Spice Temple Lunar New Year Banquet Menu 2022
01 - 13 February 2022 | 5 min read | cost: Adult: $139 | website: https://www.spicetemple.com.au/ | address: 10 Bligh St Sydney NSW 2000 Australiapublished: 04 Jan 2022
Spice Temple is celebrating the Lunar New Year celebrations with a feast of auspicious dishes.
Executive Chef Andy Evans has curated a multi-course menu that has food symbolism at the fore: purse-shaped pipis that represent fortune, fish that symbolises life and abundance, eggs that signify fertility, and red ingredients that stand for prosperity and happiness.
The Chinese banquet menu costs $139 per person, including a Tiger cocktail on arrival.
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01 - 13 February 2022 | 5 min read | cost: Adult: $139 | website: https://www.spicetemple.com.au/ | address: 10 Bligh St Sydney NSW 2000 AustraliaSpice Temple Lunar New Year Banquet Menu 2022 in plain text
Spice Temple Lunar New Year Banquet Menu 2022 | 01 Feb 2022 - 13 Feb 2022 | 5 min read | cost: Adult: $139 | website: https://www.spicetemple.com.au/ Spice Temple is celebrating the Lunar New Year celebrations with a feast of auspicious dishes. Executive Chef Andy Evans has curated a multi-course menu that has food symbolism at the fore: purse-shaped pipis that represent fortune, fish that symbolises life and abundance, eggs that signify fertility, and red ingredients that stand for prosperity and happiness. The Chinese banquet menu costs $139 per person, including a Tiger cocktail on arrival.
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Spice Temple is celebrating the Lunar New Year celebrations with a feast of auspicious dishes.
Executive Chef Andy Evans has curated a multi-course menu that has food symbolism at the fore: purse-shaped pipis that represent fortune, fish that symbolises life and abundance, eggs that signify fertility, and red ingredients that stand for prosperity and happiness.
The Chinese banquet menu costs $139 per person, including a Tiger cocktail on arrival.