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The KAL Lounge at GMP airport serves as the lounge for a few airlines, including Japan Airlines. Since my One World status is emerald, I have access to this lounge notwithstanding the fact that I am seated in economy on my flight from Seoul to Tokyo.
This lounge is fine but certainly not memorable. It is clean and has seating and limited food (including a few hot dishes) and beverages (including a few adult beverages). There’s also instant noodles. I found the free airport Wifi to be better than the KAL Lounge Wifi.
here are some photos.
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A New York frequent flyer who elegantly combines her passions for worldwide travel, running a gazillion marathons all over the globe and staying fit ... without sacrificing her fancy for good wine and food.
Connected through Tokyo Narita on the way back to the States last month. There are several Priority Pass lounges in Narita, and we visited the ANA Lounge (by Gate 25) which had a modest selection of food but did feature freshly made-to-order hot noodle soups and a broad selection of alcohol. However, the best part of the ANA Lounge was the showers, which could have a waiting list. After spending several hours there, we went to visit the KAL Lounge, which was a short distance away. The KAL Lounge was really lame, with little more than a small assortment of pre-packaged snacks. It was disappointing enough that we left after 10-15 minutes. The pics shown above at GMP airport show a much better selection of food, including hot foods.