Phiêu
A two-storey wooden room in a Tô Hiến Thành alley, where hundreds of fairy lights turn the ceiling into a night sky — and a new band plays every night, right under the neon sign.
Look up and see a whole sky
Sheer fabric drapes the ceiling, pierced by hundreds of fairy lights — whether you sit on the ground floor or lounge on the wooden mezzanine, the lights are the first thing you remember. Warm wooden walls, rope railings, and the red-glowing bar corner at the back of the room.
The mezzanine is for couples: lean on the railing and look down at the stage, the band just a few metres away. The ground floor is for groups — crowded, warm, and there is always someone singing along with the band.
A different band every night
Music starts around 8 pm, a different band each night — guitar, cajón, and voices the regulars know by heart. Want to sing along? Just raise your hand; that is how it is done here.