Wishing you and your loved ones a Lunar New Year filled with joy, prosperity and good fortune as we welcome in the Year of the Snake.
Chinese New Year is the most important event of the year in China and Chinese communities around the world. And it marks the first new moon of the lunar calendar, this year it falls on January 29, kicking off the 15-day Spring Festival.
In Chinese Zodiac, the Snake is associated with qualities of wisdom, intuition, charm, elegance, and transformation. The year reflects these traits in its themes and influences. The Year of the Snake invites introspection, careful planning, and embracing change while maintaining a sense of grace and mystery. It’s a year for depth, wisdom, and measured progress.
Here are some of the dog-friendly places where you can celebrate the Year of the Snake:
Canton Blue at The Peninsula has a Lunar New Year Set Menu. Dogs will be provided their own bed.
CHOJO – a cosy Chinese restaurant and tea house in the Westbourne Grove neighbourhood. There isn’t a special Lunary New Year menu but it is super dog-friendly.
Din Tai Fung in Selfridges – they have a festive set menu and as Selfridges is dog-friendly, we had to try this.
Duck & Rice, on the famous cobbles of Berwick Street has always welcomed dogs in the bar area. They will soon have another restaurant at Battersea Power Station.
The Eight London, Hong Kong style restaurants on Shaftesbury Avenue, small dogs only.
Straits Kitchen – Showcasing a melting pot of cuisines from Singapore’s many cultures.
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We absolutely Love George Lulu and (Darcy) dancing for Chinese new year – we’ve watched the you tube video several times over it’s made our day!
Always learn so much from you and love the Chinese new year traditions that we are learning about