Best Chinese New Year Dessert Singapore: CNY Goody
Discover Sweet Endings That Belong on Every Reunion Table This Chinese New Year Singapore 2026
Vineyard at Hortpark | 2026
Chinese New Year offers no shortage of opportunities for sweets. During CNY, dessert moves beyond a treat and becomes a goody tied to meaning. In Singapore, festive tables lean toward premium, handmade Chinese New Year dessert items with delicate texture and clear flavour. These CNY goodies signal prosperity, joy, and smooth beginnings for the lunar new year. Many families gift Chinese New Year goodies as a gesture of care and celebration.
Restaurants follow the same rhythm. CNY set menus often close with refined sweets that balance rich dishes. For CNY goodies Singapore diners expect, dessert completes the moment and seals the celebration. Here's a guide to one must try restaurant with good dessert that is part of auspicious CNY set menu.
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Why Desserts are Sought-After during CNY
Vineyard at Hortpark Chinese New Year Operating Hours:
16 February (CNY Eve) – Dinner Service Closed
17 February (CNY Day 1) – Closed All Day
18 February (CNY Day 2) – Open as Usual
Overview: Why Desserts Are Sought-After CNY Goodies in Singapore?
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Desserts have always been the another highlight of Chinese New Year. And for CNY 2026, they remain the most sought-after festive goodies. Different countries have their individual take when it come to this goodies. Some buttery cakes and crisp cookies to aromatic tarts or the famous mooncakes as a traditional Chinese new year baked items. You can also heard Nian gao famous in China as new year cake and also called “tikoy” in Philippines.
These treats balance sweetness and traditions, from the places they are known for. Many are inspired by family recipes and handcraft techniques, or even generations. Traditional CNY snacks carry symbolic meaning, while modern creations add addictive twist. In general this are perfect for gifting or sharing at a gathering. This desserts embody abundance, joy, and the spirit of celebration.
Modern CNY Dessert at Vineyard at Hortpark Chinese New Year Set Menu
As the Lunar New Year approaches, the lush, verdant escape of Vineyard at HortPark invites diners to welcome the Year of the Horse with a sophisticated culinary journey. While the reunion feast is often defined by its savory centerpieces, this year’s buzz surrounds the "Sweet Blessings". Two meticulously and modern crafted desserts that serve as more than just a final course; they are edible wishes for the year ahead.
The Sweet Blessings of Prosperity
The highlight of Vineyard’s festive offering is the choice between two desserts, each designed to balance the palate while honoring deep-rooted traditions of auspiciousness.
1. Coconut & Mango Panna Cotta
With Pomelo, Strawberries, and Lychee Boba This dish is a vibrant "sweet ending of prosperity and joy." The mango and coconut base offers a gold-and-white palette, colors traditionally associated with wealth and purity. The addition of pomelo is highly symbolic; the Cantonese word for pomelo sounds like "to have," signifying abundance. The lychee boba adds a modern, playful pop of sweetness, ensuring the year starts with a burst of happiness.
2. Mandarin–Yuzu Sorbet
With Fresh Orange, Goji Berries, and Osmanthus Jelly For those seeking a refreshing palate cleanser, this sorbet is a "bright blessing of happiness and good fortune." Mandarin oranges are the ultimate symbol of tangerines (luck) and gold. The inclusion of osmanthus jelly adds a floral elegance. Osmanthus is often linked to "nobility" and "preciousness" in Chinese culture while the goji berries offer a nod to longevity and health.
The Full Festive Lunar New Year Menu
Introducing Vineyard at Hortpark CNY Set Menu to start luxurious celebration of togetherness before indulging with our sweet treats. Priced at an attractive $35 for 2 courses or $45 for 3 courses. Use this link for the full menu coverage
Note: The CNY set menu is available for lunch. Dinner may be available for large group bookings, but subject to availability. Families can schedule or book lunchtime gatherings for early reunion celebrations.
Auspicious Beginnings
The meal commences with starters designed to invite luck into the new year:
Prosperity Smoked Salmon Salad: A refreshing take on the traditional toss, featuring crispy taro and a tangy ume dressing. A true symbol of abundance.
Golden Pumpkin Seafood Soup (+$3): Featuring blue swimmer crab and fish maw, this golden broth represents a wish for wealth and physical strength.
Forest Mushroom Pâté (V): Earthy flavors with tea-smoked mushroom dust, symbolizing stability for the months to follow.
Reunion & Main Prosperity
The main courses bridge the gap between French-inspired techniques and Chinese festive ingredients:
Longevity Linguine with Tiger Prawn: Served in a rich XO sauce, the noodles are kept uncut, a vital tradition representing a long and healthy life.
36-Hour Red-Braised Beef Cheek (+$5): A tender, melt-in-the-mouth dish paired with ginger-carrot mousseline, representing depth and abundance.
Five-Spice Duck Risotto: A clever, festive interpretation of traditional celebratory roast meats.
Savoy Cabbage Roulade (V): A plant-forward option symbolizing renewal and harmony.
Available starting 2 February, 2026 lunch. Vineyard at HortPark offers the perfect garden setting for a quiet reunion or a stylish corporate lunch. Amidst the greenery of the Southern Ridges, these "Sweet Blessings" are the definitive way to toast to a fruitful 2026. Reserve Your Table: Experience the harmony of tradition and nature this Chinese New Year at Vineyard at Hortpark.
33 Hyderabad Road, #02-02, HortPark, Singapore 119578