Győr-Moson-Sopron County is paprika, poultry, river fish and some of the best pastry in Hungary, and a private jet menu for Győr-Pér can lean on all of it. The inflight menu we build here starts from what travels well in a drawer: a cold plate of Hungarian cured sausage and Mangalica ham, goat and sheep cheeses from the Bakony hills, and pickled vegetables that hold their crunch. Private jet food from the region includes paprika-braised chicken and halászlé-style fish soup carried in sealed pots, with the dumplings or galuska packed apart so they do not turn to paste. For dessert, Győr's own Rába-region pastries and a dobos slice re-plate cleanly. These local specialities are cooked and packed for the galley, labelled by seat, and handed over through the FBO. Győr-Moson-Sopron County also gives us walnuts, apricot preserves and Tokaji for the cabin, if the operator allows alcohol on board.
Győr is a river city, and the private jet menu for LHPR reflects it: pike-perch from the Danube basin, carp when the season allows, and sour cream sauces that need to travel in their own pots. The inflight menu keeps hot dishes simple, such as paprika chicken, stuffed cabbage and túrós csusza with the cottage cheese kept apart. Private jet food in Győr-Moson-Sopron County is also bread and cold cuts, so the cold side is strong: sausages from the plain, cheeses, pogácsa, pickles, fresh paprika and tomatoes in summer. We call these local specialities by name on the order, tell you which ones go to the oven, which are served chilled and which need re-plating, and pack each by seat. The Győr region also supplies strudel and cottage-cheese pastries that survive a drawer.