APLUS HANOI — Top 100 Clubs worldwide — 78 Yen Phu, Ba Dinh, HanoiAPLUS HANOITOP 43 CLUBS WORLDWIDE

APLUS HANOI calls itself the first super club of Hanoi, and the scale explains why: a main floor for around 1,000 guests, a stage built for international DJs, and LED, laser and sound systems that were part of the plan from opening night in December 2023. The club sits at 78 Yen Phu Street, on the strip of land between West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, so most people arrive either from the Old Quarter or from the Tay Ho side.

What people mention first is the international ranking. In 2025 the club entered DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs, the poll voted on by electronic music fans worldwide, at number 67. In 2026 it climbed to number 43, a jump of 24 places in a single year. For travellers and EDM fans that alone is a good reason to drop in, even on a short stay in Hanoi.

In spirit, this is a place for proper music nights: people come to stand in front of the stage, wait for the drop and watch the LED wall change scene. If you want a quiet corner to talk, Aplus Club is the wrong fit. If you want to see large-scale production right in the middle of Hanoi, it belongs on your list.

Walk onto the main floor and the first thing you see is the LED wall filling the space behind the DJ booth. Its visuals change with each set: one night a giant white dragon coils across an icy blue backdrop, another night a huge eye seems to stare down at the crowd, and at times the whole wall turns into the red and gold Vietnamese flag. Chrome wings and upright LED columns frame the stage on both sides.

Overhead hangs a dense rig of moving heads, throwing beams diagonally through a light haze. Ring-shaped crests carrying the APLUS logo are mounted around the walls and flash whenever the lights sweep past. At the peaks of a set, CO2 jets fire from the stage, flames burst on either side of the booth and confetti and glitter rain down across the floor.

The DJ booth sits on a raised platform facing the floor, so from behind the decks you can see a sea of raised hands. The reverse holds too: almost every spot on the floor has a view of the LED wall. To preview the room and choose your angle, open the photo gallery on this site.

APLUS covers more ground musically than most clubs of its size. Big-room EDM is the backbone, mixed with Trance, Techno and House, Hip-hop, and Viet Mix nights for guests who like familiar melodies. Line-ups rotate between international DJs and leading regional names, so the mood shifts from week to week.

A few regular dates are easy to remember. Wednesday is Ladies Night. Viet Mix nights are for singing along to well-known songs in new edits. PLUSIGNATURE is the series built around the resident DJs. There are also fashion shows and seasonal theme nights. The weekly schedule is posted on the club's official Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, so check before you settle on a date.

Doors open at 9:30 PM and close at 3 AM, seven nights a week. The main stage usually kicks off around 11 PM, which is also when the floor is fullest. Arriving a little earlier gives you time to settle in and catch the opening sets before the crowd builds.

Going by the club's own floor map, the floor has six tiers. GA tables sit in the general area and order from the GA packages. Six VIP tables (V1 – V6) line the edge of the floor. Sixteen VVIP tables (VV1 – VV16) ring the floor, from the inner circle by the central bar out to the walls. Eight SVIP tables (SV1 – SV8) sit beside the stage and around the central bar. The President table is the only one on the centre line of the room, facing the stage. Seven Cabanas (C1 – C7) are on the 2nd floor. Each tier has its own weekday and weekend minimum spend, listed on the floor-map page of the menu.

On a floor built for a thousand people, position shapes a lot: how clearly you see the stage, how busy it is around you, whether the whole group can sit together. The easiest way to decide is by headcount and the kind of night you want. Want to be closest to the stage? Take an SVIP table. A bigger group wanting a spot around the floor? Choose VIP or VVIP. Celebrating a birthday or hosting important guests? Ask about the President table or a 2nd-floor Cabana. Not sure yet? Pick “Recommend for me” in the form and the team will suggest a spot for your night.

Reserving a table at APLUS HANOI is free. Step one: choose the date, arrival time and number of guests. Step two: pick the area you want or let the team advise. Step three: send your details through the form on the home page or the booking page and wait for the confirmation call, which usually comes within about five minutes.

If you have special requests, such as a birthday, an international group or a spot near the stage, put them in the notes so everything is ready when you arrive. Friday, Saturday and international-DJ nights tend to fill early, so get in touch at least a day ahead. For a faster answer, call or message the hotline on Zalo below.

The full address is 78 Yen Phu Street, Truc Bach Ward, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi; under the ward boundaries in force since 1 July 2025, the area now belongs to Ba Dinh Ward. The club is on the Yen Phu road that runs between West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, only a few minutes from the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake.

By taxi or ride-hailing app, entering “APLUS Hanoi 78 Yen Phu” takes you to the right spot. There is another club further along the same street at number 42M, so check the house number before getting out. Parking is available on site at 78 Yen Phu, and staff will explain where to leave your vehicle when they confirm the booking. The map and detailed directions are on the contact page.

The club at 42M on the same road is Hero Club Hanoi — a different venue, so give the driver the right house number, 78.

APLUS HANOI admits guests aged 18 and over only, so bring an ID card or passport in case you are asked at the door. The dress code is smart casual or above: neat and presentable, and sportswear is not a good fit here.

The floor gets very busy at peak time, so agree on a meeting point outside and go in together to be shown to your table as a group. If someone is running late, tell the team so the spot is held. The sound is as powerful as you would expect from a big club; if you have sensitive ears, musician-style earplugs are worth bringing.

Photos from the floor show every kind of crowd: young friends posing in front of the stage, weekend groups out together, visitors from abroad following an international DJ. Beyond regular nights, the club hosts private events such as birthdays, product launches, company parties, year-end after-parties and galas; the built-in stage and LED wall are a ready-made backdrop for a big occasion.

For birthdays, an SVIP table, the President table or a 2nd-floor Cabana works best because everyone sits together. For larger events, get in touch early for advice on the space, table layout and a programme that fits the evening.

APLUS HANOI serves group experience packages alongside a collection of signature drinks. The full menu is now in the flip-through book on this site: table packages for GA, VIP, VVIP and SVIP, bottles, snacks and the floor map with minimum spend. When you book, the team will suggest a package that fits your group size and area, including any extras for a birthday.

People search for the club in many ways: aplus hanoi, aplus club hanoi, a plus hanoi, aplus yen phu or booking aplus. They all lead to the same place at 78 Yen Phu. The official name is APLUS HANOI, and the logo is an A+ drawn as sliders, like the faders on a DJ mixer.

If you come across an APLUS in Ho Chi Minh City, that is a different venue. In Hanoi, check three things: the address 78 Yen Phu, the slider-shaped A+ logo and opening hours of 9:30 PM to 3 AM.

Some guests also type a plus hanoi, a plus club hanoi, a plus yen phu or bar a plus; it is still APLUS HANOI at 78 Yen Phu.