New look for Heathrow’s Gordon Ramsay Plane Food Market

Heathrow has relaunched the Gordon Ramsay Plane Food Market dining concept in Terminal 5.

According to the airport, the new format is designed for everyone, from single diners and business travellers to families on the move.

It features a lively bar serving expertly crafted cocktails, a grab and go counter for those in a hurry, and comfortable seating for guests with time to unwind before take-off.

At the heart of the concept is a curated selection of Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) brands from Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Global’s international portfolio. Highlights are said to include the Lucky Cat counter serving Asian inspired favourites such as Nigiri, Spicy Tuna Roll, Bonito Fried Duck Leg Bao and the signature GFC.

And for those craving something classically British, Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips offers golden cod and chips or the Shrimp Combo, paired with signature sauces like curry and mango or sriracha aioli.

Loyal fans will also be pleased to find Plane Food classics for breakfast, lunch and dinner remain on the menu serving all day, including the Full English Breakfast, Butter Chicken Curry, and the infamous Idiot Sandwich.

Ramsay enthuses: “Since 2008, Plane Food has been a key part of the Heathrow T5 story. Today, we are building on that success, evolving the concept, and celebrating how far we’ve come.

“Plane Food Market takes what people love about our restaurants from around the world, amazing food that is fresh and full of flavour, and delivers it to time-poor, passengers who don’t want to compromise on quality at the airport.”

While Heathrow’s retail director, Fraser Brown, noted: “The launch of Gordon Ramsay Plane Food Market represents a significant step in enhancing the airport dining experience at Heathrow.

“It is great to continue working with Gordon Ramsay, an iconic British chef and a respected brand within food, and to introduce this exciting new concept which is tailored to suit every passenger’s journey.

“We are delighted to see such a globally recognised brand expand its offering, building on the popularity and success it has enjoyed since first opening in Terminal 5 over 17 years ago.”