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Hi guys! We hope you enjoyed our last Chinese New Year doggy craft post, featuring Baby D.Today I have another cute origami craft I would like to share with you - this time, it's a origami dog face- super easy to make and will also make great decorations around the house for this Year of the Dog.Watch the...
InterContinental Kuala Lumpur welcomes the Year of the Dog with luxurious Oriental feasts at Tao Chinese Cuisine, perfect for gatherings with family, friends and business associates.From 15 January until 2 March 2018, the restaurant will be offering three set menus, namely Harmony (RM1,988 nett), Prosperity...
Welcome the Year of the Dog with a sumptuous feast at Celestial Court, Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur.This year, Executive Chinese Chef Ho Boon has specially crafted four Prosperity Set Menus, as well as a selection of premium yee sang and a festive a la carte selection, available from 15 January until 2...
2018 marks the Year of the Dog in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. Every year, we would make some crafts to decorate our house with, so it's a no-brainer to make origami dogs out of angpow packets this year.For this craft, I would recommend that you use angpow packets made of thicker paper if you would like your...
Usher in the Year of the Dog at Lai Ching Yuen, the regal Chinese restaurant in Grand Millennium, Kuala Lumpur.The restaurant will be offering four festive set menus as well as a yee sang menu and a Lunar New Year special menu, available from 22 January until 4 March 2018 for dinner only. The set menus are...
Welcome the Year of the Dog with a sumptuous feast at Five Sen5es, The Westin Kuala Lumpur’s authentic Chinese restaurant.Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, revolves around five blessings, namely Longevity, Riches, Peace, Wisdom and Virtue. In respect of these...
Usher in the Year of the Dog in the charming Luk Yu Tea House in Feast Village, Starhill Gallery with a well-crafted pork-free menu with family, friends and colleagues.Keeping it simple, Luk Yu will be offering yee sang and a nine-course Chinese New Year set menu (priced at RM888 nett for 10 persons),...
Welcome the auspicious Year of the Dog at Pak Loh Chiu Chow in Feast Village, Kuala Lumpur, with an array of sumptuous Teochew-style (Chiu Chow) cuisine to elevate your Chinese New Year dining experience.Led by Executive Chinese Chef Alex Au, the restaurant will be offering two festive Set Menus, namely the...
Chinese restaurants have always been a popular pick among friends and family looking for a good meal together, where food is good and ambiance, presentable. Best of all, almost all Chinese restaurants in Klang Valley offers free corkage so you get to drink, eat and be happy. Here are ten restaurants to...
Welcome the Year of the Dog at Le Meridien Putrajaya with specially created Chinese cuisine at Le Mei. Le Mei invites you to take a step into a setting that celebrates traditional Chinese art and culture, while you savour Chinese cuisine specially curated for the occasion. Le Mei is led by award-winning...
Usher in the Year of the Dog with a sumptuous feast at Eastin Hotel Kuala Lumpur with families, friends and colleagues for a great start to the brand new year.At Ee Chinese Cuisine, you will find flavoursome festive dishes that exquisitely blend traditional and modern flavours to cater for discerning...
Usher in the Year of the Dog with classic Shanghainese cuisine at the newly refreshed Shanghai Restaurant in JW Marriott Kuala Lumpur.The culinary symphony that is performed at the renowned restaurant is led by Executive Chinese Chef Wong Wing Yuek, who is dedicated to serving only the best and most...
Welcome the Year of the Dog at Li Yen, the award-winning Cantonese restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur. Executive Chinese Chef Leung Kwai Hong has specially designed six exquisite Lunar New Year set menus that are perfect for gatherings with family and loved ones.The Lunar New Year feasts are...
In celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year, Executive Sous Chef Kok Chee Kin and his team of talented chefs at Dynasty Restaurant have specially curated Festive Menus that capture the finest flavours of Cantonese cuisine.Other than the Festive Menus, there will also be a selection of festive dim sum...
The most celebrated festival amongst the Chinese community is almost upon us, bringing families together as they gather to celebrate and usher in the new year with prosperity and good luck.In line with the upcoming Chinese New Year, Kim Ma Restaurant at Palace of the Golden Horses will be presenting three...
During our CNY review at The Ritz-Carlton KL, we were gifted two bottles of XO sauce to bring home. XO sauce is a spicy sauce originating from Hong Kong, and is usually made from roughly chopped dried seafood such as scallops, fish and shrimp and cooked with chilli, onions and garlic.One restaurant dish...
This year, we've done a fair bit of prosperity toss, aka lo hei at our CNY food reviews. However, yee sang is still a MUST HAVE during the CNY period at home with the family.Our homemade yee sang this year is dubbed "7-11 Yee Sang" as it is made up of a total of 11 ingredients (fresh fruits, vegetables and...
As you know, the Chinese love having auspicious sounding dishes during Chinese New Year. Ho See Fatt Choy is a popular dish and is often served in Cantonese homes as fatt choy directly translates to "struck it rich" and ho see means "good things". It is a must-have dish for business owners as it symbolises...
Chinese New Year to me, means a lot of things – from dinner get togethers to seeing random children in the kampung-hood walking up to you with Xin Nian Kuai Le greetings, their hands stretched out for “you know what”. 😛 And not to forget the massive traffic jam if you leave for your destination...
Hello everyone! It's Day 4 of Chinese New Year 2017, how's the celebration going? We have been enjoying lots of food as well as CNY snacks and family time.During CNY, longevity noodles is often served at our dinner table, as it symbolises "long life". To go with the noodles, we would usually make a braised...
