Maze Bar — Restaurant in Da Lat City

Very cheap but amazing! Drinks are nice and it was a great atmosphere. We read different reviews online and honestly, I don't see how people are calling this a tourist trap. Prices are cheap and if you disagree as a person from the West then you need to really look on Google and do some convertions yourself. The staff were friendly and explained the concept to us. Your entrance fee is literally just a drink. People who are annoyed at this, you need to understand this isn't a bar that you just sit down in, you are paying for the upkeep, cleaning... Etc of the whole maze that you enter.

The maze itself is great, with many floors and different objects inside. We managed to get to the top where there is another bar located. We went in the late evening and it was not packed at all. Literally just us and a separate small group of friends there. The steps are slippy, probably due to drinks being spilled as people navigate the maze so do be careful! There are areas in the maze that will require you to duck under, climb through a narrow space perhaps. We spent a good amount of time in here, I only had one drink too so the comments about staff harrasing you to use up your money on drinks is false.

Also the bar is in a great location, not far from the night markets and some dessert spots too! I would say it is 100%...

Who would’ve thought to build a maze inside a bar right in the middle of Da Lat? This place is one of the most unusual, artistic, and fun experiences I’ve had in Vietnam. You don’t just go for a drink, you go on an adventure.

With 8 wildly imaginative levels to explore, you’ll weave through tunnels, pass surreal sculptures, and climb colorful stairs that lead to secret nooks and even private booths carved into cave-like corners.

The walls are decorated with tribal art, glowing creatures, faces in stone it felt like walking through a psychedelic dream. It took us around 40 minutes to get through and I’m still not convinced we saw it all.

Entry is simply the cost of a drink, and the menu is reasonably priced (cocktails, beers, even cookies blended with rum!). At the very top, there’s a rooftop area with stunning panoramic views of Da Lat by night, absolutely worth the climb.

Being tall, I had to duck through a few tight entrances, which honestly made it more entertaining. This is such a unique and playful place to explore, and a brilliant way to spend an evening with friends. I’d definitely recommend visiting, it’s like no other bar you’ve ever seen.

Sunday 8 am–12 am Monday 8 am–12 am Tuesday 8 am–12 am Wednesday 8 am–12 am Thursday 8 am–12 am Friday ...

One of the most unique bars I have been to (and probably ever will!). We were highly surprised that we were the only customers here at the time due to the fun concept this bar offers. You enter and purchase a drink straight from the bar that is before you before proceeding down a dark stairwell and into the maze. When I say maze, I mean I lost my partner inside and was trying to find him or an exit for a longer time than I’d like to admit. This place would be extremely interesting if you’d had a couple too many beers or something stronger 🍄.

Beers were reasonably priced and there’s (eventually, when you find it) an outdoor garden at the top which must be discovered deep into the maze. This place is literally huge but looks like a standard quaint bar from the outside. There’s also various other floors with bars located within pockets of the maze. You may crawl through a hole and find yourself in a large room that opens out with tables and a balcony view. Totally bizarre and random I loved it.

Not only is it a maze, the art and architecture within the maze is beautiful and weird. One minute there’s an octopus coming out of the wall and the next you’re clambering down an almost-too-small-to-fit-down staircase made out of varying sizes of tree trunk. I empathise with the glass collector 🤣

Basically, go...