Chinese New Year's Eve Bash Kicks Off Limited Time Chinese New Years Menu Additions, Year of the Rooster Cocktails & Lovers Tasting Menu. One of the largest holiday celebrations worldwide, Chinese New Year lasts for 15 days and signifies the reunion and celebration of family. The new Year of the Rooster (Chinese calendar year 4702), will begin on Wednesday, February 9th, 2005. In honor of this event, Peking Toms, an award-winning Chinese restaurant developed by the Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group, will throw its second annual Chinese New Years Eve Bash on Tuesday, February 8th, 2005 at 8pm. The New Year party will feature a traditional Chinese Lion Head Dance, where a serpentine-like Chinese Lion will dance, jump and wind its way through the dining room and bar to the beat of pounding drums, bright colors and lively sounds in this authentic Chinese dance for luck.
Boston, MA (PRWEB) January 26, 2005 -- One of the largest holiday celebrations worldwide, Chinese New Year lasts for 15 days and signifies the reunion and celebration of family. The new Year of the Rooster (Chinese calendar year 4702), will begin on Wednesday, February 9th, 2005. In honor of this event, Peking Toms, an award-winning Chinese restaurant developed by the Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group, will throw its second annual Chinese New Years Eve Bash on Tuesday, February 8th, 2005 at 8pm. The New Year party will feature a traditional Chinese Lion Head Dance, where a serpentine-like Chinese Lion will dance, jump and wind its way through the dining room and bar to the beat of pounding drums, bright colors and lively sounds in this authentic Chinese dance for luck.
Peking Toms continues its Chinese New Year celebration through Sunday, February 27th with special menu additions and Rooster-themed cocktails such as ‘Cocky Bastard and ‘Rise & Shiner. A special 3-course lovers tasting will be available Valentines Day as well.
Peking Toms has been described as big from the get-go" (Bon Appetite) where tiki meets cheeky" (Zagat Guide) in a sexy lounge with great food where traditional Chinese dishes are given a gourmet makeover" (Boston Magazines Concierge). Where upscale versions of such classics as sticky spare ribs and crab rangoon are entirely finger-lickable in their own right at the hippest HUH in the Hub" (Boston Globe), Peking Toms was recently awarded Best Group Dining 2004 by Boston Magazine, Best After Work Cocktails 2004 & Best New Concept 2003 by The Improper Bostonian.
About Peking Toms
Peking Toms gives traditional Chinese dishes a gourmet makeover in a fun and stylish lounge atmosphere. Extensive wine and sake lists, along with exotic Chinese cocktails such as Mai Tais and Honey Dew Melon Mojitos, complete this unique dining experience. Lunch served weekly until 2:30 p.m., late night dining until 1:00 a.m., cocktails until 2:00 a.m. Across from The Good Life in Downtown Crossing, Peking Toms is located at 25 Kingston Street, Boston, MA, 02111, and is easily accessible via the MBTA Orange Line - Downtown Crossing, Green Line – Park Street, or Red Line - South Station. Please call 617.482.6282 for reservations or visit www.pekingtom.com for more information. Group reservations are available.
About Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group
Since 1993, the Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group has been successfully creating unique and entertaining establishments across Boston. The goal of the EDL Restaurant Group is to produce high quality, fun establishments with three things in common - great food, interesting drinks, and deep community ties. Current locations include Peking Toms in Downtown Crossing (www.pekingtom.com), The Blarney Stone in Dorchester (www.blarneystoneboston.com), The 21st Amendment in Beacon Hill (www.21stboston.com), The Paramount on Charles Street (www.paramountboston.com), and West on Centre in West Roxbury (www.westoncentreboston.com).
For press inquiries, please contact:
Monica Hargis | Director of Marketing & Events | The Eat Drink Laugh Restaurant Group
Tel: 617.778.0503 ~ Fax: 617.778.7829
Email: monica@pekingtom.com
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