as per on facebook - welcome to Taiwan.
Taiwanese people are very friendly and as a "foreigner", you are basically treated like VIP way more than the locals when you visit table tennis centres or any where in the country. This is unlike some countries where as a foreigner, you might fee rejected or unwelcome, Taiwanese people will always welcome you!
We don't really call it clubs, as clubs is something different. (Taiwan does not have table tennis clubs)
We just call it table tennis centre.
You have some that pays membership, (which is just for entry fees into the venue) or like the one you have that is door fee.
NTD150 is above avg.
some are 100, and maybe most expensive is 200.
There are also community centres (gov sport buildings) where it is around 100 per table per hour, but you need to bring your own partner.
Places to play in Taiwan - thousands, many of them are not listed on google map. IE so many housing communities has they own table tennis areas in the basement or some where. I was invited to one, where there were 4 tables, 2 of them setup with more space than an European club league match. Paid 30 door fee, and can play for hours.
There are also some places where it is free to play or very cheap to play (25 per hour).
And almost every single school will have.
Ie, at a pro school, there is a full time table tennis team, where there is 8 tables set up, but space for 10~12. That is only for the team.
Then downstairs, there is 6 tables set up for the rest of the school.
In many schools, there are table tennis team, easy to find 5 to 10 tables in every school
overall, the level is high and I hope you can make a lot more friends