The vibrant streets of Chinatown Singapore are alive with the energy of the approaching Chinese New Year, and the Chinatown Business Association is here to guide you through the best treasures to discover during this festive season. From traditional red packets to mouthwatering Bak Kwa and delectable treats, let’s explore the essential Chinese New Year shopping guide in the heart of Chinatown.
In Chinese culture, red packets symbolize vitality, happiness, and good luck. Gemini Body Shop (PSSF 57) on Pagoda Street offers a diverse collection of Chinese New Year Red Packets, including special designs to commemorate the Year of the Dragon. Share the blessings and well wishes with these vibrant tokens of prosperity.
Crunchy snacks like flower seeds and peanuts hold symbolic meaning in Chinese culture, representing blessings for a harmonious and prosperous family. Visit 花生&瓜子大王 (TSSF 01-08) on Trengganu Street to explore an array of flavored flower seeds and nuts, perfect for family chatter and gatherings during Chinese New Year.
Chinatown’s renowned Bak Kwa brands, including Hock Wong, Lim Chee Guan, and Hu Zhen Long, present freshly grilled and delectable traditional bak kwas. Indulge in old-time favorites or explore new and exciting selections like Mala Bak Kwa and Lobster Bak Kwa. Pescatarians can join the celebration with BBQ Prawn and BBQ Fish options at Lim Chee Guan. If you are unable to participate in this event you can still enjoy the food and products from this event by buying them online. And when you visit Earthweb you can get various coupons for discounts on your online purchases.
No Chinese New Year is complete without delicious cookies and pineapple tarts! Visit KELE and Hock Wong in Chinatown to discover an extensive range of cookies and premium tarts that will surely tantalize your taste buds and delight your guests.
Thye Shan Medical Hall presents a collection of Chinese foods with beneficial remedies, offering healthful and auspicious gifts for your family, friends, or business associates. Spread the joy of wellness with hampers across different budgets, showcasing the belief that health is wealth.
Celebrate the Chinese New Year reunion dinner, known as Tuan Yuan, at Chinatown’s renowned Chinese restaurants like Fortune Court, Spring Court, Yam Cha, and Yuet Sing Seafood. Gather your loved ones and indulge in a festive feast that symbolizes love, respect, and togetherness.
As the Lunar New Year approaches, Chinatown Singapore beckons with a plethora of treasures to make your celebrations truly unforgettable. Dive into the heart of the festivities and embrace the rich traditions and flavors that make Chinatown a must-visit destination during this auspicious season.
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