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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Emirates has introduced exquisitely crafted festive snacks on selected routes during the Lunar New Year period. ...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Team
 
Emirates has introduced exquisitely crafted festive snacks on selected routes during the Lunar New Year period.

Emirates Economy Class Chinese New Year meal. (Photo / Emirates, same applies below)

From February 15 to 18, Business and First Class passengers can enjoy Chinese delicacies such as shrimp and vegetable yuanbao, four-happiness meatballs with bok choy in braised sauce, and coconut sago pudding in one of seven Emirates Airport Lounges at Dubai International Airport before their flight.

Emirates Business Class Chinese New Year meal.

Between February 15 and 17, Emirates celebrates the Lunar New Year with passengers on flights from Dubai to Taipei. In addition to Asian-inspired inflight meals, passengers in all classes can enjoy special festive desserts.

Dubai International Airport Lounge Chinese New Year menu.

First Class passengers can sip coffee or tea while enjoying the season-limited white peach macaron after their meal; Business Class passengers can indulge in a light citrus cake with candied orange made with seasonal citrus fruits; and Economy Class passengers can also look forward to a refreshing citrus-inspired treat.

First Class Chinese New Year limited-edition snacks.

Emirates, in keeping with its tradition of designing special meals for major holidays such as Christmas, India’s Diwali, and Munich’s Oktoberfest, offers season-limited delicacies on selected routes from Dubai to Asia during the Lunar New Year.
 

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