Find your luck and fall in love this February at Resorts World Manila’s (RWM) Grand Lunar New Year 2021 celebrations.
Regale in good fortune and romance with RWM for this year’s Spring Festival. RWM’s Grand Lunar New Year 2021 festivities mark the beginning of Spring with Lunar New Year feasts and witness blossoming true love with special Valentine’s Day treats.
Prosperity Abalone Yu Sheng Salad
City of Dreams Manila marks the arrival of the Year of the Metal Ox, the second animal of the Chinese zodiac, with festive menus that symbolize good fortune at its well-loved signature restaurants – Crystal Dragon and Nobu Manila.
To complete a joyous holiday celebration with the family, a staycation at the integrated resort’s three luxury hotels is recommended to allow family members regardless of age, to partake of the auspicious meals. With the current practice of social distancing, families are also encouraged to book their tables in advance.
Kung Hei Fat Choy!
A time of change and new beginnings.
Modern Shanghai wishes everyone great merriment and prosperity as it celebrates Chinese New Year on February 12 with delectable dishes that have recently been added to its menu.
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with a healthy and delicious
serving of Grilled Fish Fillet in Lemon Butter sauce.
After arguably longest celebration of the Christmas season in the world, it’s time to shift our attention to the upcoming Chinese New Year! Chinese New Year has long been celebrated in the Philippines by the Chinese, Chinese-Filipinos, and even by full-blooded Filipinos themselves. As the country continues to battle a pandemic, we can still celebrate safely at the comforts of our home with the help of Lemon Grass’ variety of food offerings.
Lemon Grass Food Services Inc., a catering, canteen, and fine dining business specializing in gourmet Filipino and intercontinental food1, upholds the spirit of sharing food and telling stories on the dinner table through its festive menu, livening up the celebration of a new year of fortune in the Chinese calendar.
Mandarin oranges, peanut candy, and glutinous rice cakes have historically been the biggest foods contending for space on the snack platters of the Chinese Lunar New Year festivities, until now that is.
Say hello to The Peninsula Manila’s limited-edition line of Lunar Chinese New Year edible fine chocolate trees.
The Peninsula Manila, long recognized for its lavish hampers, teas, cakes, and chocolates, has rolled out a limited-edition line of edible chocolate trees this year to welcome the Year of the Ox. They will be available at The Peninsula Boutique from February 1 to 15.
New World Makati Hotel begins the Lunar New Year with premium dining experiences at the property’s renowned Chinese restaurant, Jasmine – with options for set menus, all-you-can-eat dim sum, as well as an a la carte selection to savor at home. Signature handcrafted nian gao (tikoy) in koi fish and round shapes are also available, as well as a Chinese New Year all-you-can-eat menu featuring Western and regional fare at Café 1228. The God of Fortune mascot will likewise be seen roaming the lobby and restaurants distributing red packets or “ang pao” with exclusive discounts and offers for dine-in and walk-in guests. All menus from Jasmine and Café 1228 will be available from 12 to 14 February 2021.
This February, double the celebration and double the happiness at Novotel Manila Araneta City as Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day make us all excited to celebrate love with our special someone and welcome good fortune with high hopes. Double the love and double the luck this 2021 with special offers from Food Exchange Manila, The 6th Pool Bar and Lounge, and the hotel’s dining delivery service, Take Me Out by Novotel Manila.
Welcome the Year of the Metal Ox at Diamond Hotel Philippines to invite prosperity and luck in a festive Chinese New Year celebration.
After an extraordinary Year of the Metal Rat, an auspicious celebration eagerly awaits the Metal Ox. This 2021, Marco Polo Ortigas Manila welcomes the Lunar New Year with its Signature Nian Gao series, which are available for advanced and large-volume orders.
The Nian Gao (Tikoy) is a traditional symbol of prosperity and good luck at the beginning of the Lunar New Year. Award-winning authentic Cantonese restaurant Lung Hin prepared these signature delights to signify optimism and well wishes for 2021. These glutinous rice cakes represent a strong sense of community and personal financial growth, and are best enjoyed with friends and loved ones as part of an abundant feast.
