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Ahead of Lunar New Year, five top chefs share where they head for “textbook Cantonese cooking”, “a warm Cambodian hug”, or crispy suckling pig. With the Year of the Dragon officially kicking off soon, Melbourne's Lunar New Year festivities are popping up right across the city. Whether you're looking for an extravagant dinner celebration matched with lion dance performances or a more low-key group feed at a local restaurant, Melbourne has you covered. The Year of the Snake officially starts on 29 January 2025. Find the best events and dining specials during Lunar New Year 2025, then plan year-round fun in Chinatown. For Chinese New Year: A $49 banquet includes unlimited chargrilled meat in cuts ranging from wagyu tri-tip to karubi (or boneless short-rib), plus a Gong Hay Fat Choy cocktail, named after the New The Lunar New Year banquet menus are available from Monday 5 th February to Sunday 18 th February 2024, for lunch and dinner at Spice Temple in Sydney and Melbourne. Lygon Street's Lagoon Dining is one of the very best restaurants in Melbourne, championing contemporary Chinese cuisine with plenty of other Asian influences. And for this Lunar New Year, the team has put together a special Reunion Feast, which is running on Chinese New Year's Eve — viewed by many as one of the most important meals of the year. The restaurant’s Executive Chef for Sydney and Melbourne locations, Andy Evans, along with Melbourne’s Head Chef Maggie Chan, have put together exceptional banquet menus in celebration of the Year of the Dragon, which begins on Saturday, 10th February 2024, with traditional festivities continuing for up to 16 days. Read the Full Story Tian38, 350 Flinders Ln, Melbourne, tian38.com.au. Red Emperor Chinatown’s Red Emperor is hosting two Lunar New Year events in February for two of Australia’s tireless prosperitymongers: a dinner for the Australia China Business Council on Tuesday 11 February, and a lunch for the Australia Malaysia Business Council on Wednesday 12 February. From January 28 to February 9, QV Melbourne will come alive with stacks of Lunar New Year celebrations, including an interactive Snakes and Ladders experience with a massive chequered board, as a Here's a list of top restaurants to celebrate Chinese New Year New Year’s Eve is one of the most anticipated occasions of the year, and what better way to celebrate than by indulging in a luxurious and unforgettable dining cruise with Melbourne River Cruises? Our 4.5-hour New Year’s Eve dinner cruise in Melbourne begins at 8:00 PM and continues until 12:30 AM, taking guests on a spectacular journey Tian38, 350 Flinders Ln, Melbourne, tian38.com.au. Red Emperor Chinatown’s Red Emperor is hosting two Lunar New Year events in February for two of Australia’s tireless prosperitymongers: a dinner for the Australia China Business Council on Tuesday 11 February, and a lunch for the Australia Malaysia Business Council on Wednesday 12 February. Restaurants near Melbourne Chinese New Year, Melbourne on Tripadvisor: Find traveller reviews and candid photos of dining near Melbourne Chinese New Year in Melbourne, Victoria. Enter the Year of the Snake this Lunar New Year at Crown Melbourne. Let us take care of the details from divine set menus with paired premium wine, to abundant buffets and high tea to share with your favourites. Make every minute of your Lunar New Year momentous with lively celebrations and dazzling displays to remember. Eggs are a traditional Chinese New Year ingredient, symbolising a fresh start and new beginnings. Eggs also represent fertility and the joy this brings to families. You will need to prepare the jasmine tea eggs a day in advance Welcome the New Year in one of the most beautiful dining rooms in Melbourne. Luci is offering a $135 four-course dinner, featuring baked scallops, arancini, crab and asparagus tortellini, poached 3. Lee Ho Fook: If modern Chinese is your thing, you'll appreciate what Head Chef Victor Liong will have in store for diners this weekend with a $88 per head banquet.. While the team at Lee Ho Fook remain tight-lipped about what's appearing in this year's Lunar New Year menu, we're hoping that last year's raw ocean trout with 'yee sang' salad, finger lime and sweet plum sauce will make the cut in Ahead of Lunar New Year, five top chefs share where they head for “textbook Cantonese cooking”, “a warm Cambodian hug”, or crispy suckling pig. ACBC Victoria invites you to our 2025 Lunar New Year Dinner at the Red Emperor Restaurant in Melbourne’s historic Chinatown. We extend a warm invitation to our members and friends to attend our first signature event in the Australia China Business Council Victoria’s 2025 calendar – our annual Chinese Lunar New Year celebration on 11 February. 2025 Melbourne Chinatown Chinese New Year Parade Sunday 2nd February 2025 11.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m China Town | Little Bourke Street Celebrate the Year of the Snake at Mel.. Show More.. Lunar New Year 2025 @ Sovereign Hill
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