Matcha Club Al Quoz | Padel & Movement

Honestly, the place surprised me. The moment I walked in, the greenery and the atmosphere hit different it felt peaceful, emotional, almost spiritual in a way I didn’t expect. The sound healing session was calming and grounding. Nothing dramatic, just a deep sense of quiet and presence I didn’t realize I needed. After that, I tried their restaurant. The food was fresh, simple, and actually tasted good not the typical “healthy but boring” vibe. Overall, it was a really beautiful experience. I left lighter, calmer, and with a full stomach — so yes, I’ll go again. ✨

Were here to try a reformer class with Katy. It was my first time doing classical pilates, and it was definitely a challenge, but such a great experience. The space is beautifully designed, with stunning padel courts that make you feel like you’re in a lush green sanctuary right in the heart of the desert. The reception team was also super kind and welcoming. Highly recommend checking it out

The Matcha Club is all about Padel Ball rather than matcha but you can get some scrummy delights in their cafe. I loved the lemon & mint drink & avocado on sough dour toast.

If you want a chic brunch/café spot in Dubai that also offers movement + club energy (padel/yoga) — this is a strong choice. Good for meeting friends, working on your laptop for a bit, or chilling after a workout or just for fun. Must visit

This place is such a cool concept - matcha, padel, pilates, yoga, co-work all in one in a really green and calming location. Love it

For any one love the padel, this place have great atmosphere to have fun with coffee in one place. I visited this place many times and of course one of my favourite spot to play padel.

Loved this breakfast spot in Matcha club! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was so relaxing. Highly recommend!

Moved our booking time without even checking with anyone and we already paid for in Playtomic. Almost missed the game and had to move other things. Club doesn’t provide balls, although the price is the same as any other club with balls provided by default ( and many also provide towels). Plants around the courts look lovely, BUT naturally balls go to out and end up in the bushes. Since players bring it’s own balls, generally we would go to the bushes to collect it and I burned my legs twice with the pants there. What were you thinking planting bushes among others what create rush on naked skin and put it around the courts?! Thinking about customers?! Provided the number of growing courts in UAE, much nicer, probably will never choose Matcha again.