This lounge is located downstair closed to gate 40. They offered some Chinese (e.g rice roll, egg…read moreroll, noodle soup, salad, rice etc.) and western food options. Food was served hot and tasted pretty good. For example, egg roll was crispy! The noodle soup was served with preserved vegetable as condiment, which is very authentic. Staff walked around often to clean empty dishes. If you are a drinker, sad to let you know that they do not have a full bar. They have soda, orange juice, some cucumber water. The lounge is quieter, and less busy. I personally preferred this lounge over the others.

They won't let you put your feet up and relax.FYI Be…read morecareful before you buy as no refund later on

Review for the business class lounge…read more This takes the cake for one of the best lounges I have ever experienced in my life; the showers here were absolute game changers for my 30+ hour journey and made feel like I was alive again. I used this lounge as two different hours in the day; once in the afternoon/evening and once in the morning. I honestly faced much less of a crowd in the morning with 0 wait for the showers. In the afternoon, they quoted me a 30-40 min wait but I was able to get in within 15 min. The shower suites are great with an individual toilet, shower, and necessary amenities including shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, a dental kit, hair tie, blow dryer. Honestly, amazing. Kept quite clean between travelers as well. Now on to the food, good lord there is a selection of food here between the western items, the barista, the bar, the noodle bar, and the tea room. I mostly frequented the noodle bar which I loved for having so many veg friendly options like the cucumber, the wood ear mushroom, and the tomato vermicelli noodles. I also grabbed some garlic eggplant and scallion noodles on the side. I wish I had tried the coffee station but honestly, they had hong kong milk tea in jugs and you know a girl couldn't resist. The tea room also had hot teas and egg tarts as well as some small sweeter bites. The staff was friendly, helpful even when there was a bit of language barrier at times. Really well maintained, peaceful lounge which helped me survive my journey and feel refreshed.

Whenever we have access to the Pier First class, we choose this lounge. It has showers, cabana,…read morefirst dinning that you can order (like a restaurant) and another food area that is like a buffet. The first class lounge is much quieter than the business lounge. Service at the restaurant is amazing. They usually have Chinese and Continental menu. You can order and re order as much as you want as long as you have room in your belly for it.

While I'm glad that there is a Centurion Lounge at HKG I really wish there would be more attention…read moreto detail. Stopping by here rather frequently, the hot food is often out and isn't being replenished for quite some time. The washrooms also seem to have maintenance issues more often than not. Maybe time to give it an overhaul or even find another location and enhance the space because the Centurion can fill out during peak hours.

The Centurion Lounge had took a step down. While I still…read moreappreciate its offerings, it feels like it used to be a slightly better lounge. Some cutbacks are definitely noticeable, especially with the absence of TWG tea and fewer quality food and plant-based options available compared to before. At times it feels like they are just winging it and see where we land. Pun intended. That said, the staff remains kind and helpful. Special thanks to the cleaning staff who managed the facilities who enhances the experience. The showers are fantastic. A refreshing break during travel. The L'Occitane amenities are a lovely touch. I also enjoyed the whimsy of having a non-alcoholic drink dedicated to Sir Charles Frosty Blue. American Express' apparent loyal watchdog in every lounge. It added a fun element to my visit. While there are some improvements needed, it still has its charm. It is still plane awesome in many ways.

This is an excellent lounge and a great way to spend some time in Hong Kong airport. As I visited…read morein the morning, all of the breakfast options looked actually delicious (which cannot be said for some other airline lounges out there). The team is very friendly and efficient which made the place an overall welcoming place to be. There are two main seating areas--at the time I visited, I found the seating area tucked away in the back and by the noodle bar and Asian food selections to be the less busy and quieter area. The place is clean and comfortable-I would look forward to my next visit!

If you travel on Cathay Pacific to Asia, you will most probably route via Hong Kong International…read moreAirport, their home base. As a business class traveler, with a layover, you will have access to 3 of their lounges. They are spread over 65 gates in Terminal 1. So it depends where your connection departure gate is. In my case, that meant that I should visit the Wing. I have been here a year ago, when I had an almost 12 hour layover and visited all the 3 lounges. Coming to the Wing this time, really impressed me. While it may not have much seating, its food choices have vastly improved. There are many different culinary areas with enticing food choices. Most significant, there is also a noodle bar, which is nothing short of spectacular. What is disappointing here is the bar. All the Spirit brands are low tier. If you can stomach that, the service her is exemplary. The staff is happy, accommodating, polite and friendly.

Flying with Air Canada opens us to this great lounge, being part of Star Alliance, Air Canada…read morepassengers have a choice of using either Thai, United or Singapore Airlines Lounges located at Hong Kong International Airport. As a lover of Thai Cuisine, I naturally would go for this great lounge that is close to the departing terminal. Having been here many times, I have to say the food items changes and they always offer authentic Thai dishes that highlights freshness and a great variety of flavours! As you can see from my photos, they always have different noodles that you can make your own, and in the salad section, you can taste all the different combinations of fruits and vegetables with different dressings, I especially like their version of Thai dressing made with fresh chillies, fish sauce and lime juice! Thai Airlines offers a great venue for travellers to experience a taste of Thai before they embark on their journey!! Kudos to the Thai Chefs that make this lounge unique amongst many great lounges at this airport!

With my many travel experiences from these membership lounges, this one really takes the cake for…read morebeing a bit different -- Thai food. Still has the basic western classics like sandwiches and bagels. Had the noodles and authentic chicken. Thumbs up for bitter lemon! Believe some mushrooms as well, not sure as it all went down the chute pretty fast, as I found out my departure gate just got changed. The beauty of these lounges when the staff scans your boarding pass, another bonus. Usually I'm quite astute with PA announcements, but in foreign airports, I lose a few steps, not sure if it's the wide variety of lounges, or the behemoth-sized airport layouts lol. A drop in one star due to its office-clinic style of white tiles flooring. Just a handful of lounge chairs in the "sheltered" carpeted section; the rest is open area, with the airport ceiling. Yes, located on 2nd floor. Compared to the Plaza Premium & United, an OK variety of food. Well worth the membership folks.

I always look forward to checking out airport lounges, especially when traveling internationally,…read moreso I was excited to visit the United Club. The lounge itself was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with plenty of seating and a nice variety of food and beverage options. One thing that stood out to me was the self-serve bar, complete with a sign that read, "Please consume responsibly." As for the food, it was just okay. There was a decent selection, but as an American, many of the offerings didn't really appeal to my palate. Overall, it's a solid lounge with a relaxing atmosphere and good amenities.

After being "temporarily closed" for about 5 years for COVID, HKG United Club finally re-opened…read morejust in time for the resumption of United's Hong Kong-Bangkok and Hong Kong- Saigon HCMC flights. The space has been lightly renovated and remains probably the best and most beautiful United Club around. It literally soars above the airport main floor. I've been here during the reopening week in October 2025, and again in January 2026. The first time was a pretty crowded afternoon; today I was the first member there at 6AM opening. Morning offers a nice assortment of Continental, American and Chinese breakfast options. I love their pork/salted egg-preserved cabbage congee (jook). So simple and tasty. Staff walked around offering dim sum bamboo baskets of dumplings. Very classy for a United Club. The self-serve bar is well stocked and I also used the staff-assisted Bloody Mary cart. There are several showers too. The only disappointment is that during the renovation, the designers didn't bother to update the charger outlets to USB-C standard, still using the almost obsolete USB-A outlet types. Electrical outlets accept both US and Hong Kong UK standard plugs (but probably 220v).

While in Hong Kong there are multiple clubs to choose from, but not all clubs are equal in quality…read more When choosing a club, it's important that a club has good amenities than include comfortable seating, space and quality food. For the star lines, one of the best clubs to be able to enjoy is Singapore's club. If flying Thai Air, it worth the super long walk to enjoy the food at this club. The offering at this club are solid: the club featured soup, salad, multiple entrees. They even had dim sum. Plus the club has a full bar where they were making martinis. What the club doesn't have is space and a view. The club gets super busy. Seating can be challenging. The club does not have any windows, so quite dark and biting to sit for long times. As the club is not super large, the bathroom amenities are minimal. The bathroom only had a few stalls. There are showers, which is great if you've been traveling for a while. Not there is a first class club next door which was quiet. Worth the stop for the food, not the views!

I flew on ANA Business Class and was able to use the SilverKris Lounge for Singapore Airlines. Very…read morecrowded. The upholstery on the seats were ripped. This lounge has seen a lot passengers! Food - ordered the laksa soup and had dim sum and some other hot Indonesian food - all excellent, but all served at room temperature. Oh well. It's a buffet! Desserts were very sparse and I had to ask for the Haagen-Dazs ice cream. Service - the attendants were constantly picking up dishes and cleaning the tables. Very comfortable seating.

(This review was also posted in The Bridge, https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-bridge-香港)…read more We were invited to visit a Cathay Pacific lounge in the Hong Kong International Airport when we checked in.  The friendly staff at the counter said that we could go to any of the 3 lounges located at gate 2, 35, and 65 respectively.  I asked her which one was the best.  Her answer was: the gate 2 one had no shower, and gate 65 was the largest.  After we found out that our flight had been assigned gate 32, it was a no-brainer that we would choose the lounge at gate 35 for its proximity, and later we learnt that that's the Bridge. When we arrived at the Bridge, there were 2 escalators connecting the gate level with the lounge, one going down directly to it, the other going back up.  In the center was the reception area of the lounge where friendly staff welcomed us.  She told us that Chinese/Asian food was to our left, and western food to our right. The 3 of us turned left for Chinese food.  It was a long lounge and very crowded (I found that this was due to another CP lounge was closed for renovation).  There were sections of different seats, but most of them seemed to be filled.  When there seemed to be no further section, my husband asked a staff, and the answer was there was another section farther down, that's where we settled down.  There was decent Chinese food, including their signature Wonton Noodle Soup at the Noodle Bar.  I ordered at the bar, the cook gave me a buzzer, its red lights lit up when the noodle was ready for pick up.  It only took 2 minutes.  I had to transport the hot noodle back to my table, though.  I also picked up a few dim sum and several pieces of steamed rice rolls and added peanut sauce and sweet sauce to them (HK street food).  These were all pretty good.  I was going to get a bowl of congee as well, but was happy that I didn't.  If I did, I would have no room for the food that I actually loved! What made me crave were to be found from the other side of the reception area, where  I decided to explore the section with western food as well.  Long story short, the little bite sized cake and a mini twist pastry with fruit bits were surprisingly delicious.  I only took one of each and walked all the way back.  When I decided to go back for seconds, they had totally switched from breakfast items to lunch.  I picked up 2 savory appetizers and 2 mini lemon tartlets, one intended for my husband.  They were also very good, but the freshly baked mini pastry with crispy edges still lives rent free in my head weeks later! If I ever go to this lounge again, I will split my visit between the 2 sections.  First go to the Chinese wing, and then our entire group of 3 would go to the western section to have pastries and coffee, or other drinks from their bar. Since I have not tried their hot cooked food in the western wing, I could not comment on those. I should mention that all the staff there were very friendly and polite.  The whole place was modern and comfortable, and was kept very clean.  It was a nice lounge to relax and stretch before a flight, especially a long haul one.  I truly enjoyed my 2-hour visit there!

Grateful to have access again to this lounge on this trip to SE Asia. The staff are very attentive…read moreand I did enjoy the single serving beef bourguignon on this visit. And they have a nice selection whiskeys. Very relaxing stop to recharge before my flight. It was a positive lounge experience.

One of the best sky team lounges in the world. They serve hot western food as well as Asian food…read more Some are cooked to your liking, wow!! Beside all the goodies and a very relaxed lounge, most people will love their liquor bar. It is self serve (which is great!!) This place has a vast variety of alcoholic beverages that sure will put a smiling face to those of you who love to drink and more!! Hands down, the best Sky Team Lounge that I have been to. Make sure you hit this lounge if you are a Sky Team Exclusive member and in Hong Kong!!

Smaller business lounge comparison to other lounges. Not as spacious. Food choices were quite tasty…read morewith 4 different types of noodle soups made in front of you, fried dumplings, gravy dishes and rice etc. Great selection of beers and drinks. We went during lunch time however they did still have some breakfast options available. Showering facilities available as well. All in all it got the job done!

Located right next to Gate 1 and open 24 hours, which is super convenient. But the place gets…read morereally crowded, the air inside feels stuffy like the AC isn't working. The food was just okay, nothing really impressive.

The Prestige Lounge was a nice place to rest before a long flight. Service at entry was quick and…read morefriendly, but I had to wait a few minutes before I could find a bartender to ask for a drink. Food was excellent - there was even someone to make pasta from a large cheese wheel - it was delicious. The free WiFi was strong. The bathroom was clean. And a shower was available but I didn't use it.