Eat first, worry later. That is what we always say when it comes to Chinese New Year celebrations.
This is very true as there is just too much good food to enjoy during the festive period. Here are 10 places picked out especially for you.

This is very true as there is just too much good food to enjoy during the festive period. Here are 10 places picked out especially for you.
From 17 to 31 January 2020, enjoy Lunar New Year celebratory essential with a unique healthy twist at Auntie’s Wok and Steam, located at Andaz Hotel.
A quintessential part of every Lunar New Year celebration, indulge guilt-free with Andaz Singapore’s interpretation of the traditional Yu Sheng: the Andaz Healthy Yu Sheng. The Yu Sheng features a variety of fruits and vegetables such as kale, beetroot, Japanese cucumbers, green apples and pomegranates. It is also jam-packed with superfoods for an extra dose of nutrients and crunch. This version by Auntie’s Wok and Steam is presented with sliced Scottish smoked salmon and is great for sharing with small groups of friends and family.
The Andaz Healthy Yu Sheng is available at Auntie’s Wok and Steam for dine-in only.
If you love feastings, you can also enjoy Lunar New Year specialties at Auntie’s Wok and Steam. Available à la carte and in nine-course or ten-course menus. Culinary highlights include Boston Lobster Crispy Noodles; Steamed Tiger Grouper; Treasures of the Sea, a stewed claypot dish prepared with a medley of premium seafood such as abalone, prawns, scallops and fish maw; and a traditional Lunar New Year must-have: Braised Pork Belly.
For inquiries or reservations, please visit andazsingapore.com or call +65 6408 1288.
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