8 Ways To Spend Your Chinese New Year in Monaco

Some people escape Chinese New Year by traveling out of Singapore while some have limited leave so they travel during the long Public Holidays week.

No matter what your objective is, we all deserve a good break! Have you ever consider visiting Monaco? Do you know how to enjoy a Monaco trip?

Here are eight ways to spend your Chinese New Year in Monaco.

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6. Dig into some scrumptious reunion dinner feed at one of these offerings

Song Qi is known for its fine Cantonese cuisine, the place is elegantly laid out with silky green banquettes and chairs that add warmth to the otherwise opulent Song Qi. Whether you fancy some dim sum, hearty chicken soup, or perhaps even Singapore-style spicy vermicelli on the mains, this will set the pace for a yummy reunion dinner feed.

Alternatively, take your pick between the best seafood at Les Perles de Monte-Carlo, located at the very tip of the Port de Fontvieille jetty in Monaco, or Yoshi, Joël Robuchon’s first Japanese restaurant in the world, featuring the freshest nigiri, maki, sashimi, fish and cooked meat teppanyaki-style, alongside the best sakes and Japanese green teas.

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