Today begins 10 days of gluttony in San Francisco, as families, family associations, and businesses gather to celebrate Lunar New Year. Given that it's the year of the dragon, lobster (whose Chinese ...

With Christmas celebrations coming to an end, many are turning their attention to the fast approaching Chinese New Year. With over 247,403 Chinese people in the UK, it’s no wonder that Chinese ...

Kung Hei Fat Choy. SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE. PUBLISHED : 20 Jan 2012 at 14:11. NEWSPAPER SECTION: Guru. ... A dragon dance will take place during Jan 23 lunch. V 11:30am-2pm, 6-10pm. Novotel Bangkok ...

Kung hei fat choy (May you become prosperous - Cantonese) and Xin nian yu kuai! (Happy New Year - Mandarin) In 2009, Chinese New Year (year 4707) begins on 26th January.

Midnight heralded in the Chinese New Year. With hundreds of lanterns, fireworks and beating drums, the celebrations can be an impressive spectacle.

OX. OF all the signs, the Ox is probably the luckiest this 2020. If you’re an Ox, Allen says, it’s time to let go of past mistakes and convert misfortune into good vibes.

Kung Hei Fat Choy. February 18, 2015 Karon Liu. Facebook; ... pomegranate juice and a green tea ice cube. 328 Wellington West, 416-935-0400, luckeerestaurant.com, @LuckeeTO See listing. ...

Kung hei fat choy! By: Ambeth R. Ocampo - @inquirerdotnet. Philippine Daily Inquirer / 09:16 PM January 31, 2013. Our list of nonworking ... As we end the Year of the Dragon (2012) and enter the Year ...

A FRISSON of excitement is rippling through Dorset's Chinese community, currently gearing up for the most important event on the calendar: Chinese New Year, beginning February 7. Not only is it ...

Chinese New Year is coming up Feb. 10. If you’re looking for a delicous way to celebrate the Year of the Dragon, check out these options: CHOCO LEA To celebrate Lunar New Year, Choco Lea ...

Dragon, lion and unicorn dancers rubbed shoulders with school children and martial arts groups to help see in The Year of The Monkey, ... 'Kung Hei Fat Choi'' to Year of The Monkey .

Are you feeling lucky? These Chinese New Year parties all over the metro (and beyond) may help you gain good fortune for this Year of the Horse or simply turn your frown upside-down for a little while ...