Lunar New Year is fast approaching, and that means family bonding and living the spirit of giving between family and friends. Cooking up a Lunar New Year feast can be quite time-consuming, and making restaurant reservations at that time of year is a hassle!
Instead of toiling yourself in the kitchen or making endless phone calls to secure reservations, 7-Eleven has a perfect solution to make your Lunar New Year extra special. The popular convenience store is launching a Lunar New Year Pre-order programme to save everyone some time and hassle.
Essentials from Peach Garden, Eu Yan Sang and Bee Cheng Hiang – all of them brands that come to mind during Lunar New Year preparation – are now readily available for ordering and collection at your nearest 7-Eleven store around the clock.
Their range of pre-order items includes traditional Lunar New Year delicacies bound to satisfy hungry tummies, wonderful gift ideas, and kitchen gadgets for cooking up a memorable family feast!
Hassle-free and delicious signature delicacies from Peach Garden
The pre-order programme offers a variety of dishes from Peach Garden at the same price, available from now till 22 February 2021. Using the finest ingredients, these dishes are not only tasty but they also save kitchen prep time, freeing you up for quality family time.
Exclusively for 7-Eleven customers, enjoy free delivery and receive a S$25 Peach Garden dining voucher to be used at their restaurants upon a minimum spend of S$80 on Peach Garden pre-order sets! Opt to self-collect the order and receive a free Traditional Nian Gao (worth S$24.40) and a S$25 Peach Garden dining voucher. For pre-orders below S$80, only the self-collection option is available.
No Lunar New Year is complete without the widely enjoyed tradition that is lo hei! Remember to pre-order a set of Smoked Salmon Yu Sheng. Depending on the group size, select from two options: the large size serves 8 – 10 pax at S$108 (before GST) whilst the small one serves 3 – 4 pax at S$78 (before GST).
Made using premium smoked salmon, this iconic combo of delicious ingredients will get your new year off to an auspicious start.
Dig into this new creation from Peach Garden this year – the Premium Seafood Pen Cai with Signature Shark’s Bone Cartilage Broth S$428 (before GST). This claypot serves 6 pax and is filled to the brim with goodies including lobster, sea cucumber, and Australian scallops.
The generous portion of seafood and vegetables is braised in a tasty shark bone cartilage broth that is boiled gently for hours to achieve the sauce’s umami flavour and silky consistency.
For the ultimate family feast, you cannot go wrong with the Fortune Treasures Set S$538 (before GST). Save S$115.97 and treat 8 – 10 pax to this indulgent selection that comprises a Deluxe Pen Cai, Emperor Chicken, Fried Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausage and Traditional Nian Gao. With this set, everyone leaves reunion dinner filled up and happy!
For the complete list of 27 Peach Garden items available for pre-order, go to 7-Eleven’s website.
Gift packs and hampers
7-Eleven is also offering a selection of gift ideas to share with your friends, family, colleagues or business partners from Eu Yan Sang and Bee Cheng Hiang.
The limited-edition Eu Yan Sang Hamper of Success (S$128, Usual Price S$148) contains an array of premium delicacies including six bottles of snow fungus with bird’s nest (70g), a can of superior braised Japanese golden abalone (425g) and a can of premium scallop fish broth/fish maw soup (425g). It’s the perfect gift to carry well wishes and good luck for the upcoming year.
Consider classic Singaporean snacks too, from Bee Cheng Hiang. The Bak Kwa Bundle (S$80) boasts local favourites including the signature Sliced Pork (280g), Pork Floss (210g), Original Mini Crunchies (60g), Cereal Mini Crunchies (60g), Kuih Bangkit (110g) and Prawn Rolls (300g).
Gift friends and relatives, or simply treat yourself and the family over the festive period with this selection of addictive snacks.
For full details and product listings, go to 7-Eleven’s official website.
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