Five food specials and festivals to celebrate Lunar New Year
LA TimesIf Jan. 1 didn’t feel like the start you’d envisioned as you rang in 2022 — or if you simply love to celebrate new beginnings — Lunar New Year begins Feb. 1 and offers another chance to start anew. High tea at Le Méridien Pasadena Arcadia Arcadia’s Le Méridien hotel is celebrating the Lunar New Year with a themed high tea that includes savory items and a tiered tower of sweets. Dear Bella Creamery’s festive Lunar New Year kit includes pints of ice cream, including black sesame. Dear Bella Creamery ice cream kits Owners Alice Cherng and Belinda Wei showcase flavors inspired by their Taiwanese-American heritage at their Hollywood plant-based ice cream shop, Dear Bella Creamery, and for Lunar New Year they’ve created a kit to bring the festivities home. Poon choi and more at Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood Restaurant Chinatown stalwart Hop Woo is serving a special menu of Lunar New Year dishes from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2, including the Cantonese classic poon choi, which requires hours of preparation and layers nine individually cooked items over braised cabbage.
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