
MB Sports occupies a striking black-clad building on Jl. Kupang Indah VIII in Dukuh Pakis, west Surabaya. Inside are two full-size padel courts finished in premium turf, plus a badminton court running alongside. Both padel courts are registered as indoor and sit inside a fully enclosed hall — dark walls, glass boxes, and a ceiling grid of magenta and blue neon tubes that gives the venue an unmistakable look after dark. It carries a 4.97 average from 67 ratings on the booking platform, the highest of any padel venue in the city.
Players consistently single out the surface and the lighting. Reviews call it "the best court in Surabaya — smooth surface, bright lighting, well-maintained and clean," and describe the turf as premium, top-tier stock with consistent grip. The building is more than courts: there is a café and restaurant with a Philip Coffee outlet, a gym, lockers, a lounge overlooking the courts, changing rooms, hot showers, Wi-Fi, a musholla, vending machines, spectator seating and free car and motorbike parking. Rackets can be rented on site.
Doors open 06:00 and run through to midnight, seven days a week, which makes MB Sports one of the few Surabaya venues genuinely usable for a late finish. Padel is booked by the hour and priced by demand band, from Rp 150,000 at quieter times up to Rp 400,000 in the peak evening slots. Two subscription products are offered alongside pay-per-hour booking for regulars who play weekly.
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