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Melbourne’s good fortune when it comes to Chinese restaurants is worth celebrating all year, but especially during Chinese New Year, with a feast of prosperous dishes. Sibling restaurant Sunda is also getting into the festive spirit with two special Lunar New Year dishes available via pre-order from February 9 to 23. For the first time, the South-East Asian 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. Lunar New Year is a great time to explore the best Chinese restaurants in Melbourne, head to the heart of Melbourne to celebrate the new year. There'll lbe dragon and lion dances, traditional 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. Southbank’s high house of regional Chinese food loves a seasonal celebration, and this year they’ve gone all out on a yusheng that’s almost too pretty to toss. A tuna-rich affair, it forms part of the restaurant’s Chinese New Year banquet, a nine-course epic, each dish representing a different fortune: luck, wealth, longevity and Melbourne’s melting pot of cultures makes the city literally one of the best places to live in the world and Lunar New Year every year shows us why. This year the incredible, bright and delicious Chinese, or Lunar New Year 2025 falls on Wednesday, January 29. We’ll be celebrating the year of the 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. Spice Temple is not just honouring, but wholly immersing itself in the Chinese tradition of welcoming propitious times with special feasts containing dishes of good omen, exclusively curated for the forthcoming Lunar New Year celebrations. The restaurant’s Executive Chef for Sydney and Melbourne locations, Andy Evans, along with Melbourne’s Shandong Mama, Midcity Centre, 7/200 Bourke St, Melbourne. Lee Ho Fook’s caviar Peking duck Lee Ho Fook describes itself as “new-style” Chinese. In practical terms, that means Peking duck topped with caviar. New-style Chinese fit for a snake. Lee Ho Fook, 11-15 Duckboard Pl, Melbourne. Old Street Hunan stinky tofu 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. 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. This is Melbourne Chinatown Best Eats video.We are celebrating Chinese New Year this year by eating the best food in Chinatown, Melbourne. This video is long 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 Spice Temple is not just honouring, but wholly immersing itself in the Chinese tradition of welcoming propitious times with special feasts containing dishes of good omen, exclusively curated for the forthcoming Lunar New Year celebrations. The restaurant’s Executive Chef for Sydney and Melbourne locations, Andy Evans, along with Melbourne’s Melbourne’s good fortune when it comes to Chinese restaurants is worth celebrating all year, but especially during Chinese New Year, with a feast of prosperous dishes. A tuna-rich affair, it forms part of the restaurant’s Chinese New Year banquet, a nine-course epic, each dish representing a different fortune: luck, wealth, longevity and happiness among them. Spice Temple, spicetemple.com.au With Lunar New Year on February 10, the Year of the Dragon is rapidly approaching. Arguably one of the best ways to celebrate is to eat some seriously good food. Luckily for us, Melbourne has plenty of incredible restaurants serving up massive banquets, sweet desserts and other special dishes for the Lunar New Year. Gather your friends and Find tickets & information for ACBC Vic | 2025 Chinese Lunar New Year Dinner. happening at Red Emperor (Chinatown) Chinese Restaurant, Melbourne, VI on Tue, 11 Feb, 2025 at 06:30 pm. Register or Buy Tickets, Price information. Ring in the Year of the Ox with lobster slow-cooked in buttermilk or served atop noodles with house-made XO; succulent, charcoal-roasted char siu pork; bright-red Wagyu-beef dumplings; fluffy steamed buns filled with molten chocolate; $3 beers; and more.
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