With Chinese New Year just around the corner, perhaps you are looking to pick up some Chinese New Year red packets or angbaos for the festive season. This year, you can find a selection of cute and adorable CNY red packets from various brands.
Want to add to your collection of Chinese New Year 2026 red packets? Here is a look at what are some of the designs available this year.
Chinese New Year Red Packets 2026
Museum Roundtable Hongbaos
The National Heritage Board’s much-loved Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign is trotting back in 2026 to celebrate the Year of the Horse. This year’s campaign stars an adorable horse mascot that’s been creatively reimagined into 49 unique designs, each inspired by one of the participating museums, heritage institutions, and galleries. Get more details about the Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign.
Kopitiam
Kopitiam’s Angbao design captures the whimsical feel of a merry-go-round, reimagined as a “Carousel Horse of Prosperity.” Each horse takes inspiration from the familiar colours of favourite local favourites — kopi, teh, bubur cha cha, fluffy bao — expressed through vibrant colours and cheerful detailing. At the heart of the design is the idea of “turning fortune”, symbolising momentum, renewal and the uplifting energy of festive gatherings. The accompanying couplet, “金马迎春转好运，岁岁年年乐常伴”, extends auspicious blessings of joy and prosperity for the year ahead. Customers are entitled to one complimentary pack of Kopitiam red packet with a minimum spend of $3.80 in a single receipt at any Kopitiam Kopi Kiosk islandwide. While stocks last.
Pepper Lunch
Gallop into prosperity with Pepper Lunch’s limited-edition Giant Red Packet starring its brand mascot, Peppie. With a minimum spend of $48 at any Pepper Lunch restaurant, diners can take home this giant red packet (W: 300mm x H: 500mm), available while stocks last. Each Giant Red Packet comes complete with a set of Peppie-designed couplets and red packets, featuring the mascot in joyful, auspicious designs. Only available at Pepper Lunch Restaurants.
Trust Bank
Trust Bank’s 2026 Lunar New Year packets feature elegant horse motifs in vibrant hues of pink and gold, with the horse’s mane intentionally illustrated as flames, symbolising the fiery energy of the Year of the Fire Horse. The front of each packet features the concept of “Fortune Both Ways,” with festive wishes presented to both the giver and the recipient. This is intended to double the luck and joy for everyone involved. These collectible Lunar New Year packets are exclusive to Trust customers. Spend just S$88 or more in a single purchase between 26 January and 16 February and you’ll score a redemption coupon for two sets of these limited-edition Lunar New Year packets (max four sets per customer with two qualifying spends).
Chin Mee Chin
Chin Mee Chin has a specially designed set of red packets (pack of eight pieces), available with any purchase of the Lunar New Year gifting and food retail items, while stocks last. The designs draw from visual details within the East Coast Road flagship outlet, including its original floor tile motifs and patterned elements that have characterised the iconic storefront since 1925.
Dian Xiao Er
Dian Xiao Er celebrates Chinese New Year with an exclusive set of angbaos featuring its iconic DD.Duck in vibrant prosperity scenes. The designs showcase bursting fortune sacks and overflowing gold coins, symbolising 招财进宝 and 金币满堂, all set against festive red and gold hues.
The Black Pearl
The Black Pearl’s exclusive red packet collection is an elegant set of five designs illustrated by local artist Mandy Lau. The designs draw inspiration from three key elements: the spirit of the Year of the Horse, The Black Pearl’s distinctive interiors and signature dishes, and the historic House of Tan Yeok Nee, weaving together heritage, artistry, and contemporary Chinese dining. With a minimum spend of $388, diners at 黑珍珠 The Black Pearl will receive the exclusive red packet set, while stocks last!
