Canadian Chinese Table Tennis Association

It seems they are closed. Their phone number goes to a message system that is not initialled. (does not get messages)email also not answered.My Review from 2 years ago.Pros:Huge place with I guess more than 50 tables.So many high level teachers that you can get private lessons ($40/hr)Try to book for teachers in advance or as soon as you get there.So many people at all times are playing 90% Chinese.People here are very peaceful and friendly and you can play with them if you do not have a partner.All Tables are in good condition.The playing area is clean.You can buy paddles, shoes or other needed accessories (mainly Butterfly.)Entrance just $10Cons:If you need to go to get a drink or eat and come back you have to pay again.No food court, pop machineThe washrooms and change-room is not shinny clean.Note:You need an indoor shoe for playing (you can buy there)Lockers are available . You need to bring your own lock.Bring a matt or paper to change in the locker room.

The smell and general air circulation is horrific for a sporting place, and the smell of sweat permeates the entire area. The entrance area is extremely loud, with patrons often watching the TV and shouting Cantonese constantly, making it a terrible place to take a break. The washrooms are also quite dirty, and I would recommend waiting until you get home to use a bathroom. It may be a good place for practicing pingpong, but the overall atmosphere is quite lacking.

The facility is dirty, and lots of equipment are broken. The worst washroom hygiene I have seen in the city.

Amazing place to play Table Tennis at competitive level. In general, Table Tennis is not a friendly sport. You have to prove your game, beat some good players to get introduced to even better and if you get lucky to play with them. Be ready to face attitudes and tantrums. It’s not a game for people with less patience. Once you go past that phase of initial ice-breaker visits you may never face difficulties playing here or getting along with people. Language doesn’t matter at this place and be ready to accept your own flaws in order to improve your game. This is a place for serious players only.

Lots of tables. Fairly busy when I dropped by. Nice big gym.

Washroom is dirty. The Young receptionist's service is not bad, but the senior lady's service is terrible, worst service I ever had in Canada.

First and foremost its the welcoming atmosphere, the tables are generously spaced,They're fulltime coaches available upon request, this is a well run facility, the exciting part is the club will soon be moving to a newly constructed home within the year.

Excellent people, excellent atmosphere. Dozens and dozens of tables.

Very popular place with lots of people to play with. However the tables are very glossy so there's a lot of glare and it's slippery so the ball doesn't grip when you spin. Therefore the ball doesn't bounce as high as other table brands.

Table tennis club where the sport is taken seriously. There is always a good player to play with and great coaches to train with. They also have a pro shop with top-rated paddles, rubbers, balls and shoes. The change rooms and washrooms are rather small and outdated but there are plans for a new and bigger place next year. I hope they also improve the lighting since it is not proper in some tables