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Welcome the Year of the Dragon with exclusive food and drink specials across Chinatown London this Chinese New Year! Bubblewrap. The deliciously decadent dessert shop will be serving a Red Bean combo special for the CNY period: Original waffle filled with red bean gelato, matcha cookies and topped with fresh strawberries. Bun House Plum Valley 20 Gerrard Street, London, W1D 6JQ. For a new year meal perfect for sharing with friends and family, try Plum Valley’s Chinese New Year-inspired menu, from Rainbow salmon sashimi to Turnip cake with Chinese sausage and dry shrimps. Afterwards, enjoy their Coconut glutinous rice cake and Lucky custard buns. Speedboat Bar 30 Rupert happiness in Chinese culture, particularly during the New Year. Fruits symbolise new beginnings with sweet fruits wishing those a sweet year ahead - so with this, I’ve included sweet red fruits such as strawberry and raspberry. Brown Sugar & Chinese Red Date [Yellow]: A play on flavours from the traditional Nian Gao 年糕. Typically made with We’re welcoming in the year of the Snake and wishing New Year goodness to all with these hand-iced biscuits. Enjoy the traditional Chinese lantern, beautiful 2025 fan and of course the snake in biscuit form. 3 lemon biscuits presented in our hand illustrated gift box (23cm x 11cm x 2cm, weighs about 60g). We've handpicked a range of delicious treats, snacks, and ingredients to bring the festive spirit straight to your home. From sweet delights like Nian Gao, pineapple tarts and Bakkwa, to savoury bites and essential cooking ingredients, our collection has everything you need to create a traditional feast. Browse our col Our limited edition Chinese New Year celebration biscuits, made from all butter are scrumptious and finger-licking good! Coated with royal icing and hand-painted with 24 carat gold, these biscuits are exquisite and taste even better than they look. Available for delivery in London and UK. Next Day Delivery available. That central London enclave, packed with everything from bakeries and grocers to Chinese doctors and travel agents, remains many Londoners’ first experience of Chinese food. But an influx of Kung Hei Fat Choy! Enjoy a specially priced Chinese New Year gift set from Wednesday 29th January, comprising “Magic Soup,” almond cookies from Toklas Bakery, Premium First Extract Soy Sauce and our “considered tote”. Every gift set will also include a “lai see,” traditionally a red packet of readies/doh/moolah. I’ve A Wong (Victoria) - For one evening, A Wong is hosting a special 36-dish Chinese New Year banquet, paired with Dom Pérignon vintages. New dishes on this menu include tangerine fish with chiu chow beef broth, braised daikon and oscietra caviar. (£500, 8 February) Noodle & Beer's special Chinese New Year dishes As the Year of the Snake approaches, there's one question on every Londoner's lips: where to feast? For Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, with the glittering lanterns swaying overhead and the scent of incense mingling with sizzling woks, I ventured into Soho's Chinatown. I went to one of the most talked-about spots; Four Seasons on Gerrard Easy recipes for the best Chinese New Year Cookies 2025, ranging from classic cookies such as Chinese almond cookies and pineapple tarts to more modern Asian bakes such as salted egg yolk! Plus expert tips on baking cookies (I used to work in a cookie factory!) What is Chinese New Year? Chinese New Year always falls between late January and mid-February and has a history of over 3,500 years. In 2025, Chinese New Year falls on 29 January. It is also called the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival and is the most important festival in Chinese culture. It celebrates the beginning of the new year on the The store will not work correctly when cookies are disabled. Rolex Certified Pre-owned at London Jewelers. Our Selection. Chinese New Year 2025. The Festival of Spring, also known as Lunar New Year, is a time of celebration and tradition, the main celebration for the Chinese community in London each year. This year, the festival falls on 22 January and marks the start of the Year of the Rabbit. In Chinatown London you’ll find lion dancing, stalls and plenty of places to stop off for a Chinese New Year feast. Full Schedule of Chinese New Year Events in London: 1st February 2025. 11:00am – 5:00pm: 📍Chinatown: Lion Dance Performances throughout Chinatown; 2nd February 2025. 10:00am – 11:45am: 📍 East of Trafalgar Square to Celebrate Chinese New Year with a traditional lion dance by the London Chinatown Chinese Association in the Museum ' s Great Court.. Beginning with the customary ' waking ' of the lion, this traditional lion dance is believed to bring good luck and drive away evil spirits. Cutter & Squidge. It gets better every year at Cutter & Squidge. For 2025, they have launched a fantastic Lunar New Year Mixed Brownie Box featuring creative flavours such as Mandarin Brownie, Egg Tart Blondie, Pineapple Tart Blondie, and Black Sesame Brownie. It is the main celebration for the Chinese community in London each year. This year, the festival starts on 29 January and marks the beginning of the Year of the Snake. Celebrate the festival in London's Chinatown and the surrounding areas on 2 February. The festival is a great opportunity to have a family day. You can: see a lion’s parade The Chinese New Year Parade. True to the city’s tradition, the largest and most beautiful celebration will be the Chinese New Year parade, with its main stage in Trafalgar Square. With over 300,000 people participating in London's Chinese New Year festivities, the parade promises to bring color to the streets of London. Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, marks the transition from winter to spring in the lunar calendar. This year, it falls on Saturday, February 10. There are countless customs and legends associated with the day, and it holds great significance to those who celebrate. This year marks the Year Of The Dragon in the lunar calendar.
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