Reunion
Lacquered duck, hand-pleated dumplings, and eight-course prosperity sets — no banquet hall, no three-day prep window.
Trusted by 400+ families · 3 CNY seasons · Halal & Vegetarian options
Tap any dish to see ingredients, allergens, and a 45-second plating reel. Sold-out ribbons are real — we cap every item.
72-hour air-dried and lacquered with three coats of maltose. Served with hand-rolled pancakes and house hoisin.
Steamed to the moment over boiling water, finished tableside with sizzling scallion oil. A prosperity symbol.
Each dumpling is pleated with 16 folds — a technique that holds the soup inside. Boiled or pan-fried to order.
Eight ingredients for eight blessings. Slow-braised for four hours in a Zisha clay pot that retains heat through dinner.
Pan-fried until golden, stacked into a tower. Nian Gao means "year higher" — a sweet wish for elevation in the new year.
Four-hour braise in Shaoxing wine and rock sugar. The fat melts, the skin shimmers. A dish that earns silence at the table.
All items prepared fresh on-site. Delivery window: Jan 27–29, 2025 (CNY Eve + Day 1–2).
Every table is different. Every set is curated to match.
The dinner Grandma would approve of.
Includes handwritten blessing card and red envelope set
Eight courses. Eight blessings. One unforgettable eve.
Includes branded lacquer box, serving vessels, and tableside setup guide
For long tables, charity galas, and office 年夜饭.
Dedicated event manager · Custom dietary accommodations · Gala-ready presentation
Not sure which set fits your table?
Take the 2-minute quiz →Five questions. Two minutes. A personalized set recommendation for your table.
Household size · Dietary needs · Formality · Hero dish · Date
"We've done Reunion for three years now. My mother tasted the lacquered duck and asked who we hired to cook. When I said it was delivered, she went quiet — and then asked for the number."