Top Ping-Pong Spots in Indonesia

When you arrive, grab some snacks from local shops instead of the café. I found the food prices inside were pretty steep for what you got

My advice is to bring a water bottle; it gets really hot inside, and buying drinks there can drain your wallet fast.

I suggest checking their schedule before you go; they have different time slots for ping-pong games, and some might be fully booked. It’s good to avoid waiting around for hours.

I recommend trying to join a game with locals if you can; they can be super friendly and can give you some tips to play better. Plus, it's a true cultural experience.

Don't forget to bring a water bottle – the prices for drinks at PTM can be a bit high, and you'll want to stay hydrated during all that ping-pong action!

I think checking out their special events on the website before you go is a good idea. Some nights have fun themes or discounts that you won't want to miss!

My advice is to bring your own paddles if you can – rentals can be a bit worn out and might mess with your game. Plus, it saves you a couple of bucks!

I think you should arrive right at opening, around 10 AM. It wasn't crowded at all and we got the best tables. Later, it really filled up!

I recommend checking the schedule for their promo days, we saved a ton because they had discounts on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Super worth it!

I recommend booking your session online ahead of time. It really saved me from waiting in line. Plus, if you go during off-peak hours, like weekdays after 3 PM, it's way less crowded