Meow Billiards Club in Hanoi, Vietnam

Meow Billiards Club Mộ Lao is a 24-hour pool venue in the TSQ commercial complex in Hà Đông, Hanoi, occupying units A23–A25 in Block A. It is especially useful for groups who want a dedicated billiards setting outside the Old Quarter, and current 2026 local listings still present the club as an all-day entertainment option. The Mộ Lao venue is also historically important to the wider Meow Billiards brand: a current recruitment profile for the operator says the company’s first billiards site opened at A23–A25 TSQ Mộ Lao in 2022. The main limitation for travelers is that a complete current table-price menu is not publicly documented, so rates and table availability should be checked directly.

The club is in Hà Đông, southwest of central Hanoi. Visitors staying around Hoàn Kiếm should expect a cross-city taxi or ride-hailing journey rather than a casual walk. The TSQ commercial-center address is more useful for navigation than the club name alone because Meow has expanded into a national chain. Current sources describe the company as having grown to 15 venues by 2025, so confirming “Mộ Lao” or the A25 TSQ location avoids being sent to another branch. The current map listing likewise matches the TSQ Mộ Lao venue and identifies it as a pool-billiards club.

The Mộ Lao branch is the original Meow location according to the operator’s current company profile. That history matters because later Meow branches use a recognizable brand concept, while this record should stay tied to the specific Hà Đông venue rather than become a generic page for the whole chain. A current Hanoi business directory still lists “Meow Billiards” at A23, A24 and A25 in the TSQ complex, reinforcing that the original branch remains part of the brand’s public footprint.

The most useful current practical detail is the schedule. A local Hà Đông leisure guide published in September 2026 lists Meow Billiards Club Mộ Lao as open all day, and the current business listing also shows 24-hour opening throughout the week. That makes it unusually flexible for late-evening or early-morning play. Even so, “open 24 hours” should not be treated as a promise that every service is identical at 3 a.m. and 3 p.m. Food, drinks, staffing and table availability can vary, so a late-night group should confirm before traveling across Hanoi.

Older specialist coverage gives more detail on the playing setup, but those specifics need to be treated as historical rather than automatically current. A 2024 billiards roundup described three separate playing areas, a private non-smoking room, 18 Aplus tables, Dyna balls and upgraded house cues. Because equipment can be replaced or reconfigured, the exact number and brands should be confirmed if they matter to the visit. The older description is still useful for understanding why Meow developed a reputation as a purpose-built billiards venue rather than a café with only a few tables.

The current operator profile emphasizes investment in facilities, service training and community events as part of Meow’s wider business model. It also states that the company wants its venues to support both casual customers and the development of young players. That broader brand direction helps explain the Mộ Lao branch’s mix of social and sport-oriented use. A current local guide frames the venue as a practical place for groups of friends to gather, play and relax after work or study. Travelers should therefore expect a recreational club atmosphere first, not a formal spectator attraction.

Pricing is the main current information gap. No dependable September 2026 public tariff for the Mộ Lao branch was found in the sources used for this record. Older promotional figures from the Meow system should not be reused as if they were current. Before starting a session, confirm the hourly table charge, whether different table types have different rates, and whether any membership or overnight promotion applies only to local customers. The same applies to cue rental, food and drinks, which may be charged separately.

For a casual visit, around one to three hours is a sensible planning estimate. Groups staying longer should account for food, breaks and transport back to central Hanoi. The club’s all-day schedule reduces pressure to arrive at a particular hour, but peak evening periods may still be busier than mornings. If several players want adjacent tables, or if a specific table category matters, booking ahead is more reliable than assuming immediate availability.

Accessibility is not sufficiently documented to promise a step-free route from the street to the playing area, accessible toilets or adapted seating. The fact that the venue is inside a commercial complex does not by itself prove full accessibility. Visitors with mobility requirements should contact the branch and ask about the entrance, any lift or level changes, and the amount of clear space around tables. Parking is also best confirmed directly rather than inferred from the shopping-center setting.

Meow Billiards Club Mộ Lao is therefore best for travelers who genuinely want to play pool and do not mind leaving the historic center for a dedicated club environment. Its strengths are current 24-hour operation, a clearly identifiable TSQ address and its role as the original venue of a large Vietnamese billiards brand. Its tradeoffs are the distance from central sightseeing districts and the lack of a fully published current tariff or accessibility specification. Confirm the Mộ Lao branch, current rate and preferred table before setting out.