A recent YouGov survey revealed the worst airline food, with low-cost carrier Ryanair coming out on top. Travel expert Mr Plane Guy commented on the results saying: "Unfortunately, not every airline hits the mark when it comes to in-flight dining.
"At the bottom of the list is Ryanair, where only 21% of passengers had good things to say about their snacks and drinks. Worse yet, just 17% found the meals satisfactory, and a staggering 50% labelled them as 'poor'. Not far behind is Wizz Air, with just a quarter of passengers giving their snacks and drinks a thumbs-up, and 40% rating the meals as bad. easyJet also struggled, with only 35% of travellers enjoying their snacks and 29% happy with the meals."
He continued: "If food is an important part of your flying experience, choosing the right airline can make all the difference! Emirates and Qatar Airways seem to be the safest bet for delicious meals, while budget carriers like Ryanair and Wizz Air might leave your stomach rumbling."
On Tripadvisor, a passenger who recently flew with Ryanair said: "Why is the food so bad!? We usually pack a lunch for our flight. In this case, we didn't, and I ordered the fresh sandwich, which in this case was Turkey and Stuffing. It was truly awful and cost me 5€. I couldn't finish it. This is not only an issue with Ryanair, but with other low-cost airlines. It must be as easy to source good food as bad. I really don't understand it."
However, other people think Ryanair's food is acceptable, with one recommending the vegan lasagna. "As a vegan, I massively appreciate the vegan lasagna; it's not bad at all." Another one said: "The cheese toasties are actually ok, I've had it a few times."
Express.co.uk has contacted Ryanair for comment
