This yoga studio is a cozy one, it fits at most 10-15 people, just nice for the instructor to have enough time for each person. Been to several instructors' classes, such as Lulu and Eva, they are all very professional and would help to correct or improve our poses. In terms of amenities, it's not as luxurious as some other studios, but its sufficient for me. Would definitely recommend this studio.

I've been coming to Tirisula since start of 2020 and I must say that the teachers are really friendly and knowledgeable. Have been attending a mix of weekday nights/weekend classes to try out the variety pre and post covid19. Currently classes are capped at 5 pax due to social distancing. Even before covid 19, there was a sense of calm during practice instead of a roomful of crowded people exercising in a space. Some classes have a mix of beginner and intermediate. I like that it is basic and economical, and i hope it stays this way! Not sure why the sudden surge of negative reviews (strangely those people who reviewed have only less than 5 reviews overall per account, suspicious..) But of course if you want a premium experience such as free towels, registration with front desk, plenty of locker rooms and showers, then better to look elsewhere!

The small class size of about 10 pax is comfortable and personal. Instructor I had was Eva and she's clear in her instructions and has a soothing voice that makes the class easy to follow. Due to its location, 3rd floor in chinatown, the hustle and bustle of the street can be a bit loud at times. Overall an excellent yoga studio and I'd like to come back for more classes

I adore Tirisula. I don’t understand most of the other reviews - they actually look illegitimate if you read them. I am moving soon and I will travel further just so I can still come to Tirisula. Teachers are friendly and v knowledgeable, atmosphere is calm and family like, class sizes are small, teachers will challenge you, location is great and accessible. I tried lots of the other big studios but it felt so impersonal and robotic with 30 people in the class. If you actually want to feel part of a real yoga community then come here!

Been practicing a little over 3 years now. Coming here on the regular for the past year and a half. Classes are small, people are friendly. Asanas are pretty hardcore. I like how the yogis push me to try more and more challenging things. And of course, options aplenty for persons of all levels. Classes are pretty damn economic, as far as yoga classes go. No idea what's with all the super negative reviews, though to be fair, I haven't taken any yoga instructor courses.

I love Tirisula (can only speak for their regular yoga classes because i've never done teacher training). Discovered them through Classpass and attended mostly at their Geylang studio (which has since moved to Norris Rd). Have taken many classes with James Ng and he is so friendly and funny - he's the kind of teacher who will remember your name after only one lesson! I had been doing yoga rather desultorily for 10 years but his Hatha 2 classes really pushed me - thanks to him I finally achieved Bird of Paradise (svarga dvijasana) and am working my way towards pincha mayurasana :D Highly recommend!

I love this studio. I have been there several times and its quiet and cosy. The teachers are very friendly and professional. I like it because is not a big company and its more friendly that those other studios that just want your money. Classes are small size and not packed as other studios and the atmosphere is quite cool but not pretentious.