Lunar New Year at Treasury Brisbane
Luke Nguyen's eatery is serving up banquets for two, complete with scallop dumplings and Vietnamese coffee tiramisu.
Overview
Sometimes, celebrating a big occasion means gathering the gang. This Lunar New Year, marking the Year of the Dragon, Brisbane isn't short on spots to party — and eat and drink — in a crowd. But if you're after a tasty two-person feast to usher in the new lunar calendar, Luke Nguyen's Fat Noodle has you covered.
The Treasury eatery is serving up banquets for couples — whether you're dining with a date or a mate — starting with scallop dumplings. You'll also tuck into green mango salad with peanuts, chicken fried rice and seafood sour soup, plus caramelised pork belly. And for dessert? Vietnamese coffee tiramisu.
Running from Thursday, February 1–Thursday, February 29, Fat Noodle's Lunar New Year banquets cost $88.
The feasts are just one part of the full Treasury shindig, which also includes a wishing tree, so you can place your hopes and dreams for the year ahead; red packets containing special treats, as long as you dine at either Fat Noodle or Mei Wei; and lion dances from 7.30pm on from Friday, February 9–Monday, February 12, and also Saturday, February 24.
And, dragon-themed cocktails are also on offer at Fat Noodle, Mei Wei and Ryan's on the Park.
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