Reunion dinner takeaway deals for Chinese New Year 2026
As Lunar New Year approaches, families begin preparing for the most meaningful feast of the season: the reunion dinner. But with work commitments and multiple festive gatherings to juggle, it can be tough to stay on top of it all. To lighten the load, we’ve rounded up some of the best Chinese New Year reunion takeaway deals for 2026.
1. Andaz Singapore
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From yusheng to pen cai, 5 ON 25 at Andaz Singapore has all your Chinese New Year needs covered. While festive dining and takeaway can get expensive this time of year, 5 on 25 keeps the prices reasonable—without compromising on the quality of the dishes. From 2 February to 3 March 2026, consider 5 ON 25’s Pen Cai for takeaway, available in two sets: $288+, ideal for four people, and $518+, perfect for eight.
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The pen cai set comes with a reusable claypot, brimming with a variety of premium ingredients: abalone, fish maw, king scallops, and tiger prawns. There’s also roasted pork and duck, ardously braised for eight hours in a rich, robust stock, resulting in tender, flavour-packed meat. After the reunion meal, make teatime just as enjoyable with the newly launched Fortune Chocolate Set ($24) or Red Velvet Cookies ($15) for a sweet, hassle-free treat with your loved ones.
Order from 5 ON 25 at Andaz Singapore here.
5 ON 25 at Andaz Singapore is not halal-certified.
2. Grain
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Renowned for their premium and wholesome food experiences, Grain continues to impress this Chinese New Year. In collaboration with award-winning Teochew Chef Eric Low, Grain offers three tailored packages to suit any celebration size, at home or at work. There’s the Buffet, which feeds over 30 guests, a Mini Buffet, for reunion dinners with up to 10 or more diners, and the CNY Gathering Box ($188.88), for four to six.
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Ordering the Buffet or Mini Buffet? Then choose between the Premium (from $58.88+ per person), Signature (from $38.88+ per person), or Classic (from $33.88+ per person) menus.
The feasting starts with the Cured Salmon or Abalone Yusheng. Both come with a lo hei deck, so even your most jiak kantang relative can shout the right well wishes. Then, the revelry continues with the Ginseng Braised Whole Chicken, slow-braised for 12 hours in a rich, milky broth gently perfumed with ginseng and white fungus. To elevate the experience, the dish is served with a bottle of Eu Yan Sang chicken essence, which diners can pour in just before eating.
Load up on the Oriental Sauerkraut Sea Bass, Rolled Oats Lobster and Prawn, and finish on a sweet note with the Orh Nee Hokkaido Cheese Tart, as well as the Uji Matcha Soy Pudding. Close off the meal with a complimentary fortune cookie, where you’ll find cheeky predictions for the year ahead. A la carte add-ons are also available, from Pen Cai ($288) to Chilli Crab Mantou ($38), if you need to zhng up your feast.
Note that prices mentioned here are all early bird offers, so be sure to order by 28 January to enjoy them. P.S. You can also order the Cured Salmon Yusheng for only $18.88+ during the same timeframe.
Grain is a halal-certified eatery.
3. FoodLine
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Looking for a CNY reunion dinner that ticks all the right boxes? FoodLine has you covered. As Singapore’s largest online catering and tingkat platform, they offer an extensive range of CNY options, from full buffets complete with yusheng and pen cai, to mini buffets and convenient bento sets for corporate gatherings.
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The platform also makes planning fuss-free, with filters for highly rated caterers, halal-certified and vegetarian-friendly menus, as well as vendors that provide e-Invoicing or cater specifically to government procurement requirements. If you’re on the fence, deciding between one caterer versus another, then there are over 114,000 verified reviews, along with real customer photos and videos to help you order with confidence.
Plus, there are also early-bird and festive promotions to look out for, offering even more value for your CNY spread.
For extra savings, use promo code ‘ETBFL20’ to enjoy $20 off with no minimum spend on CNY catering orders. Simply enter the code at FoodLine’s checkout page to redeem the discount. To sweeten the deal, all customers will receive $400 worth of HUAT! Together Vouchers, which can be used to offset future purchases or shared with friends and family.
4. Fu Yuan Teochew Dining
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Fu Yuan Teochew Dining is one of the few restaurants in Singapore that specialises in both Teochew and Cantonese cuisines. This year, Fu Yuan has rolled out a Fu Yuan Chinese New Year Takeaway Set ($288++) that’s perfect for six people. It consists of six items, including ‘Fu Yuan’ Style Herbal Chicken and Golden Deep-Fried Dragon Tiger Grouper with Oyster Sauce. If this has piqued your interest, place your order from 15 January to 3 March!
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Round up your reunion dinner with a sweet treat, such as the adorably shaped Abundance Koi Nian Gao ($36.80++) that represents abundance in the new year. Do note that it’s only available for orders from 2 February to 3 March.
Order from Fu Yuan Teochew Dining here.
Fu Yuan Teochew Dining is not a halal-certified eatery.
5. Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore
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Yusheng and pen cai are two reunion dinner must-haves, but it’s always best to leave the prep to the pros. To help, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore has a selection of CNY takeaways curated by award-winning Executive Chef David Toh and his culinary team.
Yusheng traditionally symbolises abundance and prosperity, so the hotel’s Prosperity Yusheng (from $98++) is here to help you maximise your huat come 2026. Each platter features fresh shredded and pickled greens, crunchy golden crackers, and—most importantly—slices of premium salmon sashimi to make sure you’ll 年年有餘 (translates to “may you have surplus every year”).
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On the other hand, pen cai is all about celebrating wealth, harmony, and tradition. The Premium Pen Cai ($628) is exactly that, overflowing with luxurious scallops, abalone, fish maw, prawns and more, all simmered in a rich seafood broth. Alternatively, order the Deluxe Pen Cai ($428), starring 10-head abalone, fish maw, and a selection of slow-cooked roast meats.
Level up your reunion dinner feasting by adding on a bottle of Sakura X.O. Sauce ($28.80), crafted specially by Chef Toh. As the ideal accompaniment to seafood, meats, and vegetable dishes, this fiery sauce packs a punch with its rich blend of dried seafood and chilli, fried with aromatic spices.
Finally, purchase your CNY takeaways before 27 January and enjoy 20% off! Note that a three-day advance pre-order is required.
Order from Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore.
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore is not halal-certified.
6. Crystal Jade
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Crystal Jade needs no introduction, as this refined Chinese restaurant has over 10 outlets across Singapore. From meat platters to pen cai, it offers an extensive selection of dishes for your reunion gatherings. Kindly note that delivery is available from 26 January to 3 March 2026, excluding 16 February to 19 February.
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For groups of five to seven, consider Crystal Jade’s Auspicious Reunion Feast Festive Takeaway Bundle ($586.42). Dinner is settled with this bundle alone, as it features six hearty components, enough for a full meal. Start with the Prosperity Carrot Cake and move on to the crowd-favourite Honey-Glazed Roasted Spanish Pork Ribs. Complete your reunion celebration with the must-have Reunion Prosperity Yu Sheng and Bountiful Abalone Pen Cai, both included in the bundle.
Crystal Jade is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. York Hotel
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York Hotel adds another memorable highlight this Chinese New Year with both dine-in and takeaway options. There’s a separate takeaway specials menu available from 2 February to 3 March, consisting of over 10 items. Otherwise, for those dining in, mark your calendar for 16 February 2026 and indulge in the Reunion Buffet Dinner, priced at $88++ per person.
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The Flavours of Fortune Combo ($298) comes highly recommended: a new bundle packed with delicious seafood and soup, perfect for four to five people. The crown jewel of the bundle is Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, a deeply flavourful dish that appeals to diners of all ages. Plus, the Prosperity Lo Hei with Smoked Nordic Salmon and Sliced Abalone makes tossing yusheng easy, even if you skipped the last-minute delivery scramble.
York Hotel is not halal-certified.
8. Dian Xiao Er
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Dian Xiao Er makes a return this year with its affordable and comprehensive CNY set menus that suit different group sizes. The Celebration Set for 3 Pax ($183.12) comes with five delicious dishes and is the most affordable option in the lineup. You can place your order online anytime now through 14 February 2026.
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Fast fingers can consider the early bird takeaway bundles that spotlight the restaurant’s signature roast duck, priced from just $75. If you place an order from now till 11 January, you can save up to 10%! You can choose from three duck flavours—Angelica Herb, Ten Wonder Herbs, and Wild Ginseng—depending on your guests’ preferences.
Dian Xiao Er is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Soup Restaurant
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Around since 1991, Soup Restaurant is a reputable name with over 30 years of history. From 15 January to 3 March 2026, enjoy the Reunion Takeaway Set—which was originally $485—at $388, perfect for feeding five people. You can even get an early bird discount of $20 when you take away in-store.
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The bundle starts with the Traditional Steamed Rice with Chinese Sausage, best eaten with the Signature Samsui Ginger Chicken and the newly launched Braised Abalone Seafood Pot with Dried Oysters. Of course, we can’t skip the prosperity toss that’s elevated with the Baby Abalone with Crispy Yam and Longan Yu Sheng, all part of the takeaway set.
Order from Soup Restaurant here.
Soup Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Ban Lan
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Ban Lan, a Michelin-approved Fujian restaurant in Orchard, has rolled out its first Lunar New Year Set Menu since opening in Singapore in 2025. From 9 February to 3 March 2026, indulge in something a little different this year with famous Hokkien dishes featured in the Longevity Pen Cai ($599++) set. FYI, you need to pre-order this at least one day in advance.
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While it’s on the pricier side, the Longevity Pen Cai is a seven-course menu comprising a premium selection of dishes, including abalone, spiny sea cucumber, and live black tiger prawns. Ban Lan’s signature roasted chicken is also part of the set, featuring meat so tender it practically falls off the bone with minimal effort.
Ban Lan is not a halal-certified eatery.
Best Chinese New Year reunion dinners for 2026
With our list of the best Chinese New Year reunion dinners to order as takeaways, you don’t have to break a sweat this festive season.
In related content, check out McDonald’s new Prosperity Pal Plushies slated to launch on 29 January. Alternatively, read our guide to the best restaurants in Singapore for family dinners and special occasions.
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Feature image adapted from Andaz Singapore, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore, Grain, and Ban Lan.
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