Our store will be open for business during the Easter bank holiday, but closed on Easter Sunday (12th April, 2020). Our online store will be closed for business over the bank holiday weekend, and will open again for online orders on Tuesday, 14th April 2020. This will allow our online team to receive a well-earned […]
8 April 2020
Last updated: 24/03/2020 We would like to explain the steps that Wai Yee Hong is taking to ensure that everyone has access to food and essential items during this difficult time. As an essential goods store, we are remaining open.
24 March 2020
Join us on Saturday, 9th February 2019, at our FREE Chinese New Year celebrations. We will be welcoming the Year of the Pig with dance performances, kung fu demonstrations, Lion Dances and live firecrackers.
4 January 2019
Thank-you to everyone who came to join us to welcome the Year of the Dog with our 2018 Chinese New Year celebrations, and helped to make the event such good fun. Gong Hei Fat Choi!
22 February 2018
Come and celebrate with us at Bristol’s biggest FREE Chinese New Year celebrations at 11.00am, on Saturday 17th February 2018. Traditional live firecrackers, lion dance, kung fu, dancing, crafts, street food, face painting!
7 January 2018
Thank-you to everyone who came out to celebrate the Year of the Rooster with us this year. We thoroughly enjoyed having you all for our Chinese New Year party!
4 February 2017
The Lowdown from Made in Bristol TV came in to interview one of our managers, Selina Li, about Chinese New Year traditions, the Chinese zodiac, and our very own Chinese New Year celebrations.
2 February 2017
BBC Points West came to film our Chinese New Year celebrations on 28 January 2017. Take look at a clip of the programme featuring our festivities.
2 February 2017
We spoke to Ali Vowles on BBC Radio Bristol about our Chinese New Year celebrations and about the different performances that day. Ali even got the chance to practice her Cantonese! 新年快樂！
31 January 2017
Our Chinese New Year celebrations for the Year of the Rooster 2017 were reported on by the Bristol Post.
30 January 2017
