“Lo Hei”, Cantonese for “tossing up good fortune”, is a Chinese New Year (CNY) ritual adopted in Singapore with relish. The tossing of yu sheng with saying of auspicious phrases has become very much a part of the family CNY dinner and office lunar new year celebrations. Many restaurants in Singapore create special yu sheng …
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Chinese New Year is appropriating which means it is time to prepare for the dreaded interrogations by nosy relatives again. One way to deflect questions about your love life may be simply to tell them about the wonderful or romantic restaurant you have booked for Valentine’s Day. Even inquisitive uncles and aunties can be distracted …
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Christmas meals and special Christmas sweets are common in Singapore and enjoyed by many whether they are celebrating the religious day or not. Log cakes, gingerbread and turkey are well accepted as part of the festive traditions, but do you know the origins of the popular Christmas foods? 0
The lunar year of the rat will begin on Saturday 25 January 2020. The family reunion dinner is one of the most cherished traditions of Chinese new year celebrations. Observing an old tradition need not mean going to the same old venues for dinner. You can toss yu sheng and enjoy all the delicacies associated with …
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Whether it is a festive celebration, a birthday, an anniversary or for no particular reason, a gathering of friends and family is always a cherished occasion. There are many restaurants with event spaces and private dining rooms of varying sizes and levels of privacy for a fete or an intimate get-together. If you are planning …
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