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In Singapore, Chinese New Year is synonymous with family gatherings, boisterous celebrations, and the enjoyment of unique, symbolism-laden gourmet delicacies. Here are 10 great Chinese New Year foods and snacks to enjoy, should you be visiting the island country during January and February. Singaporean Chinese New Year Festive Snacks and Dishes 2. Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore. Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore is rolling out the red carpet for Chinese New Year goodies with its Blooming Prosperity Roll ($148 nett), a durian-filled delight, and the Golden Fortune Bag ($138 nett), a pineapple pound cake shaped like a lucky red bag. Pineapple Tarts SG bakes in limited batches of their Chinese New Year snacks. That means they produce each snack to a really high standard but also means that they run out early. Make sure to order early and take advantage of the discounts up to 50% for CNY 2025! 22 New Industrial Road, Primax, #03-15, Singapore 536208 +65 8127 0477 Daily: 10am Discover the best 2025 Chinese New Year restaurants in Singapore! Celebrate the Year of the Snake with unforgettable dining experiences at these 12 top spots. Check out the dinner slot timings here. MOGĀ, the modern Japanese Izakaya-inspired cocktail bar in Pullman Singapore Hill Street, has launched two exclusive Chinese New Year set menus, "The Fortune Set" ($198++) and "The Prosperity Set" ($278++), available for lunch and dinner on Mondays to Saturdays from 11 January to 12 February 2025. Designed to be enjoyed by up to four people Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel. Celebrate the Year of the Snake at the award-winning Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant, where authentic Cantonese flavours meet a luxurious ambiance. From now to 12 February 2025, indulge in curated 6 or 7 Li Bai Cantonese Restaurant is known for its impeccable Cantonese cuisine, and during Chinese New Year, they pull out all the stops. With dishes like Braised Superior Bird’s Nest Soup with Fish Maw and Crab Roe, Jasmine Tea Smoked Duck, and Steamed Live Soon Hock, every bite of this Chinese New Year dinner feels like a taste of luxury. Top 10 Places in Singapore to Buy Delicious Chinese New Year Goodies Brand Signature Goodies Price Range Availability The Marmalade Pantry Golden Trio Collection, Salted Milo Dinosaur Cookies Celebrate Chinese New Year at YÀN, one of the award-winning restaurants serving authentic Cantonese cuisine. Located at National Gallery Singapore, join us for a celebration featuring our all-time favourite Salmon Yusheng, ever-popular Pen Cai, and more. Where to Enjoy the Best Chinese New Year Dinner in Singapore Restaurant Cuisine Type Signature Dishes Special Features StraitsKitchen, Grand Hyatt Multicultural (Chinese, Malay, Indian, Nonya Hence the silver-grey female fish, heavy with delicious roe, is a Chinese New Year delicacy. 8 Another popular Chinese New Year dish is raw fish, or yusheng, which signifies a wish for extra life and abundance. The dish is also eaten for good luck and prosperity on the seventh day of Chinese New Year, which is known as renri (meaning “day of Vineyard at HortPark is the perfect spot for a Chinese New Year feast. Their CNY Set Lunch, starting at just $35+ for two courses or $45+ for three courses. All combines fresh, garden-to-table flavors with a stunning, French-inspired setting. All the red packet rules you need to know! Photo: Mae Mu via Unsplash 1. Gong Xi Fa Cai. First, make sure you find out how to pronounce gong xi fa cai (Happy New Year). You may also hear Gong Hei Fat Choy, the same greeting in Cantonese. Serve up a joyful Chinese New Year reunion at home with YÀN’s exquisite Lunar New Year Family Feast (S$108+ per person, minimum 4). The hearty eight-course meal includes Prosperity Salmon and Sakura Shrimps Yusheng, alongside delicacies such as the Braised Six-Head Abalone, Sautéed Scallops, and the Traditional Cantonese Roasted Duck. That’s not the only Lunar New Year mainstay you can look forward to, as the restaurant will also be offering the Fatt Choy Hamachi Yu Sheng in “Soon Tak” Style (S$128, serves four to six; S$248, serves six to 10) for festive lo heis, an auspicious Glutinous Rice Cake (S$29.80), and even the rib-sticking pair of Yam Cake (S$33.80) and Carrot Cake (S$33.80) for all-round joyous feasting. A showcase of Singapore’s multicultural heritage, StraitsKitchen’s Lunar New Year buffet menu is the brainchild of Chef de Cuisine Nelson Wong. Guests can look forward to festive highlights, woven into StraitsKitchen’s signature repertoire of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Nonya cuisine. 4. Prawns for Joy and Happiness. Prawns are another essential ingredient in Chinese New Year dinners, symbolising happiness and joy. A popular way to prepare prawns is by stir-frying them with garlic, butter, and a touch of chilli. 2025 marks the Year of the Wood Snake, a symbol of transformation, wisdom, and creativity-an ideal time to embrace renewal and abundance with a Chinese New Year takeaways in Singapore. Celebrate Chinese New Year Feast Bundles and Takeaways in Singapore to Indulge in (2025 Edition) Hai Tien Lo at Pan Pacific Singapore. Elevate your Lunar New Year celebrations with exquisite Cantonese delicacies from Hai Tien Lo, the acclaimed restaurant at Pan Pacific Singapore. Forget the usual suspects – this Chinese New Year in Singapore, the spotlight shines on a rising star: Indonesian cuisine. Fueled by a recent boycott of Israeli-linked brands, Indonesian restaurants are experiencing a surge in popularity, offering a delicious and culturally rich alternative for festive celebrations.
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