One end — the climb
The address is 02 Le Thanh Ton; the bar is on the second floor above the GS25. Getting there is step one — the room rewards the climb with a low-lit counter and shelves of bottles.
2F · 02 Le Thanh Ton · District 1
A Japanese kakurega speakeasy hidden above a convenience store on Le Thanh Ton — a small counter, bartender Finn, and an anime-lined room open to 2 AM.
The kakurega
To-Hidden works like a Japanese kakurega — a retreat you have to find. There is no big sign on Le Thanh Ton: the bar waits upstairs, above the convenience store, behind a door most people walk past.

The address is 02 Le Thanh Ton; the bar is on the second floor above the GS25. Getting there is step one — the room rewards the climb with a low-lit counter and shelves of bottles.
Inside, bartender Finn runs a small counter: cocktails poured in front of you, karaage and Japanese bar snacks on the side, anime figures watching from the shelves.
Three frames to open
The owner's mint serve, cocktails standing among anime figures, and the poster wall — how a night at To-Hidden opens.
An owner-shot cocktail finished with mint — the bar's own camera on its own counter.
Anime figures line the bar and share the shelf with the bottles — the room's character is not decoration, it is the point.
Posters cover the walls — a hideaway that looks like the inside of a collector's room.
Inside the hideaway
Bottle shelves, the low counter and neon-lit corners — To-Hidden through its guests' own photos.




