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Chinese New Year - 3

The dinner on Chinese new year's evening - just like Christmas dinner, it is the primary meal traditionally eaten on New Year's evening and a great time for entire family getting together. People usually go to restaurant to have this most important dinner. Below are the typical dishes in the Chinese New Year Dinner.

Steamed Pork shoulder
Steamed Prawn
Tofu & Vegetable
Pork & Vegetable Dumpling
Vegetable & mushroom
Beijing Duck
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