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On Chinese New Year’s Day (January 29), guests will receive a red envelope with a gold coin special offer. 📍Address: 54 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6AF 3. Plum Valley 20 Gerrard Street, London, W1D 6JQ. For a new year meal perfect for sharing with friends and family, try Plum Valley’s Chinese New Year-inspired menu, from Rainbow salmon sashimi to Turnip cake with Chinese sausage and dry shrimps. Afterwards, enjoy their Coconut glutinous rice cake and Lucky custard buns. Speedboat Bar 30 Rupert Once upon a time, going for a Chinese meal in London meant Cantonese in Chinatown.That central London enclave, packed with everything from bakeries and grocers to Chinese doctors and travel agents Celebrate Chinese New Year in London with a traditional feast. such as 10% off food or 15% off cocktails, to redeem on a future visit. Price: à la carte; Enjoy special Chinese New Year food: order a whole chicken or try dumplings at top restaurants in Chinatown. Buy something red: to bring luck to your year, Chinese tradition dictates that you should buy something red for yourself or your house. From fine-dining set menus to classic dim sum and bao, take a dive into these celebratory menus launching across the capital. What: A restaurant that is known as much for its award-winning interiors as its food, this Soho establishment is a guaranteed way to see in the Lunar New Year in style. The Chinese New Year menu features seven Chinese celebratory dishes based on auspicious ingredients, from abalone chicken shui mai in the dim sum platter to Alaskan king crab in kam heong Handmade Dim Sum and crafted cocktails await those who want to celebrate the Chinese New Year the Ping Pong way. For the Year of the Snake, Ping Pong will be offering a limited edition menu as their traditional Chinese favourites. Celebrate the new year early and head over for a ‘lazy Sumday’ – unlimited Dim Sum all day on Sundays. Chinese New Year in London kicks off on 10 February. Say hello to the Year of the Dragon by snaffling up a decadent feast at the capital's best spots. Chinese New Year in London is the biggest celebration of the Lunar New Year outside of Asia, so this is a holiday you’re not going to want to miss. One of the best – and tastiest – ways to get involved with the celebrations from London is by trying one of the many great Lunar New Year menus and specials on offer. Here we highlight some of the best restaurants to visit in the capital for Chinese New Year 2024. Speedboat Bar. Spice lover? Photo: JessicaGirvan, Shutterstock. London’s Chinatown well and truly comes alive, playing host to an annual Chinese Lunar New Year parade that’s not to be missed. . Starting on Duncannon Street, the festivities make their way up Charing Cross Road and past Leicester Square Station, before heading onto Shaftesbury Avenue where the par Expect acrobatic Lion and Dragon dances in Peninsula Square from 1.30pm, Firepit Art Gallery exhibitions celebrating Lunar New Year; hands-on workshops like woodblock printing, bamboo weaving and Chinese knot-making; live music from Eastern Margins DJs, and the Eternal Market - a vibrant Pan Asian showcase featuring contemporary and traditional fare, brimming with delicious food, unique crafts It’s the Year of the Rat, and we’ve rounded up the best places to celebrate Chinese New Year in London. By Natasha Patel. Hakkasan. Hakkasan will be celebrating Chinese New Year with a limited edition signature menu designed to reflect good health and fortune for the year ahead. Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, marks the transition from winter to spring in the lunar calendar. This year, it falls on Saturday, February 10. There are countless customs and legends associated with the day, and it holds great significance to those who celebrate. This year marks the Year Of The Dragon in the lunar calendar. Chinese New Year is on 12 February 2021. But just because we're in lockdown, it doesn't mean that you can't celebrate it properly. As the Year of the Ox dawns, here are the restaurants that are pulling special meals together. On 10 February, celebrate the Lunar New Year in style as Chelsea welcomes in the Year of the Dragon. From 11am until 4pm, Duke of York Square will host a Chinese-edition of the much-loved weekly Fine Food Market featuring traditional Chinese dishes and Asian delicacies – think bao buns, crispy chilli beef and dim sum – alongside a programme of live entertainment beneath swathes of red Chinese New Year follows the moon's cycle, which means it falls every year on a different day. In 2025, it starts on 28 January and runs for seven days, with the first day being the most important. 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. Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancel Once upon a time, going for a Chinese meal in London meant Cantonese in Chinatown. That central London enclave, packed with everything from bakeries and grocers to Chinese doctors and travel Ready to explore the best food spots in Chinatown London? One of the must things to do in London! We visited right before Chinese New Year to bring you a mou
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