Lazy Suzy

Discover Lazy Suzy

Nestled on Staunton Street in the historic Central and Western district of Hong Kong Island, Lazy Suzy offers a cozy escape from the city’s vibrant energy. This restaurant blends Western and Chinese fusion flavours, creating a unique dining experience in a neighborhood known for its colonial heritage and modern skyscrapers. With a 4.6 rating from 60 reviews, it’s a spot that intrigues both locals and visitors exploring the area.

Why Choose Lazy Suzy

• Fusion cuisine with creative dishes like squid toasts and carbonara rice cake
• Evening dining from 5:30–11:30 PM, Tuesday to Sunday (closed Mondays)
• Price range of HK$250–450 per person
• Located at 21 Staunton Street, just off the main road in Central

Customer Experience

Reviews highlight the tasty fusion flavours, with favorites including pigeon and salad. However, some note small portion sizes and a higher-than-expected cost, with one solo diner paying $388 for a 5-course set. The atmosphere is praised, though the lack of a liquor license means no alcohol is available. Overall, the 4.6 rating reflects a generally positive experience, with standout service and creative dishes.

Getting There

Lazy Suzy is a Restaurant in Central and Western Hong Kong, located at 21 Staunton Street, Central. It’s open Tuesday to Sunday from 5:30–11:30 PM, and closed on Mondays. The restaurant is tucked in an alley off the main road, so look carefully for it. Reach it via taxi or a short walk from Central MTR station, and enjoy the neighborhood’s mix of old and new.