Binh Minh Jazz Club

Had a lovely night listening to the jazz performance; the band killed it. 150k cover charge was totally worth it. Diavola pizza was overwhelmingly good with heavy flavours - somehow better than Pizza 4P's - and I don't even care for salami.

Great place for jazz lovers. You have to pay entrance fee (100k VND) plus order something. We came on a monday at 10pm, and they were open.

A fantastic display of Jazz, great musicians all tight and on point, Great singers. The place and vibe is so chill and sophisticated a solid eve.

We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Binh Minh Jazz Club! Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by friendly staff who kindly carved out a spot for us even though we arrived a bit late for the live jazz set. The musicians were incredibly talented, bringing us on a captivating journey through both classic standards and more niche tunes. The drinks were delightful, though slightly pricier than nearby bars. However, the cost was more than justified by the outstanding experience and the remarkable performances by the musicians, including the legendary Mr. Quyền Văn Minh himself. Would highly recommend this extraordinary experience during your trip to Hanoi!

For the music 5 stars. Everything else - meh. First of all, we have booked the table. We were 7 minutes late and when we asked where should we sit we were told anywhere. But we liked table at the back with "reserved". We asked if we can sit there and waitress annoyingly said yes it was suppose to be our table, but we were late for it. What? Anyway, everything overpriced and not that good. Also waiters wanted us to pay after each time they brought food/drinks. Which kinda disturbed the whole experience. TLDR: music good, service bad.

Very nice live jazz music. Cocktails were good. you get into the club and it takes to a different place maybe related to old days in history of Vietnam

Great atmosphere for Jazz’s lovers. Live music every night from 9 pm to 23 pm. Drinks are just so so.

I think anyone must spend an evening here when in Hanoi. The hospitality and artists are impeccable. I got to watch and listen to Dattie Do and her pianist and double bassist – I didn’t manage to catch the latter names but they were delightful. An utterly memorable experience. P.s. I didn’t order any food and stayed with a red all night. Here’s a poem I composed that night. It’s called “Glass of Wine”. Glass of Wine Oh. This is the part When I realise That jazz is like breathing And inhales last just a moment You can only keep going And going To the end Of the page or wherever it is that the notes go When they flutter and reach the ceiling Like bird wings ‘gainst a cage And those sounds turn to thoughts Of lovers long gone and passed I shouldn’t have started If I meant to think of tomorrow But at the Binh Minh Jazz Club The wine takes me higher To you