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Celebrate Chinese New Year with our specially created limited edition menu, featuring dishes designed to bring prosperity and fortune for the Year of the Snake. During our Chinese New Year celebrations, receive a wishing ribbon to write your wishes for the year ahead and hang them on our golden, handcrafted wishing trees. As an endless knot symbolizes a life without setbacks, the more elaborate the knot, the more good fortune it brings to its owner. Today, knots made with bright red cord are very popular during New Year celebrations as part of a wish for prosperity in the year to come. View Each Hakkasan Location’s Chinese New Year Menu Here: Hanway Place, London The Year of the Dragon at Hakkasan. Our talented culinary team has created a new, exclusive Year of the Dragon, Chinese New Year menu with innovative flavours and ingredients inspired by the Chinese zodiac. Alongside the menu, we are hosting traditional lion dances within our decorated restaurants. To celebrate Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon, Hakkasan will be introducing a limited-edition menu featuring exclusive new dishes. There will also be a cocktail in partnership with Moët & Chandon Champagne and Belvedere vodka, available from 30th January to 25th February 2024. Celebrate Chinese New Year with our specially created menu to welcome the Year of the Snake. 2025 promises to be a year of charm, elegance and transformation. Make a Reservation Taste of Hakkasan To accompany Hakkasan’s Chinese New Year menu, diners can choose from the restaurant’s extensive collection of fine wines and vintage champagnes. Interior Tucked down an alleyway just behind London’s Tottenham Court Road, the sultry interior of the subterranean Hakkasan Hanway Place is sleek and elegant. Without Hakkasan there would, This was the London restaurant that made carving roast duck an essential piece of tableside theatre and while other upmarket Chinese spots may have equalled the For a truly memorable Chinese New Year celebration, Hakkasan is the epitome of fine dining in London. This Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant boasts an elegant and sophisticated ambience, perfect for a special occasion. Dining is a huge part of Chinese new year celebrations and London's restaurants are pulling out all the stops. Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Hakkasan, with outposts in Hanway Place and Hakkasan’s limited edition menu created by Michelin-starred Executive Head Chef Tong Chee Hwee includes a selection of its acclaimed signature dishes as well as a contemporary interpretation on authentic Chinese New Year fare.The Chinese New Year menu is available for £88.88 per person. A la carte items will be individually priced, starting 20 years ago, the Michelin-starred, modern Chinese cuisine restaurant brand was born in London. Today, Hakkasan has 11 locations worldwide throughout Europe, the U.S., Middle East and Asia with additional locations opening soon in Istanbul and Muscat, Oman. Internationally renowned Cantonese restaurant Hakkasan always goes big on its Chinese New Year offering; for 2024 it’s offering a special menu across both its London branches. Hakkasan Hanway Place and Hakkasan Mayfair are launching a limited-edition menu alongside a celebratory cocktail, The Red Dragon, in collaboration with Moët & Chandon Award-winning Cantonese restaurant, Hakkasan Doha gets ready to celebrate the Chinese New Year in style, by paying homage to The Year of the Tiger, starting January 31st until February 13th. The restaurant will be offering guests an intriguing special edition menu featuring sumptuous dishes and a dessert specially created for the occasion Usher in a year of good luck, strength, and health with Hakkasan’s auspicious Chinese New Year celebration – offering a special menu, wishing ribbons, and a traditional lion dance on February 10. Featuring dishes from the kitchens of Hakkasan locations worldwide, the celebratory menu is available for $158 per person from February 2 First course: whole duck, pancakes, 30g caviar, baby cucumber and spring onion. Second course: choice of XO sauce, black bean sauce or ginger and spring onion. Hours of Operation: Monday – closed Tuesday and Wednesday – 5pm – 10.30pm Thursday – 12pm – 3pm, 5pm – 10.30pm Friday – 12pm – 3pm, 5pm – 11pm Published 30 January 2019.By Katie Kirwan.. Macaroons that are as pretty as a pig-ture. If the names Hakkasan and Yauatcha ring a bell, it's rightly so; they just so happen to be two of the best Cantonese and Chinese restaurants in London, with more than just a little notoriety in the dim-sum department. 2024 welcomes the Year of the Dragon and is celebrated across fifteen days of festivities from Saturday 10th February. As the only mythical creature in the Chinese zodiac, the Dragon is highly respected and is a symbol of kindness, good fortune, ambition, and honour. The Chinese New Year menu includes the treasure poon choi, a vegan interpretation of the celebratory dish, made with fat choi, lotus root, lotus seed, stuffed bamboo pith, smoked tofu and shiitake mushrooms. Chinese New Year at Hakkasan. Join us this lunar new year and enjoy our signature menu with friends and family.
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