The Industree Beer Garden — a 1,200 m² beer garden — 794 Lang Street, Dong Da, HanoiTHE INDUSTREEBEER GARDEN · 794 LANG STREET

The Industree Beer Garden is a 1,200 m² dining garden right on Lang Street in Hanoi, run by KOLLAB. Regulars shorten it to The Industree, Industree Beer or Industree Lang Street; whichever you type, you are looking for the same address at number 794. The venue opened for soft trading on 20 July 2026 and held its official opening night, called “Xông đất” (the first-footing), on 1 August 2026.

The name blends industry and tree, and the logo tells that story directly: a tree growing out of a circuit board, drawn in lime green and ringed by sticker-style flowers in every colour. On site, the idea becomes steel frames, yellow-and-black hazard stripes like a construction zone, string lights strung overhead and greenery placed between the rows of tables.

What sets The Industree apart from an ordinary garden restaurant is the stage. This is not a place where you eat and leave: there is a show every evening, an MC who chats with the tables and plenty of games the whole garden joins in. It suits big groups who want dinner with a party atmosphere, from close friends to an entire department fresh out of the office.

The stage is the focal point of the garden. Behind it, a glass wall holds two round light signs; the larger one carries the tree emblem and the words THE INDUSTREE BY KOLLAB. The glass is also dotted with letter tiles laid out like a crossword, spelling words such as CHILL, PARTY and CONNECT, a small detail worth a photo.

To one side of the stage stands a large LED screen. Besides show visuals, it displays birthday messages with the guest's name on nights when a table is celebrating. Overhead, moving lights sweep amber beams across the floor between the strings of bulbs. At the peak moments, CO2 jets fire, balloons drop from above and cold sparklers flare along the edge of the stage.

Most seating is long wooden tables set end to end, wide enough for several hotpots, grill trays and shared plates. Along the sides you will find yellow-and-black striped panels, handwritten neon signs, a comic-style mural and an orange LED banner with scrolling text. Above, a mezzanine with a railing looks straight down onto the stage, where people stand to take in the whole scene. Palms and potted plants around the stage keep the tree in the name.

According to the venue, the stage lights up every evening, with a band, a DJ and an MC taking turns to keep the energy going. The MC does more than host: they call out tables by name, especially birthday groups and company parties, so your group may well get a shout-out from the stage.

Photos from the venue show many kinds of interaction: guests holding up handwritten signs for the MC's challenges, groups dancing in a line along the aisle between tables, costumed characters and a plush mascot joining the fun on stage. The mood is closer to an outdoor party than a quiet dinner.

What happens on a given night can change with the venue's schedule. If you want to sit near the stage and join in, or would rather be a little further from the speakers to talk, say so when you book.

The venue's Facebook cover lists three regular programmes, each aimed at a different kind of group:

The 1,200 m² garden is split into four zones so every kind of group has a fitting spot. The names below are the ones used on this website and in the booking form; on the phone, just say which zone you would like.

The food at The Industree is built for sharing: big hotpots in the centre of the table, grilled dishes that keep coming, seafood cooked in familiar Vietnamese styles and a few quick bites for when you first sit down. Most dishes arrive on platters everyone can reach, so the larger the group, the easier it is to order.

For big parties, staff suggest a set by headcount when you book. The website does not yet show a priced menu; the latest price list is sent when you call the hotline or message on Zalo.

Reserving a table at The Industree costs nothing. Use whichever channel suits you:

The Industree is at 794 Lang Street, Lang Ward, Hanoi. The area used to belong to Lang Thuong Ward in Dong Da District, so many locals still describe it as being in Dong Da.

Lang Street is a major road on the west side of the city, easy to reach from Cau Giay or Thanh Xuan. Search “The Industree Beer Garden” or “794 Duong Lang” in any map app to land on the right spot; the Booking & contact page also has an embedded Google Map you can open for directions.

The Industree only serves guests aged 18 and over. Bring your national ID card or passport, as staff may ask to see it at the entrance.

The venue has not set a specific dress code; on Tuesdays, groups who want to join the theme can simply come in pyjamas. Part of the garden is open-air, so on a cold or rainy evening ask for the covered area when you book. The opening hours shown in the footer can change on holidays or event nights, so if you plan to arrive late, call ahead to be sure.