Green setting
The outdoor courts sit in a notably lush, calming setting that several visitors compare with an oasis or country club.
Matcha Club Al Quoz | Padel & Movement
Al Quoz
Matcha Club Al Quoz is a boutique padel club and movement studio in Al Quoz, with outdoor courts, yoga and Pilates classes, and a café for drinks or a meal afterwards. Its leafy, work-friendly setting makes it easy to turn a workout into a longer visit.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
655 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Well-kept courts
Reviews describe the courts as well maintained, with crystal walls and a distinctive red design.
Reliable classes
One regular attendee says instructors are consistently on time and classes start and finish as scheduled.
Social atmosphere
The venue works for meeting people, networking, working on a laptop, or lingering after a class or match.
Useful shop
The on-site shop sells padel rackets, balls and sportswear, while rackets can also be rented for a session.
Good facilities
Visitors mention strong showers, well-equipped locker rooms, hairdryers, straighteners and toiletries.
Tips for a Better Visit
Choose cooler hours. For padel, aim for early morning or later evening because the outdoor courts are in direct sunlight.
Confirm bookings. Double-check the court and payment confirmation before arriving; one guest found the reserved court had been double booked.
Ask about rentals. If you do not have equipment, ask about racket rental when booking; a review says rackets are available on site.
Use valet. Valet parking is available and can save you from searching during busy periods.
Check payment. If using the app or website, make sure the slot remains visible after payment and ask for clear payment instructions.
Find parking. Look for the free parking behind the venue and turn right just after the Matcha green sign.
Plan the visit
Practical details
20 8 St
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Warm sculpt class
The warm sculpt class was a memorable first visit for one guest, who praised the instructor’s energy and planned to return.
Reformer class
Reformer sessions are a recurring reason to visit, with reviews describing them as challenging, motivating and enjoyable.
Sound healing session
One visitor found the sound healing session calming and grounding after the initial quiet experience.
Japanese tuna nicose salad
The café’s Japanese tuna nicose salad received positive feedback in one review, which described large pieces of seared tuna.
Lemon & mint drink
The lemon and mint drink is one of the café beverages specifically enjoyed after a padel visit.
Common Concerns
Booking errors
Several reviews report double-booked courts, duplicate links for one slot, or a paid slot disappearing from the app.
Reception issues
Some first-time visitors found reception unfriendly and said they were stopped from photographing empty courts before booking.
Sun exposure
The outdoor courts are under direct sunlight, which can make midday play uncomfortable.
Uneven food
Food feedback is mixed: one visitor found the tuna chewy and the salad mostly leaves, despite the café’s attractive setting.
Pricey padel
One detailed review considers the padel prices high, while another calls quick snacks and matcha a bit pricey.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 400
Single 90-minute session
“AED 400: Single 90-minute session (AED 100 per player)”Google review · March 2026
AED 400 per hour
padel court
“The padel court can be rented at AED 400 per hour”Google review · December 2022
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The Bottom Line
Matcha Club Al Quoz brings padel and movement classes together with a café and a relaxed social setting. You can book an outdoor court, join yoga, Pilates or reformer sessions, then stay for brunch, matcha or coffee. The leafy grounds and attractive court design are the main draw: reviews repeatedly describe a peaceful green escape that also works for laptop time, meeting friends and casual networking.
The movement programme gets strong feedback for punctual classes, motivating instructors and sessions ranging from warm sculpt to sound healing. Padel facilities include six outdoor double courts, on-site racket rental and a shop selling rackets, balls and sportswear. Showers and changing facilities are another practical plus, with one review mentioning hairdryers, straighteners and L'Occitane products.
Food is less consistent. Some guests enjoyed fresh brunch dishes, the lemon and mint drink, matcha latte and Japanese tuna niçoise salad, while others found the matcha watery or the tuna salad poor for its price. Court pricing has been described as high, and booking problems—including double-booked courts and app payment confusion—are worth checking before you travel.
For a more comfortable game, choose early morning or late evening; valet parking is available.