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Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

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Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Welcoming the Chinese New Year on 25 January 2020 will be vibrant with the traditional Lo Hei or the prosperity toss. With a number of restaurants having special offers for this occasion, there is much to look forward to!

This tradition of Yu Sheng has come a long way from its origin in South China and is not much practised in other parts of the world. But Singapore cannot think of ushering in the Chinese New Year without this practice. Lo Hei restaurants in Singapore join in to celebrate this tradition of family reunion and feasting.

The custom of Lo Hei or ‘tossing up the good fortune’ has originated from a simple raw fish and vegetable salad tossed with some condiments. Modern interpretation of it has added a level of finesse to the celebration. Here is our list of Lo Hei restaurants in Singapore that are a must-visit with friends and family.

Lo Hei Restaurants in Singapore To Celebrate CNY 2020
 
1. Park Hotel Clarke Quay
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

Auspicious Abundance Yu Sheng | Photo: Park Hotel Clarke Quay

Auspicious Abundance Yu Sheng is the name of the festive dish to welcome the year of the rat. A vibrant dish with layers of vegetables topped high, bordered by scallops, caviar and noodles, it is flavoured in pomelo juice, zesty lemon, and served with traditional plum sauce and pomelo chunks.

There are six, seven and eight courses on offer.

When: 10 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: Around $388+ for 4/5 persons on a table for a 6-course meal
$38 per table for Auspicious Abundance Yu Sheng

For more information and to reserve, please visit here. 

2. Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant, Carlton Hotel
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

A generous serving of the Alaskan Crab Lo Hei. | Photo: Carlton Hotel Singapore

Alaskan Crab Lo Hei or Hamachi Yu Sheng is the celebratory offer. Steamed live Soon Hock, braised whole abalone, pan-fried Hokkaido scallop, dried oysters with vegetables are some of the attractions from the wide menu. Try the traditional
three-layered Longevity Poon Choi. 

When: 13 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: From $398 onwards for 4 persons, $1688 for 10 persons

Make your reservations here. 

3. Mitzo Restaurant & Bar @ Grand Park Orchard
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

Lo hei Restaurants in Singapore: featured is the Abalone “Yu Sheng” from Mitzo. | Photo: Mitzo

 
The modern cantonese feast at Mitzo Restaurant & Bar celebrates the Lunar New Year with 4 variations of Yu Sheng and Peng Cai. The options on offer: Abalone Yu Sheng, Kanpachi Kingfish Yu Sheng, Salmon Yu Sheng and Mitzo fruit Yu Sheng.

These are available in regular and large sizes. There are vegetarian options as well. You may have your Yu Sheng as a takeaway too.

When: 6 January to 8 February 2020
Cost:

$88+ per person for vegetarian meal.
$498++ for a table of 4 to $2380++ for a table of 8.
$108 for regular sized Yu Sheng to $168 for large.

For full menu, please visit here.
For reservations or enquiries, please call +65 6603 8855 or email [email protected]
 
4. Goodwood Park Hotel
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

(L-R): Blessings of Fortune Yusheng and Joyful Abundance Yusheng from Goodwood Park Hotel. | Photo: Goodwood Park Hotel

 
This new year, Goodwood Park Hotel is ushering in prosperity and cheer through specially curated items such as baby abalone, tobiko, cheesy deep-fried chee cheong fun strips served with pickled radish. There are two Yu Sheng options.
 
Min Jiang @ Dempsey offers Blessings of Fortune Yu Sheng in small and large portions. Joyful Abundance Yu Sheng is on offer in only large portion from Min Jiang on dine-ins. A takeaway will come at an additional charge.
 
When: 7 January to 8 February 2020
Cost:
$108+ for small portion and $168+ for large (Blessings of Fortune Yusheng)
Set menu starts from $118+ per person in Min Jiang and $128+ per person in Min Jiang @ Dempsey
 
Reservations at [email protected] and [email protected]
 
5. Antoinette
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

Queen’s Yu Sheng | Photo: Antoinette

This French patisserie has a unique offer called the Queen’s Yu Sheng. There is a golden milk chocolate egg stuffed with fruits like Thai green mango, honey pineapple, pomelo, mandarin orange, dragon fruit etc. It sits on a plate of chocolate
fish, orange cake, yam & sweet potato chips, nuts and meringue.

You are given a wooden hammer to break the egg and dressings of gula melaka, plum and orange to pour over it.

When: While stocks last
Cost: $88

Make your reservations at [email protected]

6. Swensen’s
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

Swensen’s Prosperity Yu Sheng | Photo: Swensen’s

 
Here you have a sumptuous spread in the Prosperity Yu Sheng platter. It boasts of 18 ingredients including pomelo, preserved melon, shimeji mushroom, smoked salmon, crispy crackers, wonton skins and fresh greens with sweet and sour plum sauce.
All items are Halal-certified. They are available for dine-in as well as takeaway at all Swensen’s and Earle Swensen’s outlets.
 
When: 6 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $23.90 for dine-in regular and $36.90 for takeaway large
Reservations at www.swensens.com.sg
 
7. EDGE @ Pan Pacific Singapore
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore
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Toss to new beginnings with the Blossom Yu Sheng. One of the great options to Lo Hei restaurants in Singapore. | Photo: Pan Pacific Singapore

 
The lunar New Year is welcomed with a Sumptuous Spring Reunion at Edge with the Blossom Yu Sheng. The centre of attraction here is the Osmanthus home-cured salmon.
 
Other indulgences offered include roasted whole suckling pig with sesame hoisin dip, double-boiled fish maw soup, grilled chicken bak kwa, steamed red snapper with garlic and preserved radish. Also included are eight treasure soup and pineapple tarts. For most of the lunch, brunch and dinner menus, specific beverages are on unlimited supply.
 
When: 24 January to 8 February 2020
Cost:

Lunar New Year Eve Dinner

24 January 2020 | 6:30pm to 10:30pm
$158 per adult | $79 per child

Lunar New Year Lunch

27 January to 8 February 2020 | 12pm to 2:30pm
$65 per adult | $32.50 per child

Lunar New Year Dinner

25 January to 8 February 2020 | 6:30pm to 10:30pm
$98 per adult | $49 per child

For full details and other set timings, please visit here.
 
8. Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore
 
lo hei restaurants in singapore

Wonderland Prosperity Yu Sheng | Photo: Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore

 
Royal Plaza on Scotts presents its Wonderland Prosperity Yu Sheng which is a visual beauty to behold. The artistic presentation includes ground pistachios, pomelo, namsui pear, strawberries, semi-dried kiwis, enoki and shimeji mushrooms and spicy pickled green papaya. Other options are salmon, tuna and abalone Yu Sheng.
 
There is a buffet spread that is available apart from these offerings – creamy pumpkin soup with black garlic, baked fillet of halibut with herbal sauce and treasure rice in bamboo leaf wraps.
 
When: 20 January to 08 February 2020
Cost:
 
Wonderland Prosperity Yu Sheng
$158 for 4-6 pax, $188 for 8-10 pax
Salmon Yu Sheng
$68 for 4-6 pax, $98 for 8-10 pax
 
Tuna Yu Sheng
$68 for 4-6 pax, $98 for 8-10 pax
Abalone Yu sheng
$98 for 4-6 pax, $138 for 8-10 pax
Enquiries and orders at [email protected]
 
For full buffet menu details and to reserve, please visit here.
 
9. The Salon @ Hotel Fort Canning
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Featuring The Salon’s “FEASTS OF FORTUNE” Reunion set menu highlights. | Photo: Hotel Fort Canning

 
Famous for its Cantonese delicacies, The Salon is celebrating this lunar New Year with its Fortune Salmon Yu Sheng. Its wide menu includes sautéed scallops with asparagus, Hong-Kong style steamed tiger grouper, shimeji mushrooms in truffle sauce, wok-fried rice with assorted waxed meat and more.
 
When: 15 January to 8 February 2020 (for dine-ins)
From now to 8 February 2020 (for takeaway)
Cost:
$328+ for Oceans of Prosperity premium Yu Sheng
$98+ for Ma-Luck Fa Cai Yu Sheng
$88+ for Garden of Gold Fruits Yu Sheng
$68+ for Fortune Salmon Yu Sheng
*Reservation is required and subject to availability. For reservations and enquiries, please contact (65) 6799 8809 / 6559 6796 or email [email protected]
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Signature Fortune Salmon Yu Sheng* from Hotel Fort Canning for a prosperous year ahead! | Photo: Hotel Fort Canning

10. Blue Jasmine, Park Hotel Farrer Park
 
park hotel farrer park - blue jasmine

Photo: Park Hotel Farrer Park

The interesting blend of Chinese and Thai cuisine starts with the Thai Chin Yu Sheng presenting its salmon gravlax, Thai green mango and papaya. The buffet spread has attractions like smashed cucumber salad with seafood, fish maw soup, spiced braised duck rounded off with claypot rice.

Wan Tan Hor Fun and deep-fried Nian Gao are the other charms.

When: 24 January 2020
Cost: $58 per adult, $29 per child below 12

Make your reservations here.

11. Famous Treasure
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Photo: Famous Treasure

The Chinese New Year here will take your nostalgia towards Nanyang dishes with signature crystal chicken and deep-fried marble goby with chinchalok. They are ushering in the year of the rat with Prosperity salmon and abalone Yu Sheng and signature Famous Treasure Pen Cai. Other features are braised abalone with black moss and sea cucumber, glutinous rice in lotus leaf with waxed meat and many more.

When: 13 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $258+ for 4 persons, $1498+ for 10 persons

Reservations at www.thefamoustreasure.com

12. Jiang-Nan Chun, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Photo: Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

With Lo Hei banquets in the hotel ballrooms, toss the fortune with a celebratory menu at this Michelin-starred restaurant. The Abundance lobster, abalone and salmon Yu Sheng is complemented by special dishes like braised rice vermicelli with three-head abalone, wok-fried Boston lobster in black bean sauce and more. There are options of 7 and 8 course lunch and dinner menus.

When: 6 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $128+ per person, $6888++ for 10 persons

Reservations at https://www.fourseasons.com/singapore/dining/

13. Jade Restaurant, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
 
CNY 2020 reunion dinners - fullerton hotel singapore - jade

One of the Lo Hei restaurants in Singapore with a creative twist! | Photo: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore

Usher in the Chinese New Year by tossing good fortune with the Gold Rush salmon Yu Sheng at Jade restaurant. This has the delectable champagne jelly, olive oil and honey pineapple dressing. Stars of the set menu are hot stone silver needle noodles with truffle meat and ‘full of luck’ deep-fried Chilean seabass in peach sauce.

A-la-carte festive items are also available. The special image of the rat, crafted on the Yu Sheng platter, will be available only on three days’ advance order.

When: 6 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $98 per person for individual set menu, $118 per person for family style set menu

Enquiries at www.fullertonhotels.com

14. Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant, Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy
 
CNY-2020-reunion-dinners-grand-mercure-singapore-roxy

Photo: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy

Home-style cuisine is the real draw here, whether set menu or a-la-carte. This New Year is celebrated with the Prosperity Gold Coin Premium baby abalone Yu Sheng. Deep-fried prawn balls with Japanese yuzu sauce and Teochew-style steamed seabass fillet are the attractions. So is the roasted duck with chef’s tangerine-infused Hoi-xin sauce.

When: 3 January to 9 February 2020
Cost: $359 for 4 persons, $1399 for 10 persons

Enquiries at www.grandmercureroxy.com.sg

15. Grand Shanghai
 
Grand Shanghai yusheng

Photo: Grand Shanghai

This recently refurbished restaurant specialises in Shanghainese food. Their Prosperity Yu Sheng offers Australian lobster or 3-head abalone and 6-head abalone fortune pot. The crispy smoked duck in Osmanthus tea leaf is artistically presented.

The Shanghainese-style Nian gao with cane sugar is another draw.

When: 17 January to 9 February 2020 (except 20 January)
Cost: $588+ for 4 persons, $2888+ for 10 persons

Enquiries at www.grandshanghai.com.sg

16. Jumbo Group of Restaurants
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Photo: JUMBO Seafood

The Chui Huay Lim Teochew cuisine and Zui Yu Xuan Teochew cuisine have the Teochew Prosperity salmon Yu Sheng and Teochew Festive Pen Cai on offer this festive time. Whether it is chef’s recommendations or set menus or celebratory
reunion, every spread is mouth-watering. At Jumbo Seafood, the spread includes steamed live Boston lobster, Sakura Ebi and Chinese preserved meat rice.

At Singapore Seafood Republic, the star is the braised 3-head abalone with Fatt choy.

When: 6 January to 9 February 2020
Cost: $158+ for 2 persons, $1398+ for 10 persons

Enquiries at www.jumbogroup.sg

17. Cherry Garden, Mandarin Oriental Singapore
 
CNY 2020 reunion dinners - mandarin oriental - cherry garden

Photo: Mandarin Oriental Singapore

Welcome the New Year with five delicious Yu Sheng platters, all serving rosella fruit juliennes and the signature spring onion sauce. The spread is wide and varied starting from the Bountiful Yu Sheng with Alaskan crab meat, salmon, black truffle and black caviar, to the Garden of Health Yu Sheng with fresh fruits and vegetables.

The set menu is completed by Pen Cai, Singapore’s largest traditional dish.

When: 08 January to 09 February 2020
Cost: $128 per person for table of 8-10

Enquiries at www.mandarinoriental.com/singapore

18. Hai Tien Lo, Pan Pacific Singapore
 
CNY 2020 reunion dinners - pan pacific singapore - hai tien lo

Photo: Pan Pacific Singapore

Enjoy a luxurious new year with six artistic Yu Sheng platters. The star is the dramatic Abundant Wealth Yu Sheng with lobster, abalone and gold & Silver flakes. The Hai Tien Lo set menus celebrate dishes like baked fillet of sea perch in champagne sauce and double-boiled chicken soup with whole abalone, sea conch and Korean ginseng.

The ballroom opens a reunion buffet dinner on New Year eve.

When: 9 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $128+ per person, $3388+ for 10 persons

Enquiries at www.panpacific.com/singapore

19. Hua Ting Restaurant, Orchard Hotel Singapore
 
orchard hotel - hua ting

Photo: Orchard Hotel Singapore

Ring in the new year with the Prosperity Yu Sheng (salmon belly) with organic vegetables and wolfberries here. The indulgent Prosperity set menus include braised bird’s nest with fish maw and fungus, golden suckling pig and stewed inaniwa udon with Boston lobster. The fortune set menu at Hua Ting steamboat has hotpot sessions.

When: 1 January to 8 February 2020
Cost:

$108+ per person, $1388+ for 10 persons
$728 per table Prosperity festive lunch, $828 per table festive dinner

Enquiries at www.orchardhotel.com.sg

20. Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant
 
 si chuan dou hua

Photo: Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant

Here comes a Yu Sheng with a difference. Feel indulgent to try the Prosperity silver bait and homemade Bakkwa with their Fresh Greens Yu Sheng. It can be topped with ‘fugu’ sashimi. There are New year set menus. Top of UOB plaza has braised Mee tai mak with fresh lobster. Parkroyal on beach road offers deep-fried spare ribs in Sichuan spices.

The attraction at Parkroyal on Kitchener road is the double-boiled kampung chicken with snow lotus, sea whelk and conpoy.

When: 3 January to 8 February 2020
Cost: $88+ per person to $148+ per person

Enquiries at www.sichuandouhua.com

21. Hard Rock Cafe
 
Hard Rock Cafe rings in the Lunar New Year festivities with an exclusive Lunar New Year food and beverages menu, great for both adults and kids alike.
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

Photo: Hard Rock Cafe

 
Delicious classics with a refreshing twist include the Prosperity Yu Sheng Salad, topped with Smoked Norwegian salmon with a salad of baby spinach, beetroot, carrot, radish, dragonfruit and rock melon. It’s then accompanied with a delightful golden tangerine dressing and crunchy cereals to pour over. 
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

(L-R): Honey Smoked Baby Backed Ribs, Braised Duck Leg with Mushroom & Chestnut and Orh Nee with Pumpkin Paste & Ginkgo Nuts. | Photo: Hard Rock Cafe

 
Other traditional selections include the Braised Duck Leg with Mushroom & Chestnut, Honey Smoked Baby Backed Ribs and Orh Nee with Pumpkin Paste & Ginkgo Nuts—yam lovers have got to try this! 
 
Special cocktails are also available: the Ginger Moon, Mandarin Mule and Prosperi-Tea.
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

(L-R): Mandarin Mule, Prosperi-Tea, Ginger Moon. | Photo: Hard Rock Cafe

When: 20 January to 9 February 2020
Cost: 

PROSPERITY YU SHENG SALAD ($24.95)

BRAISED DUCK LEG WITH MUSHROOM & CHESTNUT ($29.95)

HONEY SMOKED BABY BACK RIBS ($69.95) – great for sharing

ORH NEE WITH PUMPKIN PASTE & GINKGO NUTS ($14.95)

GINGER MOON ($22.95)

MANDARIN MULE ($23.95)

PROSPERI-TEA ($23.95)

Enquiries at Hard Rock Hotel.

22. BellyGood by TungLok x “Quorn” Vegetarian Party Set (catering only)
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore

For bookings placed before 20 January, the course will be accompanied by a complimentary Prosperity Vegetarian “Yu Sheng” with Mock Abalone. | Photo: BellyGood by TungLok

 
Look out for BellyGood by TungLok’s specially curated 9-course menu that’s packed with protein—great options for both vegetarians and meat-lovers alike. Highlights include irresistible auspicious dishes such as the Braised 5 Spiced “Quorn” Fillet with Lotus Leaf Bun, Kung Pao “Quorn” Nugget with Cashew Nuts, Wok-fried 8 Treasure “Quorn” Chunks and more.

When: Available now
Cost: Party set is priced at $318 (serves 8 to 10 people)

To place orders, please call +65 6694 1717 or visit their website.

Guide to Tossing Yu Sheng at Lo Hei Restaurants in Singapore

The whole tradition of Lo Hei is about tossing the Yu Sheng ingredients high up in the air and shouting auspicious phrases. Singapore is fond of ushering in the New Year with this ritual.

Every ingredient in the Yu Sheng salad has a meaning and has to be tossed with the right phrase. If you are in doubt about the items as well as what to say, we are here to help with the basic ingredients.

lo hei restaurants in singapore
 
1. Raw Fish:

Symbolises abundance throughout the year and surplus year after year.

Say – ‘Nian Nian You Yu.’

Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
2. Pomelo

Symbolises great prosperity, good fortune and luck.

Say – ‘Da Ji Da Li.’

Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
3. Spices
 
Symbolises attracting great wealth and treasure.
 
Say – ‘Zhao Cai Jin Bao.’
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
4. Oil 
 
Symbolises thousand times increase in profit and money & wealth flowing from every direction.
 
Say – ‘Cai Yuan Guang Jin.’
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
5. Peanuts 
 
Symbolises a household filled with gold and silver.
 
Say – ‘Jin Yin Man Wu’.
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
6. Sesame
 
Symbolises flourishing business and increase in profits.
 
Say – ‘Sheng Yi Xing Long.’
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
7. Golden Crackers
 
Symbolises floor filled with gold, which means more gold than one can spend.
 
Say – ‘Man Di Huang Jin.’
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
8. Plum Sauce
 
Symbolises wish for sweet, loving relationship between couples and other family members.
 
Say – ‘Tian Tian Mi Mi.’
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
You may have other ingredients besides these. Once they are all in the plate, the final high toss is to be done. The belief is that – the higher you toss, better the fortune. Shout “Huat ah!” or something auspicious like that and make your new year roll in with family bonding and loads of cheer. Happy tossing!
 
Chinese New Year 2020: Restaurants For Lo Hei And Tossing Yu Sheng With The Family In Singapore
 
We hope you’ve found this list of Lo Hei restaurants in Singapore to celebrate Chinese New Year with your loved ones useful, as well as our Lo Hei guide. To all from theAsianparent, have a tossin’ good time this coming Chinese New Year with your family!
 
Also READ: 9 Best Bubble Teas In Singapore You Must Try
 

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