Review: ANA Suite Lounge (First Class) Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT)

As I was flying home from my 4th Japan trip, I got to fly ANA The Suite for the third time!

Last First Class Lounge visit I had in Tokyo was the ANA Suite Lounge in HND. This time, I’d be checking out the NRT counterpart.

The ANA Suite Lounge in NRT is slightly less nicer than the one in HND, but it still has decent food thanks to the made-to-order meals you can have while mingling inside the lounge.

ANA Suite Lounge NRT Location

The ANA Suite Lounge is located in Terminal 1 by Gate 52.

Inside the ANA Suite Lounge (NRT)

Despite being a First Class lounge, the ANA Suite Lounge looks ordinary with arranged individual seats. Some comes with direct view of planes.

The lounge also have Duty Free shop that sells The Ginza skincare products and Japanese sake. The Ginza is the flagship brand of Shiseido that you can only get in Japan, so expect a very high price.

ANA First Class passengers used to be able to get the samples as part of the amenity kits, but has recently been changed to SENSAI.

The lounge has a section for snacks and beverages that you can help yourselves with.

Drinks include soft drinks and beer dispensers regularly found on Japanese airport lounges.

You’ll be able to pick up hot meals ordered from the QR codes found on the lounge’s seats at the Noodle Bar window.

I ordered sushi and gyudon which were both delicious and filling.

The left backside of the lounge include the more private chair area; some with massage chairs.

Work stations can also be found nearby the private lounge area.

Varying ANA fleets can be seen right in front of the windows. It was my first time seeing a Honu! Adorable.

Conclusion

Overall, the ANA Suite Lounge is not anything special for a First Class Lounge. It’s small and feel sterile. But, it has good food options that you can’t go wrong with having before your flight. Though there’s a dilemma on eating lounge before a first class flight.