Aug 14, 2018, 8:01 pm
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Lounge Guide for Malaysia Airlines (Last Updated 16 December 2018)
The following are the assigned lounge for Malaysia Airlines premium or elite passengers. Where no one lounge is specifically assigned, a list is provided on lounges that can be used.
Asia
Malaysia
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Main Terminal (KLIA) - Golden Lounge Regional
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Domestic (KLIA) - Golden Lounge Domestic
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Satellite (KLIA)* - Golden Lounge Satellite
(AOR) Alor Setar - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(BTU) Bintulu - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(JHB) Johor Bahru Senai - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(KBR) Kota Bharu - No MH / Alternative Lounge
(BKI) Kota Kinabalu Domestic - Golden Lounge Domestic
(BKI) Kota Kinabalu International - Plaza Premium Lounge (Golden Lounge International BKI closed 30 November)
(TGG) Kuala Terengganu - No MH/ Alternative lounge
(KUA) Kuantan - No MH / Alternative Lounge
(KCH) Kuching - Golden Lounge (Domestic departures only)
(LBU) Labuan - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(LGK) Langkawi - No MH/ Alternative Lounge (Pay-per-entry Plaza Premium lounge available landside)
(MYY) Miri - Miri Executive Lounge - 3rd Party Lounge accepting OneWorld terms (ie: OWS ticket holder & guest) only on MH Mainline. If flying Maswings- only Enrich Plat/Gold or J
(PEN) Penang - Plaza Premium Lounge
(SDK) Sandakan - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(SBW) Sibu - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(TWU) Tawau - No MH/Alternative Lounge
Bangladesh
(DAC) Dhaka - EBL Sky Lounge
Brunei
(BWN) Bandar Seri Begawan -Sky Lounge
Cambodia
(PNH) Phnom Penh - Plaza Premium Lounge
(REP) Siem Reap - Plaza Premium Lounge
China, PRC
(PEK) Beijing Capital* - BGS Premier Lounge
(CKG) Chongqing Jiangbei - Awaiting your update
(FOC) Fuzhou Changle - Awaiting your update
(CAN) Guangzhou Baiyun - Premier Lounge
(HAK) Haikou Meilan - Haikou Meilan First Class Lounge
(NKG) Nanjing Lukou - Awaiting your update
(PVG) Shanghai Pudong
- China Eastern Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge (Under Renovation)
(XMN) Xiamen Gaoqi - Xiamen Airport First Class Lounge
Hong Kong SAR
(HKG) Hong Kong Chep Lap Kok* (HKIA)
- Cathay Pacific The Bridge
- Cathay Pacific The Deck
- Cathay Pacific The Pier
- Cathay Pacific The Wing
- The Qantas Lounge
India
(BLR) Bangalore/Bengaluru - Plaza Premium Lounge
(MAA) Chennai - Travel Food Services Lounge
(DEL) Delhi Indira Gandhi - ITC Green Lounge
(HYD) Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi - Plaza Premium Lounge
(BOM) Mumbai Chhatrapati - MALS Lounge
Indonesia
(DPS) Denpasar, Bali Ngurah Rai - Premier Lounge
(CGK) Jakarta Soekarno Hatta - Plaza Premium Lounge Sapphire
(KNO) Medan Kuala Namu - Saphire Mandai Executive Lounge
(SUB) Surabaya - Concordia Premier Lounge
Japan
(KIX) Osaka Kansai* - Asuka / Pacific Lounge
(NRT) Tokyo Narita*
- Qantas Lounge
- American Airlines Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge
- Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge
Myanmar
(RGN) Yangon - Royal Jade Lounge
Nepal
(KTM) Kathmandu Tribhuvan - Executive Lounge
Philippines
(MNL) Manila Ninoy Aquino - Club Manila Lounge
Saudi Arabia
(JED) Jeddah King Abdulaziz - Tasheel Lounge
(MED) Medina Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz - Premium Class Lounge
Singapore
(SIN) Singapore Changi* - SATS Premier Lounge (T2)
South Korea
(ICN) Seoul Incheon
- AOC Lounge
- Asiana Lounge
Sri Lanka
(CMB) Colombo Bandaranaike* - Araliya Lounge
Taiwan
(TPE) Taiwan Taoyuan Airport*
- China Airlines Dynasty Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge
Thailand
(BKK) Bangkok Suvarnabhumi* - Miracle Lounge
(HKT) Phuket - The Coral Executive Lounge
Vietnam
(HAN) Hanoi Noi Bai - Lotus Lounge
(SGN) Ho Chi Minh City Tan Son Nhat - Apricot Lounge
Europe
United Kingdom
(LHR) London Heathrow* - Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge
Oceania/Australia
Australia
(ADL) Adelaide* - Qantas International Lounge
(BNE) Brisbane
- Qantas Lounge
- Plaza Premium Lounge
(MEL) Melbourne Tullamarine - Qantas Lounge
(PER) Perth - Qantas Lounge
(SYD) Sydney Kingsford Smith - Qantas Lounge
New Zealand
(AKL) Auckland* - Strata Lounge
(*) Denotes the availability of alternative lounges operated by oneworld partners. Note that select oneworld lounges restrict access to certain travellers only, and cannot be accessed either by status or if otherwise mentioned, class of travel. Qatar Airways Lounges are only accessibly to travellers flying in oneworld First Class or Business Class cabins. You can find more information about oneworld and oneworld airlines on oneworld.com
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are the Golden Lounges? What are partner (non-Golden) lounges?
The Golden Lounge are airport lounges reserved for premium travellers of Malaysia Airlines and its partners. These lounges are operated by Malaysia Airlines and could be found in Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, and London Heathrow.
Lounges listed above that are not Golden Lounges are considered to be partner lounges. Partner lounges can be operated by a third party operator/airline on a contract basis, or otherwise by a oneworld partner airline.
Who can access the lounge?
Travellers flying on Malaysia Airlines can access the lounges listed above provided that they are flying in Business Class or First Class. Elite Enrich members holding, Gold, and Platinum status travelling in Economy are also permitted access. Enrich Blue and Silver members flying Economy can access the Golden Lounges by redeeming Enrich miles for a lounge pass. Additionally, members of oneworld Frequent Flyer Programs holding their Sapphire or Emerald tier equivalent are also entitled access.
Can I bring guests to the lounge?
Travellers on Malaysia Airlines, holding Enrich Gold and Platinum status can bring one guest also flying on a oneworld airline. Travellers holding oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status equivalents can do the same.
Can I buy access to the Golden Lounges?
Yes, a single-entry lounge pass can be purchased to buy access to the Golden Lounges in KLIA. More information can be found here.
How can I access the Golden Lounge First Class (Business Suites Lounge)?
Currently, access to the First Class side of the Golden Lounge (where available) is limited to passengers travelling in Business Suites on Malaysia Airlines and First Class on partner airlines, as well as travellers holding Enrich Platinum and its Emerald tier equivalent from a oneworld partner airline, travelling on Malaysia Airlines or oneworld airlines.
Business Class and Economy Class passengers are permitted access should they hold the Emerald status equivalent*.
Are upgraded passengers entitled to Lounge Access?
Travellers upgraded through the MHUpgrade Scheme can use the lounge. Travellers upgraded due to operational needs (operational upgrade/op-up) do not receive lounge access entitlement.
Is alcohol served at the Golden Lounges?
Alcohol is available at certain times of day in the Golden Lounge Satellite and Golden Lounge Regional at KLIA. It is not available at the domestic Golden Lounge in KLIA, or in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching.
*Malaysia Airlines, effective 12 December, has replaced First Class with Business Suites. Lounge access terms to the First Lounge seem to remain intact according to AusBT (https://www.ausbt.com.au/lounge-access-explained-for-malaysia-airlines-business-suites-flyers), and confirmed here on FT (https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/30543633-post57.html).
The following are the assigned lounge for Malaysia Airlines premium or elite passengers. Where no one lounge is specifically assigned, a list is provided on lounges that can be used.
Asia
Malaysia
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Main Terminal (KLIA) - Golden Lounge Regional
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Domestic (KLIA) - Golden Lounge Domestic
(KUL) Kuala Lumpur Satellite (KLIA)* - Golden Lounge Satellite
(AOR) Alor Setar - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(BTU) Bintulu - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(JHB) Johor Bahru Senai - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(KBR) Kota Bharu - No MH / Alternative Lounge
(BKI) Kota Kinabalu Domestic - Golden Lounge Domestic
(BKI) Kota Kinabalu International - Plaza Premium Lounge (Golden Lounge International BKI closed 30 November)
(TGG) Kuala Terengganu - No MH/ Alternative lounge
(KUA) Kuantan - No MH / Alternative Lounge
(KCH) Kuching - Golden Lounge (Domestic departures only)
(LBU) Labuan - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(LGK) Langkawi - No MH/ Alternative Lounge (Pay-per-entry Plaza Premium lounge available landside)
(MYY) Miri - Miri Executive Lounge - 3rd Party Lounge accepting OneWorld terms (ie: OWS ticket holder & guest) only on MH Mainline. If flying Maswings- only Enrich Plat/Gold or J
(PEN) Penang - Plaza Premium Lounge
(SDK) Sandakan - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(SBW) Sibu - No MH/Alternative Lounge
(TWU) Tawau - No MH/Alternative Lounge
Bangladesh
(DAC) Dhaka - EBL Sky Lounge
Brunei
(BWN) Bandar Seri Begawan -Sky Lounge
Cambodia
(PNH) Phnom Penh - Plaza Premium Lounge
(REP) Siem Reap - Plaza Premium Lounge
China, PRC
(PEK) Beijing Capital* - BGS Premier Lounge
(CKG) Chongqing Jiangbei - Awaiting your update
(FOC) Fuzhou Changle - Awaiting your update
(CAN) Guangzhou Baiyun - Premier Lounge
(HAK) Haikou Meilan - Haikou Meilan First Class Lounge
(NKG) Nanjing Lukou - Awaiting your update
(PVG) Shanghai Pudong
- China Eastern Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge (Under Renovation)
(XMN) Xiamen Gaoqi - Xiamen Airport First Class Lounge
Hong Kong SAR
(HKG) Hong Kong Chep Lap Kok* (HKIA)
- Cathay Pacific The Bridge
- Cathay Pacific The Deck
- Cathay Pacific The Pier
- Cathay Pacific The Wing
- The Qantas Lounge
India
(BLR) Bangalore/Bengaluru - Plaza Premium Lounge
(MAA) Chennai - Travel Food Services Lounge
(DEL) Delhi Indira Gandhi - ITC Green Lounge
(HYD) Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi - Plaza Premium Lounge
(BOM) Mumbai Chhatrapati - MALS Lounge
Indonesia
(DPS) Denpasar, Bali Ngurah Rai - Premier Lounge
(CGK) Jakarta Soekarno Hatta - Plaza Premium Lounge Sapphire
(KNO) Medan Kuala Namu - Saphire Mandai Executive Lounge
(SUB) Surabaya - Concordia Premier Lounge
Japan
(KIX) Osaka Kansai* - Asuka / Pacific Lounge
(NRT) Tokyo Narita*
- Qantas Lounge
- American Airlines Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge
- Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge
Myanmar
(RGN) Yangon - Royal Jade Lounge
Nepal
(KTM) Kathmandu Tribhuvan - Executive Lounge
Philippines
(MNL) Manila Ninoy Aquino - Club Manila Lounge
Saudi Arabia
(JED) Jeddah King Abdulaziz - Tasheel Lounge
(MED) Medina Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz - Premium Class Lounge
Singapore
(SIN) Singapore Changi* - SATS Premier Lounge (T2)
South Korea
(ICN) Seoul Incheon
- AOC Lounge
- Asiana Lounge
Sri Lanka
(CMB) Colombo Bandaranaike* - Araliya Lounge
Taiwan
(TPE) Taiwan Taoyuan Airport*
- China Airlines Dynasty Lounge
- Cathay Pacific Lounge
Thailand
(BKK) Bangkok Suvarnabhumi* - Miracle Lounge
(HKT) Phuket - The Coral Executive Lounge
Vietnam
(HAN) Hanoi Noi Bai - Lotus Lounge
(SGN) Ho Chi Minh City Tan Son Nhat - Apricot Lounge
Europe
United Kingdom
(LHR) London Heathrow* - Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge
Oceania/Australia
Australia
(ADL) Adelaide* - Qantas International Lounge
(BNE) Brisbane
- Qantas Lounge
- Plaza Premium Lounge
(MEL) Melbourne Tullamarine - Qantas Lounge
(PER) Perth - Qantas Lounge
(SYD) Sydney Kingsford Smith - Qantas Lounge
New Zealand
(AKL) Auckland* - Strata Lounge
(*) Denotes the availability of alternative lounges operated by oneworld partners. Note that select oneworld lounges restrict access to certain travellers only, and cannot be accessed either by status or if otherwise mentioned, class of travel. Qatar Airways Lounges are only accessibly to travellers flying in oneworld First Class or Business Class cabins. You can find more information about oneworld and oneworld airlines on oneworld.com
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are the Golden Lounges? What are partner (non-Golden) lounges?
The Golden Lounge are airport lounges reserved for premium travellers of Malaysia Airlines and its partners. These lounges are operated by Malaysia Airlines and could be found in Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, and London Heathrow.
Lounges listed above that are not Golden Lounges are considered to be partner lounges. Partner lounges can be operated by a third party operator/airline on a contract basis, or otherwise by a oneworld partner airline.
Who can access the lounge?
Travellers flying on Malaysia Airlines can access the lounges listed above provided that they are flying in Business Class or First Class. Elite Enrich members holding, Gold, and Platinum status travelling in Economy are also permitted access. Enrich Blue and Silver members flying Economy can access the Golden Lounges by redeeming Enrich miles for a lounge pass. Additionally, members of oneworld Frequent Flyer Programs holding their Sapphire or Emerald tier equivalent are also entitled access.
Can I bring guests to the lounge?
Travellers on Malaysia Airlines, holding Enrich Gold and Platinum status can bring one guest also flying on a oneworld airline. Travellers holding oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status equivalents can do the same.
Can I buy access to the Golden Lounges?
Yes, a single-entry lounge pass can be purchased to buy access to the Golden Lounges in KLIA. More information can be found here.
How can I access the Golden Lounge First Class (Business Suites Lounge)?
Currently, access to the First Class side of the Golden Lounge (where available) is limited to passengers travelling in Business Suites on Malaysia Airlines and First Class on partner airlines, as well as travellers holding Enrich Platinum and its Emerald tier equivalent from a oneworld partner airline, travelling on Malaysia Airlines or oneworld airlines.
Business Class and Economy Class passengers are permitted access should they hold the Emerald status equivalent*.
Are upgraded passengers entitled to Lounge Access?
Travellers upgraded through the MHUpgrade Scheme can use the lounge. Travellers upgraded due to operational needs (operational upgrade/op-up) do not receive lounge access entitlement.
Is alcohol served at the Golden Lounges?
Alcohol is available at certain times of day in the Golden Lounge Satellite and Golden Lounge Regional at KLIA. It is not available at the domestic Golden Lounge in KLIA, or in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching.
*Malaysia Airlines, effective 12 December, has replaced First Class with Business Suites. Lounge access terms to the First Lounge seem to remain intact according to AusBT (https://www.ausbt.com.au/lounge-access-explained-for-malaysia-airlines-business-suites-flyers), and confirmed here on FT (https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/30543633-post57.html).
Malaysia Airlines Lounges Guide
Dec 19, 2019, 9:01 am
#31
Join Date: Jul 2014
Posts: 1,125
@flyalways, on your Q2:
Yes the Golden Lounge (Satellite) acts as an arrivals lounge, but not if just OWE/OWS - it’s a J or Enrich Plat/Gold perk only.
As noted in the wiki on the main ‘Golden Lounges’ thread:
Yes the Golden Lounge (Satellite) acts as an arrivals lounge, but not if just OWE/OWS - it’s a J or Enrich Plat/Gold perk only.
As noted in the wiki on the main ‘Golden Lounges’ thread:
The International Golden Lounge at Satellite KLIA
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This lounge may also be used as an arrivals lounge by passengers on MH flights who either flew MH Business Suites / Business or hold Enrich Platinum / Gold status (not OWE / OWS).
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This lounge may also be used as an arrivals lounge by passengers on MH flights who either flew MH Business Suites / Business or hold Enrich Platinum / Gold status (not OWE / OWS).
Last edited by crackjack; Dec 19, 2019 at 4:53 pm
Dec 19, 2019, 10:28 am
#32
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@flyalways, on your Q2:
Yes the Golden Lounge (Satellite) acts as an arrivals lounge, but not if just OWE/OWS - it’s a J or Enrich Plat/Gold perk only.
As noted in the wiki on the main ‘Golden Lounges’ thread:
Yes the Golden Lounge (Satellite) acts as an arrivals lounge, but not if just OWE/OWS - it’s a J or Enrich Plat/Gold perk only.
As noted in the wiki on the main ‘Golden Lounges’ thread:
could use it if you are OWE/OWS. Use it and then leave the airport to go to the city is
my plan !!
Dec 19, 2019, 4:57 pm
#33
Join Date: Jul 2014
Posts: 1,125
Ah, apologies. In that case you are correct: expecting you have an onwards MH-operated (or even OW-marketed & OW-operated flight) you are not utilising the lounge as an arrivals lounge, but rather as a departures lounge for your flight in 12hrs.
In fact, you can also utilise the CX lounge if open in that case, though they don’t have showers... maybe on your return to the airport prior to your next flight.
In fact, you can also utilise the CX lounge if open in that case, though they don’t have showers... maybe on your return to the airport prior to your next flight.
Jan 12, 2020, 1:29 am
#34
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Posts: 449
Juet visit regional lounge first time of this year, I would say regional now is better than satellite. There are five choices of drinks since last year, two infused water, ice lemon tea, orange juice and apple juice. Their sandwich bar now more appeal...
Not sure if because that I complained one the lack of dish variety where the hot food used to be six trays with 2 dishes are repeated, now all six trays of hot food are different dishes.
Now penang prawn mee also in the rotation for noodle bar. But definitely as Malaysia rule, don't expect it is as good as road side prawn mee, nothng beat road side meal...
Not sure if because that I complained one the lack of dish variety where the hot food used to be six trays with 2 dishes are repeated, now all six trays of hot food are different dishes.
Now penang prawn mee also in the rotation for noodle bar. But definitely as Malaysia rule, don't expect it is as good as road side prawn mee, nothng beat road side meal...
Jan 13, 2020, 1:18 am
#37
Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: KUL
Programs: Salaryman One World Sapphire
Posts: 235
Juet visit regional lounge first time of this year, I would say regional now is better than satellite. There are five choices of drinks since last year, two infused water, ice lemon tea, orange juice and apple juice. Their sandwich bar now more appeal...
Not sure if because that I complained one the lack of dish variety where the hot food used to be six trays with 2 dishes are repeated, now all six trays of hot food are different dishes.
Now penang prawn mee also in the rotation for noodle bar. But definitely as Malaysia rule, don't expect it is as good as road side prawn mee, nothng beat road side meal...
Not sure if because that I complained one the lack of dish variety where the hot food used to be six trays with 2 dishes are repeated, now all six trays of hot food are different dishes.
Now penang prawn mee also in the rotation for noodle bar. But definitely as Malaysia rule, don't expect it is as good as road side prawn mee, nothng beat road side meal...
I think the meal in Lounge is still much better than anything that is offered in KLIA. unless you take car/grab/teksi down to Downtown KLIA for meals. Heck, even the mamak shop in KLIA terminal is crappy, crap service and expensive (which is expected anyway)
Last edited by minizian; Jan 13, 2020 at 1:46 am
Jan 13, 2020, 6:44 pm
#38
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Not sure if this has changed but a few years back the taxi's still had an airport surcharge of RM25 (?) for the short ride, and Grab is RM45 ... per way !
If I had more than 2 hours and wanted a walk and bite, KLIA2 would be a more convenient bet and a shorter train ride away. The Mamak at Bus Level in KLIA2 is 24h and pretty good.
Last edited by wantan; Jan 13, 2020 at 6:51 pm
Jan 13, 2020, 7:28 pm
#39
Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: KUL
Programs: Salaryman One World Sapphire
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Sorry, re-read your post where I mistook it as KL. In case anyone is wondering, "Downtown KLIA" is few minutes by car from the airport Downtown KLIA
Not sure if this has changed but a few years back the taxi's still had an airport surcharge of RM25 (?) for the short ride, and Grab is RM45 ... per way !
If I had more than 2 hours and wanted a walk and bite, KLIA2 would be a more convenient bet and a shorter train ride away. The Mamak at Bus Level in KLIA2 is 24h and pretty good.
Not sure if this has changed but a few years back the taxi's still had an airport surcharge of RM25 (?) for the short ride, and Grab is RM45 ... per way !
If I had more than 2 hours and wanted a walk and bite, KLIA2 would be a more convenient bet and a shorter train ride away. The Mamak at Bus Level in KLIA2 is 24h and pretty good.
Ah, you can forget about the taxi to be honest where they just slaughterer everyone who took the cab. I once charged RM50 from KLIA to Sepang Circuit for GT Race few years ago.
Likewise grab is rate is based on algorithm too. They had to take some "Queue" when they show up in KLIA which made them wait. Its a pity KLIA dont provide any bus transportation to Downtown KLIA while they do provide for Mitsui which is so so to be honest.
KLIA2 is not a bad choice but then again it is quite crowded at peak times.
I always go for Maggi Goreng at centre part of lowest level of the Main Terminal Bulding (it is a random food stall in the middle). Its a pity it was closed down 2 years ago. Even those who work there give top recommendation for that area.
Jan 13, 2020, 7:48 pm
#40
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Jan 13, 2020, 8:16 pm
#41
Join Date: Nov 2018
Programs: Enrich
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Sorry, re-read your post where I mistook it as KL. In case anyone is wondering, "Downtown KLIA" is few minutes by car from the airport Downtown KLIA
Not sure if this has changed but a few years back the taxi's still had an airport surcharge of RM25 (?) for the short ride, and Grab is RM45 ... per way !
If I had more than 2 hours and wanted a walk and bite, KLIA2 would be a more convenient bet and a shorter train ride away. The Mamak at Bus Level in KLIA2 is 24h and pretty good.
Not sure if this has changed but a few years back the taxi's still had an airport surcharge of RM25 (?) for the short ride, and Grab is RM45 ... per way !
If I had more than 2 hours and wanted a walk and bite, KLIA2 would be a more convenient bet and a shorter train ride away. The Mamak at Bus Level in KLIA2 is 24h and pretty good.
I can confirm the same observation in Domestic Lounge too. Good for quick bite before flights. Had Prawn me as below image (was eating halfway when it was taken lol)
I think the meal in Lounge is still much better than anything that is offered in KLIA. unless you take car/grab/teksi down to Downtown KLIA for meals. Heck, even the mamak shop in KLIA terminal is crappy, crap service and expensive (which is expected anyway)
I think the meal in Lounge is still much better than anything that is offered in KLIA. unless you take car/grab/teksi down to Downtown KLIA for meals. Heck, even the mamak shop in KLIA terminal is crappy, crap service and expensive (which is expected anyway)
Jan 13, 2020, 10:41 pm
#42
Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: KUL
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The hygiene is typical of Mamak shop (some foreigner may not get used to it).
Food wise, I rather stick to the basics like Roti Cannai (Roti Prata), Nasi Lemak and Maggie Goreng (Literally just plain maggie goreng)
Ya, I would recommend the Mamak in KLIA2, or else you can just grab the instant noodle from the small shop nearby ;p
For KLIA terminal, I usually just go Old Town when without lounge access, since the quality is about the same as outside. More important, the price still ok unlike Papa Johns in the terminal, which is ridiculous
For KLIA terminal, I usually just go Old Town when without lounge access, since the quality is about the same as outside. More important, the price still ok unlike Papa Johns in the terminal, which is ridiculous
Sep 26, 2022, 10:29 am
#43
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Lots of conflicting online information on the Miri Executive Lounge, some say closed forever, some say closed temp, and oneworld says open? Anyone know the status?
Oct 12, 2022, 12:41 pm
#44
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Current lounge at CGK?
What's the current lounge being used at CGK? OneWorld site says the Plaza Premium that MH normally uses is temporarily closed.
Anyone know when that's set to reopen?
Anyone know when that's set to reopen?
Oct 12, 2022, 5:19 pm
#45
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