Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year at China Poblano
Year of the Horse✨🐎
February 17-23
We’re ringing in the Year of the Horse with bold flavors, festive traditions, and a menu made for good fortune. Known for strength, energy, and forward momentum, the Horse is all about starting the year strong — and we’re celebrating the best way we know how: with great food and cocktails.
We kick things off Wednesday, February 11 with a special Dim Sum Class, where guests will roll, fold, and feast alongside our chefs — a hands-on way to welcome the new year. 🥟
Our limited-time Lunar New Year menu features three symbolic dishes:
🥩 Kǎo Niúrò — sweet, caramelized Chinese BBQ–style beef short rib, inspired by Cantonese siu mei traditions
🥟 Pork & Scallop Siu Mai — scallops symbolize wealth and good fortune (they look like coins!)
🐟 Songshu Yu (Sweet & Sour Squirrel Fish) — whole fish for prosperity, because “fish” sounds like surplus in Chinese
And don’t skip the toast 🥂
🌸 Jasmine Lantern Lychee Martini — served with a red envelope for luck, prosperity, and sweet beginnings
Join us as we celebrate new beginnings, shared tables, and a year full of momentum, flavor, and fortune. 🧧
Gong Xi Fa Cai!
YEARS OF THE HORSE
2026, 2014, 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, 1954, 1942, 1930
Fun facts for people born in the Year of the Horse
Lucky Numbers: 2, 3 and 7
Lucky Colors: Red, Yellow, Purple
Lucky Flowers: Calla Lily, Jasmine, Marigold
Celebrity Horses: Kobe Bryant, Thomas Edison, Calvin Klein, Denzel Washington, Gordon Ramsay
People born in a Year of the Horse are often associated with energy, confidence, independence, and charisma.