This is a shopping plaza with a mirror maze in it. Chabahil Plaza on the Ring Road in Kathmandu isn't a gym, though one reviewer mentions in passing that there's a gym somewhere inside.
Since the page exists, here's what four visitors and one non-visitor actually recorded, because some of it is genuinely useful and one bit is a proper consumer warning.
It shows 4.0 from 69 reviews.
The Mirror Maze, With Prices
A visitor in January 2022, four stars: "Our task was to find the door of this mirror maze but we ended up finding each other. Sometimes you would bump yourself into the mirror. If you are the mischievous type, going with your close ones is so much fun here. For safety, they would provide you hand gloves and shoes cover before entering the maze. The ticket price is rs.250 each. And for students rs.200 each."
That's the only review on this page with actual numbers in it: 250 rupees, 200 for students, as of January 2022.
She also tells you they hand out gloves and shoe covers before you go in, which is a hygiene and safety measure nobody would think to ask about.
"Sometimes you would bump yourself into the mirror" is her warning, delivered with a laugh, and she still gave four stars.
The Complaint
A visitor in January 2021, two stars: "The mirror maze of Chabahil Plaza does no fair game. They tell you choose the theme and it makes no sense. If you're a student, your card is a must!! Was expecting better!"
The checkable part: bring your student card or you won't get the student rate. That's practical and it lines up with the 2022 review's two-tier pricing.
The "does no fair game" part about choosing a theme I genuinely don't understand. She's describing something specific about how the attraction works and I can't reconstruct it from the text. I'm not going to guess what she means.
What Else Is In the Building
A visitor in June 2023: "Good place with parking, food court, multiple banks, clothing stores and even gym. This place is so good even I moved my studio there. For fun there is even a mirror maze. Peace enough to establish an office there."
There's the gym mention, and that's all of it: the word "gym" in a list, from one person in June 2023. No name, no floor, no description.
He also did something more convincing than reviewing: he moved his studio into the building. That's a decision with money attached.
A visitor in May 2019, three stars: "It's incomplete. I checked two floors got disappointed and left."
That was 2019 and the 2023 review describes a full building, so I'd read that as a snapshot of a plaza still filling up rather than a permanent state. That's my reading, not his.
The Review From Someone Who Wasn't There
A reviewer in May 2026, four stars: "I didn't visit yet but the no open space."
He says outright he hasn't been. It's the newest thing on the record and it's four stars from someone who's never walked in.
The Hours Make No Sense
The listing shows 06:00 to 10:00 on weekdays, 06:00 to 08:30 Friday, and 07:30 to 10:00 Saturday.
Four hours a morning for a plaza with banks, a food court and clothing shops? That can't be right. Either the data is wrong or it describes one tenant's hours. I don't know which, and I'm not going to send you there at nine in the morning on a guess.
Who This Is For
Someone in Kathmandu wanting a mirror maze, a food court, or a bank. Two visitors say parking is available.
Not anyone looking for a gym. One person says one exists. That's the entire evidence base.
Chowk Ring Rd, Kathmandu 44600.
FAQ
Is there a gym here?
One reviewer in June 2023 lists a gym among the tenants. Nobody names it or describes it. That's all the information there is.
What does the mirror maze cost?
250 rupees, or 200 for students, according to a visitor in January 2022. Bring your student card; another reviewer says it's required.
What are the opening hours?
The listing says roughly 06:00 to 10:00, which can't be right for a shopping plaza. I don't know what the real hours are.
Is there parking?
Yes, according to a visitor in June 2023.