IKEA launches a limited edition three-course dining experience for $30

IKEA has launched a special three-course Lunar New Year dining experience for just $30.

All Australian IKEA stores are inviting shoppers to eat at their popular food court between January 18 and 20 for a truly unique meal – but customers will have to forgo the iconic Swedish meatballs this time.

Guests can instead expect a first-class set menu including dumplings, spring rolls, noodles and hotpot, topped off with a matcha pannacotta for dessert.

‘We are excited to be bringing in the Lunar New Year with our customers and celebrating the launch of our limited FOSSTA collection – what better way than enjoying a festive feast!’ an IKEA spokesperson told FEMAIL.

‘Customers can expect a full three-course banquet filled with themed favourites, such as Singapore noodles, gyoza, hotpot and matcha pannacotta.’

Shoppers can now purchase tickets for the experience on the IKEA website – with adult tickets to the buffet feast going for $30, though IKEA Family members can nab theirs for just $25.

All Australian IKEA stores are inviting shoppers to eat at their popular food court between 18-20 January for a truly unique meal – but customers will have to forgo the iconic Swedish meatballs this time

Shoppers can now purchase tickets for the experience on the IKEA website – with adult tickets to the buffet feast going for $30, though IKEA Family members can nab theirs for just $25

In addition to the in-store festivities, IKEA has also launched a special limited-edition Lunar New Year collection, available to purchase in-store and online

In addition to the in-store festivities, IKEA has also launched a special limited-edition Lunar New Year collection, available to purchase in-store and online. 

The FÖSSTA Collection is inspired by the holiday’s themes of families coming together, sharing food, cleaning away misfortune, and filling the home with decorations. 

The range includes various decorations, bunny cushions, red serving containers, new sauce dishes, and more.

Iconic IKEA staples have also been spun to fit the new range, with the brand offering brand new versions of their bed sets, plates, storage boxes, and more. 

The FÖSSTA Collection is inspired by the holiday’s themes of families coming together, sharing food, cleaning away misfortune, and filling the home with decorations

Many are excited about the brand’s special set menu and cannot wait to get their hands on IKEA’s new collection.

‘This is definitely something new!’ a woman wrote on social media. ‘I am really interested in the Singapore noodles.’

‘Beautiful homewares … love all the red.’