A Season of Luxury: Park Hyatt Toronto’s Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day Offerings
WRITTEN BY FÊTE CHINOISE EDITORIAL TEAM
IMAGES: COURTESY OF Park Hyatt Toronto
The Fête Chinoise Signature Event has returned for its second year at Park Hyatt Toronto in 2025. Whether you're celebrating the Lunar New Year or expressing your love this Valentine’s Day, Park Hyatt Toronto offers a collection of unique experiences that promise unforgettable memories. Treat yourself and your loved ones to these extraordinary offerings and immerse yourself in luxury, fine dining, and exceptional hospitality. From the exclusive Secret Lunar New Year experience at JONI to the romantic 4-course dinner and the elegant Tipsy Tea at the Writer's Room Bar, there's something special for everyone!
Secret Lunar New Year Menu at Joni
Park Hyatt Toronto always celebrates Lunar New Year with its guests, and this year, JONI has been transformed with Lunar-inspired decor, including a stunning Chinese wishing tree. Guests at JONI can place a red ribbon on the tree, symbolizing their best wishes for the Year of the Snake.
By solving a riddle upon being seated, guests unlock a special menu celebrating both Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake, featuring signature cocktails presented by Glenfiddich, including Prosperity Royale, The Golden Word, and Serpent’s Wisdom. Additionally, indulge in a whisky flight tasting of Glenfiddich’s 15-year-old, 18-year-old, and 21-year-old whiskies.
The experience concludes with the tradition of the red envelope and a complimentary Glenfiddich-infused chocolate. The secret menu is available until February 9 only!
Valentine’s 4-Course Dinner at JONI
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a special 4-course prix-fixe dinner curated by Executive Chef Jonathan Williams, accompanied by live music. Indulge in elegant canapés and courses such as tender Venison Tartare, rich Chestnut Agnolotti, and a selection of decadent chocolates.
February 14 & 15
$175 per person
Tipsy Tea at Writers Room Bar
The Writer's Room Bar is a popular spot during our Signature Event, offering stunning views of the Toronto skyline. Its intimate setting makes it the perfect place for a memorable date. Sip on two tea-infused cocktails, accompanied by a decadent spread of sweet and savoury treats.
February 15 & 16, 2025
12:00pm - 4:00pm
$85 per person
I held my daughter’s hands as she steadily walked a wooden spoon of water to the foot of the King Camphor Tree. “King Tree,” she delightfully whispered as she poured the well water as an offering, with reverence and childlike wonder. The camphor tree stood in the heart of the central courtyard, the largest and most majestic of the ten thousand trees at Amanyangyun, with a weight of 80 tonnes and a trunk so thick, its circumference would take at least a dozen people to join hands in a circle to offer a full embrace. The King Tree has borne witness to time well before ours; estimated to be at least 1000 years old, it was alive when the Ming and Qing emperors ruled, and lived through regimes and changes that we can only read about in history books.