Category Archives: Chinese New Year

Lilymu, a contemporary Pan-Asian restaurant in Parramatta Square, is celebrating the Year of the Snake with a bespoke $108pp Lunar New Year Banquet, available from 25 January – 2 February. Menu highlights include dumpling assiette with Layu and black vinegar, roast barramundi with ginger and shallot, and beef short rib with gochujang and perilla.  AddingContinue reading “Celebrate Lunar New Year with Lilymu, Parramatta | 25 January – 2 February”

Capella Sydney, renowned for its commitment to exceptional luxury experiences, is thrilled to unveil the program for its 2025 Lunar New Year celebrations to usher in the Year of the Snake, held at the hotel and kicking off on January 28th until 16th February. Sydneysiders are welcome to join in on the programme of unforgettableContinue reading “CAPELLA SYDNEY CELEBRATES LUNAR NEW YEAR WITH AN IMPRESSIVE PROGRAMME OF FOOD AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES”

A Celebration of Auspicious Dishes and Tradition Located in Sydney and Melbourne CBD, Spice Temple invites diners to embrace the Chinese custom of welcoming fortuitous times with a special feast to celebrate the Lunar New Year. From January 22 to February 5, guests can mark the Year of the Snake with a limited-time banquet featuringContinue reading “Spice Temple Welcomes the Year of the Snake with Lunar New Year Feast”

The year of the zodiac dragon is symbolic of power, nobility, honour, luck, andsuccess, and in typical Din Tai Fung fashion, they have done it again this Lunar NewYear! Behold the release of Dragon Buns, Prosperity Toss Salad and special LNY dishesfrom 3 February to 24 February 2024. Chocolate Sea Salt Dragon BunIt’s the mostContinue reading “Din Tai Fung welcomes the Year of Dragon with mighty Dragon buns & special Lunar New Year dishes”

This Lunar New Year, Prahran-based neo-Vietnamese restaurant Firebird – will celebrate Tết, or Vietnamese New Year with a show stopping seafood tower. Short for Tết Nguyên Đán,  Tết is the most important celebration in Vietnamese culture and heralds the arrival of spring in the northern hemisphere. This Tết celebrates the Year of the Dragon, one of the mostContinue reading “Firebird To Elevate Tet Celebrations With A Tower of Seafood Delights”

Spice Temple is embracing the Chinese custom of ushering in fortuitous times with special feasts of auspicious dishes planned for the coming Lunar New Year celebrations. Executive Chef of Spice Temple Sydney and Melbourne Andy Evans and Melbourne Head Chef Maggie Chan have curated special banquet menus to celebrate the Year of the Dragon, whichContinue reading “Spice Temple welcomes in Year of The Dragon with Chinese New Year Feast of Auspicious Dishes”

Spice Temple is embracing the Chinese custom of ushering in fortuitous times with feasts of auspicious dishes planned for the coming Lunar New Year celebrations. Executive Chef of Spice Temple Sydney and Melbourne Andy Evans and Melbourne Head Chef Maggie Chan have curated special banquet menus to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. The LunarContinue reading “Spice Temple rings in Lunar New Year with feast of auspicious dishes”

Aria For the first week of February welcome in the new lunar year by celebrating the finest flavours, as Aria pays homage to Chinese New Year. Aria will be offering an exclusive six course Chinese New Year tasting menu curated by Executive Chef Tom Gorringe. Price: $248 per person Available: Wednesday 2nd – Saturday 5thContinue reading “A Culinary Experience of Lunar New Year”

Celebrate new beginnings over a feast at Longrain with your friends and family. This year, Longrain will be offering special dishes, drinks, and live entertainment to ring in the Year of the Tiger. Think crab X.O fried rice, steamed barramundi with ginger spring onion and black garlic, beef dumplings, and other signature dishes available onContinue reading “Lunar New Year at Longrain”

Sydney’s Lotus Dining Group is ready to ring in the Year of the Tiger across its six venues with a range of mouth-watering celebrations including tiger-themed banquets, lion dancers and lucky red envelope giveaways. From January 29 until February 13, each venue will serve up its own unique Lunar New Year inspired banquet with everythingContinue reading “Eye of the Tiger | Ring in the Lunar New Year with Lotus Dining Group”

If ever a New Year needed good luck, it’s 2022 and Spice Temple is embracing the Chinese custom of hustling in fortuitous times with feasts of auspicious dishes planned for the coming Lunar New Year celebrations. Executive Chef of regional Chinese restaurants Spice Temple Sydney and Melbourne, Andy Evans, and Melbourne Head Chef Joshua KerrContinue reading “Spice Temple rings in Lunar New Year with feasts of auspicious dishes “

Brown Sugar Boba Tea Cannoli.  To celebrate 2021 Lunar New Year festivities for Year of the Ox, Cannoleria by That’s Amore will be launching a special Cannoli of the Week on Friday, 19th February. Thinking outside the box and mixing tradition with modernity, the new limited-edition flavour is Brown Sugar Boba Tea Cannoli. The concept isContinue reading “Cannoleria launches cannoli special for Lunar New Year”

To honour Lunar New Year 2021, the Year of the Ox, Eat Fuh and Kylie Kwong have created two exclusive dishes for the South Eveleigh community. Both dishes reflect the rich cultural heritage of the creators, but also the multicultural flavour of the unique location. Both dishes will be available at Eat Fuh on 6Continue reading “Kylie Kwong teams up with Mama Fuh for a Lunar Feast”

LILYMU has created a decadent set menu to ring in the Lunar New Year with family and friends and special entertainment, including a traditional Lion Dance from the Jin Wu Koon Dragon and Lion Dance Association.  LILYMU’S Lunar New Year banquet, alongside a selection of add-on specials, will be available on Friday, 12 February, replacingContinue reading “Celebrate Lunar New Year at LILYMU”

Butter Sydney (Surry Hills, Parramatta and Chatswood) will be celebrating the Year of the Ox with their specially curated Peking Cluck Menu. The Peking Cluck centres around Butter’s crispy fried chicken, with 10 thigh strips, pancake wrappers, green shallots, fresh cucumber, hoisin, plum sauce and prawn crackers. The menu is available for $45.  There isContinue reading “Butter | Chinese New Year + Valentine’s Day”

Chinese New Year is right around the corner and to celebrate the Year of the Ox, David’s and Oriental Teahouse are taking special dinner bookings on Friday, 12 February that will treat patrons to live lion dances, red coin pockets and their famous yum cha to welcome in the new lunar year. David’s will alsoContinue reading “Celebrate Lunar New Year at David’s and Oriental Teahouse”

With Lunar New Year just around the corner, the team at Lotus Dining Group are primed and ready to celebrate the Year of the Ox with a range of festive celebrations across their Sydney venues – from banquets and lion dancers through to dumpling and cocktail masterclasses.   Each venue has carefully crafted its own unique LunarContinue reading “Lunar New Year at Lotus Dining Group”

For Aria’s Chinese New Year celebrations, Executive Chef Joel Bickford has created a special six-course tasting menu and premium eight-course degustation to celebrate the Lunar New Year, available from 17–24 February.  Menu highlights include fatty pork jowl paired with Chinese broccoli, classic XO sauce and fermented black garlic; raw pearl meat from pristine coastal waters withContinue reading “Celebrate Chinese New Year at Aria”

Spice Temple rings in Year of the Ox with a feast of auspicious dishes.  Spice Temple is ushering in the Chinese New Year with an elaborate banquet of nine delicious, auspicious dishes, which signify good luck for the year ahead. Executive Chef of Spice Temple in Sydney and Melbourne Andy Evans, and Melbourne Head ChefContinue reading “Gong Xi Fa Cai – Happy Chinese New Year”