Yoga

OhanaJo Studio

Kuala Lumpur

4.9· 604 reviews

Address

Plaza Arkadia |, Plaza Arkadia, Block H, Hutton, 1-3A, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Phone

+60 17-696 8895

About OhanaJo Studio

Sound bowls, gongs, and breathwork don't usually headline a yoga studio's own description of itself, but OhanaJo's website leans into exactly that: a self-described "heart-based space" in Desa ParkCity built around sound healing and somatic work alongside more conventional yoga formats — flow, gentle, and yin classes all get a mention. The founder, Jojo Struys, is credited with more than 20 years of experience and Yoga Alliance YACEP status, and the studio runs its own certified sound-healing trainings in addition to regular classes, plus a second location in Vietnam and corporate wellness bookings on the side.

That range of offerings shows up in the hours, too, which shift across the week instead of running on one fixed schedule: weekdays from 9 AM to 10 PM, Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM, and Sunday starting slightly later at 8:30 AM through 1 PM. The shorter weekend windows indicate a morning-class format on Saturdays and Sundays rather than the all-day access available Monday through Friday. Facilities listed on the Google profile include paid parking in both garage and lot form, appointment requirements that show up as both mandatory and recommended depending on the activity booked, a restroom, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a note that the space is good for kids — a wider amenity spread than most yoga studios in this directory carry on their listings.

At 4.9 stars from 604 reviews, OhanaJo has one of the larger and more established review bases among the yoga and wellness listings covered here, which indicates a studio that's been operating long enough, and drawing enough regular visitors, to build a genuine history of satisfied clients rather than an early cluster of opinions from a handful of first-time guests. The Plaza Arkadia address inside Desa ParkCity places it in one of KL's more deliberately planned residential-commercial developments, and between the sound-healing focus, the trauma-informed framing on its own site, and the kids-friendly amenity tag, this studio comes across less like a standard yoga chain outlet and more like a dedicated wellness center that happens to teach yoga alongside everything else it runs. The second Vietnam branch mentioned on its site is further evidence that the business has scaled past a single-room operation, which tracks with a review count well into the hundreds rather than the dozens most newer studios in this directory are still working up to.

Frequently asked questions

How many people have reviewed OhanaJo Studio?

604 Google reviews at a 4.9 average — a substantial sample for a venue in this category, which is a fair signal of a consistent, established track record.

Do I need my own mat?

Most studios provide mats, but regular practitioners often prefer bringing their own — worth checking with OhanaJo Studio before your first class.

Is there parking at OhanaJo Studio?

Yes, per their Google Business Profile: paid parking garage, paid parking lot. Worth double-checking during peak hours since availability isn’t guaranteed.

What are OhanaJo Studio's opening hours?

Hours vary by day at OhanaJo Studio — for example, Monday is listed as 9 AM to 10 PM. See the full opening-hours table above for the rest of the week, since it changes day to day.

Do they offer private one-on-one sessions?

Many studios offer private instruction alongside group classes, typically at a higher rate — ask if that’s something OhanaJo Studio provides.

Is there a membership or is it pay-per-class?

Pricing structures vary widely between studios — class packs, monthly unlimited memberships, and drop-in rates are all common in the Malaysian market.