Our first edition of Vancouver Eats for 2026 is serving up delicious winter menus, cozy openings and activities to be found around the region. We’ve curated a full list of our newest culinary favourites, returning events, along with notable limited edition dishes around Metro Vancouver.

Vancouver’s iconic fusion of cultures, Gung Haggis Fat Choy, is back again to usher in the Year of the Horse with kilts, dragon dances, chopsticks, bagpipes, and dim sum on February 1, 2026.

The Chinatown Spring Festival Parade in Vancouver is happening on Sunday, February 2nd to celebrate the Lunar New Year and welcome the Year of the Snake.

Beaucoup Bakery is launching a special Lunar New Year collection of limited-edition pastries, cookies, and cakes in collaborations with Chinatown BBQ and Holy Duck Chili Oil.

Metropolis at Metrotown celebrates the Lunar New Year January 13 to February 16, 2025 with a Chef Series, lion dance class, free cultural workshops, and more

The Lantern City installations for the Lunar New Year return to five sites around Vancouver for the Year of the Snake, January 29 to February 18, 2025.

As we welcome 2025 and the Lunar New Year in Vancouver, we’ve curated a list of winter culinary favourites, pop-ups, along with notable limited edition menus in Metro Vancouver for our monthly food feature.

Blending both Chinese and Scottish traditions Gung Haggis Fat Choy is an unforgettable intercultural celebration January 26th in Vancouver.

Welcome the Year of the Dragon with community celebrations, the parade in Chinatown, workshopsm and events all around Vancouver for Lunar New Year

The Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver is celebrating its first Lunar New Year February 10-11, 2024 with workshops, tea tastings, and more.