A private jet menu for Lombok International starts with what the island actually grows and cooks. Local specialities from Nusa Tenggara Barat (West Nusa Tenggara) lean on chilli, lime, coconut and grilled fish, and the inflight menu follows suit. Ayam taliwang is the famous one: spatchcocked free-range chicken, grilled hard and sauced with a fiery chilli paste. For private jet food it travels well if the sauce goes apart and the bird is re-plated warm. Plecing kangkung, water spinach with a raw chilli-tomato sambal, is a cold dish that holds in a drawer. Beberuk terong, aubergine in a fresh sambal, and sate rembiga, small beef skewers from Mataram (Pujut, round out the local specialities. Lombok's grilled seafood, from the fishing villages on the south coast, suits a lunch for six. Mention the region and your tail when you write, and we build the private jet menu from there.
Lombok is chilli country, so the inflight menu here is shaped by heat and by what survives a galley. Nusa Tenggara Barat (West Nusa Tenggara) gives us ayam taliwang, plecing kangkung, beberuk terong, sate rembiga and grilled fish with lime and sambal matah. These are the local specialities worth putting on a private jet menu out of Mataram (Pujut. Private jet food from this region is rarely mild, so the sauce is packed apart and the spice is dialled to the cabin. Rice and steamed vegetables sit alongside, and fresh tropical fruit, mango, pineapple and snake fruit, finishes a plate. We pack each dish for the galley you actually have, and name the spice level on the lid.