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Here are your 2019 Chinese Zodiac predictions.

Post author By Michelle Tan
Post date January 30, 2019
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If there’s one thing that unifies people, it’s food. In the Year of the Pig, we visit our beloved Chinese zodiacs to see how each of these signs fare during the Lunar New Year!

1. PIG

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It’s time to hog all the glory this year, my friend! People close to you know you as the hardworking and faithful friend. Some might even say that you’re stylish as well, serving some of the best looks around town! It’s no wonder that you put a lot of thought into your day-to-day outfits.

This year, everything you desire will come rather easily to you (it is YOUR year, after all!), and luck and success will help your self-esteem greatly. Anticipate new friends this year as well, as many will be attracted by your beneficent and lucky aura. However, word of caution: not all these new friends come bearing good intentions to be aware of these individuals! Since the Year of the Dog bore a number of hardships for you, it’s only fair that you desire more than ever to seize happiness this year so enjoy the new wind and reap with delight the fruits of your labour and good fortune in 2019!

As a gourmet of the group, don’t be shy to splurge your newfound wealth on delectable spreads and the best eats in Singapore. From popular buffets to everyone’s favourite spots, dive in and enjoy yourself – you deserve it!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

Colours: Yellow, Grey, Brown – avoid Blue and Green
Numbers: 2, 5, 8
Food: Potatoes, Raspberries

2. RAT

As one of the most intelligent animals of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs, the choices that you make are pretty solid and you know it too – which can also mean that you get stubborn about what you like and what you don’t like.

For the Lunar New Year, be prepared to face a period of change and transition. This will cause a shift in your routine and you’ll feel anxious to restructure life, but don’t jump into huge projects just yet! It’s best to start planning and taking baby steps throughout the year, and use this as an opportunity to reflect.

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It’s also recommended to embrace life a la Marie Kondo and clear out any unwanted junk to make room for optimism. Things can get stressful at work as well, so make sure to take care of yourself and don’t skip meals!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

Colours: Blue, Gold, Green – avoid Yellow and Brown
Numbers: 2, 3
Food: Rosemary, Tomatoes, Potatoes

3. OX

Traditions are your foundation, loyal Ox, but you’ll need to be aware not to get carried away with your legendary tantrums! While 2019 starts off on a somewhat ambivalent note, things will start getting rather bumpy as the year progresses. But perseverance is your second nature, so you’ll still manage with resistance and determination throughout the year.

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You will be tempted to seize opportunities to sow new seeds and strive to turn your projects into profitable undertakings. From experiencing a disappointing Year of the Dog, you may be cautious to pursue your ambitions at first but fret not: take comfort in knowing that your investments will ultimately be extremely beneficial towards the end of the year, while developing strategic partnerships along the way!

It’s about to be a fruitful year for you, dear Ox, so treat yourself to some fancy dining options to satisfy your cravings. From Modern European flavours to exquisite French cuisine, take your pick because the world is your oyster!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Blue, Yellow, Green – avoid Red and Brown
- Numbers: 1, 4
- Food: Eggplant, Fig

4. TIGER

There’s an attractive air about you, charming Tiger, and you know you’re gifted with irresistible magnetism even if you don’t usually acknowledge it. You’re no stranger to having all the attention, which may explain why you need a job that allows you to express yourself as a leader.

However, 2019 will come as a challenge for you, so prepare for twists and turns that may put you in a rough spot. But with your courageous (and sometimes reckless) personality, these are challenges that you can easily overcome. Take heed to find solace from the comforts of your own home so that you can make a clear and objective assessment of what you have struggled with in the past and learn from them. It is also best to steer clear of going on solitary trips, and avoid interfering with events that don’t directly concern you!

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That said, as long as you keep a good head on your shoulders, good surprises and beautiful gifts await towards mid-2019 – one might say even romantic! Planning on wooing that special someone? We’ve got you covered with these top romantic spots for your upcoming rendezvous!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Green, Blue – avoid White
- Numbers: 1, 3, 7

Food: Kiwi, Coconut

5. RABBIT

While others may see you as gentle and mild, they really shouldn’t underestimate your clever wit and strategic mind. Extremely diplomatic and independent yet grounded when it comes to matters of the home, you’re a dear companion that everyone would love to have on their side. Your mellow temperament may come off as lazy to some, but truth be told – you just like to take things easy!

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In the Year of the Pig, family relations take centre stage where you’ll enjoy an abundance of luck and prosperity. Lady Luck is shining the spotlight on you this year with an increased peace of mind too which will bring happiness in other areas of your life. Keep your family closer this year, brave bunny, and shower them with the love they deserve!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

Colours: Red, Pink, Purple, Blue – avoid Brown, Grey, and White
Numbers: 3, 4, 9

Food: Apricot, Blackberries, Red Pepper

6. DRAGON

Nobody’s more of a stunner than you are, majestic Dragon! You’re flamboyant and love a good party, which makes it extremely easy for you to become the life of the party. People love you, and you’re pretty aware of that as well. Success comes easy for you, and you relish in the rewards you reap.

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And much like your glamorous life, the Year of the Pig sees it fitting to bless your year with happiness, joy, and prosperity. Just continue living your amazing life, Dragon babies, and you’ll once again find opportunities that you have yet to achieve the year before. It’s also a resplendent period to leap into new adventures; take the plunge and try new things for a change. You’ll never know what you’ll discover along the way!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Gold, Silver, and Grey – avoid White
- Numbers: 1, 6, 7

Food: Cherries, Mushrooms

7. SNAKE

Out of all the zodiac signs, none can pull off a suave and cool demeanour like our dearest Snake. Elegant and refined characters, you are never one to doubt yourself and why should you, when you know you’re good at what you do? You are also endowed with a subtle and captivating beauty which helps you avoid money problems unlike most of the other Chinese zodiac signs.

This year brings a mixture of good joy and good humour with a dash of difficulty, however. Many disappointments abound, mostly caused by imperfections and delays in your daily life. It may test your nerves for once, but don’t lose your cool just yet! Stay persistent and double your efforts to maintain the balance in the Year of the Pig.

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Need a little pick me up? Here are some goodies to help cheer you up, because everyone needs a little help every now and then.

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

Colours: Red, Yellow, and Black – avoid White, Gold, Brown
Numbers: 2, 6, 8

Food: Thyme, Lemon, Avocado

8. HORSE

As the most free-spirited Chinese zodiac, you are known for your proclivity for travel, our dearest equine friend. Culture and society are your passions, and you are extremely comfortable in settings that allow you to share what you know about different cultures. However, your tendency to shrink responsibilities due to your insatiable desire for freedom may prove to be a challenge when it comes to completing projects!

Nevertheless, the Year of the Pig beckons for stronger social ties and a clearer prioritisation towards activities that have long been neglected. Devote yourself to leisure, arts, and interior decoration to help relieve stress as well; rejuvenate at home with family and friends so that you can retain your strength to set up ambitious future projects.

This year seems to be marked by pleasure and gluttony, signalling for heightened social activities to strengthen the bond on the occasion of good meals with friends. Looking for your next spot to hang out at? Try these happening bars and tapas houses around town, and let the good times roll!

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LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Green, Red, Purple – avoid Gold, Brown, and Black
- Numbers: 3, 4, 9

Food: Sweet Potato, White Onion

9. SHEEP

Everyone loves having a Sheep friend; with your intelligence, generosity and pragmatic outlook, having you around is always a charm. You are elegant and also refined, but have a tendency to be indecisive and will complain when you’re not in a good mood.

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For someone like you, embrace highly stimulating activities such as surprises and parties because you never know when you’re going to find love in the right places! Even with a carefree attitude, you should still make an effort in maintaining a reasonable vigilance to preserve your well being. Be mindful of your strengths and weaknesses so that you can understand yourself better, applying it to everything that you do. You can also plan trips with your family and friends to cheer yourself up this year! Love, exciting discoveries, and new experiences are all aligned with your year, so seize the opportunity when you can!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Greed, Red, Purple – avoid Gold, Brown, and Black
- Numbers: 2, 8, 9

Food: White Radish, Poppy Seeds

10. MONKEY

There’s a reason why Curious George’s character is a monkey – your inquisitive mind and agile personality makes you a powerhouse for ideas, dearest Monkey. You are also exceptionally sharp at detecting events before they even happen, and that comes in handy!

Hardships were fought and won last year, and you continue your journey with a positive outlook. With the Year of the Pig, it’s time to take advantage of the new year and embark on new activities! Bulk up your contacts and start socialising; however, don’t neglect your loved ones as they need the attention too. Show that you care for them by filling up their tummies!

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With off-peak deals up for grabs, as well as 1-for-1 buffets and more great offerings from Chope Deals, pampering your family is as easy as pie.

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: White, Gold, Blue – avoid Black, Grey, and Dark Brown
- Numbers: 1, 7, 8

Food: Muskmelon, Red Pepper

11. ROOSTER

The Dragon may be the most flamboyant out of the zodiac signs but the regal Rooster also takes the cake as being just as magnificent, often eccentric and deeply conservative too. The feisty bird is also a born competitor, always geared up for a challenge and wanting to win no matter what! Your victories always come showered with attention, which you secretly adore.

Great healing is predicted for you in the Year of the Pig, dear Rooster. Take this opportunity to reset and recharge your batteries, especially from past wounds and little hiccups along the way. It is also predicted that unexpected problems from the past will return, so remind yourself to be careful and mindful as you go along in 2019.

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Amidst the chaos and challenges, always remember to give yourself a break and relax, either over a good meal or a great view to unwind with – or both!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Gold, Brown, Yellow – avoid Red, Orange, and Purple
- Numbers: 5, 7, 8

Food: Strawberries, Black Pepper, Mint

12. DOG

They say that dogs are a man’s best friends; indeed, with someone so sympathetic and intelligent, who wouldn’t want to befriend a loyal Dog? With roots grounded in home life, you are honest and faithful, treasuring safety and solitude above all else.

Last year was your year so in the Year of the Pig, it’s time for you to take a step back and relax. Take the necessary time to rejuvenate in the peace and serenity that your home offers, so that you can draw strength for business meetings that may come your way this year.

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You can also treat yourself to simple pleasures as well, but word of caution: don’t let it get in over your head!

LUCKY THINGS FOR 2019

- Colours: Green, Red, Purple – avoid Blue and Brown
- Numbers: 3, 4, 9

Food: Pineapple, Cloves

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Save/Splurge Singapore

5 Fancy Places to Spend Your Angpao Loot

Post author By Veena Vinod
Post date February 19, 2018
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Now that you’ve raked in some money from the red packets, it’s time to treat yo’ self! Here are five (non-Chinese, don’t worry) fancy places to splash that cash.

1. Gunther’s

Any French food connoisseur will tell you that the ambience of a restaurant can make or break it. Gunther’s does not disappoint, with an elegant interior featuring luxury furniture and Art-Noveau decor. The highlight here, however, is the delicious food. Reviewers have raved about the award-winning Cold Angel Hair Pasta, and juicy Carpaccio of Wagyu Beef, and we know someone who comes here specifically for their delicious butter and bread. Nestled in a quaint shophouse and located conveniently between Bugis and City Hall, there’s simply nothing to dislike about Gunther’s fancy French done right!

Find it at 36 Purvis Street #01-03 Singapore (188613)
Book a table at Gunther’s and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG

2. Shoukouwa Sushi Restaurant

Arguably the jewel in the crown of One Fullerton, this two Michelin star eatery is an intimate, 14-seater sushi spot serving up authentic Japanese gems. Think minimal wood seats paired with subtle taupe tones and sublime eats and you’ve got the right picture. The cooked dishes are excellent, but the true superstars of the menu are the raw seafood. With ingredients flown in from Tsukiji Market daily, if you’re craving some great Edomae sushi omakase or looking for elegant Japanese fare, this is the place for you!

Find it at 1 Fullerton Road #02-02A One Fullerton Singapore (049213)
Book a table at Shoukouwa and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG

3. The Tavern Restaurant

We’re not saying this is the fanciest place out there, but what it lacks in grandiose flourishes, it makes up for in taste. This simple shophouse may not seem like much at first glance, but don’t let the unassuming exterior and rustic interior (we’re talking European cabin-style decor here) fool you – the service and food are top-notch. They’ve got plenty of European delights from land and sea, including Angel Hair Pasta With Lobster, plump escargots, that tough-to-find Raclette, and more. We’re pretty partial to their selection of wagyu ourselves. Located on a cosy stretch of River Valley Road, and with quick, unobtrusive service, this place will surprise you in all the best ways.

Find it at 227 River Valley Road Singapore (238285)
Book a table at The Tavern Restaurant and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG

4. Yhingthai Palace Restaurant

Lovers of jazzed up Thai food should put Yhingthai Palace on their lists. Just a couple of doors down from Gunther’s, this Bib Gourmand eatery serves up authentic and flavourful nosh in an ornate setting. The food here definitely comes with the signature ‘kick’ that Thai food fanatics are so fond of, and the sight of a table filled with these aromatic masterpieces will get your mouth watering for sure. For a wide array of Thai and Chinese dishes, this is place is ideal if you and your friends can’t settle on just one cuisine to have for dinner.

Find it at 36 Purvis Street #01-04 Singapore (188613)
Book a table at Yhingthai Palace Restaurant and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG

5. Yantra by Hermant Oberoi

Hailed as Singapore’s premier North Indian restaurant, this restaurant presents Indian fusion food in an extravagant manner. Helmed by Chef Hermant Oberoi, who has cooked for the likes of Barack Obama and Brad Pitt, the menu draws on culinary inspiration from all over India. With fresh spices flown in specially from the sub-continent, this is the place to go if you’re craving some curry after days of reunion dinners.

Find it at 163 Tanglin Road #01-28/33 Tanglin Mall Singapore (247933)
Book a table at Yantra by Hermant Oberoi and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG

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5 interesting facts you should know about Chinese New Year

Post author By Michelle Tan
Post date February 15, 2018
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Lion and Dragon Dance to celebrate Chinese New Year at Wynn Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV on January 27, 2012. (C) Erik Kabik/ Retna Ltd.

It’s finally the eve of the Lunar New Year! While we prepare ourselves for the main event tomorrow, how many of these facts do we actually know about one of the world’s most celebrated festivities?

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The longest-lasting fireworks display in the world

The Lunar New Year is celebrated by almost ¼ of the world’s population, with China being the largest population to date. It is thought that setting off fireworks at the stroke of midnight “scares off” evil spirits from the previous year and kick-starting the new one on a clean slate. The festival also sees the biggest annual fireworks usage globally; there isn’t a single hour in any other country that witnesses the lighting of fireworks at such a scale than in China – and they produce about 90% of the world’s fireworks!

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It’s the only time to catch up with the family over lively and friendly banter

… well, sort of.

Those who are in their late twenties onwards and unattached would have prepared themselves for all the “when will you get married?” ~~interrogations~~ questions from family members. Taobao, China’s largest online shopping website, even offers ‘rent-a-boyfriend’ services for single women in China to bring men of their choice back home for the festivities to appease their older relatives!

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Enjoying Lion & Dragon Dances

The Chinese lion and dragon are creatures that are associated with luck and prosperity. During Chinese New Year, Lion Dance troupes go from door-to-door around neighbourhoods performing dances to invite good fortune to people’s homes. In return, the residents will reward them with a red packet. The dance can range from a 3-minute performance to an elaborate 10-minute display of acrobatic feats depending on the amount awarded.

On the other hand, the Dragon Dance is usually a public performance since it requires a large number of Dragon dancers to hold up the dragon’s body (which can go up to over 200 feet long!) on poles, creating an illusion of a flying dragon in the air.

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Adhering to Chinese New Year superstitions

Starting the new year on a good note is of utmost importance, which is why it comes as no surprise that there are a number of superstitions that the Chinese follow to ensure a smooth-sailing year ahead. The following are just a few prominent ones; how many of these do you actually follow?

Avoid taking medicine during the first couple of days of Chinese New Year so that your year ahead isn’t plagued with illnesses
Don’t sweep or take out garbage on the first day of Chinese New Year to avoid “sweeping away the luck and fortune” that come to your home
Avoiding eating porridge for breakfast as porridge is seen as a sign of being ‘poor’ (since porridge is a common food for the poor in China)
Don’t do the laundry on the first and second day of the Lunar New Year because these two days are celebrated as the birthday of the Water God (‘shui shen’ / 水神)
You shouldn’t wash your hair on the first day of Chinese New Year or else you’d be ‘washing your fortune away’

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Eating foods that are considered lucky

What’s a festival without some good ol’ feast fest! In Chinese culture, even the food that we eat during Chinese New Year has to have some sort of symbolism to them. Among the most popular (and important ones) to have are Nian Gao 年糕 or Glutinous Rice Cakes (to signify that one will prosper and reap better rewards in the new year), lucky fruits such as mandarin oranges and pomelos (symbolising fullness and wealth), and fish (which represents more savings to come in the following year).

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Giving and receiving red packets or ‘angpao’

This is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated reasons why children LOVE Chinese New Year. Inside these crimson envelopes are ‘lucky money’ given to children by their elders, usually from people who are married or even those who have started to earn their way, and they get to spend it however they like. #bestgiftsever

Not receiving actual angpao this year? Fret not because we’re ringing in a paws-perous Year of the Dog with Chope’s Secret Angpao!

We’re letting you relive the thrill of opening angpaos again and again when you redeem virtual angpaos for 50 Chope-Dollars each, where lucrative prizes such as $50 Chope Shop credits and $88 cash. Think you’re the HUAT-est? Try your luck today!

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CNY Activities For Everyone (even if you aren’t Chinese)

Post author By Veena Vinod
Post date February 14, 2018
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If you aren’t Chinese or forego typical Chinese New Year visitations, the long weekend is a welcome respite from work, but can also be pretty boring. Most of the shops are closed, your friends are busy, and you’re stuck with no plans. But if you’re feeling the itch to get in on the festivities, here are some options for you to consider!

Bai Nian At Friends’ Places

Chinese New Year is more than just red packets, it’s also a good time to catch up with friends and wish them good luck in the coming year. Heading over to their house (with their permission, of course, Chope does not support breaking & entering) to ‘bai nian’, aka receiving well wishes in Mandarin, is a good way to join in the celebrations. Bring two oranges and exchange them with your friend or the head of their household while saying simple Mandarin wishes such as Gong Xi Fa Cai – wishing you a prosperous year, and Wan Shi Ru Yi – may all your wishes come true. Then, settle in for delicious snacking and chit chats!

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Watch Lion Dance Performances

The lion dance is an icon of Chinese New Year, and no to-do list would be complete without it. If you’re in school, you may be lucky enough to watch one as part of the annual Chinese New Year festivities. If you’re not in school, fret not. There are plenty of lion dance performances complete with stunts and confetti tossing performed at heartland malls and community centres all across the island during Chinese New Year. You may even catch an orange, if you’re lucky.

Find it at various locations.
Click here for more information on Lion Dance Performances.

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Chinatown Light Up

Chinatown is already pretty colourful, but it’s especially bedazzled this time of year. If you missed the light-up celebrations earlier this year, now’s your chance to enjoy the elaborate, festive splendour of one of Singapore’s best-loved heritage districts. Without the large crowds thronging the area, this is the perfect time to soak in the sights without the hassle of jostling pedestrians. Start at People’s Park Complex and work your way down the streets.

Find it at various locations.
Click here for more information on the Chinatown Light Up.

Unique Reunion Dinners

If you want to have a reunion dinner but aren’t in the mood for a 10-course Chinese meal, why not opt for some unique spots instead? Here’s a roundup of fancy festive menus from all over the island at varying price points. From spicy sour Thai cuisine to delightfully fresh Japanese fare, there’s something for everyone on this list. Gather some friends together, toss some lo hei, and ring in the New Year with a twist!

Find it at various locations.
Click here for more information on unique Chinese New Year spots.

Chingay Parade

Looking to snap some stunning photos? Look no further. Organised by the People’s Association, this parade is now in its 46th installment. The parade has become synonymous with Chinese New Year, and it’s easy to see why. This gorgeous street parade, modeled after the Carnival of Brazil, features multiracial performers and colourful floats decked out in twinkling lights, as well as iconic festive props such as dragons and ingots.

Find it at 1 Republic Blvd, Singapore 038975
Click here for more information on the Chingay Parade.

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Everything you wanted to know about Lo Hei

Post author By Chope
Post date February 9, 2018
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Whether you’re hosting a dinner party, looking for a unique dining experience, or trying to save some cash, we’ve got you covered. While you’re at it, check out our local lo hei guide!

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Chope’s guide to Lo Hei

Yusheng is a staple of every Chinese New Year celebration, and they say the higher the toss, the more prosperous your coming year will be. Here are some places for you to get your lo hei fix – from fancy to fusion, you’ll be spoiled for choice!

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Atlantic Salmon Yusheng

When someone says “good Chinese” this is what they mean. A former stalwart of the New Majestic Hotel, this spot has made a name for itself as being one of the best places for authentic and delicious Cantonese food. Helmed by the award-winning Chef Yong Bing Ngen, you can expect a treasure trove of dishes on the menu. Most notable is their Yusheng, which is made with premium Atlantic Salmon. You can’t go wrong with this dish.

Find it at 5 Straits View, #04-01, 018935
Book a table at Majestic Restaurant and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG.

Salmon Ceviche Yusheng

Xiao Ya Tou is a pioneer of innovative Asian nosh. Located in the heart of Singapore, this cheeky spot serves up some fantastic fusion food. This Chinese New Year, try your hand at a unique lo hei. Made with salmon ceviche, and mandarin orange as well your classic Yusheng ingredients, the refreshing flavour of lime juice in the ceviche cuts through the crunch of the vegetables, giving the dish a refreshing bite. This is your go-to dish if you’re tired of the same old.

Find it at 6 Duxton Hill #01-01 Singapore 089592
Book a table at Xiao Ya Tou and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG.

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Dog Yusheng

You wouldn’t want to toss this adorable lo hei aside! (See what we did there?) Keeping with the canine theme for the Year of the Dog, Food Capital has created one of the cutest dishes we’ve ever seen. Featuring an adorable puppy made of radish, olives, and carrot strips, as well as chunks of smoked salmon rolled into pretty flower shapes, this version of the prosperity toss is both kid-friendly and Instagram-worthy.

Find it at 392 Havelock Road Singapore 169663
Book a table at Food Capital and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG.

Vegetarian Yusheng

If you’re vegetarian and have had to sit out previous lo heis because of your dietary needs, then fret no longer. Din Tai Fung has got you covered with their Prosperity Vegetarian Yusheng. Made with all the ingredients of a regular lo hei, sans meat, this is a treat both vegans and vegetarians can enjoy, and it’s healthy too. Add pine nuts and crispy yam strips for an extra crunch, and get tossing!

Find it at various locations.
Click here to find out more about Din Tai Fung.

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Black Caviar Yusheng

If you’re looking for a place to impress the in-laws, this is it. The Ritz-Carlton’s beloved restaurant has upped the ante by creating a lo hei with premium ingredients such as black caviar and abalone. The briny taste of the caviar gives the dish a sharp flavour. Toss your yusheng in the opulent setting of the Summer Pavilion. Together with their carefully curated festive menu, a dining experience here will be one you won’t soon forget!

Find it at 7 Raffles Ave, 039799
Click here for more information about Summer Pavilion.

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Chocolate Yusheng

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, you’ll love this! Antoinette has created The Queen’s Yusheng – made with Chocolate Fish and Ingots, Mandarin Orange Butter Cake, and Gula Melaka, all housed within a Golden Chocolate Egg. Break open the egg and drizzle some of the homemade dressing over. Gather five of your sugar loving buddies and head over to Antoinette to try out this one of a kind treat – we promise you it’s worth the calories!

Find it at various locations.
Book a table at Antoinette and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG

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Lo hei with your hands

The Dancing Crab is known for their delicious Cajun cuisine, so it’s no surprise that their Chinese New Year menu is just as tasty! Crafted like a typical salad with plenty of greens, salmon, and carrot strips, the Yusheng also contains delicious Alaskan King Crab and is drizzled with tangy honey mustard. The highlight of this lo hei, though, is the fact that you get to toss the Yusheng with your hands rather than chopsticks!

Find it at various locations.
Book a table at Dancing Crab and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG

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Pulled Pork Yusheng

Who better to serve up a good roast than The Carvery? Making waves since their debut in Singapore in 2015, trust these folks to get your roast done right. If you can’t get enough of pulled pork, then this is the Yusheng for you. Crunchy walnuts, Granny Smith apple strips, and generous chunks of pulled pork, all slathered in White Balsamic Peach Dressing, and tossed with tortilla crackers, this Yusheng is the true definition of East meets West.

Find it at 323 Alexandra Road, Level 7, Singapore 159972
Book a table at The Carvery and get 2X Chope-Dollars with the code TASTYBLOG.

Whether you’re hosting a dinner party, looking for a unique dining experience, or trying to save some cash, we’ve got you covered. While you’re at it, check out these facts about lo hei!

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Chinese New Year Deals That Are Too Good To Miss

Post author By Kenneth Fong
Post date February 7, 2018
2 Comments on Chinese New Year Deals That Are Too Good To Miss

1-For-1 Buffet Deals

Escape Restaurant & Lounge

Ever wondered what goes on in the kitchen? Escape Restaurant & Lounge’s interactive kitchens welcome you to watch as culinary experts deftly prepare your dishes, while you decide how high you want to pile up your plate – simply because everything looks so good. Bring a friend along for the experience and enjoy a 1-for-1 Chinese New Year Buffet deal, when making your reservations through the Chope app or website to dine from now until 28 February 2018. Please use promo code CE2ES when making your reservations. To sweeten the deal, Chinese New Year goodies and takeaways are available at 30% off when purchased on the same day!

Find it at 1 Farrer Park Station Rd, One Farrer Hotel & Spa, Singapore 217562
Book a table at Escape Restaurant & Lounge and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Katong Kitchen

Know a friend who loves Peranakan food as much as you do? Make a date with your buddy as you can enjoy 1-for-1 lunch and dinner buffets from Monday to Thursday, when you make your reservation through the Chope app or website to dine in the month of February! Just make sure to use promo code CE2KK when making your reservation!

Find it at 25 Marine Parade Rd, Village Hotel Katong Level 4, Singapore 449536
Book a table at Katong Kitchen and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Window on the Park

If you’ve got makan kakis who love local delights and good deals, then you’re gonna appreciate Window on the Park’s 1-for-1 buffet when you reserve a table through the Chope app or website to dine in by end February. Please use promo code WOTP when making your reservation!

Find it at 11 Cavenagh Rd, Singapore 229616
Book a table at Window on the Park and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Chope’s CNY Exclusives!

Grains & Hops

Looking for a place to chill with a couple of friends after work? Grains & Hops is the perfect place to unwind with its menu of craft beers and specialty rice bowls. What’s more, you can enjoy a 1-for-1 Roasted Kurobuta Pork Collar Grain Bowl when you use promo code 141PORK when making your reservations. Looking for something a bit more special to celebrate the CNY season? From 5 – 28 Feb 18, Grains & Hops is also offering a Treasure Pot at $108++ (U.P. $118 ++) when you make a reservation through the Chope app or website, to dine. The Treasure Pot is perfect for sharing between four to six friends, and contains delicacies such as baby abalone, prawns, scallops, fish maw and more. Please indicate “$108++ Treasure Pot” in the ‘Special Requests’ section when making your reservation to enjoy this exclusive promotion!

Find it at 366 Orchard Rd, Level 10, YOTEL Singapore, Singapore 238904
Book a table at Grains & Hops and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Food Capital

Known for their vast spreads, Food Capital is the place to be for those who love tucking into their favourite local dishes on top of an equally impressive international selection. Enjoy 30% off Lunar New Year Festive Buffets at Food Capital, when you make your reservations through the Chope app or website to dine from 5 Feb – 2 Mar 18. Please use promo code CE2FC when making your booking!

Find it at 392 Havelock Rd, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore 169663
Book a table at Food Capital and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant

Worked up an appetite after visiting the Lunar New Year installation at Gardens By the Bay? If you’ve got a hankering for all things seafood, then head over to Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant! Enjoy 10% off all Chinese New Year set menus, using promo code MJB10, when you make your reservations through the Chope app or website to dine at Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant in the month of February.

Find it at 392 Havelock Rd, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore 169663
Book a table at Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or looking for a unique dining experience, we’ve got you covered. While you’re at it, check out some information about lo-hei, and our local lo-hei guide.

Tags Buffet, Chinese New Year, Healthy, peranakan, Seafood, Western

Deals & Specials Singapore

7 Restaurants for CNY Dinner Parties

Post author By Kenneth Fong
Post date February 3, 2018
4 Comments on 7 Restaurants for CNY Dinner Parties

It’s the first week of February; if you haven’t made your reservations yet for Chinese New Year reunion dinners, gatherings or corporate functions, you best get scrambling right now as tables are filling up fast and restaurants are almost at max capacity!

We’ve put together a list of 7 Chinese restaurants, which provide Chinese New Year set menus that can accommodate large parties of at least 10 people. All of them were meticulously handpicked to suit a spectrum of budgets and different tastes and preferences!

Ah Hoi’s Kitchen

The Prosperity Festive Set Menu features a delectable Tiger Prawn Dish with their Signature Ah Hoi’s Chilli Crab Sauce and Hong Kong Style Steamed Red Garoupa. On the other hand, the Longevity Festive Set Menu features their luxuriously decadent Lobster Beehoon and aromatic Champagne Pork Ribs – a definite crowd-pleaser. For even more festive cheer, add on the Ah Hoi’s Signature Yu Sheng at $68 for smoked salmon, and $108 for abalone.

Price: $688++ (Prosperity/ Longevity Festive Set Menu)
Set Menu Availability: 15 – 28 February 2018

Find it at 1A Cuscaden Rd, Level 4, Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore, Singapore 249716
Book a table at Ah Hoi’s Kitchen and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

House of Seafood – Punggol Point

If you’re a big fan of seafood and appreciate a nice sea breeze, then House of Seafood at Punggol Point is the ideal place for gathering like-minded friends or to bring your seafood-loving family along. All set menus start with a Fatt Choy Abalone Yu Sheng, and a choice of their Famous Signature Black Pepper Crab or Chilli Crab. Other favourites include Deep Fried Marble Goby with Soya Sauce and Lobster with Chef’s Special Sauce. Charcoal Roast Suckling Pig, Charcoal Roast Beijing Peking Duck and Roast chicken are also available for pre-order.

Price: $578++ / $668++ / $998++ (CNY Eve); $568++ / $658++ / $898++
Set Menu Availability: 2 February – 2 March 2018

Find it at 3 Punggol Point Rd, #01-01/02, The Punggol Settlement, Singapore 828694
Book a table at House of Seafood – Punggol Point and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant

Need someplace fancy to impress the boss or the in-laws? Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant has the culinary chops and a beautiful waterfront view of Marina Bay that will blow anyone away. Chef Yong Bing Ngen has lovingly crafted menus, which feature dishes that are light on the palate and nourishing for the soul: Double-boiled Kampong Chicken Soup with Burdock Root and Huai Shan, Stewed Whole Abalone in Beancurd Sheet Bag and Broccoli Florets, and Steamed Tengalan Fish with Light Soya Sauce.

There’s also a CNY Vegetarian Set Meal that goes for $68++ per person, which features Puree of Pumpkin Soup with Golden Mushrooms, Sautéed Broccoli Florets Topped with a Trio of Mushrooms, and Stir-fried Udon and Seasonal Vegetables in a Black Pepper Sauce.

Price: $688++ / $888++ / $1088++
Set Menu Availability: 1 February – 2 March 2018

Find it at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, #01-10, Gardens by The Bay, Singapore 018953

To score 2X Chope-Dollars, book a table at Majestic Bay Seafood Restaurant with code TASTYBLOG*.
Want 10% off all Chinese New Year set menus? Book with the code MJB10 to dine in the month of February to enjoy this exclusive discount*!

*Note: Only one promo code is applicable per reservation

Spring Court

Since 1929, Spring Court has been satisfying customers seeking to satiate their appetites for Chinese cuisine. The menus feature perennial favourites like Deep Fried Soon Hock, Stir Fried Scallop and Straw Mushrooms with X.O. Chilli Sauce, and Roasted Whole Boneless Suckling Pig.

Price: $738++ / $868++ / $1138++ / $1368++ (CNY Eve); $638++ / $798++ / $938++ / $1228++
Set Menu Availability: 15 February – 1 March 2018

Find it at 52 – 56 Upper Cross St, Singapore 058348
Book a table at Spring Court and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.
*Kindly note that blackout dates apply on 16 February 2018

Szechuan Court

Talk about first impressions, the Abundance Set Menu ($1380++) leads with a Snow Crab and Crispy Eel Yu Sheng while the Blessed Reunion Set Menu ($$1488++) kicks off with a Snow Crab, Salmon, and Abalone Yusheng. The Abundance Set Menu features Sauteed Boston Lobster and Scallops in an X.O. Chilli Sauce, while the Blessed Reunion Set Menu features a Chef’s Supreme Consommé with Bird’s Nest and Shredded Fish Maw, and even a luxurious Braised Ee-Fu Noodle with Maine Lobster. A whole slew of barbecue meats and roasts are also available for pre-order.

Vegetarians rejoice as Szechuan Court’s got your back. Start your meal with a Coconut Pulp, Mock Abalone Yusheng ($58). At $98++ per person, the Vegetarian Set Menu features highlights such as Double Boiled Winter Melon Soup, Sauteed “Gong Bao” Tofu, as well as a delightfully refreshing Pineapple Lemon Grass Jelly and Traditional Nian Gao for dessert.

Price: $1380++ / $1488++
Set Menu Availability: 1 February – 2 March 2018

Find it at 80 Bras Basah Rd, Level 3, Fairmont Singapore, Singapore 189560
Book a table at Szechuan Court and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Tonny Restaurant

Looking for a taste of home? Chef Tonny Chan, renowned chef from Hong Kong, promises to serve that when you visit his restaurant. His $588++ and $748++ set menus start with a Prosperity Salmon Yu Sheng, whereas the $1388++ set menu begins with a Spanish Iberico and Salmon Yu Sheng instead. Because of Tonny Restaurant’s Cantonese origins, expect hearty soups to follow, like Golden Superior Dried Seafood Soup, and Double Boiled Chicken Soup with Shark’s Fin, Dried Fish Maw, and Agaricus Blazei Murrill Mushroom – an edible Brazilian mushroom with medicinal qualities that promote liver health.

Chef Chan’s famous Steamed Patin Fish – butterflied and topped with copious amounts of ginger and chilli paste – makes an appearance on the menus too, alongside other specialities such as Sautéed Canadian Coral Clam with Sliced Lotus Root and Steamed Dried Oyster with Organic Wild Rice. The largest table they have can fit a party of 14 people.

Price: $588++ / $748++ / $1388++
Set Menu Availability: From now until 2 March 2018

Find it at 8 – 10 Geylang Lorong 3, Singapore 388862
Book a table at Tonny Restaurant and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.
*From 13 – 27 February 2018, all dinner reservations must be made before 5pm.

Xin Cuisine Chinese Restaurant

Perhaps the most opulent offering on our list, Xin’s Chinese Executive Chef Eric Chan brings Hong-Kong style Cantonese cuisine right to our doorstep. The Golden Bliss Menu ($3796++) requires you to place your order at least three days in advance to allow sufficient preparation time for the Supreme Braised Buddha Jumps Over The Wall. For that price, you’ll also get a Hamachi and Salmon Yusheng, a Whole Roasted Suckling Pig, Double-boiled Superior Bird’s Nest with Yellow Boletes in Clear Broth, Steamed Star Grouper in Superior Light Soya Sauce, Braised Ee-fu Noodles with Crab Meat and Crab Roe, and will end your meal with a nutritious Double-boiled Hashima with American Ginseng.

If you haven’t booked a spot for your reunion dinner (15 February), it’s an opportune time to reserve a table here where you’ll get 25% off the Blissful Reunion Banquet Menu!

Price: $898++ (CNY Eve); $1068++ / $1188++ / $1298++ / $1398++ / $3796++
Set Menu Availability: 5 February – 2 March 2018

Find it at 317 Outram Rd, Level 4, Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, Singapore 169075
Book a table at Xin Cuisine Chinese Restaurant and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.
*Kindly note that blackout dates apply on 16 and 18 February 2018

Whether you’re looking for a unique dining experience or trying to save some cash we’ve got you covered. While you’re at it, check out some information about lo-hei, and our local lo-hei guide.

Tags Chinese New Year, Good for Groups, Reunion Dinners, Singapore

Lifestyle

Unique Chinese New Year Spots

Post author By Veena Vinod
Post date February 2, 2018
5 Comments on Unique Chinese New Year Spots

If you’re sick of the same old foods and settings for Lunar New Year, here are some places for you to have an interesting experience!

Hello Kitty Orchid Garden

Everyone’s favourite Sanrio feline has her own cafe! This Chinese New Year, we’re getting some exquisite menu items, such as the Fortune of Gold Lobster – fresh Boston lobster baked with cheese and bursting with umami. Finish off an adorable meal with the Blossoms of Happiness – a lychee meringue and vanilla ice cream. Set in lush greenery and away from the hustle of the city, this is the perfect family-friendly spot for a unique reunion dinner.

Find it at 65 Airport Boulevard #01-22 Changi Airport Terminal 3 Singapore 819663
Book a table at Hello Kitty Orchid Garden and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Sawadee Thai

If you want a break from the usual Chinese fare this New Year, check out Sawadee Thai, an eatery that has a festive menu that features delicious and innovative foods such as Thai Otah, Tom Yum Soup, and Golden Pineapple Fried Rice. Not only have they been serving up authentic dishes for several decades, all their ingredients are imported daily from Thailand. If you want a taste of the Land of Smiles, look no further!

Find it at 9 Tan Quee Lan Street #01-01 Singapore 188098
Book a table at Sawadee Thai and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Baba Chew’s

Peranakan cuisine has long been a part of our local palate, but have you ever tried a Peranakan New Year’s dinner? Baba Chew’s Set Menu lets you experience Peranakan classics reunion dinner style. Located in the heart of Joo Chiat, this eatery offers Peranakan-style duck and barramundi as part of their festive menu. Whether the culture runs in your blood or if you’re just a curious onlooker, these dishes offer a good taster of traditional Straits Chinese cuisine.

Find it at 86 East Coast Road Katong Square Singapore 428788
Book a table at Baba Chew’s and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Kintamani

Furama Riverfront Hotel’s beloved Indonesian restaurant delivers a delicious buffet of Indonesian Chinese classics. Feast on classics from the archipelago, such as Gado Gado and Ikan Kukus. Helmed by Indonesian Chef I Gusti Nyoman Kaler, savour the flavours of one of Asia’s most diverse cuisines. For a wallet-friendly, authentic Indonesian dining experience this Lunar New Year, check out this lovely spot!

Find it at 405 Havelock Road Level 3 Singapore 169633
Book a table at Kintamani and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Labyrinth

For a truly Singaporean dining experience, it doesn’t get better than Labyrinth. This one Michelin-star restaurant is nestled in the magnificent Esplanade, and serves up upscale versions of beloved Singaporean classics. Savour premium seafood such as abalone, fish maw, and tiger prawns on the exclusive Chinese New Year menu. If you’re looking for a fancy fare to impress your relatives and friends, this is the place for you!

Find it at 8 Raffles Avenue #02-23 Singapore 039802
Book a table at Labyrinth and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Xiao Ya Tou

Like the name, Xiao Ya Tou’s fare is cheeky, bold, and delicious. For an unconventional Chinese New Year celebration, check out their brand new weekend brunch menu, which features beloved local classics and brunch staples with a unique Asian twist. Try their Unagi Kabayaki Benedict – an Omakase egg drenched in Yuzukosho Hollandaise Sauce served with wild Unagi. You’ll never want ordinary cafe fare again!

Find it at 6 Duxton Hill #01-01 Singapore 089592
Book a table at Xiao Ya Tou and earn and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Takumi Yamamoto

Anyone who’s familiar with Japanese food will know the name Takumi Yamamoto. The famous chef has an outpost in the upscale Marina Bay Sands, which serves up Chinese-Japanese fusion fare. If you want to up your lo-hei game, look no further! A Premium Special Yu Sheng bursting with items fresh from Tsukiji market like caviar and fresh lobster is the way to go. Soak in the ambience and enjoy a one-of-a-kind Japanese dining experience!

Find it at 8 Bayfront Avenue #02-05 Singapore 018955
Book a table at Takumi Yamamoto and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

EMPRESS

Located in the gorgeous Asian Civilisations Museum, having your reunion dinner at EMPRESS is bound to be a memorable experience. Toss your lo-hei with a prime view of the Singapore River. Savour exquisite flavours such as Wild-Caught Lobster and Angus Beef Tenderloin in a specially curated Chinese New Year menu. Whether it’s an elegant family gathering or a fancy festive office party, EMPRESS’ is perfect for any occasion!

Find it at 1 Empress Place #01-03 Singapore 179555
Book a table at EMPRESS and earn 2X Chope-Dollars with code TASTYBLOG.

Whether you’re hosting a dinner party, trying to save some cash we’ve got you covered. While you’re at it, check out some information about lo-hei, and our local lo-hei guide.

Tags Chinese New Year, Festive Menus, indonesian, Japanese, peranakan, Singapore, thai

Deals & Specials Singapore

Chope’s Food Fortune Bags are ‘HUAT’ You Need this Chinese New Year

Post author By Chope
Post date January 26, 2018
No Comments on Chope’s Food Fortune Bags are ‘HUAT’ You Need this Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is approaching and the symptoms are clear – yushengs are tossed, reunion gatherings are held, and your wallet begs you for angpao money replenishment.

Diagnosis: Too many meals and not enough moolah.

Prescription: Chope’s Food Fortune Bags

Effect: Up to 60% savings, a selection of guaranteed yums for your Chinese New Year food needs, and the chance to win a 3D2N staycation!

Bonus: Added dose of delicious mystery to your life.

Cr: JAPAN Monthly Web Magazine

The idea of a fortune bag, a.k.a. 福袋, a.k.a. fukubukuro, came from a Japanese New Year’s Day tradition where ‘lucky’ bags are randomly filled with attractive items and then sold off at a reduced price. The catch? You don’t get to see what each bag contains.

From 23rd January to 5th February, snap up Chope’s version of these bundles of joy to score promo codes for your next voucher purchase and e-vouchers to top restaurants.

Step 1: Pick A Price

$28 Food Fortune Bag

$28 gets you:

$10 e-vouchers from 5 random restaurants
Promo code that gives you $10 off your next voucher purchase

Total worth = $60

$68 Food Fortune Bag

$68 gets you:

$20 e-vouchers from 7 random restaurants
Promo code that gives you $30 off your next voucher purchase

Total worth = $170

Step 2: Pick A Theme

There’s Best Sellers, Cafes, Seafood, and Romantic Restaurants.

Handy dandy list of restaurants in the Food Fortune Bags

Choose your theme (e.g. Cafes) and get a random mix of 5 or 7 vouchers from the spots listed under the relevant theme below.

Best Sellers	Cafes	Seafood	Romantic
Dancing Crab (Vivocity)	GRUB	The Market Grill	Aura
Dancing Crab (Grandstand)	Clinton Street Baking Company	Dancing Crab (The Grandstand)	Shisen Hanten by Chef Chen Kentaro
K-Tower	Atlas Coffeehouse	Dancing Crab (Vivocity)	Violet Oon Singapore (Bukit Timah)
Lokkee	Food for Thought (National Museum of Singapore)	Tunglok Seafood (Orchard Central)	Oxwell & Co
Xiao Ya Tou	Stateland Cafe	Red House (Prinsep)	Braci
Sawadee Thai	Boufe Boutique Cafe	Georges @ The Cove	Symmetry
Clinton Street Baking Company	KARA Cafe & Dessert Bar	Long Chim	El Mero Mero
Angelina	Central Perk (F.R.I.E.N.D.S Cafe)	Umi+Vino	Baba Chews & Eatery
Meatsmith @ Telok Ayer	Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro (Beach Road)	Uncle Leong Seafood (Waterway Point)	La Nonna (Holland Village)
WANTON	The Fabulous Baker Boy	El Mero Mero	Dehesa
The Market Grill	Canopy	K-Tower	Xiao Ya Tou
Shisen Hanten by Chef Chen Kentaro	Cafe & Bar Gavroche	Lokkee	Georges @ The Cove
Jamie’s Italian (Vivocity)	Habitat Coffee	Guenpin Fugu & Snow Crab Restaurant	Firebake – Woodfired Bakehouse & Restaurant
Atlas Coffeehouse	The Lokal	Tsukiji Fish Market	Angelina
Violet Oon Singapore (Bukit Timah)	Sarnies Cafe	Lai Huat Signatures (China Street)	Folks Collective (China Square)

Step 3: Let Fortune Drop Into Your Lap Inbox

Once you’ve paid and received an email confirmation of your order, simply keep an eye out for two other emails in your inbox, both of which will arrive 2-4 working days after you’ve made your purchase.

One will contain your voucher code. Use this code to redeem at all the restaurants in your bag.
The other one will contain your $10 / $30 promo code for your next purchase on shop.chope.co.

For all the math-y people out there; 1 Fortune Bag = 3 emails.

And that’s it! Chinese New Year-ready in 3 steps. Happy shopping!

Full details, FAQ, and Terms & Conditions here.

Plus one last reminder…

Tags Chinese New Year, Chope Vouchers, CNY, FoodFortuneBags, sale, The Chope Shop