TOXIC Billiard Pool in Hanoi, Vietnam

TOXIC Billiard Pool is a 24-hour pool club in Phu Do, Nam Tu Liem, with the original branch at number 18, niche 8/11 Le Quang Dao. It is aimed at players who want modern equipment, late-night access and a social club atmosphere rather than a quiet café with a single table. Current August 2026 Hanoi billiards coverage still lists TOXIC among the stronger clubs in Nam Tu Liem, and the operator’s recent activity shows two Phu Do branches. The main planning limitation is price volatility: TOXIC regularly runs time-limited discounts and overnight combinations, so older promotional figures should never be treated as the permanent tariff.

The branch in this record is the first location at 18, niche 8/11 Le Quang Dao. The operator also advertises a second branch in the Phu Do resettlement area. That distinction matters because some promotions, buffet-style overnight packages and table availability can differ between branches. Travelers should confirm “co so 1” when booking this page’s venue. The current booking number associated with the first branch is 0928 439 888.

TOXIC describes itself as a pool-focused entertainment venue and has recently promoted upgraded table cloth, modern tables and equipment, football projection and cue-repair services. Current secondary coverage specifically refers to high-end GABRIELS tables and Cyclop Zeus Tournament balls. Those equipment details come from operator and local-ranking material rather than an independent technical audit, so serious players who require a particular table or ball set should still confirm what is installed on the day of the visit.

The strongest practical feature is the 24-hour schedule. Operator posts in 2025 repeatedly state that both Phu Do branches operate around the clock, and a Nam Tu Liem guide updated in August 2026 still lists TOXIC as an active local billiards option. The club even emphasized that it remained open throughout the National Day holiday period. Late-night play is therefore part of the venue’s identity rather than an incidental extension of hours. Very late visitors should still reserve if they need a specific table or are arriving with a group.

Pricing changes with promotions. In 2025 the club advertised morning discounts, reduced rates after midday, student offers and overnight packages. Some promotions brought the effective morning table rate down to around 39,000 VND per hour, but these campaigns had dates and conditions attached. Current 2026 guides continue to cite low reference prices, yet the safest approach is to ask for the live hourly rate before play begins. Confirm whether the price differs by table type, branch, time band or membership status.

The venue also supports longer sessions with drinks and food. Operator posts promote beverage service and overnight combinations that can include drinks or simple food. Local guides mention a bar area and a broad range of refreshments. No complete September 2026 menu or allergy information was verified, so food should be treated as a convenience rather than a reason to choose the club. Travelers with dietary needs should ask before ordering.

For groups, the two-branch setup is useful but can also create avoidable confusion. A reservation made through a social post or hotline should be checked for the exact branch, start time and number of tables. This matters especially for overnight packages, student promotions or time-limited discounts, because conditions may differ between the two Phu Do locations. A group carrying its own cues should also ask where equipment can be stored while eating or taking a break. These small checks are more useful than assuming every offer applies identically at both venues.

TOXIC’s recent marketing and staffing posts suggest a high-energy service model with employees assigned to table support, ordering and overnight shifts. That can be useful for newcomers who need help with racking or basic venue procedures. It should not be interpreted as guaranteed coaching. There is no reliable evidence that a formal lesson is included with ordinary table rental, and serious instruction should be arranged separately if offered.

A casual session will usually fit into one to three hours, while overnight promotions are designed for much longer play. Because the club is in Nam Tu Liem, travel from the Old Quarter can take time, particularly in evening traffic. Taxi or ride-hailing is the easiest choice for most visitors. Use the full niche address because Phu Do has several small roads and the second TOXIC branch is nearby enough to create confusion.

Current sources describe generous parking and a spacious, air-conditioned environment, but detailed accessibility information is missing. The page cannot confirm a step-free route, accessible toilet, table clearance for wheelchair users or adapted seating. Anyone with mobility needs should contact the first branch directly. The same applies to smoking policy, which is not clearly documented in the current sources.

TOXIC Billiard Pool makes most sense for players who value all-night access, current equipment investment and a club designed around billiards rather than general nightlife. Its strengths are the active two-branch operation, 24-hour schedule and frequent promotions. Its tradeoff is that prices and offers change often. Confirm the first-branch booking, current hourly rate and table availability before making the trip.