China Airlines Lounge

Love the food here. When we came, it was towards closing time so there was no one here. But we love coming here every time we have our layover. I always come for the beef soup. Clean place. Plenty of seats. Nice staff

If you want an “instagram-able” bougie experience, this is definitely not the place for you. However, I absolutely loved my experience here. It felt like chilling at your friend’s house. The seats and tables were incredibly comfortable, the food was immaculately well stocked, filling and plentiful, and you can make your own drinks with mid-shelf liquor.

I’ve been to plenty of beautiful lounges that weren’t nearly as cozy and relaxing. Everything was designed to be comfortable and homelike rather than “fancy” and pretty.

Yeah it's small and doesn't have enough power outlets, but who cares -- it's free! Totally worth the detour (and gamble lol) if you have priority pass. Let me tell you: drink enough of the self-serve absolut vodka and the noodles will taste stupendous.

Love this Lounge. My daughter could smell the yummy noodles from the hallway. The drinks are self-serve and bathrooms are super clean. Best of all the front reception are SO friendly and kind. A huge shout out to Angela. Thank you!

The seats are comfy and the food is amazing. Their fudge brownies are the best part

Delicious pork noodles, friendly staff, and great drink offerings

The food is good and staff are so sweet!

Wonderful place to relax at the airport... SHOWERS are the best

Great lounge, lots of food and beverage choices

Not great, but grudgingly admitted me when Air France-KLM wouldn't 🤷‍♂

Priority pass holder and United flyer, this lounge is perfect for a drink or too, self served, before heading to the “A” area. Small but convenient.

Priority pass app has been updated to show that you're not likely to get in during their peak hours (after 9 pm).

A little dated and small, no convenient outlets to charge, but can't complain.

Came here around 12 pm on a weekday. It was busy, but their food options were more varied than Virgin upstairs. Porridge with pork sung, mapo tofu, chicken and broccoli, rice with corn, cereals, a serve-yourself cocktail/bar area. Drinks include juice, coffee, tea, soda, some canned beer.

If you are a PP member this place is better than the highly rated Virgin lounge. That place has no food at all during PP hours while China Airlines has an ok buffet of food plus pour your own drinks.

Accessed this lounge using Priority Pass. Little congested and decent food & beverages options.

Eigentlich ganz okay. Kleine schnucklige Lounge. Als ich da war war es sehr leer.
Leider aber nicht zu vergleichen mit Lufthansa oder anderen größeren Lounges.

It's a small room that apparently can fit 155 people. You can enjoy some Chinese food here, although, not high quality food. Buffet style, there was soup, chicken in some bbq like sauce, cold bok choy with beans and rice.

There were deserts, including brownies, cookies and sandwiches, nuts and cranberries.

There's a fridge of refreshments including beer, coke, what I enjoyed was their zero calorie ginger ale. Hot water, green tea, and a big selection of hard liquors and a few bottles of free flow wine.

The vibe feels very old, as you settle in this carpeted environment, old chairs, and a round table - which is quite nice!

Bathrooms were clean.

There were plus, but only certain sections had plug access

Right past security, by A1 take elevator to 4th floor, Priority Pass allowed, a bit cramped with too many people in a small space. Food options of sandwiches, pasta with meatball sauce, a salad, dessert and cereal bar and coffee or drinks were available in plenty.

Very rudimentary lounge. Food is not appetizing. Hot food was a tofu with meat sauce and fried noodles with hardly any meat or veggies.