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Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Source: Penang Foodie, written by Jessica Lim

Mari mari ONG! As we gallop into Year of the Horse this 2026, it’s time to get ready for the busy CNY preparations. New clothes, angpaos, CNY biscuits, but still nothing beats… Tian Tian mandarin oranges when it comes to Chinese New Year!

Celebrate A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Mandarin oranges are a must-have during Chinese New Year, symbolising wealth, luck and happiness with their bright golden colour and naturally sweet flavour. It’s traditionally gifted in pairs for double happiness and abundance. And, Tian Tian mandarin oranges make a meaningful gift as you’re also sharing the taste of sweet riches, just like their slogan “Sweeter & Richer, That’s Tian Tian (又甜又有钱)”!

Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges: Red Beauty, Papagan or Ponkan?

Red Beauty? Papagan? Ponkan? Yes, there are so many different types of Tian Tian mandarin oranges to choose from. It might sound confusing at first but no worries, we’ll walk you through a detailed guide on which mandarin oranges are perfect for you!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Starting with the premium series, Tian Tian’s Red Beauty is actually one of our personal favourites! Also known as the “Hermès of oranges”, these mandarin oranges are popular for its bouncy and jelly-like flesh that feels like you’re snacking on citrus jelly. The skin is thin and easy to peel, while the orange is delicate, aromatic and sweet. Each bite is just *chef kiss* and it also features Tian Tian’s new Chinese Opera designs!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Next let us introduce Papagan, a premium citrus variety that can easily be identified due to its larger size and a small bump on the top. “Pa” actually means “soft” in Sichuan dialect, implying that this seedless fruit is soft, tender and juicy on the inside. Papagan has a low acidity, which is why it’s usually sweet and won’t taste very sour. This year, they’ve also introduced new packaging boxes featuring their brand-new mandarin orange mascot, or you can opt for the one with a cute panda!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

And of course, Ponkan are the mandarin oranges that we all know and love! We can easily peel off the skin to reveal the juicy and fragrant fruit inside. Their sweet taste, bright orange colour and beautiful shape makes it the perfect gift of sweetness during the Chinese New Year festivities.

Tian Tian’s Beautiful CNY Packagings Make It Perfect For Gifting!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Tian Tian releases beautiful packaging each year that features vibrant colours, auspicious symbolisms and abundant blessings! From God of Fortune with gold ingots to a heartwarming family reunion dinner, you get to choose from a variety of box designs that best fits the blessings you wish to give for your loved ones~

Why Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges Are a Festive Favourite

Tian Tian has been offering their sweet and juicy mandarin oranges that we all know and love since 1997! Although we’re sure that the familiar brand already rings a bell in many households, here are some reasons why their mandarin oranges are a festive favourite:

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

1. Tian Tian mandarin oranges are carefully-selected and hand-picked by farmers from only the best orchards in Southern China!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

2. Their mandarin oranges are grown in natural environments, which is why they’re naturally ‘green’.

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

3. You can tell that these mandarin oranges are high in quality, because the oranges peel off easily and you’ll instantly be greeted by a zesty aroma! 

Get Them Online Or At Selected Supermarkets Now!

Wondering where to get these delicious mandarin oranges? Well, here’s a list of where you can find Tian Tian mandarin oranges (online or at selected supermarkets)!

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

TIAN TIAN CONTENT

Feel free to drop by their exclusive outlets at the addresses below:

1) BM 大山脚总部 – 04 5057711

1148, Jalan Perindustrian Bukit Minyak 4, Taman Perindustrian Bukit Minyak, 14100 Simpang Ampat, Penang, Malaysia.

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

2) Penang island 槟城分行 – 04 2615044

No. 216, Jalan Lim Chwee Leong, 10100 Penang, Malaysia.

Tian Tian mandarin oranges

3) Garden Basket

218, Jalan Dr Lim Chwee Leong, George Town, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang

Tian Tian mandarin oranges

Tian Tian mandarin oranges

4) Subang Jaya – 03 8025 9044

11, Jalan TP 3, Taman Perindustrian UEP, 47620 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

Gallop Into A “Horse-h” Year With Tian Tian Mandarin Oranges This CNY 2026

5) Glenmarie (Warehouse) – No walk in available

15, Jalan Pemaju U1/15, Hicom-glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor.

Mari Mari Ong! Year Of The Horse Is Coming To You At Full Speed Ahead

Whether you’re gifting loved ones or stocking up for CNY, Tian Tian mandarin oranges are your lucky charm for a winning Year of the Horse! Chinese New Year traditions? YES! Pack your mandarin oranges in red bags or festive baskets for an extra sprinkle of luck at home. And, don’t forget to keep some on your office desk as a yearly ritual for a prosperous year ahead. Wishing everyone: Happy Chinese New Year, may your 2026 be fast, fruitful, and full of fortune!

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