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Auspicious menu offerings abound this Year of the Water Rabbit

Manila Standard LifestylebyManila Standard Lifestyle
January 22, 2023, 9:40 pm
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City of Dreams Manila hops into the Year of the Water Rabbit, signifying peace, prosperity, and fertility. To celebrate the lunar new year, auspicious specialties await diners at Crystal Dragon, Red Ginger, and TungLok Signatures.

Crystal Dragon’s Prosperity Roast Duck with Jelly Fish, Crispy Vegetables, and Plum Dressing

Award-winning Cantonese restaurant Crystal Dragon highlights its festive lunar new year menu available for lunch and dinner until January 29. For the traditional dinner table yu sheng (or yee sang) toss ritual, the salad is offered with a twist: Prosperity Roasted Duck in lieu of herring or salmon, with jellyfish, crispy vegetables, and plum dressing. 

Good for a group of five persons per serving (P1,600), the ritual augurs good fortune for the group, as they stand and toss the ingredients high up with chopsticks while reciting auspicious phrases to bless all present with well-wishes.The roasted duck symbolizes wealth, abundance, and fertility; the flour crisps, and prosperity, while the plum dressing denotes sweetness and harmonious family relationships. 

TungLok Signatures’ Yu Sheng Salad

Singapore’s famous TungLok Signatures also highlights the quintessential Chinese New Year staple fare.  

The yu sheng salad, which was popularized in Singapore, and known as lo hei in Cantonese, signifies blessings and fortune. Tung Lok’s salad is prepared with salmon, a medley of fresh vegetables, fruits, and other ingredients, each representing a wish during the toss while huat ah! or lo hei! is being recited. It is believed that the higher the toss, the greater will be one’s fortune. For direct reservations, call +63 917 7024024.

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TungLok Signatures’ Prosperity Yu Sheng Salad (P2,888) is available until January 24 and can be shared by a group of six to eight. 

A serving of Red Ginger’s Prosperity Pork Knuckles

The season’s flavors can likewise be savored at Red Ginger until February 5, which offers five auspicious dishes symbolizing fortune, longevity, prosperity, happiness, and harmony. The ala carte dishes are: Fortune Lao Sheng, a chicken salad with plum dressing; Longevity Noodles consisting of egg noodles with crispy pork belly, and quail eggs; braised Prosperity Pork Knuckle with king mushrooms; Happiness Prawn and Squid, a medley stir-fried in curry XO sauce; and for dessert, Harmony Coconut, a mix of coconut jelly and ice cream.

For inquiries and reservations in Crystal Dragon and Red Ginger, call 8800-8080 or e-mail guestservices@cod-manila.com. For more information, visit www.cityofdreamsmanila.com. 

Tags: City of Dreams ManilaTungLok SignaturesYear of the Water Rabbit
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