The room of lights in the alley
Phiêu Acoustic Cafe — a two-storey wooden room that only opens after dark, under a sky of fairy lights and a neon sign.
Every night, a sky full of lights.
Phiêu is a two-storey wooden room in the 343 Tô Hiến Thành alley, District 10 — an acoustic listening room that opens only in the evening. The first thing you see is what the place is known for: a sky of fairy lights covering the ceiling, and a glowing neon script sign on the leaf-covered wall.
The wooden mezzanine creaks underfoot, rope railings all around — that is the couples’ corner, leaning on the railing to look down at the stage a few metres below. The ground floor belongs to groups: crowded, warm, and someone always raises a hand to sing with the band. The café only opens at 18:30, so every memory here belongs to the night.
Music starts around 20:00, a different band each night — guitar, cajón, voices the regulars know by heart. And so, every night, there is a sky full of lights.
Why it is the sky of lights
- Neon script on the leafy wallA glowing neon script sign on a leaf-covered wall — Phiêu’s beacon in the alley.
- The fairy-light canopySheer fabric drapes the ceiling, pierced by hundreds of fairy lights — sit anywhere and you are under a night sky.
- The creaky wooden mezzanineA wooden mezzanine that creaks underfoot, rope railings — the loft for couples, the ground floor for groups.
- Guests sing with the bandWant to sing along? Just raise your hand — that is how it is done here, every night.
The night-lights lens
A different acoustic band from 20:00 each night — guitar, cajón, and familiar voices.
The wooden loft is for two: lean on the railing and look down at the stage.
The ground floor is crowded and warm, with someone always singing along.
The café only opens at 18:30 — every memory here belongs to the night.
Live music, laughter, and creaking wood are part of the deal.