Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-09-02.
Most players find the courts well-kept with bright lighting and plenty of space, plus straightforward online booking. Staff solve problems quickly. However, some struggle with mandatory online booking (no walk-ins), toilet cleanliness, water leaks when it rains, and smoke from nearby open burning that drifts into the playing area.
Last verified 2026-09-02
As listed on Google.
The Pickle Hub draws players back with consistently welcoming staff and clean, spacious courts in a casual setting where families and weekend social players feel comfortable. Courts here are noted for good colour design, comfortable flooring, and the venue's easy roadside access in the Cheras area; refreshments are available, though heat is occasionally mentioned.
Five-star reviews praise the location near Taman Suntex, cheap open play sessions, and parking. The reception staff stand out for helpfulness. However, recent one-star reviews flag persistent issues: uneven courts with concrete cracks make footing unreliable, claimed air conditioning often runs off, and the low ceiling blocks lob shots. Most troubling, a recent enrollee reports coaching classes shrank from advertised 1:3-4 ratio to 1:6-7 after enrollment, with confusing pricing changes and rigid replacement policies that were not clearly disclosed upfront. For someone seeking casual, affordable play in a convenient spot, the venue works. For serious coaching or competitive players expecting consistent court quality and transparent terms, recent operational lapses suggest looking elsewhere first.
Picklestop draws players for its bright, purpose-built indoor courts and immaculate playing surface. The social scene is active with regular events, but visitors should expect basic bathroom facilities and occasional complaints about court grip and air circulation.
Last updated 2026-09-02