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Review: Malaysia Airlines Regional Golden Lounge KUL – Renovated

Malaysia Airlines is currently renovating their main lounges in KUL, and on a recent trip, I had the chance to stop by one of these renovated lounges, namely the Regional Golden Lounge. If you’re departing from KUL and want to stop by this flight, go to the left right after you pass security. There’s an escalator with a sign to the lounge (don’t get on the train yet if you have an international flight).

an escalator in a building
Escalator up to lounge
a sign on a wall
Lounge signage

My first impressions of the lounge were very positive. The old Malaysia Airlines lounges in international terminal were large, but they just felt tired and old. This lounge was bright and vibrant in comparison. It was a tad crowded given that this is the main lounge that people are using, but I could still find a seat, and there were lots of servers around to help clean plates and offer drinks.

The lounge is pretty large and spacious. There are seats by the huge windows, counter seating, tables, gender-segregated nap rooms, showers, and a family area.

a group of people in a room
Seating
a group of people in a hotel lobby
Bar
a group of people in a restaurant
Seating
people sitting in chairs in a room
Seating
a group of people in a restaurant
Dining area

In terms of drinks, there’s a coffee bar with a barista, an alcohol bar with a bartender, and your typical array of non-alcoholic beverages. People were also proactively going around and asking if people needed drinks.

a refrigerator full of cans and cans
Drinks

The food options were also pretty good. The buffet had a number of hot and cold food options, and there were also some made-to-order food options with a noodle bar and sandwich bar (the sandwich bar is easy to miss–it’s essentially at the coffee bar).

a bowl of rice and chicken on a table
Food
a group of bowls of food
Condiments
a two pans with food in them
Food
two bowls of food on a table
Food
a food in a pan on a table
Food
food on a counter with plates of food
Desserts and sandwiches
a buffet table with bowls of food
Salads
a plate of fruit on ice
Fruit
a sign with text on it
Noodle bar menu
a menu of sandwiches on a table
Sandwich bar menu
a counter with a counter with a man behind it
Coffee bar

Overall, I was pretty impressed with the lounge. It’s a huge step up from previous Malaysia Airlines lounges at KUL (although the domestic lounge is also pretty good for a domestic lounge), and I’m excited to see the main lounge reopen.

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