Chinese New Year Celebration Party
Wai Yee Hong are the proud sponsors of this year’s Chinese New Year Celebration Party, which is organised by the Overseas Chinese Association.
30 January 2008Tag Archives: Chinese Festival
Chinese New Year, Year of the Rat
On 10th February, Wai Yee Hong will be hosting some traditional Chinese New Year celebrations. Why not come down to enjoy the festivities with us?
20 January 2008Mooncake Tastings 2007
On the 8th and 9th of September, Wai Yee Hong customers were treated to mooncake tastings in conjunction with Tai Tung Bakery.
23 September 2007Moon Festival Fun 2007!
To celebrate the Moon Festival we are offering moon cake tastings and discounts in conjunction with Tai Tung Bakery. Why not come down to our store this weekend (8th and 9th September) to try a taste of the orient?
6 September 2007Moon Festival Fun!
The Moon Festival is one of the most important events in the Chinese calendar. Learn more about the folklore that surrounds this festival, and get some ideas on how to celebrate with friends and family at home!
6 September 2007Bristol Evening Post Letter 13-Jul-07
“Having attended the opening of the Chinese supermarket in Eastville at the weekend, we found the whole spectacle absolutely fantastic. The entertainment lasted for quite a few hours and was superb… “
14 August 2007God of prosperity visits Wai Yee Hong, Bristol!
Wai Yee Hong is now on Youtube! Click here to see the short video of our opening day!
14 August 2007Bristol Evening Post – 09-Jul-07
Press cutting press about the opening day from 9 July 2007 Bristol Evening Post.
"Super opening: Dancers and a giant dragon helped mark the opening of a Chinese supermarket in Eastville yesterday…"
22 July 2007St Werburghs News, 9-Jul-07
Wai Yee Hong, a family-run Chinese cash & carry and the largest supplier of oriental goods in the south west, celebrated the grand opening of their new centre at Eastgate Oriental Centre, near Eastville Market today.
10 July 2007Chinese New Year 2007
Chinese New Year is the most eagerly awaited date on the Chinese calendar. The arrival of the New Year signifies a point at which all misgivings should be forgotten and the chance for a new beginning.
9 August 2004