For this year’s Chinese New Year celebrations, the Conrad Centennial Singapore ’s Golden Peony restaurant promises no less than the apogee of Chinese cuisine: contemporary Cantonese dishes and inventive dim sum creations prepared by the finest Hong Kong chefs. Between February 1 and 28, the Golden Peony’s chefs recommend a few specialty dishes come the Lunar New Year: house specialty Prosperity Claypot or Poon Choy (S$288 for 4 persons), combines shark’s fin, abalone, sea cucumber, fish maw, dried oyster, black Chinese mushroom, black moss and Chinese cabbage under a toothsome abalone sauce. If you care for a bit more adventure, try the Monkfish and Snow Fungus steamed in Chinese Herbal Broth (S$18 per…

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Image © Maya Ubud Resort & Spa, used with permission. Chinese New Year this year falls on Valentine’s Day, February 14. To celebrate this rare conjunction of prosperity and romance, Maya Ubud Resort and Spa in Bali, Indonesia offers a unique package for guests for the whole month of February – whether they’re in town for Chinese New Year or for a Valentine’s getaway. Ask for the Ubud February Celebration package, which gets you and your lucky companion the following: Accommodations, transportation: 3 days – 2 nights accommodation Private airport transfer service Free shuttle service to Central Ubud from 9am to 5pm Welcome drink and fragrant chilled towel upon arrival Dining and drinking: Daily buffet breakfast Fresh fruit selection and Balinese flower arrangement in room Complimentary afternoon tea in Bedulu Bar One-time special set menu …

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Image © Maya Ubud Resort & Spa, used with permission. Chinese New Year this year falls on Valentine’s Day, February 14. To celebrate this rare conjunction of prosperity and romance, Maya Ubud Resort and Spa in Bali, Indonesia offers a unique package for guests for the whole month of February – whether they’re in town for Chinese New Year or for a Valentine’s getaway. Ask for the Ubud February Celebration package, which gets you and your lucky companion the following: Accommodations, transportation: 3 days – 2 nights accommodation Private airport transfer service Free shuttle service to Central Ubud from 9am to 5pm Welcome drink and fragrant chilled towel upon arrival Dining and drinking: Daily buffet breakfast Fresh fruit selection and Balinese flower arrangement in room Complimentary…

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