First things first: this is a table tennis club, not a gym
If a gym search brought you to Cau Lac Bo Bong Ban Yersin in Da Lat, let me save you the trip mismatch - "bong ban" means table tennis, and every review here is about table tennis coaching. There's a coach, a "pitch" or playing space, and classes. Nobody mentions weights, cardio machines, or strength training. It's a racket-sport club listed under a generic sports-activity category, which is how it ended up looking like a gym in the first place.
So if you want to lift or run, this isn't your place. If you or your kid want to learn table tennis, keep reading, because the reviews are warm and specific about exactly that.
What people describe
Coaching, mostly for young players. The most telling review, from October 2025, comes from a parent: "This past summer, I enrolled my 7th-grade child in table tennis classes. Initially, I only intended for her to improve her health and avoid spending too much time on her phone at home, but after joining the class, she unexpectedly became interested in the sport and wants to pursue it long-term." That's a genuinely useful account - it tells you the club is set up for beginners and kids, and that the coaching holds their interest past the first few sessions. I'd trust that more than any star count.
Where the voices agree
The coach and the space. An October 2025 review kept it simple: "A great coach, a spacious and comfortable pitch." An August 2025 visitor added: "The field is nice, and the guys are friendly." A December 2022 review in Vietnamese (translated from Vietnamese) said much the same: "Professional coach, comfortable training space." Three independent voices, three mentions of the coach being good and the room being comfortable. For a club this small, that consistency is worth more than the rating.
What that 4.8 measures
Almost nothing, statistically - and I mean that as a caution, not an insult. Five reviews. That's a trace, not a track record. With a sample that small, the average is basically the mood of a handful of happy people. One disappointed visitor would swing it hard. So read the 4.8 as "the few who reviewed it liked it," and lean on the descriptions - beginner-friendly coaching, comfortable space, friendly regulars - rather than the number.
What's missing
Everything a planner needs. No price for classes or table rental. No clear schedule - the listing's hours are ambiguous, so don't assume it's open when you show up. The contact is a Facebook group, not a booking line. And because the record is so thin, I won't invent detail to fill it. If I guessed at fees or class times, you couldn't tell my guess from a fact, and that would make this worse, not better. A message to the Facebook group or a call to +84 977 663 545 will get you real answers in minutes.
Who it's not for
Anyone looking for a fitness gym. There's no strength or cardio equipment described here. This is table tennis coaching, aimed heavily at kids and beginners.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's a table tennis club in Da Lat. Reviews describe coaching, a playing space, and classes, with no mention of gym equipment.
Is it good for children?
One parent enrolled a 7th-grader over the summer and reported the child became genuinely interested in the sport and wanted to continue.
How reliable is the 4.8 rating?
It rests on just five reviews, so treat it as the impression of a small group rather than a proven average.
How do I book a class?
No price or schedule is published. Contact the club through its Facebook group or by phone at +84 977 663 545.