The Tiles
Mahjong is played with 144 tiles featuring characters, bamboos, circles, winds, dragons, and special tiles.

Mahjong is more than a game—it is a timeless tradition that brings people together.
A game of skill, strategy, and a little bit of luck, Mahjong has been enjoyed for centuries and continues to connect generations across the world.

While there are many ways to play Mahjong, here are the basics:
Mahjong is played with 144 tiles featuring characters, bamboos, circles, winds, dragons, and special tiles.
Build a winning hand by forming sets and pairs according to the Mahjong card.
Players take turns drawing and discarding tiles, and sometimes even claiming a discarded tile.
Use skill, observation, and a little luck to outsmart your opponents.
Be the first to complete a winning hand, and you get to shout, “Mahjong!”


Across generations and continents
A game shaped across communities and cultures—always with connection at its heart.
Mahjong is believed to have originated in the Yangtze River Delta region.
The game spread across Asia and became a popular pastime.
Mahjong travelled to the West, captivating players in Europe and America.
Mahjong continues to thrive, bringing people together across cultures and generations.


Whether you're new to Mahjong or a seasoned player, you'll find a place at our table.
