It's the tradition of Syeun Hotel Ipoh to usher in the Lunar New Year and celebrate it in grand style on the 3rd lunar day and 2019 is no exception. International champion troupe from Ipoh Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association brought in four lions and a golden dragon, putting up a flawless lion & dragon dance ... continue reading »

In the blink of an eye, it is time to usher in a new lunar year: the Year of the Boar. It's going to be the start of a long season of festive celebration, and of course, it begins with and revolves around FOOD! If you are in Ipoh during this time of the year, you'd ... continue reading »

Chinese New Year reunion dinners used to be only held on the eve of the Lunar New Year, and somehow, all family members have to rush home to be with their elders to sit down for a traditional meal. Well, thanks to a modern mindset, nowadays CNY reunion needn't be conventional. As long as family members ... continue reading »

With two pairs of ferocious lions and a fiery dragon dancing to the rhythm of clashing cymbals and banging drums, Syeun Hotel Ipoh ushered in the Year of the Earth Dog on the third day of the Lunar New Year. Joining in the annual celebration were the proprietors, business partners, associates, management, staff, guests and ... continue reading »

The Lunar New Year is just around the corner and Chinese people are making plans to go home for reunion with the family, marked with a scrumptious dinner. In the old days, these meaningful dinners were taken at home but modern families opt to celebrate at restaurants and hotels to avoid the hassle of mass cooking, ... continue reading »

It is a brand new year again according to the Chinese Lunar Calendar. Day 3 of the Year of the fiery Rooster saw me joining in the hour-long celebration of Spring Festival at Syeun Hotel Ipoh. It has become the tradition of Syeun Hotel, one of the premier hotels in Ipoh, to usher in the New ... continue reading »

It is the tradition of Syeun Hotel Ipoh to host a Chinese New Year celebration on the third day of the Lunar New Year, usually with a double lion and a dragon dance performance. The celebration is open to the hotel directors, management, staff, guests and also members of the public who would like to join ... continue reading »