Ni hao! Gung Hay Fat Choy! (snort)

By anne
February 23, 2007 - 00:50.

Can you imagine a cuter confection? Thanks to Shanghainese friend Heidi, our little group at Seafood Palace last night found ourselves in possession of desserts that smiled back. We couldn’t bring ourselves to bite them!

Instead, we satisfied ourselves with juicy, traditional peeled oranges to finish off our over-the-top Chinese New Year feast, and carried our piggy-pans home in takeout noodle boxes. Mine’s coming to work with me to bring me good luck and prosperity throughout the Year of the Pig!

Gung hay fat choy! Happy New Year! What is your Chinese Zodiac sign? Click here to find out.

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Ni hao! Gung Hay Fat Choy! (snort)

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