Like in most of the Asian countries celebrating, Chinese New Year in Singapore is on Saturday, 10 Feb 2024.

On foodpanda Singapore, we have a broad choice of food you can order:

• Steamboat
• Pineapple tarts
• Yusheng
• Mandarin oranges
• Glutinous rice cake
• Bak kwa

1. First keep calm. Make a plan, think about the ideal celebration context, what needs to be done, which dishes to eat and what to buy.
2. Before the holiday arrive, prepare the house, clean it, tidy up to increase the odds of good fortune in your household with the right materials. Avoid last minute organisation and even more on the day of the lunar year.
3. Once done, add a festive flair with red banners ornaments with gold Chinese calligraphy to welcome prosperity in the new year.
4. Anticipate early closures from shops and businesses: buy or order, stockpile your groceries for the festival dinners and regular meals, purchase gifts to exchange with your beloved ones (sweets, teas, small cakes, candles, etc.) and red envelopes if children are attending your event.
5. Time to prepare the meals if you're hosting: you can get inspiration from various restaurants'menus in Singapore and advice from our Magazine.
6. Take some time for yourself, pamper yourself with having hair done, nails cut and dressed up for pictures.