use, and toothbrush/toothpaste and razor kits were available in the bathroom amenity drawers. 

Keep an eye out for our upcoming article which takes a look at the most unique airline gifts and amenity kits. 

 

How can I book Qsuite, how much is it and how can I use Avios to book?

Qatar Airways fly from four gateways in the UK to all major Australian cities, except for Darwin and Hobart. 

Window view of the Australian desert
Window view of the Australian desert

The cheapest business class flights I could find from the UK departed Manchester, and cost around £6000 return to Melbourne, with London departures bumping up the price a bit. Another option is flying from a nearby European city such as Amsterdam or Paris, where the price can differ quite significantly. There have also been some amazing sales out of Europe in the past few years, with Business Class return fares between Italy and Australia dipping as low as £3600. Although they are unlikely to get quite that cheap again, Qatar Airways often have specials running, so keep an eye out. Scandinavia has usually been the best source of cheap flights to Australia and New Zealand, so it’s worth a look at these airports too. 

The recent partnership with Avios is a game-changer! Members of either program can expect a direct 1:1 points exchange rate, as well as no fees, no minimum transfer amount or minimum balance. This makes it super easy to transfer built up Avios into your Qatar Airways Privilege Club account. Make sure you link your accounts first – you can do so via this page here. 

There is also currently an offer to earn up to 6,000 bonus Avios if you join the Privilege Club and & then book a flight on QR.com. Join Privilege Club by 31 December 2022 using the code PCEUR22 and travel by 31 July 2023 to earn the bonus Avios.

Collect 2,000 Avios in Economy Class and 4,000 Avios in Business or First Class, after your first flight as a member. Plus, book on qatarairways.com or the Qatar Airways mobile app, to earn an additional 2,000 Avios. You can find more details of the offer here. 

Members can choose to save their points to use on their next upgrade, or there is also a points + pay option. There is a handy calculator here which shows you how many points you need to travel between any two destinations: currently, you will need 180,000 points to travel return from Melbourne to London in Business Class.

For Cash + Avios options, passengers can opt to pay for up to 50% of the fare with points, and cash for the rest. This option provides savings on fares, as well as allowing members to still earn points on the cash portion of their fare. You can find out more here. 

 

Which aircraft and routes feature Qsuite?

QSuite is only currently available on A350 and B777 aircraft, meaning it only serves routes operated by these aircraft. Specifically, select Boeing 777-200LRs, 777-300ERs, Airbus A350-900s and all of Qatar Airways’ A350-1000s.

Most London flights are served by a B777, which has the Qsuite fitted. When booking via the website, you will be able to see which aircraft operate the route you are choosing, and have the option to select QSuite (if available). You should also be able to tell which aircraft features Qsuite by checking the seat map. If the seat map is showing a 1-2-1 cabin layout (with the window seats in a ‘staggered’ pattern), then that flight features Qsuite. 

 

Conclusion

I am now completely spoiled, and can never go back to flying long-haul in economy (my credit card is crying). 

A380 Qatar Airways Q Suites Business Class Seat
The A380 business class seat

In all honesty though, Qatar Airways Q Suites was by far the most enjoyable long-haul flying experience I have ever had. Never have I been so comfortable (or slept so much!) on a plane; the staff were fantastic, food was delicious and there is very little to fault on the Qsuite – it is a lovely product, and here’s hoping they expand it to their entire network soon (hint hint). Furthermore, the new partnership with Avios makes Qatar Airways an ideal option for flying long haul and snagging an upgrade – and considering the product on offer, prices are extremely reasonable.

My only reservations regarding Qatar Airways Q Suites is that it isn’t across all aircraft, meaning that you may end up spending time in regular Business Class unexpectedly due to an aircraft or schedule change etc. However, Qatar are one of the few airlines that will usually allow you to swap to a different flight to the same destination if your flight is swapped from a QSuite. 

Thanks for having me Qatar Airways, I’ll be back – hopefully sooner rather than later!

 

Have you already tried Qatar Airways Q Suites, or are you planning a long-haul trip in the near future? Let us know in the comments.

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25 comments
  1. John says:
    19/06/2022 at 8:06 am

    Too much of a puff-piece!

    1. Michele says:
      19/06/2022 at 8:46 am

      I think you have to put this in context. It was written by Jenna not me. This was her first time in business class and she’s a lot younger than me. And on Qatar in a QSuite which is one of the best business class products out there. Think back to the first time you flew business class and how amazing it was? Also Jenna’s natural style is to be enthusiastic when she writes. As seasoned travellers we forget what it’s like for someone that has never experienced the things we have.

      If it been me I’d have agreed with you but I think it’s a very valid opinion and also it’s good to remind ourselves how lucky we are to be able to fly business class and we should appreciate it.

    2. Simon says:
      19/06/2022 at 10:13 am

      I am a great fan of brevity when writing, but whilst your comment was very brief John, it wasn’t overly helpful and as Michele highlights, the review was delivered by an enthusiastic individual in Jenna (long may it continue!)….in life we need to be careful when providing negative feedback as we shouldn’t look to undermine, but rather support and coach; if you didn’t infer what you wanted from this review, maybe ask instead of criticize? I am about to holiday to Jakarta and will be flying with Qatar for the first time and so have been avidly scouring the internet for reviews, old and new, on what is currently received as the best airline in the world from what I have inferred. Having flown many times with Emirates, BA and Singapore in First and Business, I am looking forward to the experience and also to determine if I have made the best choice in ‘changing’ airline loyalty!

      1. Jenna Rank says:
        19/06/2022 at 12:30 pm

        Thank you Simon – I know brevity is definitely not my strong suit. It was very exciting for me to a) be flying again at all, and b) to be flying in the beautiful Qsuite. Hope you have a fantastic trip to Indonesia, and Qatar Airways are as fantastic for you as they were for me.

    3. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:42 pm

      Thanks for the comment John – I had a brilliant time in Qsuite. I’ll try to tone down the puff next time

  2. Iain says:
    19/06/2022 at 8:56 am

    Thank you for your report Jenna. You clearly got across the benefits of the Qsuite and your enthusiasm is a good reminder of how enjoyable it is to fly in style.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:38 pm

      Thanks Iain! Much much more enjoyable flying long-haul in business. I’m spoiled now though – will be very hard to go back to flying economy.

  3. Debbie Brooks says:
    19/06/2022 at 8:58 am

    I really enjoyed the detail- thank you. Jenna has mentioned the detail and in such a vibrant style

    1. Mike T says:
      19/06/2022 at 9:13 am

      Excellent review and always looking for Qatar bargains!!

      1. Jenna Rank says:
        19/06/2022 at 12:35 pm

        Thanks so much Mike 🙂

    2. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:36 pm

      Thanks so much Debbie, that is lovely of you to say. Very happy you enjoyed it

  4. Les says:
    19/06/2022 at 9:17 am

    I was about to buy f on emirates to Sydney but will consider Qsuites now instead.

    I actually enjoyed your enthusiasm for being in business for the first time. It took me back to my first time and that feeling you only get once.

    Very well written and certainly a bit of puff never hurt anybody!!

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:35 pm

      Thanks Les, it was a great way to experience business class for the first time! I hope I can try a few other airlines now. Which airline did you fly business class with for the first time?

  5. Graham Walsh says:
    19/06/2022 at 9:27 am

    I most likely have to go to Sydney in August for work. Cash pricing does seem very expensive even ex EU. However when you compare it to the crazy prices tl the US, it actually isn’t bad value when you compare it per mile or hour I guess. Just can’t justify £7k on a flight.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:32 pm

      Hopefully a special comes up for you Graham! And welcome (in advance) to Australia – it’s been a bit cold, but fingers crossed the weather turns it up for your visit.

  6. Duncan says:
    19/06/2022 at 9:27 am

    The last couple of years seem to have conditioned far too many of us the be miserable and dour, so it’s lovely to read a bright piece by someone who hasn’t become bitter and cynical about the whole flying game, and can still see the positives.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      19/06/2022 at 12:31 pm

      Thank you Duncan! Coming from Melbourne (the longest locked-down city in the world) I would have been excited to fly in the storage hold

  7. Supersub says:
    19/06/2022 at 1:45 pm

    A great review. The product is so far ahead of the competitors, the author’s enthusiasm is completely justified.

    I finally got to try Q Suite a few weeks ago, thanks to the generosity of BA Holidays. A positive Covid test meant we couldn’t fly back from Malaysia with BA via Singapore, so BAHols very kindly switched us to KUL-DOH and DOH-LHR on Qatar, both Q Suite flights.
    Fan flippin tastic.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      20/06/2022 at 2:02 am

      Oh that is such a lovely solution – that positive result can be so stressful. So glad you got it sorted, and that you were able to try Qsuite for yourselves!

  8. Ian says:
    19/06/2022 at 2:25 pm

    Great article. I will certainly consider using them.

    Keep them coming.

    Shame that you were not credited however.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      20/06/2022 at 2:03 am

      Thanks so much Ian, fingers crossed I have a lot more business-class (or even first – dare to dream) reviews coming. Appreciate your kind comment.

  9. Ian says:
    19/06/2022 at 5:14 pm

    It’s great to see your enthusiasm here Jenna. Far too many miserable people in the world today.

    Thanks to Qatar now using Avios, I’m flying with them to Vietnam early next year and have used a load of Avios to upgrade to business class. QSuites are scheduled on two of the four flights and I really can’t wait. Such a change from flying cattle class.

    1. Jenna Rank says:
      20/06/2022 at 2:05 am

      YAY Ian – you are going to love it. And Vietnam is such a fantastic country to visit, have you been before? You’re right – it’s a world away from flying in economy. Not sure I’ll be able to go back.

  10. Lloyd says:
    21/06/2022 at 12:27 am

    By coincidence I have spent all of today trying to find some award availability from Melbourne to Europe for my wife and me at any point between October and next May (so long as I could make it work with an outbound on Singapore Airlines). I found availability with SQ, but tried every European city that Qatar fly to to get home (from SYD, MEL and ADL) and found nothing! Seems award seats are thin on the ground at the moment.

  11. Scott Lawrie says:
    21/06/2022 at 10:13 am

    Great article Jenna! Loved all the details and made me remember why I loved Q Suite so much when I first tried it. I’d forgotten some of the details having not flown it for so long so thank you! We forget how lucky we are to be able to fly Business Class sometimes, particularly on a product so great as Q Suite.

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