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An affordable dining option during Chinese New Year can be found at Kwan Cheuk Heen, the grand Chinese banquet restaurant housed inside the Harbour Grand Hong Kong hotel. With dishes like roasted suckling pig, wok-fried scallops, prawns, and vegetables, and fried rice in Fujian style , a meal here ensures the festivities are not to be During Chinese New Year 2025, treat yourself and your loved ones to a stunning meal at Mott 32. As one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong, Mott 32’s Chinese New Year menu is designed to impress. From 29 January to 12 February, you can sample across a curated menu of classic Chinese New Year food. The restaurant’s eight-course Chinese New Year set menu ($1,588) provides diners with creations including double-boiled chicken soup with fish maw and bamboo pith, and braised four-head South This year, Sing Yin Cantonese Dining’s Chinese New Year menu is available from 2 till 29 February, featuring auspicious dishes symbolising the spirit of new year. The à la carte menu is inclusive of deep-fried shrimp balls stuffed with cheese , pan-fried semi-dried oysters in osmanthus sauce , and other delicacies. The panoramic view from southern Hong Kong Island is as tasty as Jade’s Chinese New Year set menu (HKD11,888 for 10). Gather your friends to split a roasted whole suckling pig , braised eight-head abalone , baked crab shell , roasted crispy chicken , and glutinous rice dumpling in sweetened red bean soup . Some of the most notable ingredients include sea cucumber, abalone, and mushroom. So, get the celebrations rolling at the top restaurants in Hong Kong that have the most delicious Chinese New Year dinner menus in 2025. The Year of the Snake hisses its way on January 29 in the ancient lunisolar Chinese calendar. So, bask in the festive joy with Pazta, the Italian restaurant in Tai Kwun, has crafted a delectable 4-course menu for Chinese New Year that is available all day. Priced at HK$480, the menu offers choices for each course (cicchetti, primi, secondi and dessert) of dishes made with authentic Italian ingredients and Chinese symbolism to bring diners good luck and prosperity. Mott 32. Award-winning Chef Lee Man-Sing at Mott 32 has prepared a Chinese New Year menu for lunch and dinner. Delicacies that represent good wealth and bounty include succulent whole lobster and abalone Lo Hei, steamed four-finger threadfin cooked in chicken oil, and a delicate bird’s with prawn, duck, chicken, conpoy, mushroom and egg and wok-fried mud crab with turnip cake and chilli. The week-long festival is steeped in tradition, and like many holidays, much of Chinese New Year centres around delicious menus — dumplings, turnip cake and more. It’s time to usher in the Year of Rabbit with an indulgent reunion dinner and load up the luck meter for 2023. As the Lunar New Year approaches, welcome a prosperous Year of the Snake with friends and family at the best dim sum spots in Hong Kong. One of the world’s most beloved Chinese restaurant brands, Mott 32 continues to impress diners both here and overseas. Our favourites on the dim sum menu include Welcome prosperity and good fortune into the upcoming year with a sharing-style Chinese New Year feast at Ming Pavilion. An abundant lo hei salad is the star of the show, consisting of pomelo, matsutake mushrooms, and live Japanese sea whelk and hamachi dressed with yuzu sauce. The rest of the set menu boasts enticing appetisers like Ming Image credit: Citygate. Citygate Outlets, Hong Kong’s largest outlet mall in Tung Chung, is celebrating the Lunar New Year in collaboration with Nestlé KitKat. Visitors will be greeted by a fortune-bringing Lucky Cat and the wish-granting Daruma surrounded by chocolate-themed KitKat bars and beautiful flower lanterns made by students. Menus and prices are subject to slight changes based on seasonality. Castellana Restaurant Authentic Piedmont Cuisine Address: 1/F, Club Lusitano Building, 16 Ice House Street, Central Celebrate the Year of Snake with Chinese New Year Buffet at KITCHEN! Delight in a dazzling array of seasonal dishes that create a joyous symphony of flavors. Date: January: 29-31, 2025 1 Chilli Fagara. Get your year off to a spicy good start with Michelin-recommended Sichuan restaurant Chilli Fagara’s lavish festive spread. Adding a touch of heat and flair to the traditional Chinese New Year mainstays, chef Chan Kai-ying has prepared a wide selection of limited-edition mains designed to deliver a wealth of fortune and flavour. Many excellent Hong Kong restaurants have prepared fantastic menus to celebrate Chinese New Year in style. Whether you wish to eat out or take in, Little Steps has compiled a list of our Top CNY dining options in Hong Kong this year. Want More? Kid-Approved Dim-Sum & Dumpling Restaurants In Hong Kong; More Chinese New Year Guides For Families Some of the most notable ingredients include sea cucumber, abalone, and mushroom. So, get the celebrations rolling at the top restaurants in Hong Kong that have the most delicious Chinese New Year dinner menus in 2025. The Year of the Snake hisses its way on January 29 in the ancient lunisolar Chinese calendar. So, bask in the festive joy with Ring in the new year with a prosperous feast of traditional Chinese delicacies at Rosewood Hong Kong’s resident Cantonese restaurant. The Legacy House has cooked up lavish dinner menus for Chinese New Year, featuring the best of its cuisine with dishes like the 15-ingredient poon choi, stewed razor clams, and crispy chicken rolls stuffed with Shanghainese restaurant The Merchants invites diners to enjoy the essence of Chinese New Year with an exclusive menu of chef’s specials. Available for a limited time, savour the flavours of dishes such as Sichuan Hot and Spicy Pork Tongue and Drunken Pot Knuckle. A new moon rises, and so the auspicious celebrations begin. With sumptuous feasts, beautiful lanterns, and fewer red flags than our exes, here is our guide to where to dine this Chinese New Year 2025 in Bangkok. Celebrating a new year on the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar, the Chinese New
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