70% BAR in Hanoi, Vietnam

70% BAR is a late-night bar at 26 Phạm Huy Thông in Hanoi’s Ba Đình district, on the Ngọc Khánh side of the city. The old Travel S Helper record called it “70% Girls Bar,” but current 2026 listings use the shorter name “70% BAR” or the Japanese-styled “バー70%.” Fresh evidence supports treating this as the same entity because the current bar listing uses the exact legacy street address and its web URL still contains the old “70-GIRLS-BAR-Hanoi” identity. It suits travelers looking for a small, late-opening neighborhood bar rather than a large club. The main practical caveat is that the same address is also listed during daytime hours as Taima Art Cafe, so visitors should confirm the evening bar entrance and not assume that every daytime listing refers to the same operating concept.

The strongest current status evidence comes from Restaurant Guru, whose Hanoi page was updated in July 2026 and lists 70% BAR as open from 19:00 until 03:00 every day. It gives the address as 26 Phạm Huy Thông, Hanoi, provides the telephone number +84 375 276 257 and links to a Facebook profile for “70 BAR.” The page also incorporates recent Google-review activity, including an owner response from within the last year and a visitor review from 2025–2026, which is useful evidence that the business has remained active beyond the original 2023 WordPress record.

Restaurant Guru classifies the venue as a pub and bar and describes alcoholic drinks including beer, cocktails, spirits and wine. It also notes that bar games are part of the experience and that the place attracts a niche clientele, including Japanese guests. Those details should be read as directory-level characterization rather than as a fixed official menu. Drink brands, cocktail lists and food availability can change, and no current operator menu was available during this research cycle. A traveler coming for a particular spirit, bottle service or food item should ask directly.

The bar’s current hours make it a true night venue rather than the daytime cafe that appears at the same address in other databases. Monday through Sunday are all listed as 19:00–03:00. Because the closing time falls after midnight, a Friday night visit technically continues into early Saturday morning, and the same pattern applies throughout the week. The page should therefore display the hours in one overnight range rather than split them into two calendar-day entries. Holiday changes, private events or unusual operating conditions remain possible.

A second current source, Phoenix Darts, still lists a venue called “70% BAR COFFEE” in Hanoi and associates it with the same general Phạm Huy Thông location. That directory is useful because it supports the existence of an active games-and-bar concept, although it appears to contain a street-name typo, writing “Phạm Duy Thông” instead of Phạm Huy Thông. It should not replace the more precise address evidence from Restaurant Guru, but it provides independent support that the 70% brand remains part of Hanoi’s current nightlife ecosystem.

The address overlap with Taima Art Cafe deserves explicit treatment. Foody currently has an active page at 26 Phạm Huy Thông under a Taima Art Cafe URL while displaying the title “70% Bar - 26 Phạm Huy Thông.” The same page lists cafe-style drinks, pastries and daytime hours around 08:30–22:30, while Tripadvisor separately has a claimed Taima Art Cafe profile at the same address. These records could reflect a shared premises, a day-and-night operating arrangement, a rebranding history or database overlap. No reliable source found in this research cycle explains the relationship clearly enough to state which interpretation is correct. For Travel S Helper, the safest approach is to identify the late-night bar from the current 70% BAR listing and disclose the daytime-name conflict privately in research notes.

The bar is in Ba Đình, west of the Old Quarter and close to Ngọc Khánh Lake, Kim Mã and the Lotte Center area. It is not a walking-distance nightlife stop for every visitor staying around Hoàn Kiếm, so taxi or ride-hailing is the easiest option from the Old Quarter. Travelers already staying around Kim Mã, Liễu Giai or Ngọc Khánh may be able to walk. Because the bar operates until 03:00, return transport should be considered before drinking heavily, especially if accommodation is across the city.

A normal visit can last one to three hours, depending on whether the goal is a single drink or a longer social evening. That duration is an editorial estimate rather than an official recommendation. The recent review evidence suggests a small, friendly and home-like atmosphere rather than a high-capacity nightclub experience. That makes the venue more suitable for conversation and small groups, but space, seating and reservation policies were not confirmed through an operator source.

Pricing is another area where caution is necessary. Recent Google-derived review snippets on Restaurant Guru mention individual spending around 200,000–400,000 VND, while the directory itself displays a much higher generic price-range marker. Those figures are inconsistent enough that the page should not publish a hard average spend. Travelers should ask for the current menu or prices before ordering, particularly for bottles, spirits or any special service.

Accessibility is not documented. The current sources do not confirm step-free entry, accessible toilets or wheelchair circulation. The same applies to smoking rules, age policy, dress code and reservation requirements. These are important nightlife details but cannot be safely inferred. Visitors with specific requirements should call the venue using the current number before going.

70% BAR is therefore best published as the current continuation of the old “70% Girls Bar” entity, with the modern name, exact 26 Phạm Huy Thông address and 19:00–03:00 daily hours. The evidence is strong enough to remove it from retry status, but the page should remain precise about what is known: it is an active late-night bar, its current branding is 70% BAR, and the same address has overlapping daytime cafe listings whose relationship to the bar is not fully documented.