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Gather your loved ones and welcome the Year of the Tiger in style by savoring a scrumptious selection of delicacies that capture the spirit of the Chinese New Year. From exquisite dim sum to appetizing Peking duck, here are our picks for where to eat fancy on Lunar New Year.
Fei Ya, which translates to “Flying Duck”, is considered one of the best restaurants serving Cantonese cuisine in Bangkok. While their dim sum selection is noteworthy, the restaurant’s highlight is their lean, crispy and juicy Peking duck. Invented by chef Leung Shing Hoi, the duck is dried up with various herbs for two to three days before being roasted with aromatic lychee wood until the skin becomes crispy. The restaurant also has a selection of up to 30 teas.
Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong, 518/8 Phloen Chit Road
Open daily, 11:30am-8pm
fb.com/feiyabkk, 02-125-5010
Conrad Bangkok’s premier gourmet Chinese restaurant is the place for dim sum lovers. Offering an all-you-can-eat dim sum feast, Liu’s menu takes most of its influence from Cantonese cuisine, leveraging the great knowledge and influence the head chef brings from his native Canton region of China.
3rd floor, Conrad Bangkok, 87 Witthayu Road
Open daily, 11:30am-2:30pm (All you can eat lunch) & 6-10pm (À la carte)
liurestaurant.com, 02-690-9255
The culinary experts at Pagoda Chinese Restaurant have created a choice of dining experiences for the period of January 15 to February 13. Delicacies include the classic Yu Sheng feast, which features fresh fish accompanied with vegetables, condiments and a special dressing using plum sauce, rice vinegar and calamansi. Guests can also choose from the finest imported salmon and fresh abalone with small servings or large portions.
Salmon Yu Sheng
Small portion (for two to four guests) B1,488++
Large portion (for five to 10 guests) B2,588++
Abalone Yu Sheng
Small portion (for two to four guests) B1,888++
Large portion (for five to 10 guests) THB 3,088++
4th floor, Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, 199 Sukhumvit Soi 22
Open Wednesday-Sunday, 11:30am-2:30pm and 6-10pm
fb.com/pagodachineserestaurant, 02-059-5999
Wah Lok is renowned as one of Singapore’s top restaurants for more than three decades where guests can enjoy authentic Cantonese culinary artistry, freshness and flavor. With a wide range of exquisite dishes, some of executive Chinese chef Lam Kok Weng’s delights include abalone and bird’s nest soup, steamed fish, roast meats and classic clay pot dishes.
2nd Floor, Carlton Hotel Bangkok, 491 Sukhumvit Road
Open Wednesday-Sunday, 11:30am-2:30pm and 6-10:30pm
fb.com/wahlokcantoneserestaurant, 02-090-7888
Dynasty at Centara Grand, CentralWorld features an impressive menu of over 100 à la carte Chinese-Cantonese creations by chef Kongsun Sae-Liang. Celebrate the New Year with dishes that include dim sum, delectable wok-fried dishes and signature plates such as Shanghai drunken chicken and barbecue roasted suckling pig.
24th floor, Centara Grand at CentralWorld, 4 4/1-4/2, Rama I Road
Open daily, 11:30am-2:30pm
fb.com/dynastycgcw, 02-100-6255
If you’re searching for a CNY family feast, look no further than Capella Bangkok. Enjoy their Chinese-inspired set menu and soothing riverside setting while feasting on traditional dishes such as whole fish fried in crispy golden batter, roasted duck with five-spice duck jus and stir-fried beef striploin as well as desserts like ginkgo and taro trifle. Every diner will also receive a lucky red angpao packet.
The Chinese New Year Set Menu is available for lunch and dinner on Tuesday, February 1.
Adult: B2,888++/person (8 items)
Child: B1,888++/person (6 items)
Wine pairing: B1,888++/person
Capella Bangkok, 300/2 Charoen Krung Road
Open daily, 11am-11pm
capellahotels.com, 02-098-3888
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