Located in Fitzrovia, near Tottenham Court Road Station, Lucy Wong is one of London’s suavest late night cocktail bars. Inspired by the beautifully written love story ‘A World of Suzie Wong’ by Richard Mason and its 1950’s Hong Kong setting, this venue encompasses traditional Chinese elements while incorporating modern twists to create a luxurious yet intimate space with a relaxed speakeasy feel.

Extending the glamorous Asian inspired décors of Lucy Wong’s interiors outside, Lucy's courtyard is a relaxed space, ideal for sipping on cocktails while socialising late into the evening. Partially covered, and ambiently lit with optional heaters, the customised space is comprised of comfortable booth style seating and high bar tables & stools, creating the perfect spot for outdoor soirées this summer. 

Guests can sip and savour a fine selection of Asian inspired tipples inside this illusive underground bar, leading with a signature and classic cocktail menu created by award-winning Mixologist, Dré Masso. Intriguing cocktails from their menu of 9 innovative signatures inclusive of both chic and sophisticated yet fun and creative serves include the floral Yu Dynasty, delicate Shi-so Sour, creative Crouching Tiger and Lucy's striking blue Shanghai 75. Their strong selection of 25 classic cocktails includes lesser-known favourites such as the Manhattan via Hong Kong, Vieux Carré and Mint Julep.

On the food menu, small Cantonese plates centered around sharing, highlights traditional dishes such as Sui Mai and Har Gau amongst their dim sum selection. Roast duck, Char Siu pork and Soy chicken take the fore in a succulent roast meats selection while adding sides such the signature fried rice, wok fried broccoli and jellyfish & cucumber completes the authentic Asian dining experience.

Open until 3am, Lucy Wong hosts DJ's Friday and Saturday nights, playing a mix of 70's, 80's and 90's remixes with a little disco thrown in for good measure. Lucy's Happy Hour offers 2-4-1 across her entire menu of cocktails every Monday to Friday from 5pm until 7pm, while Afternoon Tea is served promptly from 3pm - 5pm every Saturday, spinning an Asian twist on the quintessentially British experience, with the option of bottomless spritz cocktails or premium House of Suntory cocktails for a whole 90 minutes. 

With all this said, it still leaves us with the ever-growing question, who is Lucy Wong? 

You’ll have to book to find out.