Toss that yusheng and tuck into Chinese delicacies at these top Singapore restaurants serving reunion dinners and Chinese New Year buffets
We’ll be ushering in the year of the fire Horse on 17 February 2026, which means reunion dinners will fall on 16 February 2026. if you’re looking for the best spot for a family reunion dinner this Chinese New Year, look no further! We’ve rounded up the best (and most auspicious) restaurants in Singapore to dine out for reunion dinner! Psst, looking to feast at home? We’ve got takeaways covered too!
Chinese New Year 2026: Where to have reunion dinner or CNY lunch in Singapore
Xing Yue Xuan
With refined Cantonese flavours, premium ingredients, and fresh seafood, Xing Yue Xuan (a new concept by JUMBO) is one of our top choices for an indulgent CNY feast. Even if you can’t snag a spot for CNY reunion dinner, the tasting menus run all the way till the end of Chinese New Year. But don’t wait to make your reservations, especially if you’d like to cosy up in their private rooms! Toss to abundance with the yu sheng before slurping up their belly-warming seafood pumpkin soup with fresh crabmeat. To savour crabs without the mess, order the fuss-free crab in signature chilli or black pepper sauces or have it steamed with custard egg and caviar.
When: From 16 February – 3 March 2026
Where: Xing Yue Xuan, 26 Sentosa Gateway, #B1-201 Resorts World Sentosa Weave, Singapore 098138
Price: CNY tasting menu starts from $168++ per person, reunion set menus start from $728++ for four persons
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Mimi Restaurant
Gather your nearest and dearest for a CNY reunion dinner at a 155-year-old Chinese mansion! Set along the Singapore River, Mimi Restaurant is one of two remaining Chinese mansions in Singapore. It may have lived a notorious past, but it’s now a heritage restaurant paying tribute to Teochew and Cantonese recipes. Find classic dishes like steamed fish and Hong Kong style roast duck, as well as auspicious dishes like braised abalone and prosperity Lo Hei. There’s even a vegetarian menu with morel mushroom and bamboo pith soup, sweet and sour seaweed “fish,” and more.
When: From 1 February 2026
Where: Mimi Restaurant, #02-02, Clarke Quay, 3A River Valley Road, Singapore 179020
Price: Set menu starts from $98++ per person, minimum four to dine
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Lo Hey HK Seafood
If you have memories of watching Hong Kong comedies during Chinese New Year, you’re in for nostalgic treat at Lo Hey HK Seafood. With its decor inspired by the golden age of Hong Kong cinema, think neon lights, heavy red curtains, and vintage movie posters, Chinese reunion dinners here unfold with a cinematic flair. Choose from four dine-in sets which starts with abalone yusheng and settles with Lotus Leaf Rice with Eight Treasures. One of the key highlights is the Typhoon Shelter Style Stir Fried Boston Lobster topped with aromatic panko and garlic. And for desserts, a creamy mango pomelo to round the meal. They have pet-friendly seating outdoors, so, furry kids are welcomed to this dinner!
When: From 1 February 2026 to 3 March 2026 (open on eve of CNY, closed on Day 1 and 2)
Where: Lo Hey HK Seafood, 7 Holland Village Way, #03-22/23/24, Singapore 275748
Price: Set menu starts from $498++ for four to six persons
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COTE Korean Steakhouse
There’s nothing like a Feast of the Fire Stallion to usher in the year of the fire Horse. The COTE Korean Steakhouse’s set meal features five select cuts of beef including the highly-prized Jeju Hanwoo Middle Loin (1++, BMS9). The buttery melt-in-your mouth cut was only approved for import late last year and now, you can enjoy this quality chuck expertly grilled at your tableside. Alongside Korean banchan, the set also comes with Egg Souffle, warm stews, and a rice cake and dumpling soup that symbolised prosperity and good luck. And if you’re looking to do the lucky toss, there’s COTE’s Bluefin Tuna Yusheng ($128++ for four to six persons) with a Korean flair.
When: From 19 January to 3 March 2026
Where: COTE Korean Steakhouse, 30 Bideford Rd, Level 3 COMO Orchard, Singapore 229922
Price: Feast of the Fire Stallion set is priced at $178++ per person
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Restaurant Cougar Lee 錦軒
At Restaurant Cougar Lee, reunions are celebrated with good food and a fun family activity that symbolises good fortune and unity. You’ll start with tossing the shun de-styled yusheng (more savoury than sweet) topped with fresh slices of Chuutoro and Amberjack. Kids will love the red balls of Iberico Pork Stuffing with Lychee and its accompanying fried muscat grapes! After the Live Lobster with Champagne Blanc and White Asparagus, slurp up the belly warming Pork Stomach Soup with Kampung Chicken.
The Chinese New Year Set menus even include a DIY dumpling experience — Chef Ethan’s family tradition — where you’ll roll and wrap your very own pork and prawn dumplings. Look out for the surprise dumplings filled with egg yolk or cheese filling!
When: 16 to 17 February 2026 (CNY eve and CNY day 1)
Where: Restaurant Cougar Lee 錦軒, 61 Tras Street, Singapore 079000
Price: CNY set menus starting from $668++ (for four to six persons)
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Fu Lin Men
Even though their value-for-money Peking Ducks are not on the Chinese New Year menu, there’s always the Crispy Fried Chicken, steamed fish, and fish maw soup to elevate your reunion dinner. All set menus start with the Salmon Lo Hei and enriched with a braised ee fu noodle or lotus leaf rice, before finishing with a Peach resin dessert which symbolises happiness.
When: Open for reservations now
Where: Fu Lin Men, locations at Kitchener Road, Temasek Club, and Chinese Swimming Club
Price: Set menu starts from $438++ for four persons
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Peach Garden
The iconic Peach Garden restaurant doesn’t need any introduction. Chinese New Year bookings are now open – make sure to book early to enjoy some free upgrades and perks. The highlight of Peach Garden’s traditional CNY offerings has to be the pen cai, the ultimate festive center piece that comes with a complimentary mahjong set!
When: Open for reservations now; reserve before 23 January 2026 for exclusive rewards
Where: Peach Garden, location at The Heeren, OCBC Centre, Thomson Plaza, and more
Price: To be confirmed
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Lei Garden
Situated in the beautiful Chijmes, Lei Garden is a lauded favourite for family reunion dinners. Lei Garden is well known for creating high quality, delicious and memorable Chinese cuisine. Just don’t dwell on your favourites; you may not be able to order the same dish twice as new dishes are regularly added to the menu. While we haven’t got our hands on a CNY-specific menu, you’re sure to have a memorable experience at this gem of a restaurant.
When: Please enquire for details
Where: Lei Garden, Chijmes, #01-24 Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore
Price: To be confirmed
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Spring Court
Spring Court is Singapore’s oldest family-run restaurant firing up Chinese cuisine since 1929. And being tucked within a four-storey heritage shophouse in Chinatown, you’ll be right at the heart of the festivities dining at Spring Court. Choose from their reunion lunch or dinner sets filled with delicacies like the mini Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, cod fish, scallops, and abalone. Even if you’re skipping your carbs, don’t miss out on the braised noodles because that’s the symbol for longevity!
When: Available on 16 February 2026 only
Where: Spring Court, 52-56 Upper Cross St, Singapore 058348
Price: Set menu starts from $438++ for four persons
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Hey Kee Hong Kong Seafood
Step into 1960s Hong Kong, complete with red plastic chairs, green banquet tables, and tanks lined up with live seafood. Hey Kee Hong Kong Seafood brings four set menus with Hong Kong-style seafood dishes like Typhoon Shelter Stir-Fried Boston Lobster, Steamed Spring Chicken with Aged Yellow Wine, Steamed Marble Goby with Superior Soy Sauce, and more. Don’t just eat, really get into the vibes with retro outfits from their dress up section! Lots of photo opps awaits!
When: From 1 February 2026 to 3 March 2026 (open on eve of CNY, closed on Day 1 and 2)
Where: Hey Kee Hong Kong Seafood, 102 Guillemard Rd, #01-01, Singapore 399719
Price: Set menu starts from $498++ for four to six persons
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Tomacado
Start the year right with spring in full bloom at Tomacado. The Blooming Celebration set is a six-course feast with soup, salad, and an elegant trio of appetisers with Seared Tuna, Beef & Mushroom Puff Roll, and Crystal Tomato Sphere. Choose from mains like the Red Wine Braised Beef Short Ribs with Pita Bread (we enjoyed this!) or a hearty Pistachio Herb-crusted Lamb Rack. The set even includes their signature Roasted Chicken with Black Truffle (half). After the meal, you’ll go home with a ceramic horse, “Money Blooms on the Horse”, a symbol of blessings and good fortune that the year of the Horse brings.
When: Until 3 March 2026
Where: Tomacado, 290 Orchard Rd, #01-22 Paragon, Singapore 238859
Price: Blooming Celebration set from $238++
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Chopsuey Cafe
One of our favourite hangouts in Dempsey Hill is serving lovely Lunar New Year reunion set menus. If you’re looking for Chinese dishes with a twist to enjoy with family or friends in an elegant yet modern setting, this is the location for you. Choose from two set menus that will start you off with a fresh and tangy Yuzu Yusheng and finish with a hearty Truffle & Foie Gras Rice.
When: Until 3 March 2026
Where: Chopsuey Cafe, 10 Dempsey Road #01-23 Singapore 247700
Price: CNY set menus from $298++ (four to six persons)
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Fu Yuan Teochew Dining
For a taste of traditional Teochew food, you won’t go wrong with Fu Yuan Teochew Dining. Their Chinese New Year dine-in sets includes auspicious dishes like abalone yusheng, noodles, and “nian gao” (rice cakes), as well as Teochew-styled dishes like braised meat platter, steamed fish and soup.
When: 2 February – 3 March 2026
Where: Fu Yuan Teochew Dining, 3A River Valley Rd, #01-01C/01D Clarke Quay, Singapore 179020
Price: Set menu starts from $488++ for four persons
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Chamoon Hot Pot 享月汤皇
There’s nothing that says reunions like a pot of hot soup made with fresh ingredients and the family dipping and cooking for one another. Bring your reunion dinners to Chamoon Hot Pot and indulge in the Uni Yusheng — one for each diner!
When: Uni Yusheng available from 1 to 28 February 2026
Where: Fu Lin Men, l6 Scotts Road, Scotts Square, #03-01/02, Singapore 228209
Price: Uni Yusheng from $55++ for non-members, free for members
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Coca Restaurants Singapore: Chinese New Year hotpot buffet
Looking for a reunion dinner that will linger long in your taste memories? Head on over to Coca Restaurants for their festive Chinese New Year buffet. All guests will receive a complimentary bowl of braised mini abalone with Chinese mushroom and broccoli! Be sure to book ahead!
When: 14-18 February 2026
Where: Coca Restaurants, outlets in Ngee Ann City, Leisure Park Kallang and Suntec City
Price: From $48.80++/adult and $18.80++/child
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Long Beach Seafood: CNY reunion dinner sets & yusheng
Usher in the Year of the Horse with some delish seafood at Long Beach Seafood, the iconic premier family favourite restaurant in Singapore. With four outlets located centrally, it’s ideal for family reunions and only offers the finest and freshest seafood offerings for your next reunion dinner. Their specially curated menus featuring traditional favourites like abalone yusheng, steamed fish, lobster and more for Chinese New Year will have even the pickiest eat in the family cleaning their plates.
When: Call to enquire
Where: Long Beach Seafood, outlets in Dempsey, East Coast, IMM and Robertson Quay
Price: Set menus from $288 for two pax
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Red House: Chinese New Year set menu
Chilli Crab, elevated. One of our favourite seafood restaurants has a special 2026 Chinese New Year Set Menu, promising Nanyang-style seafood while they celebrate their 50th anniversary! We have our eye on the abalone and coral seaweed yusheng paired with the signature chilli crab meat served with golden crab mantou — sounds mouthwatering!
When: 5 January – 3 March 2026
Where: Red House Seafood, outlets in Esplanade Mall and Clarke Quay
Price: Set menus from $438 for six pax
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Crystal Jade: CNY set menu with yusheng & pen cai
If it’s an elegant yet affordable celebration you’re after, Crystal Jade has a range of dishes on offer to suit every budget. But we can’t go past the traditional yusheng, thoughtfully created each year by Group Executive Chef Martin Foo. Succulent poached Boston lobster tail and sweet torched raw scallops are the crowning glory of the Dragon year rendition of yusheng, available for dine in and take away.
When: 19 January – 3 March 2026
Where: Crystal Jade, multiple locations islandwide
Price: Set menus from $168 per pax
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Suki-Ya: CNY hotpot buffet
Suki-Ya is a favourite in the local hotpot scene, so why not head there for CNY? The menu is packed with premium meats, fresh vegetables, and delicious broths for that festive feeling this Chinese New Year! There will be fresh seafood ingredients like salmon, mussels and scallops too. Prices are really affordable, so it’s the perfect spot for your Japanese-inspired CNY buffet get-together.
When: All year round
Where: Suki-Ya, multiple locations islandwide including Marina Square, Plaza Singapura and VivoCity
Price: From $23.90++ per adult and $15.90++ per child (kids under five years old dine free!)
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Din Tai Fung: dim sum reunion dinner with yusheng
Our favourite go-to dumpling haunt, Din Tai Fung, has CNY covered with its yusheng options. Choose from the ‘Abundance Abalone’ or the classic Prosperity smoked salmon yusheng’, which includes smoked salmon slices sprinkled with toasted white sesame seeds, roasted peanuts, crispy yam strips, and more! It also comes with DTF’s in-house signature auspicious plum dressing! Yum! Looking for a veggie option? Din Tai Fung has that all wrapped up, too, with the prosperity vegetarian yusheng, so the veggie eaters in the family don’t need to miss out! Plus, get an exclusive set of ang baos and a Din Tai Fung mascot coin pouch with every purchase of yusheng.
When: All year round
Where: Din Tai Fung, various locations
Price: A la carte menu prices apply
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Famous Kitchen and Famous Treasure: Nanyang cuisine reunion dinner
Pick either Famous Kitchen or Famous Treasure if you’re craving Nanyang cuisine for your Chinese New Year dinner. Or maybe even both – no one’s stopping you! Both restaurants’ culinary teams have created prosperous set menus featuring a selection of celebratory dishes. Savour, among other things, Hong Kong-style steamed marble and crispy roasted duck alongside classics like salmon yusheng. Good luck deciding!
When: All year round
Where: Famous Kitchen, #01-01, Hong Heng Mansions, 54 Sembawang Road, Singapore 779085; Famous Treasure, #02-28, Capitol Piazza Singapore, 13 Stamford Road, Singapore 178905
Price: $498++ for four pax
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Fat Cow: Premium Japanese wagyu yusheng
Take out the yu in yusheng and replace it with fresh slices of premium Japanese wagyu. What do you get? Fat Cow’s playful Gyu Sheng set, that’s what! Back again for the lunar season, the dish also contains uni, caviar, ikura, chuga kurage, and goma ponzu sauce. Oh, the yummy decadence… We’re all for new traditions, and this is calling out to us. Make sure to get it soon as it’s only available until 5 February 2025 – one set for the HoneyKids reunion dinner, please!
When: 2 February to 22 February 2026
Where: Fat Cow, Camden Medical Centre, #01-01/02, 1 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248649
Price: $88++ per set of signature Gyu Sheng
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So Do Fun: A Sichuan feast
If you love your peppercorns, So Do Fun is whipping up a Sichuan feast with festive highlights like the So Do Fun Pen Cai, stacked with layers of goodness, and the silky Scallop Mapo Tofu. Reach for their signature Boiled Fresh Fish in Spicy Broth as the symbolism of abundance and slurp up the umami Grilled Prawns with Vermicelli and Garlic to usher happiness in for the new year. Can’t decide? Choose one of the festive set menus and you are all set for a fiery new start!
When: Until 3 March 2026
Where: So Do Fun, outlets at Midtown House @ Guoco Midtown and The Centrepoint
Price: Festive set menu from $118 for two persons
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