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Usher in a magnificent Year of the Snake with The Fullerton Hotels Singapore. From auspicious Chinese classics and generous buffet spreads to afternoon tea experiences and artisanal goodies, discover our repertoire of symbolic treats, meticulously curated for elegant reunions that honour tradition. The Fullerton’s Lunar New Year takeaway collection is available for pre-orders from 3 January 2024, via shop.fullertonhotels.com and at The Fullerton Cake Boutique, located at both hotels. Customers can enjoy the E a r l y B i r d S p e c i a l till 28 January 2024, at 25 percent off selected online pre-orders. 5. The Fullerton Hotels Singapore. Over at The Fullerton Hotels Singapore, perennial favourites include the Lion Dance Pineapple Cookie ($58) and Yam Paste Nian Gao Tarts ($42). This year, Chinese executive chef Leong Chee Yeng also launches the new Baked Longan Red Date Cookie ($52). Exclusive e-shop offer - Enjoy 10 percent off total bill on regular items (non-promotional) for self-collection at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and c omplimentary delivery to a single location in Singapore for orders S$300 and above (non-seasonal items). Other terms and conditions apply. On the eve of Lunar New Year, the bountiful Reunion Dinner Buffet awaits. Each table will be served a Whole Crispy Fried Barramundi with tangy chilli plum sauce, green mango, and coriander. On the eve and first three days of Chinese New Year, families can also ‘lohei’ with a Smoked Salmon Yu Sheng Platter served to each table. Learn More: Lunch For those preferring a home celebration, The Fullerton’s Lunar New Year Takeaway Collection is available for pre-orders from 16 December 2024. Early birds can enjoy a 25% discount on online orders placed before 16 January 2025. Symbolic Goodies and Artisanal Desserts The Fullerton Hotels introduces playful, modern takes on traditional Chinese New Year goodies with a range of delectable, inspired nian gao and festive cookies, available from Jade for takeaway via the Fullerton Cake Shop, as well as hampers containing a selection of the Fullerton Hotels’ best New Year gifts. For those preferring a home celebration, The Fullerton’s Lunar New Year Takeaway Collection is available for pre-orders from 16 December 2024. Early birds can enjoy a 25% discount on online orders placed before 16 January 2025. Symbolic Goodies and Artisanal Desserts Regulars at Janice Wong will find this koi-shaped delight familiar. Every Chinese New Year, the brand rolls out a set of three chocolate koi fishes — its staple festive dessert — in different flavours and decorations. This year, the fishes come loaded with crunchy caramelised pecan nuts and candied orange. Fullerton Hotel CNY 2022 – Celebratory Menus at Town Restaurant, La Brasserie, The Clifford Pier and Lantern. In addition to the Lunar New Year offerings at Jade Restaurant, Town Restaurant at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore will be serving a free-flowing Chinese New Year Dinner Feast, comprising celebratory fare such as Yu Sheng with salmon and Pen Cai brimming with roast meat, prawn, dried LUNAR NEW YEAR. 13 January to 12 February 2025 See Menu. Reunion Dinner. 28 January 2025 1st seating: 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. 2nd seating: 8.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. See Menu. Lunar New Year Yum Cha. 29 and 30 January 2025 11.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. S$98* per person, minimum two to dine See Menu. Private Dining Rooms Minimum spending required to Hong Kong Mei Xin Cookies is set to celebrate Chinese New Year with a bounty of sweet festive goodies, wrapped up in tin gift boxes that make for delightful presents for friends, family or yourself! A must-have is the Original Eggrolls Gift Box. Perfect for families with kids are the adorable Chinese New Year 12 Chinese Zodiac-themed Macarons and Radiant Abundance Chocolate Pralines. Pan Pacific Singapore’s Lunar New Year goodies are available for purchase through their eShop at panpacificsingapore.oddle.me from now until 12 February 2025. For self-collection, the Lunar New Year Celebrate the Year of the Snake with a thoughtfully crafted assortment of Chinese New Year specialties and delights including puddings and hampers specially curated by The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong. Share joy and abundance with your loved ones as you savour our luxurious Chinese New Year delicacies collection! Enjoy exciting restaurant, bar and lifestyle concepts, served up with verve and impeccable service at The Fullerton Hotels and Resorts. From romantic meals by the waterfront to corporate entertaining, convivial catch-ups and family reunions – the ideal dining occasion is just a reservation away. Exclusive e-shop offer - Enjoy 10 percent off total bill on regular items (non-promotional) for self-collection at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and c omplimentary delivery to a single location in Singapore for orders S$300 and above (non-seasonal items). With Chinese New Year (CNY) 2025 just around the corner, it’s time to stock up on CNY goodies to ensure a sweet and prosperous start to the Year of the Snake. If you’ve left it to the last minute, don’t worry—Singapore offers plenty of options for quality treats to impress your family and friends. The appealing combination of purple, yellow and brown colors convey well-wishes of a blooming and prosperous year ahead. Other CNY goodies at Shangri-la Singapore include the Signature Walnut Cookies (S$36), Traditional Radish Cake with Dried Scallops (S$47 / 900 grams) and Shangri-la Assorted Chinese New Year Cookies (S$48) encased in an Exclusive e-shop offer - Enjoy 10 percent off total bill on regular items (non-promotional) for self-collection at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and c omplimentary delivery to a single location in Singapore for orders S$300 and above (non-seasonal items). Other terms and conditions apply. The City of Fullerton is excited to announce the return of First Night 2025, the city’s beloved New Year’s Eve celebration. This family-friendly event will take place on December 31, 2024, from 7:00 PM to midnight in the heart of historic Downtown Fullerton.
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