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Where better to celebrate Lunar New Year than in Chinatown’s most iconic Chinese restaurant? Golden Palace is celebrating the new year with a special banquet on offer from 31 January to 1 February. At $65 per person and $45 for kids, enjoy traditional yum cha, seafood, and Chinese cuisine as well as a Lion Dance performance at 7:30pm each night. One of Brisbane’s best Chinese restaurants kicks off its Lunar New Year celebrations with two banquet menus. This enormously popular South Brisbane restaurant is celebrating Lunar New Year Groups of six can opt for the Western Chinese New Year banquet, which includes Chinese-style shredded duck salad, salt and pepper squid, honey soy black-pepper beef and with broccoli and almonds, and fortune cookies. Lion dance performers will also be taking place between February 9–11. Chinese New Year 2025 Year of the Snake. Experience Chinese New Year at Stanley and welcome in the Year of the Snake with a selection of curated Cantonese dishes by Head Chef Louis Tikaram. Chinese New Year celebrations will take place from Wednesday 29th January – Sunday 2nd February for lunch and dinner. With new specials every week that are bound to make your mouth water, be sure to check out their Instagram to see what is on offer. Madame Wu | Brisbane City. Indulge in a banquet jam-packed with a mix of Chinese cuisine and seafood from smoked ocean trout with green chilli mayo and watercress to tang sui chicken ribs, paired with a glass of wine. The Brisbane Phoenix will come alive with Lunar New Year celebrations, with roving lion dances at 7.00pm on Wednesday, January 29. For two weeks, you can taste Brisbane Phoenix ‘s Year of the Snake Special Menu, which includes à la carte dishes including steamed trout with ginger and shallot, flaming lobster, black moss dried scallop and The Star Brisbane’s acclaimed Southeast Asian restaurant, Fat Noodle, will transform into a sea of vibrant colours and flavours as Executive Chef, Luke Nguyen, returns to the Sunshine State, curating a one-of-a-kind Lunar New Year menu, infused with traditional techniques and modern twists. Luke says it is extra special to celebrate Lunar New Stanley, Brisbane City: Howard Smith Wharves’ own neo-Chinese restaurant Stanley will be an in-demand destination over the Lunar New Year period. On January 21 and 22, the high-end restaurant will be celebrating Chinese New Year with two memorable evenings of epicurean delights and performances. Donna Chang is celebrating the Year of the Dragon with a week-long Lunar New Year extravaganza, from Monday, February 5 to Sunday, February 11, 2024. Brisbane's premier destination for modern Asian cuisine, Donna Chang invites diners to embrace the spirit of the Year of The Dragon with a specially crafted Lunar New Year banquet and celebratory One of the best Chinese restaurants we've tried here in Brisbane! Staff is very friendly too, the family who owns the place will take very good care of you. If you're in the area and you're looking for Chinese food, look no further. Join us at Brisbane’s home of Lunar New Year celebrations! When it comes to traditional Lunar New Year celebrations, Sunnybank Plaza & Sunny Park are the place to be! Visit us for a range of activities and entertainment from Tuesday 28 January – Sunday 2 February, to welcome in the Year of the Snake! Experience Chinese New Year at Stanley and welcome in the Year of the Snake with a selection of curated Cantonese dishes by Head Chef Louis Tikaram. Chinese New Year celebrations will take place from Wednesday 29th January – Sunday 2nd February for lunch and dinner. Join us at Brisbane’s home of Lunar New Year celebrations! When it comes to traditional Lunar New Year celebrations, Sunnybank Plaza & Sunny Park are the place to be! Visit us for a range of activities and entertainment from Tuesday 28 January – Sunday 2 February, to welcome in the Year of the Snake! Lunar New Year is here, and it's time to fill the streets with fire shows and dancing lions while you alternate between inhaling incredible street snacks and watching the entrancing movements of dragons as they twist their way through the city. For the Year of the Snake, Brisbane's lineup of events Taste delicious Asian cuisine from top local vendors Southside Restaurant, Hello Please, Chu the Phat, and Bird’s Nest. Bring a picnic blanket and settle in for an afternoon of flavour and festivity at Lunar New Year in the Gardens on Sunday 2 February. There will be excitement for all with lion dancers, martial arts display, live music A DESTINATION. Skilled professional chefs with more than 20 years experience in providing all-day Yum Cha, Seafood and Chinese Cuisine. Golden Palace offers all the favorites from Shanghai Soup Dumpling, BBQ Pork Buns, Honey Chicken, Sizzling Eye Fillet, Peking Duck to Live Seafood. 340 Queen Street, Brisbane CBD. Central is the extremely accomplished child from even more accomplished parents, the team behind Rick Shores and Southside. A Hong Kong-inspired restaurant and basement dumpling bar, Central is plainly and simply a super heavy hitter in Brisbane’s elevated Chinese restaurant scene. Looking for the best Chinese restaurants in Brisbane without having to go to Sunnybank? Then check out these 10 cool contemporary eateries and dumpling bars that have brought a whole new wave of delectable and fiery regional Chinese cuisine to inner city Brisbane The Best Things to Eat, See and Do to Celebrate Lunar New Year in 2023 in Brisbane From rooftop parties and tea festivals to citywide celebrations and stacked feasts, there are plenty of ways to welcome in the Year of the Rabbit in Brisbane. Best Chinese Restaurants in Brisbane, Brisbane Region: Find Tripadvisor traveller reviews of Brisbane Chinese restaurants and search by price, location, and more.
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