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Attic Bar & Restaurant. Rimbar’s Dragon Year Special. Jann – Chinese New Year 2024 Malaysia. Spa & Beauty. It’s not only restaurants offering Chinese New Year promotions in Malaysia, but the spa and beauty scene, too, have many deals to have you looking fab for the Year of the Dragon. This Chinese New Year, indulge in 3 exclusive set menus or 2 limited-time dim sum menus available for lunch. The Longevity Dim Sum Menu (RM188 per person , minimum 4) offers a delightful spread, including Steamed Baby Abalone and Chicken Siew Mai , Pan-Fried Bean Curd Rolls with Shrimp , and Stir-Fried Fish Fillet with Szechuan Spicy Sauce 1. Restoran Sek Yuen @georgina.eat.drink (IG) Let’s have a Chinese New Year reunion to remember at the legendary Restoran Sek Yuen in KL! Running their business since 1948, this Michelin Bib Gourmand awarded restaurant will add a touch of flair to your gatherings with Star dishes like the Signature Pei PA Duck, Yee Sang, Eight Treasure Duck, Steam Fish with Ginger, Pumpkin Tofu and Pork Ribs. Shang Palace, Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur. The old way is the new way. At Shang Palace, set menus with eight or nine courses are decked with dishes that are all-time favourites such as Double-boiled Chicken with Chinese Herbs and Figs soup, Crystal Noodles, and the luxurious 6-head Abalone with Sea Moss and Sun-dried Oyster. The Yee Sang toss, a customary start to Chinese New Year meals, signifies the beginning of a year filled with fortune and joy. THIRTY8’s Chinese New Year Set Menu offers a well-balanced composition of flavours, featuring golden snapper, 10-head abalone, and more, ensuring a delightful and harmonious dining experience. Shangri-La Hotel's Lemon Garden Cafe is always packed with patrons who pop by during the festive season for their popular Chinese New Year buffets.Many may have fond memories of dining here years back, and in case you haven't been here in a while, the restaurant actually went through a facelift and was revamped into a spacious and welcoming space with a cosy vibe, making it a great spot for Chinese New Year Reunion Dinner Buffet Available from 9 February to 11 February 2024 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM ‘Down Memory Lane’ High Tea Buffet – Chinese New Year Version Available on 10, 17 & 24 February 2024 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM Chap Goh Mei Dinner Buffet Available on 24 February 2024 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM. For menu and prices click here. Chinese New Year Reunion Dinner Buffet Available from February 9 – 11, 2024, 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM. Down Memory Lane’ High Tea Buffet – Chinese New Year Version Available from February 10, 17 & 24, 2024, 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM & Chap Goh Mei Dinner Buffet available on 24 February. 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM. Chinese New Year festive specials at Table & Apron. When: 7 January to 30 March 2025. Price: From RM18. Reservations and information: Website | WhatsApp +603 7733 4000 MANDARIN ORIENTAL, KUALA LUMPUR. This festive season, Lai Po Heen at Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is doing its part by offering its own Chinese New Year 2025 menus for you to JustGood’s Vegan Yee Sang . Copaa Lunar New Year Sharing Menu. Cielo CNY Menu. Director’s Cut CNY Menu . El Cerdo Bukit Bintang Chinese New Year Menu 2025 Malaysia. IL Forno Indvidual Set Menu. IL Forno Set Menu For Sharing. Niku 29 Prosperity Yee Sang. Longevity Yee Sang – La Juiceria. Maria’s SteakCafe Chinese New Year 2025 Malaysia Malaysia Food Chinese Food Guides Kuala Lumpur. By Lisa Zaiful. January 16, 2024. 4938. Lunar New Year Long Lunch (10 Feb 2024): RM198++ per adult, RM99++ per child. Malaysia often celebrates the Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year in a big way, with vibrant celebrations that honour the country's rich traditions and festive spirit. This holiday is one of the most important cultural events of the year for the Chinese community. Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 with a heartwarming Chinese New Year reunion dinner in Kuala Lumpur. If you prefer authentic flavors or creative interpretations of traditional dishes, these top restaurants have everything you need for an unforgettable family gathering. 1. InterContinental Kuala Lumpur. Image Source: intercontinentalklshop Our Chinese New Year catering menus are perfect for corporate events, family gatherings, or any other occasion where you want to mark the occasion with delicious food. Check & choose our special CNY menus for your events such as: Corporate parties (breakfast, lunch party, hi-tea, dinner party, lunch boxes) Private party Family gathering; Buffet 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. 10 Restaurants & Hotels For An Auspicious CNY Reunion Dinner. The list is divided into two parts: restaurants and hotels; because we’re taking varied budgets into account. Both consist of Chinese New Year set menus and annual Yee Sang affairs, so enough faffing about- let’s dive into this lengthy but valuable read. Restaurants The city comes alive with festive decorations, traditional performances, and culinary delights, making it a fantastic destination to ring in the Lunar New Year. Here are the best places and ways to celebrate Chinese New Year in Kuala Lumpur. Top Restaurants to Celebrate Chinese New Year in Kuala Lumpur. 1.Marco Polo Chinese Cuisine 富臨門酒家 Chinese New Year Eating in Malaysia As most Chinese run restaurants, cafes and hawkers would be closed in the city of Kuala Lumpur, many of the F&B outlets in smaller cities and towns around Malaysia would be opened by the 2nd day of CNY. Lunch and dinner buffets at Serena Brasserie (starts from RM99 for child, RM198 for adult) Yee Sang with dragon fruit, salmon, roasted duck, soft shell crab, or abalone (starts from RM118) Chinese New Year 8-course meal sets (RM988 for four pax, RM1,288 for six pax) Chinese New Year 9-course meal sets (starts from RM1,888 for 10 pax) To make your Chinese New Year truly Malaysian, you need lotsa cookies or snacks for munching on when you’re not busy having an extended breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Yup, in Malaysia, the Chinese New Year celebration is really just 80% eating and 20% making money from red packets/gambling.
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