Usher in a year of unbridled abundance with these auspicious reunion dinners and festive menus for Chinese New Year 2026!
Time flies, and the annual Chinese New Year reunion dinner is right around the corner! From Christmas to Thanksgiving and CNY, it has been non-stop feasting and we’re not complaining. For (arguably) the grandest feast of the year, here are the most delectable dine-in festive menus with a prosperous spread of yusheng, pen cai, and more. Staying home for Chinese New Year in Singapore? Get your feast sorted with the best Chinese New Year food delivery in Singapore from lavish hotels and restaurants.
Our top picks for CNY 2026 reunion dinner in Singapore
1. Yi by Jereme Leung
CNY 2026 celebrations are in order at Raffles Hotel Singapore’s Yi by Jereme Leung! For an exquisite dining experience, look towards the three set menus (Prosperous, Abundance and Opulence), featuring refined flavours and seasonal specialties. Highlights include the double-boiled spiky sea cucumber soup with wild termite fungus, sea whelk and Hokkaido conpoy, as well as the steamed spotted garoupa, bamboo shoot and Matsutake mushroom with premium soy sauce. On a vegetarian or gluten-free diet? Let the team know and they’ll work their magic. A heads-up: only the Opulence set menu will be served for dinner on CNY Eve!
If you prefer to curate your feast, there’s also the Lunar New Year a la carte menu which features chef Jereme Leung’s renowned provincial Chinese delicacies and signature dishes. Think expertly prepared creations such as traditional deep-fried crab meat and lobster bisque cubes, Teochew-style chilled ‘ma you’ fish elevated with Puning bean sauce and sturgeon caviar, and handcrafted ‘yuan bao’ water chestnut cakes infused with lime and studded with goji berries.
Dim sum lovers are in luck, too. Exclusively available during lunch on selected weekends, the Lunar New Year weekend dim sum set menu is perfect for daytime indulgence.
Best for: Exquisitely prepared Chinese cuisine and dim sum creations
Price:
- Lunar New Year set menus from $198
- Weekend dim sum lunch set menus at $118 per pax (minimum 2 pax)
- A la carte items from $15
Dates:
- Lunar New Year set menus from 1 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
- Weekend dim sum lunch set menus on 21, 22, 28 Feb & 1 Mar 2026
- Lunar New Year a la carte menu from 17 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
Timings:
- Daily, 11.30am to 2pm & 6pm to 9.30pm
- CNY Eve (16 Feb 2026), 5.30pm to 7.30pm & 8.30pm to 10.30pm
Address: Yi by Jereme Leung, #03-02, Raffles Hotel Singapore, Raffles Arcade, 328 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188719
2. 5 ON 25 at Andaz Singapore
Feast your way to a prosperous year at Andaz Singapore’s refined Cantonese destination, 5 ON 25! The signature yusheng returns with a planet-friendly spin, featuring sustainably-sourced cured Petuna ocean trout that lends buttery richness to the dish. In every mouthful, savour fresh greens, crisp whitebait, candied nuts, and sweet tanginess from the handcrafted plum dressing. Add on auspicious toppings like Jade Tiger abalone and marinated jellyfish head for a luxe touch.
The restaurant also serves up five exquisite set menus available for lunch and dinner. Start off strong with the signature yusheng and a bowl of nourishing soup, before tucking into mouth-watering mains like steamed south Patagonian toothfish fillet and Koya XO brandy flambe claypot-baked jasmine rice. Lunch diners can also throw in dim sum specialities like crispy Maine lobster rolls. Prefer to curate your feast? Pick from a la carte seasonal specials, such as stir-fried Maine lobster and Jade Tiger abalone, and poached spotted grouper fillet in superior fish broth.
Best for: A refined Cantonese feast with planet-friendly yusheng
Price: Signature yusheng from $88; set lunch and dinner from $108 per pax; vegetarian set lunch and dinner at $98 per pax
Dates: 2 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
Timings: Lunch from 11.30am to 2.30pm; dinner from 6pm to 10pm
Address: 5 ON 25, Level 25, Andaz Singapore, 5 Fraser Street, Singapore 189354
3. Peppermint
Usher in a season of good fortune with Peppermint’s Legendary Lunar Flavours buffet, an all-you-can-eat spread with halal-certified buffet stations, and Asian and international festive delicacies. Kick off the celebrations with the Prosperity DIY yusheng. Next, savour mouth-watering dishes like black angus beef prime rib char siew masterfully grilled with the restaurant’s new Josper grill, eight treasure duck, and braised abalone with crab rice. Don’t forget to indulge in Peppermint’s signature Seafood Tower Laksa, and enjoy all these with the refreshing Jade Blossom and Golden Mandarin festive mocktail.
On Lunar New Year Eve, look forward to exquisitely crafted delicacies, including Buddha Jumps Over The Wall, wok-fried rock lobster, black truffle grilled beef tomahawk, and baked gindara black cod by chef Leon Yee and his team. Need more reason to indulge here? Dine during weekday lunches (from 15 January to 15 February 2026) with a group of four or more for a complimentary yusheng topped with applewood smoked salmon trout.
Or, come by on 3 March 2026 – the final day of the Lunar New Year – for dinner with a group of four or more. You’ll enjoy the complimentary yusheng, along with a show-stopping LED lion dance performance around the hotel to bring the Fire Horse spirit to life!
Best for: An indulgent all-you-can-eat feast with farm-to-table yusheng
Price: Buffet lunch from $72 per adult and $36 per child; buffet dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child (prices vary for 16 – 18 Feb & 3 Mar 2026)
Dates: 15 Jan (dinner) to 3 Mar 2026
Timings: Lunch from 12pm to 3pm (till 2.30pm from Monday to Thursday); dinner from 6.30pm to 10pm
Address: Peppermint, Level 4, Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
4. The Black Pearl
Indulge in a CNY reunion feast fit for royalty at this one-of-a-kind rooftop dining destination. Inspired by the Qing dynasty and its imperial feasts, The Black Pearl will whisk you away to a bygone era with classic Cantonese cuisine with a touch of modernity. Executive chef Dee Chan presents three opulent set menus, featuring all-time festive favourites and new creations.
Savour delicacies like the chef’s signature braised Boston lobster rice, black truffle crispy roasted duck, and perfect 10 pen cai that comes stuffed with abalone, fish maw and sea cucumber. And we can’t forget about an auspicious lohei. The Iridescent Prosperity yusheng puts a healthier spin on the typical toss, consisting of fresh fruits like rock melon and honey dew, aromatic nuts and a housemade yuzu sesame sauce.
Best for: Dining like Chinese royalty from the Qing dynasty
Price: From $138.80 per pax (minimum 4 pax); from $1,388 per table of 10
Dates: Enquire for dates
Timings: Enquire for timings
Address: The Black Pearl, #07-11/12, Odeon 333, 333 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188721
5. Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Singapore
What better way to welcome spring than with abundant feasts at Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Singapore? Lime Restaurant beckons with a Feasts of Fortune buffet, featuring fresh seafood like Boston lobster and tiger prawn, and classic dishes such as braised seafood treasure soup and beef rendang. Enjoy premium additions (including snow crab and foie gras wagyu burger) on Friday and Saturday evenings, as well as on the first, second and seventh days of the Lunar New Year.
To dial up the festivities, add the Golden Prosperity yusheng ($58/$78) that is plated and served at the table, or the festive beverage package ($35 each) for unlimited house wines, beers and more. Come by for the buffet dinner on CNY Eve for a complimentary platter of Prosperity smoked salmon yusheng, whole flambe roast golden pig, and other popular picks from the restaurant’s well-loved Lobsterfest buffet.
Prefer a sit-down reunion celebration? Save a spot for A Royal Reunion Feast at the newly refurbished William Pickering Ballroom. Held on CNY Eve, this one-night-only dinner experience offers a decadent feast and lively festive entertainment. Savour the likes of smoked salmon and tuna yusheng, and oven-baked otah-stuffed scallop with caviar and kumquat mayo, while watching traditional lion dance and other captivating performances.
Best for: A lavish buffet with bottomless booze, or a curated set dinner with lively festive ambience
Price:
- Feasts of Fortune, buffet lunch from $68 per adult, buffet dinner from $88 per adult
- A Royal Reunion Feast, from $1,098 per table of six
Dates:
- Feasts of Fortune, 31 Jan to 3 Mar 2026 (lunch and dinner)
- A Royal Reunion Feast, 16 Feb 2026 (dinner)
Timings:
- Feasts of Fortune, lunch from 12pm to 2.30pm, dinner from 6pm to 9.30pm (timings vary on 16 Feb 2026)
- A Royal Reunion Feast, 7pm to 10pm
Address: Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Singapore, 3 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058289
6. Coca Hotpot
Nothing says Lunar New Year like having a heartwarming hotpot feast with your loved ones. If you’re looking to evoke this iconic cosy moment, Coca Hotpot is the place to be. This Thai-Chinese hotpot restaurant offers satisfying all-you-can-eat feasts during the peak CNY season.
Get started by picking a soup base among the likes of Thai tom yum, hua diao phoenix and collagen, before going ham with the plethora of meat, seafood, vegetables and other classic ingredients. We’ve spotted premium picks like Thai river prawns, beef short plate and Korean oysters. As an ode to the festivities, all dinner guests will also enjoy a complimentary dish of braised mini abalone with Chinese mushroom and broccoli.
Best for: Heartwarming hotpot gatherings
Price: Lunch at $48.80 per adult and $18.80 per child; dinner at $73.80 per adult and $28.80 per child
Dates: 14 to 18 Feb 2026
Timings: 11.30am, 1.30pm, 4pm, 6pm & 8.30pm (100 minutes per session)
Address: Coca Hotpot, multiple locations including Ngee Ann City and Suntec City
7. Fu Yuan Teochew Dining
Authentic Teochew specialties, premium live seafood and an OTT setting that screams opulence… Fu Yuan Teochew Dining is a top choice, especially if you’ve got older folks to impress. The set menus cater to intimate reunion dinners for four to six, as well as vibrant gatherings with tables of 10.
Peep the mouth-watering line-up of abalone yusheng, braised meat platter, steamed marble goby, and braised ee fu noodles with Boston lobster. Every set also includes pan-fried nian gao to end on a delicious note of prosperity. Pining for more privacy? We recommend reserving the private rooms, but do it fast ‘cos the number of rooms are limited!
Best for: Authentic Teochew cuisine and live seafood
Price: Set menus from $488; a la carte yusheng from $68
Dates: 2 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
Timings: 1.5h and 2h seatings from 11.30am to 11pm daily
Address: Fu Yuan Teochew Dining, #01-01C/01D, Clarke Quay, 3A River Valley Road, Singapore 179020
8. Paradox Singapore
Want to usher in CNY 2026 with a grand sit-down banquet, or a lavish all-you-can-eat spread? The choice is all yours at Paradox Singapore. Traditionalists who prefer a multi-course spread can opt for the sit-down reunion banquets in its elegantly renovated ballroom, where delectable courses are served to your table of 10.
Whether you’re savouring the seven-course Huat lunch or eight-course Fatt dinner menus, it’ll be a feast of signature Peranakan dishes and festive specialties. Highlights include itek tim (Peranakan-style roasted duck), Emperor herbal chicken simmered in eight types of herbs, and five-grain claypot rice with preserved meat.
For a more casual feast with variety, head over to Ellenborough Market Cafe for its lavish reunion buffet spread. Pile your plates with Boston lobster, scallops and other fresh seafood, meat carvings (think Angelica roasted duck with poached pear, and crispy roasted pork belly), and delicacies like Shaoxing wine drunken chicken with wolfberries, and wok-fried creamy pumpkin slipper lobster. Sweeten your reunion feast with auspicious desserts, such as Mandarin thyme gateau, Bergamot Earl Grey tart and red date panna cotta.
Perk alert: enjoy 20% off the reunion banquet and 30% off the reunion dinner buffet when you pre-book and pay with applicable credit cards. (The reunion dinner buffet discount is not valid on CNY Eve. Email or call the hotel for reservations; T&Cs apply).
Best for: Lavish sit-down banquets, and free-and-easy buffet spreads
Price:
- Reunion banquet from $1,118++ per table of 10 for lunch, and $1,318++ per table of 10 for dinner
- Reunion dinner buffet at $128++ per adult and $64++ per child
- CNY lunch buffet at $78++ per adult and $34++ per child, and dinner at $98++ per adult and $42++ per child
Dates:
- Reunion banquet lunch from 14 to 15 Feb 2026, and dinner from 13 to 16 Feb 2026
- Reunion dinner buffet from 13 to 16 Feb 2026
- CNY lunch and dinner buffet from 2 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
Timings:
- Reunion banquet lunch from 12pm to 3pm, and dinner from 6pm to 9pm
- Reunion dinner buffet from 6pm to 8pm, and 8pm to 10pm
- CNY lunch buffet from 12pm to 2.30pm, dinner from 6pm to 10pm (varies for weekends and public holidays)
Address: Paradox Singapore, 20 Merchant Road, Singapore 058281
9. Mimi Restaurant
This Lunar New Year, take your loved ones on a nostalgic blast to the past at Mimi Restaurant. This heritage restaurant set alongside the Singapore River is one of two remaining conserved Chinese mansions in Singapore, with a rich history dating back 155 years. That’s more than twice our country’s age!
The CNY 2026 reunion dinner menu is anchored in Cantonese and Teochew flavours, featuring three set options. Start with a prosperous lo hei, before savouring delicacies like crispy roasted chicken, claypot prawns with fried buns, and steamed star garoupa. Vegetarians aren’t left out either. The vegetarian feast comes with double-boiled morel mushroom and bamboo pith soup, sweet and sour seaweed ‘fish’, and other plant-based dishes.
Best for: A nostalgic dining experience in a 155-year-old Chinese mansion
Price: Feast sets from $98 per pax (minimum four pax); vegetarian menu from $88 per pax
Dates: From 1 Feb 2026
Timings: Lunch from 11am to 3pm (from 9 Feb 2026 onwards); dinner from 5pm to 10pm
Address: Mimi Restaurant, #02-02, Clarke Quay, 3A River Valley Road, Singapore 179020
10. Jumbo Seafood
There’s more reason to rejoice for seafood lovers: Jumbo Seafood’s CNY 2026 menu is here to please all the way from 2 February till 8 March 2026. There’s no reason to miss it! Come on CNY Eve for the special Reunion set menu. The feast starts with a quintessential salmon yusheng, before welcoming more indulgence with herbal superior stock poached live prawns, steamed soya sauce soon hock, and the likes.
For the rest of the dates, the Celebration set menu takes centrestage. While yusheng isn’t included in this set menu, it’ll still be a glorious feast with delicacies such as the award-winning chilli crab with man you, Boston lobster with silky egg and crispy noodle, as well as braised seafood soup with crab meat, conpoy and quinoa.
Best for: Singapore-style seafood dishes and the signature chilli crab
Price: Reunion sets from $388; Celebration sets from $338
Dates: 2 Feb to 8 Mar 2026
Timings: Enquire for timings
Address: Jumbo Seafood, multiple locations including Resorts World Sentosa and Ion Orchard
11. White Restaurant
When two beloved homegrown brands join hands, it’s almost always a recipe for success. For CNY 2026, White Restaurant partners up with Bee Cheng Hiang to serve up three unique creations that blend heritage and modernity. They include the Golden Horse Abundance yusheng with crispy grilled bak kwa and crunchy pulled pork; Fortune Mongolian pork ribs with pork floss; and pork floss salted egg crispy shimeiji.
Depending on your party size, the yusheng comes in a variety of sizes for solo diners, as well as four and eight guests. Or, opt for the sumptuous set menus that cater to four, six or eight persons. Come hungry for a festive line-up, featuring crabmeat fish maw soup, butter prawns and deep fried grouper.
Best for: CNY classics with Bee Cheng Hiang’s bak kwa and pork floss
Price: Set menus from $238; a la carte items from $38
Dates: 13 Jan to 3 Mar 2026 (closed on 17 Feb)
Timings: 12pm to 1.30pm, 4.15pm to 5.45pm, 6pm to 7.30pm & 7.45pm to 9.45pm
Address: White Restaurant, multiple locations including VivoCity and Waterway Point
12. Orchid Live Seafood
Saddle up for an auspicious Year of the Horse at Orchid Live Seafood! The dine-in set menus are thoughtfully curated for seafood lovers, featuring premium, fresh seafood in every dish. Some dishes that caught our eye include the Alaskan crab meat seafood fried rice, H.K. steamed wild coral trout, and braised two-head greenlip abalone with broccoli.
For desserts, the set menus come with premium bird’s nest soup with peach gum or osmanthus fragrant jelly delight. If the set menu doesn’t tickle your fancy, go for the a la carte selection instead. Savour the signature platter with the restaurant’s iconic Steven chicken, a luxurious pen cai, and prosperous yusheng with lobster sashimi.
Best for: Premium, fresh live seafood
Price: Set menus from $488; a la carte items from $68
Dates: Enquire for dates
Timings: Daily, 11am to 2.30pm & 5pm to 10pm
Address: Orchid Live Seafood, multiple locations including HomeTeamNS Khatib and Jalan Kelulut
Book your tables for these amazing festive menus for your Chinese New Year reunion dinners in Singapore, stat!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the must-have traditional dishes at a CNY reunion dinner?
A traditional reunion dinner includes yusheng (a toss salad to represent prosperity), a whole steamed fish that symbolises surplus for the new year, and a rich claypot dish like pen cai as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. These quintessential dishes carry deep auspicious meaning and are foundational to Lunar New Year traditions!
What is the typical price range for a CNY hotel reunion dinner?
For a multi-course hotel banquet reunion dinner in Singapore, prices generally range from $120 to upwards of $180 per person. Prices typically vary based on the inclusion of premium ingredients like abalone, lobster, or bird's nest. More casual restaurants or set menus may start lower, at around $80 per person, but look out for any minimum number of diners required.
Are there affordable set menu options for CNY 2026?
Yes, many mid-range Chinese restaurants offer attractive set menus for smaller groups of four to six persons. We also recommend booking a lunch seating or non-peak timing, which are more affordably priced than dinner seatings.
When should I book my reunion dinner for CNY 2026?
We recommend making a booking at least two to three months in advance, especially if you plan to dine on Chinese New Year's Eve (16 February 2026). Dinner seatings from 6pm onwards are considered peak timings which often get snapped up fast.
Do restaurants in Singapore offer vegetarian or specialised dietary options for CNY reunion dinners?
Most established Chinese restaurants and hotels can accommodate vegetarian and common dietary requests for their set menus, but it is advisable to inform them at the time of booking. Some places like Mimi Restaurant offer a dedicated set menu for vegetarians.
