Who said it was impossible to eat exceptional food after a big padel match? Well, the Dubai Matcha Club shows us that it is indeed possible.
Matcha Club: the Clubhouse 2.0
Le Matcha Club which opened in 2021, is one of the new attractions of the Al Quoz district. With 6 outdoor courts , a neat design and a highly qualified staff, this club aims to become one of the main padel hotspots in the city. This club displays a different ideology from the notion of “club” that we know. Matcha wishes to become a real place of life in its own right . The concepts of well-being and community are at the heart of the project, with many green spaces and areas created for the practice of meditation and yoga.

EATING OUT
The restaurant called “ nice ”Offers an innovative menu: a clever mix of classics of French gastronomy interwoven with the sweetness of Japanese culinary art .
The menu created by the chef Shaunne Cordier is made up of sweet and savory mixtures such as the bowl of honey matcha and the egg sando sandwich. But also, you will find the “French sandwich” with braised beef with miso and the sandwich with avocado and seaweed salad, vegan éclairs with matcha and chocolate, pancakes with Japanese buttermilk puffs and French toast served. with matcha mascarpone and yuzu curd. In short, dishes that will thrill your taste buds and re-boost you after a big match won in 3 sets!
This triptych of well-being, sport and nutrition accompanied by an exceptional setting would make anyone want to come, and it goes without saying that this club will find its own clientele and will also attract padel lovers passing through Dubai (who begin to have the choice at the level of the clubs to be tested)!
Passionate about football, I discovered padel in 2019. Since then, I have been crazy in love with this sport to the point of abandoning my favorite sport.
































































































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