Beginner class dates change as groups form. Message Neha on WhatsApp for current Asian (Goulash and Hands) - Dubai Style, Taiwanese, and American Style class dates.

It takes a minimum of 4 classes to learn one Mahjong style. Each class is 2 hours, so the full beginner path is 8 hours of teaching, table rhythm, and practice.

A Mahjong table is ideal with four players. Three can still play on a Mahjong table, and Neha can help organize groups by level when enough players are available.

If you are not sure, start by asking Neha. Asian (Goulash and Hands) - Dubai Style and Taiwanese are AED 600; American Style is AED 650 including the American card. Every style includes 4 two-hour classes and notes.

Asian (Goulash and Hands) - Dubai Style, also called ATF in Dubai, is a 13-tile social style with flexible play and house rules. Taiwanese is a lively 16-tile style with a different hand rhythm and more layered scoring. American Style uses defined hands on a card with scores attached.

Yes. Mahjong World Dubai sometimes hosts private classes, corporate sessions, birthdays, and home groups. Message Neha with the group size, location, and preferred date.

Yes. Children, teens, families, and adults are welcome. Neha can suggest the best class or private group format based on the players' ages and experience.

Yes. Guided Club sessions let Neha help returning players quickly remember the rhythm, table habits, and scoring basics.

All levels are welcome when the tournament format allows it. Neha tries to mix and match players by skill level so the table feels fair and enjoyable.

Bring your Mahjong set if you have one. Sets are provided where possible.

Club is five two-hour sessions within three months: AED 200 for guided play (new learners) or AED 150 for independent play (players who have played for more than two months).