Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

Miami Welcomes the Year of the Snake at 1-800-Lucky

Miami’s Third Annual Lunar New Year Event Promises a Culinary Adventure and Cultural Delights

Mark your calendars for February 1, 2025, as Miami’s premier Asian food hall, 1-800-Lucky, hosts its highly anticipated Third Annual Lunar New Year celebration. Honoring the Year of the Snake, this exciting event, running from 12 PM to 6 PM, invites families and food enthusiasts alike to indulge in a unique blend of culinary experiences, cultural traditions, and community spirit.

"Lunar New Year is a time of renewal and celebration, and this year’s event promises to be more vibrant than ever. The Year of the Snake invites us to embrace wisdom and grace, and we are thrilled to offer new experiences that honor our rich cultural heritage.”

Gaby Chiriboga, Founder of 1-800-Lucky

Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

A Feast for the Senses

Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

Tickets, priced at $65 (available via Eventbrite HERE), include a traditional red envelope symbolizing good fortune and protection, access to an array of dishes celebrating the rich tapestry of Asian culture, and a signature Lucky New Year Cocktail to toast the occasion.

Culinary Highlights

Indulge in a flavorful journey with dishes symbolizing good fortune and prosperity:

  • Gold Marquess: Longevity Noodles – Lo mein with grilled onion, peppers, and broccoli

  • Yip: Dumplings – Xiao long bao, savory steamed pork dumplings filled with broth

  • Arigato Baby!: Tangyuan – Sweet onigiri rice pudding with whipped cream, fresh fruit, and yuzu caramel

  • Jeepney: Good Fortune Fruit – Chocolate-covered lychee

  • B-Side Sushi: Fish – Salmon tartar on crispy rice with red onions, capers, and togarashi seasoning

  • Sili: Lumpia (Spring Rolls) – Heritage pork and shrimp rolls with sweet and sour dipping sauce

Each dish is thoughtfully crafted to honor the traditions of Lunar New Year, blending symbolism with exquisite flavors.

Tradition Meets Festivity

Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

At 3:30 PM, the celebration crescendos with a traditional Lion Dance performance by Lee Koon Hung Kung Fu. This awe-inspiring spectacle, with roots dating back thousands of years, symbolizes good fortune, the warding off of evil spirits, and unity within the community. The dynamic choreography and rhythmic drumming will leave guests captivated while ushering in a prosperous year ahead.

Experience Miami’s AAPI Culture

Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

1-800-Lucky has been a cornerstone of Miami’s vibrant cultural scene since 2017, offering a unique space where cuisine and community converge. The food hall, home to vendors like B-Side by Itamae (helmed by James Beard semifinalist Valerie Chang) and Jeepney (from celebrated NYC restaurateur Nicole Ponseca), showcases an exceptional blend of culinary expertise and innovation.

Beyond its food offerings, the venue features two full bars, a karaoke lounge, the Lucky Record Shop, and live music performances, creating an immersive and lively atmosphere.

A Celebration of Community

Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-Lucky
Lunar New Year Celebration at 1-800-LuckyPhoto Credit: Deyson Rodriguez

This event goes beyond dining, serving as a celebration of Miami’s AAPI communities and their contributions to the city’s cultural mosaic. Through engaging events like the Lunar New Year celebration, 1-800-Lucky fosters connections, promotes unity, and shares the joy of tradition with the broader community.

Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the wisdom, grace, and prosperity of the Year of the Snake.

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