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Posted On: 25 January 2016 08:40 am
Updated On: 12 November 2020 01:55 pm

Hakkasan celebrates Chinese New Year with its annual wishing tradition and new limited edition Menu

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This Chinese New Year, Hakkasan will celebrate the Year of the Monkey with a limited edition menu created by International Executive Chef Ho Chee Boon alongside an exclusive cocktail and dessert. Hakkasan restaurants around the world will continue to honour the Chinese wishing tree tradition inspired by the Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees in Hong Kong. During this auspicious time, guests will be invited to share their hopes for the coming year by writing their wishes on gold ribbons and hanging them in the restaurant. The wish collection and special menu will be available to guests from 22nd January through 22nd February.

The Chinese New Year menu showcases dishes that will bring joy, luck and prosperity in 2016. It begins with Double boiled Ginseng and chicken soup followed by Diced Wagyu beef and pine nut golden cup and a luxurious Dim sum platter. Main dishes include Wok-fry lobster in spicy truffle sauce, Pipa duck, Grilled Chilean seabass in honey, Hericium mushroom stir-fry with lotus root, asparagus in black pepper and Dried scallop and crab meat fried rice.

To complete the festive meal, guests will enjoy a dessert, cocktail or non-alcoholic alternative inspired by the Year of the Monkey. The Golden Halo dessert is a banana and peanut cake and a five spice infused cream, caramel, chocolate and peanut topped with gold leaf, while the 9 Hóu cocktail comprises nine components representing the monkey’s ninth position on the zodiac, including Havana Club 3yrs rum, sherry, banana liqueur and guava, and is decorated with a golden monkey cocktail stirrer. The non-alcoholic cocktail called Sheng Fizz is made using mandarin, guava, peach, lemon, agave syrup and ginger ale. The Chinese New Year menu is available at QAR 428 per person.

During the festive period it is customary for friends and family to gift red envelopes containing money symbolising luck and wealth. This year Hakkasan is giving all guests who dine from the Chinese New Year menu a specially designed Year of the Monkey coin as a gift of good fortune.

For more information, visit http://hakkasan.com/chinese-new-year/ or find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or search for #HakkasanCNY2016.