Solaire Resort is set to welcome the Year of the Horse with a series of Lunar New Year celebrations highlighting strength, prosperity, and renewal across its Entertainment City and Solaire Resort North properties.

In a statement issued on 26 January, Solaire said the festivities will feature traditional rituals, cultural performances, themed dining experiences, and curated Lunar New Year hampers designed to honor heritage while embracing modern expressions of celebration.

On 17 February, guests can take part in auspicious Lunar New Year activities, including Dragon and Lion Dance performances and a Fortune God appearance, marking the official start of the celebrations. The resort said these symbolic events aim to usher in good fortune, unity, and optimism for the year ahead.

Dining offerings take center stage throughout the season, with several restaurants presenting Lunar New Year–inspired menus. At Red Lantern in Solaire Resort Entertainment City, guests can enjoy a refined dim sum buffet featuring Crystal Lobster Dumpling Shuijing Xiajiao and the signature Hong Hong Huo Huo wok-fried lobster, dishes traditionally associated with prosperity and success.

Other dining options include a Chinese-inspired afternoon tea at Oasis Garden Cafe, hot pot selections and East Asian specialties at House of Zhou, and a Chinese-themed buffet at Fresh, featuring seasonal favorites meant for group gatherings and family reunions.

Solaire is also offering Lunar New Year hampers for guests wishing to share festive blessings with loved ones and business partners. The hampers, available in three collections priced from P6,888 to P78,888, include items such as abalone, bird’s nest with rock sugar, dried Chinese dates, premium wine, and other symbolic delicacies associated with abundance and good fortune.

At Solaire Resort North, celebrations extend to nightly light and sound displays at Mangrove, inspired by the movement and energy of the Horse. Signature festive dishes such as roasted Peking duck and suckling pig are also featured, alongside live cooking stations and lobster feasts at Fresh.

Solaire said the Lunar New Year offerings reflect its commitment to creating meaningful experiences rooted in tradition, culture, and togetherness as guests welcome the Year of the Horse.