Sumptuous CNY Delights Plus Other Auspicious Activities At PUTIEN
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Awarded one Michelin star for the fourth consecutive year, PUTIEN will be dishing out a variety of dine-in set meals for every budget and party size, and curating them to include its signatures dishes that represent all the blessings you want for the Lunar New Year.
Tuck into one of the 10 mouthwatering set meals (available now till Feb 9; from $118 for a six-course meal for two, to $888 for a nine-course meal for 10), featuring auspicious dishes like Cordyceps Flower with Sea Cucumber and Fish Maw Thick Soup, Stir Fried Yam and Longevity Noodles.
Immerse yourself in the festivities and take wefies with a roving Cai Shen Ye (God of Fortune) from Jan 17 to 29 on selected dates, and enjoy lion dance performances on Jan 31 at selected timings.
Festive promotions
For each reservation (placed with a $100 non-refundable deposit), guests also get a chance to play Spin-the-Wheel and walk away with sure-win prizes like Spice Mum Sauce, a CNY Gift Box containing PUTIEN’s Mazu Mee Sua, Heng Hwa Bee Hoon and First Harvest Seaweed.
If you’re planning a celebration at home, PUTIEN will also be offering takeaway options for the Prosperity Yu Sheng and Pot of Goodies. Purchase them together and you enjoy 10% off your bill. You can also tapow both dishes on these food delivery platforms: Foodpanda, Grabfood and Deliveroo (except eve of CNY).
To whet your appetite, here’s a little taste of what you can expect at PUTIEN this month.
Prosperity Yu Sheng, from $29.80++ (S) and $49.80++ (L)
This auspicious dish is served with an array of fresh ingredients, and tossed together with premium seafood (your choice of salmon or abalone) and homemade Yu Sheng sauce. Takeout portions are available in Small and Large sizes only.
“Pen Cai” Pot of Goodies ($328++ for 6pax/$498++ for 10pax)
Start the year right with good fortune on your side by indulging in a Pot of Goodies, good for six to 10 people. It features 12 ingredients from sea cucumber to dried clams, scallops, abalone and tiger prawns, all individually cooked, then carefully layered in a pot and simmered in umami stock for eight hours before serving. As cholesterol-laden as it sounds, the dish is meant to foster cohesion, unity and invite prosperity.
Mee Sua for the taking
Take away any size Pen Cai and receive a free pack of smooth handmade Mee Sua. If you charge a Pot of Goodies with an OCBC credit card, you enjoy a complimentary pack of Mazu Mee Sua plus Prosperity Yu Sheng (Small) worth $41.70++.
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