Happy Chinese New Year!

This year, Chinese New Year falls on February 1st, starting the year of the tiger. Celebrations typically last 16 days, from Chinese New Year’s Eve on the 31st to the Lantern Festival on February 15th.

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Happy Chinese New Year!

2022 is a Year of the Tiger! People born in these years are confident, brave, competitive, hard-working, and fierce. Their lucky colors are blue and green, lucky numbers are 1, 3, and 7, and their lucky flower is the plum blossom.
As our tradition, here at Sumiao we’re celebrating by handing out red envelopes filled with money and enjoying some lucky foods with our guests. At Chinese New Year Eve, each dine-in guest will receive a red envelope and each takeout order will receive one too!

Celebrate the New Year with Delicious Food

Food is a always a huge part of our celebrations and traditions. Last year we ceelbrated with a variety of yummy dishes like:
1. Duck Yolk Breaded Gold Pumpkin Fortune Pork Shank
2. Ox Year Family Reunion Delight Spicy Kung Fu Chicken
3. Spicy Starlight Calamari Roll Happy Ox B Steak


We’re still in the planning phase of our dishes for CNY 2022, so stay tuned for our next newsletter and social media where we’ll reveal something tasty!

Baijiu Food Pairings

Baijiu, roughly pronounced as bye-joe, is one of our favorite Chinese liquors that can easily be paired with many of our menu offerings. We proudly serve several Baijiu cocktails and love that it is the #1 best-selling liquor in the WORLD! Can you believe that? Because of this wonderful spirit, we’ve also participated in World Baijiu Day for the past three years. If you haven’t tried Baijiu, now’s your chance to try a cocktail with the perfect food pairing.
1.Perpetual Motion (baijiu, blood orange, elderflower, mint, lime) – For a cocktail with a touch of bitterness but one that’s also refreshing, we love a rich dish like our La Rou with Mushrooms (house-smoked hunan bacon, fresno pepper)
2. Pyroclastic Punch (baijiu, hibiscus, passion fruit, lemon) – For this fruity cocktail, we love something spicy, like our Nom Numb Wings.
3. Ice Cold Fusion (baijiu, cognac, cointreau, lemon) – This enchanting cocktail pairs well with many a refresshign desserts like our sweet tofu pudding.

Live Music at Sumiao

Each Wednesday and Thursday, from 6-9pm, we host live music at our restaurant. This year we’re welcoming new talent. Read on to learn more about these new musicians.

ViVi

Vivian Valls, also known as ViVi, is a 23 year-old singer, songwriter, and recent graduate of Berklee College of Music. She carries a heavy R&B influence, inspired by the likes of Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu. With her glistening vocals and charm, allow her to provide the vibes for your dining experience at Sumiao.

Jon Weidley Duo

Jon is passionate about jazz fusion and has been playing since he was three years old. He is a recent Berklee graduate with a dual major in Jazz Performance and Jazz Composition. In addition to the guitar, Jon also plays the trumpet.

Joel Cage

Joel Cage is an award-winning singer/songwriter from Boston. A virtuoso guitarist and an impassioned vocalist, Joel Cage’s music is both evocative and raucous. He spans the gamut from sounding like a full rock band to ‘hear your own heartbeat’ intimacy.

Chris Barber

Singer/songwriter Christopher Barber likes music a lot. The playing part especially, but also, the listen-y part too. Chris plays acoustic guitar and we hope you’ll come see his next show at Sumiao!
Please note that as of November 1, 2021, our patio is closed. We can’t wait to reopening it for Spring 2022. In the meantime, get cozy with us inside!

Don't Miss Our Gift Card Deal

Looking for a gift for a friend, family, or coworker? Sumiao gift cards are the way to go! For every $100 spent on gift cards, we’ll give you a separate $10 gift card. Whether you give it to someone or keep it for yourself, consider it a bonus thank you from us! Offer valid until 2/28/22.