Taipei's courtyard is Wuhan's petty bourgeois gathering place, where cafes and bars are lined up, and Hidden is hidden in it. The store has a short history, and in just over a year, it has become an Internet celebrity bar because of its good style.

Hidden's cocktail specialty is one of the best in the entire list for its new wine development capabilities, with a whopping 18 original cocktails, and even more classics. However, while the variety is abundant, Hidden is not exquisite in the production of a single wine. For example, the store's signature Taipei Yard uses Havana 7-year-old as the base liquor, blending liqueur, blueberry juice and other accessories, and its taste is too sweet and sour, slightly greasy, and the taste of the base liquor rum is somewhat masked. With a small selection of whiskies other than cocktails and the fact that the ice cubes are not hand-chiseled, this store may be a bit of a disappointment for drinkers who prefer to drink pure whisky.

The nice atmosphere is what makes Hidden a good thing, its music is soft, and the sparse customers make the store not noisy. The interior of the restaurant is quite industrial, and the large area of fair-faced concrete makes the whole bar slightly cooler.

Hidden's waiters have solid basic skills and are very knowledgeable about the respective wines in the store, and they are always able to answer the questions of drinkers. Their service attitude is also quite enthusiastic, adding snacks and tea to take the initiative.