Harry’s establishment is one of the latest additions to the Priority Pass network over here in Singapore. This is very welcome news to hear in the contract lounge and Priority Pass space at  Changi. Another exciting spot to add to your itinerary when flying in and out of Singapore Changi Airport. There is really a plethora of options over here. There is a whole network of bars, restaurants, hotels, spas and even caviar stores under the PP network. Anything can be available to members. It depends on the location. Do check constantly to see if there is anything new. I certainly love this concept. Check out my collection of Singapore Priority Pass reviews that I have over here. I will now share on the T1 outlet. Previously, I have already posted on the other Harry in T3. I also wrote about their sister restaurant in T2, which is more special, with a focus on Satays! It does go by a set menu of options rather than credits, which might be slightly inflexible. I will update this post from time to time when I have more pictures of the food to share.

Access Requirements

Harry’s over here in T1 is open 24 hours. You can access this lounge through a lounge program membership, such as Priority Pass. I have an unlimited Priority Pass through my UOB Reserve Card or my Citi Prestige Credit Card, which provides me with 12 yearly visits. I access the lounge primarily using these two cards. A standard entrance will cost 35USD. Typical guest entitlements follow. You can also pre-book the lounge via the PP app, although at an additional cost. 

Arrival & Location

The restaurant is located in the corner. After clearing security, simply head to the right towards the D gates. Spot for Coffee Bean, and it is nearby. 

Harry’s 

I will just share some pictures of the restaurant area here. It is simple but comfortable. Some of the seats, especially those near the bar, come with power outlets. Wi-Fi is always available here through the Changi network. 

Food and Drinks

The main menu of the restaurant is more or less the same as the T3 outlet, but the Priority Pass set menu is different. Let me share the menu here. It would be lovely if they adopted the credit system, but nowadays it is getting rare.

I got here pretty late and only managed to try the tandoori bites with nachos from the supper menu. The portions were healthy, and you can even get a draft beer if you fancy! Let me share more of the food items when I visit them again. 

Conclusion

It’s definitely nice to have another option over here in Changi. I welcome the addition. I just wish that they could do a credit system for guests to try out more stuff from the general menu. It’s nice to have more choices, and having an unlimited Priority Pass just makes everything so fuss-free and easy. I seriously can’t understand the idea of doing a set menu as compared to a credit, since it offers more flexibility and options for your customers. Priority Pass pays the same amount of money to the restaurant. The restaurant still offers the same menu items and does the same prep. There will also be an opportunity to increase revenue if the customer spends more than the credit limit. The ambience was pretty nice for a typical airport restaurant. I will update this post from time to time when I have more pictures of the food to share. This is the last of the Harry outlets over here in Changi. Now I have a complete collection.