Presentation was so-so, but between the Japanese Meal and this Veal, we ended up finishing most of the veal and ate only about half of the Kaiseki meal. We normally would finished most meals on the plane, and sometimes even find coach meals quite tasty and finish those as well.

This was another meal that I barely touch, and was thinking that it is no wonder still available for me to choose.

He actually like this, at least he finished most of it and only gave me a piece of the Sirloin to taste. I think it taste better since he was hungry.

What really falls apart is the quality of the meals, it is probably the worst of any premium class flight that we took in the past few years. After Liz's less than stellar experience on a previous PVG-YVR flight, we went out of our way to give Air Canada another chance on this YVR-NRT flight, and the food quality was just disappointing, I am being generous to give it a C.

Overall, we would rate Air Canada a B- primarily due to the poor food quality.