ANA First Class at Narita Airport, Tokyo, Japan

#JapanTokyoNaritaAirport #ANAAll Nippon Airways First Class #First Class Lounge #First Class Meals I was looking forward to flying ANA for the first time🥳 Because it was a turtle plane from Narita to Honolulu! I used lifemiles to redeem 61,080 miles for EVA Business Class + ANA First Class It took a lot of time to get to the lounge after arriving at Narita, so I had about 40 minutes left in the lounge😓 It was my first time entering the ANA First Class Lounge, and it felt quite similar to the JAL First Class Lounge. The buffet area was very small But there was an online ordering section, providing udon, ramen, nigiri, hamburgers and a variety of hot food, etc. The feature is that there are so many drinks inside, and they are all great drinks! 🤩 Time was limited, so I could only sit for a while before boarding! The ANA aircraft model is the A380 double-decker bus, which is super spectacular! First and business class are on the second floor Boarding is directly on the second floor! After you take your seat, the flight attendant will come over to introduce the facilities on board. Since the flight time is not long, they will ask if you want to change into pajamas first! This is the first class cabin of the third airline. Although it is also old, the hardware feels very new! There are Japanese and Western dishes to choose from. The meals on Japan Airlines the last few times were not very delicious, so I chose the Western Wagyu steak without suspense🥰 The Wagyu fillet is super delicious, fragrant, sweet and tender The appetizer also comes with a portion of caviar and a cup of Krug, which is satisfying🥂 The boss said to try the Japanese food. Although it is not amazing, it is quite delicious☺️ Compared with Japan Airlines, it is really outstanding There is another meal after getting up, but I can’t eat it if I don’t sleep enough😅 By the way, ANA first-class passengers can buy the 100th anniversary commemorative wine! ¥50,000/700ml There are some souvenirs on the turtle plane, remember to ask!