Gros Bao
The Bao Family is going all out for the Lunar New Year with an amazing celebration at their legendary restaurant in Canal Saint-Martin: Gros Bao. Mark your calendars for February 17th, the day we ring in the new year, to enjoy a unique traditional menu that will make your plates dance: shrimp spring rolls; beef baos or a veggie version with pumpkin; Sichuan-style broccolini; Pulled Duck and pancakes (a must-try); Shanghai-style noodles; and for dessert, a mini chocolate bao, a limited edition created especially for the Lunar New Year.
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Lunar New Year by Bao Family
Gros Bao
72, quai de Jemmapes – 10th
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
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Sobremesa
This is the go-to spot in the neighborhood that never gets old! Sobremesa delights the entire 18th district with delicious plates that boast Asian influences and carefully selected natural wines. The restaurant often welcomes guest chefs, and for the Lunar New Year, Chef Rachel Shan Jiang will be tantalizing our taste buds. Hailing from Northeast China and with experience in prestigious Michelin-starred kitchens, she now explores the cultural bridges between cuisine, ceramics, and tea, blending French techniques into her Chinese cooking. On the menu? Lo Hei chicken, shredded chicken scented with lemon, peanuts, and ginger; Jiao Zi, steamed dumplings filled with pork and cho...
Chinese hot pot ; Sichuan pepper steam buns ; Lion's Head braised pork meatballs with a salty duck egg yolk ; sticky rice with crab wrapped in a lotus leaf ; and for a sweet touch, Tang Yuan, glutinous rice pearls filled with sesame paste, caramel, and Sichuan pepper.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Sobremesa
127, rue Caulaincourt – 18e
From February 17 to 21, 2026
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Café Isaka
For everyone who loves to enjoy ice creams year-round: Café Isaka presents a special flavor for the New Year of the Fire Horse. Welcome the fresh and comforting mandarin sorbet bursting with fruit and oolong tea. Fun fact: mandarin is the ultimate lucky fruit, symbolizing fortune and prosperity. It’s a must-have during Lunar New Year celebrations. All combined with the floral sweetness of oolong tea to create the perfect balance.
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Café Isaka
9, rue Thérèse – 1er
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The Belleville Food Market
On February 19, the Boulevard de Belleville will become the lively gathering spot for lovers of Asian street food to celebrate the Lunar New Year. A brand-new edition of the Food Market just the way we like it, fully immersed in a sea of red lanterns, spicy scents, and authentic flavors. Around fifteen carefully selected food vendors will showcase the best of Asian cuisine. Do you enjoy crispy, stewed, or sticky dishes? You're in for a treat! Picture this: hundreds of dumplings from Ravioli Nord-Est, steaming hot momos from Jatra, delicious bánh mì from Coupi Bar, Taiwanese fried chicken from Bopome, and an explosive collaboration between the group Panda Panda and Asahi beer. And that's just a sneak peek…
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Food Market Lunar New Year
Boulevard de Belleville (between Couronnes and Ménilmontant)
Thursday, February 19, 2026, from 6 PM to 10:30 PM
Free entry
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Mr Chow
Intimate venue of the Panda Panda group, Mr Chow is teaming up with the brand Vanessa Wu for Lunar New Year and offers Parisians an exclusive festive dinner. Join us on February 17 for a five-course meal, served to 70 guests, to (re)discover Chinese cuisine the Panda Panda way. For this event, Vanessa Wu is unveiling a new edition of her iconic SWIFT pair, dressed in a deep red, an emblematic color of China, symbolizing luck, prosperity, and renewal.
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Mr. Chow x Vanessa Wu
12, rue Delambre – 14th
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
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