Kwai Chung · New Territories · Indoor
Pickle Monkey
“A 24-hour self-service venue in Kwai Wui Industrial Building where the floor is the headline: an ITF Category 3 certified acrylic coating with a quartz-sand texture, the medium-speed standard used on certified tennis courts, which the venue pitches as easier on knees and elbows over long sessions. The HK$130/hr owl slot is among the cheapest court time in the New Territories, and training classes run for those who want structure. Book and let yourself in online, or WhatsApp 6882 0460 with questions.”
Quick facts
Getting there
Kwai Wui Industrial Building, 85-89 Ta Chuen Ping Street, Kwai Chung
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Pricing & hours
What it costs, and when.
First-visit plan
Can I show up as a beginner?
Probably — check the session level and who's running it before you travel.
Do I need my own gear?
Bring your own paddle and balls unless the organizer says otherwise — don't assume loaners are available.
What should I verify first?
Booking route, session level, exact court setup, price, and whether beginners can join the slot you want.
What works
- ITF Category 3 certified acrylic surface, a venue-published spec few HK courts match
- HK$130/hr night owl rate, among the cheapest court time in the NT
- 24-hour self-service booking with training classes available
What to know
- Industrial-building venue, ~12 min uphill from Kwai Hing MTR
- Rental gear not yet published, message ahead if you need a paddle
Final verdict
Worth knowing about, with caveats.
A 24-hour self-service venue in Kwai Wui Industrial Building where the floor is the headline: an ITF Category 3 certified acrylic coating with a quartz-sand texture, the medium-speed standard used on certified tennis courts, which the venue pitches as easier on knees and elbows over long sessions. The HK$130/hr owl slot is among the cheapest court time in the New Territories, and training classes run for those who want structure. Book and let yourself in online, or WhatsApp 6882 0460 with questions.
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Last verified 2 Sept 2026
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