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Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year Roundup of Celebrations in Miami

January 27, 2017 By Eleanor Hoh 2 Comments

Kung Hei Fat Choy!  Since I’m not organizing a Chinese New Year gathering this year, I’ve put together a list of Chinese/Asian restaurants celebrating Year of the Rooster with a Lion Dance or Special Menu or both so you can go and experience it, you’re welcome.  Call them PRIOR to going to avoid disappointment, I’m just the messenger.  I called many of them and gathered information from various sources for your dining pleasure, enjoy!
Rooster
So, what does the Year of the Rooster mean to you?  First, find out if you are a Rooster here and everything you need to know about your characteristics, luck, wealth, work, health and love prospects. I’m a little superstitious about cleaning, so I’ve already done all my cleaning.  On Chinese New Year day, sweeping or cleaning is not a good idea cause you’ll sweep away your good luck!
ImageHowever, if you’re like my hubby and I who’ve seen and done it many times and don’t enjoy all the noise with the clashing cymbals and drums, you can easily cook a few simple dishes like Festive Vegetables, Dumplings which resemble gold ingots and will bring prosperity, so definitely have some of those and you can’t celebrate Chinese New Year without making Pineapple Fried Rice.

Festive Vegetables
Crispy Dumplings
Pineapple Fried Rice
Pineapple Fried Rice
Bamboo Garden
Lion Dance, Feb.3 @7pm and @7:30pm
Regular menu
Black Brick
No Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28
Family style dinner, $65pp with 2 person order minimum
Da Tang Unique
Click on link to find out how to win a trip for 2 to China!
Lion Dance, NY’s eve, Fri. 1/27 @9pm
$55 pp for 8 course menu
Sugar at East Miami Hotel, Brickell City Centre
https://miami.eventful.com/events/celebrate-chinese-new-year-east-miami-/E0-001-099621380-3
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @10pm
Special Menu $120pp
Gold Marquess
Lion Dance Sat. 1/28 and Sun. 1/29 at 7pm
Special Occasion one-pot special for 10 people at $288
Holiday menu through Feb.10
Hakkasan
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 at 8:45pm starting at Bleau Bar in the Hotel lobby and end at Hakkasan
$128pp
Mandarin Oriental
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 at 7pm in hotel lobby
Dine at La Mar, no set menu
Now and Zen
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @7:30pm and 8pm
Special menu $90pp
Pine Court Bistro
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @11:45am
Set dinner $288 – 8 people
Talde
No Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28
$49 4-course prix fixe
Kon Chau
Lion Dance, Sunday 1/29 @12pm
Regular menu
Silver Pond
Lion Dance, Feb.3 @6pm
TBA menu
Tony Chan’s Water Club
Lion Dance, Friday, 1/27 @8:30pm and Saturday 1/28 @8pm
Regular menu
 
 
 
 
 
 

Filed Under: blog, Chinese New Year Tagged With: "Chinese food", "Lion Dance", "miami restaurants", "Year of Rooster", Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year Roundup of Celebrations in Miami

January 27, 2017 By Eleanor Hoh 2 Comments

Kung Hei Fat Choy!  Since I’m not organizing a Chinese New Year gathering this year, I’ve put together a list of Chinese/Asian restaurants celebrating Year of the Rooster with a Lion Dance or Special Menu or both so you can go and experience it, you’re welcome.  Call them PRIOR to going to avoid disappointment, I’m just the messenger.  I called many of them and gathered information from various sources for your dining pleasure, enjoy!
Rooster
So, what does the Year of the Rooster mean to you?  First, find out if you are a Rooster here and everything you need to know about your characteristics, luck, wealth, work, health and love prospects. I’m a little superstitious about cleaning, so I’ve already done all my cleaning.  On Chinese New Year day, sweeping or cleaning is not a good idea cause you’ll sweep away your good luck!
ImageHowever, if you’re like my hubby and I who’ve seen and done it many times and don’t enjoy all the noise with the clashing cymbals and drums, you can easily cook a few simple dishes like Festive Vegetables, Dumplings which resemble gold ingots and will bring prosperity, so definitely have some of those and you can’t celebrate Chinese New Year without making Pineapple Fried Rice.

Festive Vegetables
Crispy Dumplings
Pineapple Fried Rice
Pineapple Fried Rice
Bamboo Garden
Lion Dance, Feb.3 @7pm and @7:30pm
Regular menu
Black Brick
No Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28
Family style dinner, $65pp with 2 person order minimum
Da Tang Unique
Click on link to find out how to win a trip for 2 to China!
Lion Dance, NY’s eve, Fri. 1/27 @9pm
$55 pp for 8 course menu
Sugar at East Miami Hotel, Brickell City Centre
https://miami.eventful.com/events/celebrate-chinese-new-year-east-miami-/E0-001-099621380-3
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @10pm
Special Menu $120pp
Gold Marquess
Lion Dance Sat. 1/28 and Sun. 1/29 at 7pm
Special Occasion one-pot special for 10 people at $288
Holiday menu through Feb.10
Hakkasan
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 at 8:45pm starting at Bleau Bar in the Hotel lobby and end at Hakkasan
$128pp
Mandarin Oriental
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 at 7pm in hotel lobby
Dine at La Mar, no set menu
Now and Zen
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @7:30pm and 8pm
Special menu $90pp
Pine Court Bistro
Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28 @11:45am
Set dinner $288 – 8 people
Talde
No Lion Dance, Sat. 1/28
$49 4-course prix fixe
Kon Chau
Lion Dance, Sunday 1/29 @12pm
Regular menu
Silver Pond
Lion Dance, Feb.3 @6pm
TBA menu
Tony Chan’s Water Club
Lion Dance, Friday, 1/27 @8:30pm and Saturday 1/28 @8pm
Regular menu
 
 
 
 
 
 

Filed Under: blog, Chinese New Year Tagged With: "Chinese food", "Lion Dance", "miami restaurants", "Year of Rooster", Chinese New Year

HOH WOK CLUB: Year of Monkey at BAZI

March 5, 2016 By Eleanor Hoh Leave a Comment

This year’s HOH WOK CLUB’s annual gathering to celebrate Chinese New Year was a huge success with food and cocktails overflowing. Thanks to BAZI and all who came, it was like a big private party except Chef Mike Pirolo and his team did all the work, so I could hang and enjoy!   So happy my sister, Valerie and her husband, Dennis were able to join us, at least I had one family member with me.
Feast your eyes on this food gallery, I already posted everything you need to know about BAZI in a post here.  Don’t miss Chef Mike Pirolo’s video below describing his BAZI concept! Also go check one of my fav Wok Stars, blogger and super photographer, Brenda Benoit’s post here.
If you missed this outstanding fun celebration, stay tuned for upcoming HOH WOK CLUB gatherings!  Numerous Asian inspired restaurants have popped up in Miami and I’d like to introduce you to them.  Sign up for my free newsletter in right sidebar so you’ll get first dibs into these events.

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Full house at my HOH WOK CLUB’s Chinese New Year celebration at BAZI!
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Chef Mike Pirolo and yours truly!
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Appetizer: Braised mustard green salad with creamy ginger dressing and crispy shallots topped with duck and cranberries.
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HOH WOK CLUB: special 3 course menu created by Chef Mike Pirolo.
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2nd course: Chicken with fermented black beans and chives with sweet potato filled dumpling, everyone’s fav!
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My Asian chick buddies, Sze Liu (my online marketing/web goddess) and yoga wear Space Cat founder, Yumi Miyanishi.
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Special Chinese New Year cocktail created for our event!
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Main course: Communal sharing was quite a challenge with the longevity noodles, snow peas, chicken and red peppers and snapper with braised cabbage! Great way to get folks interacting, ha, ha!
HohWokClub-Bazi-ChineseNewYear-dessert
Dessert: top is chocolate bowl with passion fruit and Thai basil anglaise and pan dan rice pudding with fried banana, candied cashew and lemon grass caramel, ooh la, la!
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Happy to share Wok Star Jocelyn’s birthday!
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Thanks to Jacqueline Pirolo (Mike’s sister) for her tireless patience and making this event go smoothly! Ask for her if you want to put on an event at BAZI, she’s the deal!
 

Bazi Restaurant at the Marlin Hotel
1200 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, Fl 33139
(305) 695-0101

Hours

Sunday – Thursday 6pm – 11pm
Friday & Saturday 6pm – 12am
Bar opens daily at 5pm

Bazi Miami Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato

Filed Under: "Hoh Wok Club", blog, Chinese New Year, Miami Events Tagged With: "Asian fusion", "Chef Mike Pirolo", "HOH WOK CLUB", "miami events", Chinese New Year

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