Padel.yuk

Padel.yuk padel in Cempaka Putih

Padel.yuk is a compact, single-court padel club in Central Jakarta, at Jl. Cempaka Putih Tengah XV No.1-65, RT.1/RW.8, Cempaka Putih Timur, Jakarta Pusat 10510. Anyone searching padel.yuk padel will find a warm, home-style venue rather than a sprawling multi-court arena.

The club sits just off Jl. Cempaka Putih Tengah Raya, minutes from Cempaka Putih Timur and easy to reach across Jakarta Pusat. It holds a 4.9 star rating across more than 90 Google reviews, with players praising the welcome, the clean bathrooms and the coffee.

Cempaka Putih is one of Central Jakarta’s most active padel districts, so Padel.yuk sits within easy reach of the wider scene while keeping a distinctly local, neighbourhood character.

Booking runs through the club’s own Fityuk platform at apps.fityuk.com. The single court is kept in top condition, and the owners have flagged a cafe and further courts as planned additions.

The padel courts

Padel.yuk currently offers one covered court. The padel directory Padel Life Style lists it as an indoor court, and that weather-proof, covered setup keeps play going through Jakarta’s heavy rains and fierce midday heat.

The court is a standard doubles enclosure with glass walls and steel mesh. Racket hire is available on site, so newcomers can simply turn up and play without buying their own kit first.

Spectator seating lets friends and partners watch from the side. With just one court, Padel.yuk plays as an intimate, single-booking venue, and that small scale is a big part of its cosy, community feel.

Because the surface is covered, sessions are comfortable in the wet season and during the hottest hours, when open-air courts across Jakarta become hard going.

Booking and access

Book the court through the Fityuk app, or on Ayo Indonesia, where the venue lists as Padelyuk. On Ayo the court shows at around Rp 190,000 per session, a rate the listing notes includes two boxes of mineral water.

Community-run social sessions are priced per player, typically from about Rp 120,000 to Rp 150,000 through organisers on Reclub. Those group events are paid to the organiser, often by BCA bank transfer, with no refunds but substitutions allowed.

There is no formal published cancellation policy for direct court bookings, so it is worth confirming timing and payment terms in the app when you reserve.

Parking is a real strength, with space for cars and motorbikes. On-site you will find hot and cold showers, changing rooms, a prayer room and Wi-Fi. Opening hours are not publicly confirmed, so check the Fityuk app before travelling.

Programme and social

Most of the action at Padel.yuk comes from community organisers who book the court for Americano formats and beginner-friendly mix-ins. Recent events have included upper-beginner Americano 21 games and social Padel-Up sessions with small prizes.

These sessions are advertised through Reclub and the club’s Instagram feed at @padel.yuk, which calls itself the home for padel in Central Jakarta. A small pro shop and a snacks-and-drinks service keep players supplied.

Padel.yuk does not publish an in-house coaching academy. Beginner clinics and drills are usually led by the visiting organisers who run the social sessions, so ask through Instagram for the next coaching-focused event.

Best for padel in Jakarta

Padel.yuk suits players who want a relaxed, sociable game in Central Jakarta without the scale or price of a multi-court arena. The single covered court, easy parking and strong coffee make it a comfortable local base for padel in Jakarta.

Beginners are especially well served, thanks to the regular upper-beginner Americano nights and on-site racket hire that lower the barrier to a first game.

It is less suited to large groups who need several courts at once, or to players who want fixed published hours and a formal coaching ladder. For casual booking, Americano nights and a genuinely warm welcome, though, padel.yuk padel is a friendly Cempaka Putih pick.

Padel.yuk does not run an in-house coaching academy. Beginner-friendly clinics and Americano sessions are hosted by visiting community organisers who book the court.