As Chinese New Year 2026 approaches, five-star hotels across Singapore unveil reunion dinner menus elevated by premium ingredients and refined presentations.
Where to get traditional baked mooncake treats for Mid-Autumn Festival gifting this year.
Indulge in these rice dumpling creations that are perfect for celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival 2025.
Text by: Eris Choo
Shang Palace, Shangri-la Singapore
Shang Palace offers a sumptuous collection of rice dumplings crafted by Executive Chinese Chef Daniel Cheung. New highlights include the Red Fermented Bean Curd Pork Belly and Peanut Dumpling, inspired by the nostalgic…
Looking for roast meats for your reunion dinner celebration? Pick up these succulent duck and suckling pig dishes for your Lunar New Year feast.
Toss to a prosperous new year with these lo hei platters from hotels and restaurants around Singapore, available for both dine-in and takeaway
From handcrafted nian gao to traditional pastries, indulge in sweet and savoury treats that bring flavour and fortune to your celebrations.
Looking for edible gifts for Lunar New Year? Here’s our recommendations for nian gao, pineapple tarts and other tempting treats
Roar into the Year of the Dragon this Chinese New Year 2024 with prosperity served on a platter.
Enter a world where traditional food is infused with an unexpected twist – from Chinese signatures to seasonal mooncakes – that’s creatively made by Chef Edward Chong.
Celebrate this joyous occasion with a range of baked and snowskin mooncakes.

