This February, sweep your Valentine off their feet with a romantic dinner experience, complete with breathtaking views. Be it from the top of the world or beneath a blanket of stars, there’s a fitting ambience for every couple
Planning a date night is one thing, but curating the ultimate Valentine’s Day experience? That’s a whole different ball game. For new and budding relationships, there’s that unspoken pressure to impress, but that doesn’t mean it’s any easier for long-term lovebirds. In fact, grand gestures and special occasions should take on even greater significance as the years pass, to keep the spark alive and ensure a love affair that endures and flourishes through the test of time.
No matter if you’re looking to impress your date, or leaning towards a charming retreat to reminisce the good days with your other half, we’ve rounded up a list of wine and dine spots for every relationship dynamic. There’s intimate rooftop hideaways boasting sweeping city views, adrenaline-pumping spots to let your hair down for the night, to the most peaceful al-fresco haven where you can bask in each other’s company; all you have to do is pick one and make the reservation.
Eat, play, love: HighHouse
For one night only on 14 February, HighHouse is setting the stage for a lavish Valentine’s Day Vibe Dining experience ($488++ per couple) that comes with a six-course menu designed for romance… and more.
Kick off the evening with four seafood-forward starters—think French Amelie oysters, Hokkaido scallop tartare, and more—before moving on to your choice of entrée. Opt for the Patagonian toothfish, coated in an umami-rich brown miso butter sauce, or indulge in the decadence of a Miyazaki A5 Wagyu striploin, elevated with black winter truffles. Round off the evening on a sweet note with your sweet other half with a refreshing strawberry and citrus amazake sorbet, a perfect finish to wrap up the feasting.
The end of dinner doesn’t signal the end of the night out; after all, the night is likely still young. For once, the sweeping panoramic vistas of Singapore from the 62nd level may not be the main attraction. Instead, expected to be captivated by live performances (think dancers donning–what else–Cupid costumes), or put your love connection to the test with a engaging couples’ card game.
Robb tip: Have a reservation for 8:30pm or later? You’ll both enjoy a surprise glass of champagne, and yes, it’s on the (High)House!
Lookin’ (and smellin’) good: Ce La Vi
Thrust yourself and your other half right to the top; Ce La Vi is playing Cupid this Valentine’s with intimate lunch and dinner set menus designed to get you high on love. Perched atop the iconic Marina Bay Sands where you’re greeted with the grandest views of Singapore’s skyline, Ce La Vi is turning up the passion with elegant three- and five-course menus spotlighting Modern Asian gastronomy.
From 12pm to 3pm, the Valentine’s Day lunch menu ($158++ per head) unfolds over three indulgent courses. We’re talking aphrodisiac highlights, tantalising entrées, and a sweet, sweet finale—after all, what’s Valentine’s Day without chocolate? Also included in the experience is a Maison 21G perfume workshop for two, where you’ll each bring home a 30ml bottle of your own curated fragrance. Or, for an even more intimate gesture, why not create a scent for each other instead?
The five-course dinner menu begins at 5.30pm ($238++ per head), taking both lovebirds on a bold culinary adventure. Expect showstoppers like poached Canadian lobster in seafood bisque, and for the perfect nightcap, sip on True Passion, a handcrafted gin-based tipple that rounds off your amorous dining affair in the skies.
Robb tip: Heighten the indulgence and spoil your other half with Kaviari Kristal Oscietre Prestige caviar at an additional $288.
From the city of love: Maison Boulud
Maison Boulud is ready for romance this Valentine’s Day with an exclusive tasting menu ($198++ per head) available only on 14 February. The evening begins with an elegant selection of canapés, followed by a showcase of the season’s finest ingredients in exquisitely crafted dishes. Expect indulgent flavours, from delicate Hokkaido scallops with Kaluga caviar to rich, comforting classics reimagined with a touch of luxury.
To end on a sweet note, Mon Coeur—French for “my heart”—takes centre stage. A heart-shaped creation featuring strawberry marmalade, vanilla sponge, and yogurt bavarois, this is the perfect Valentine’s indulgence. The experience wraps up with a selection of handcrafted petit fours, ensuring a memorable finale to an unforgettable evening.
Dinner and dance: Sushisamba
With its dimly lit tropical ambience, backlit by the vibrant lights of Singapore’s cityscape at night, we can’t think of a more romantic spot to hit up this Valentine’s Day. Make the night infinitely more special as you embark on a tri-cultural journey with Sushisamba’s five-course dinner menu ($398++ per couple) with signature dishes including the Lobster Taquito, must-try Samba rolls, and entrees to please both carnivores and seafood-lovers.
Toast to your love with two exclusive Valentine’s Day cocktails ($25++), and put a final smile on your date’s face with the Samba Heart cake for a delightful contrast of tart berries, chocolate mousse and refreshing gelato that dances on your tongue.
Just when they think the night is over, whisk your loved ones up to Sambaroom for a switch-up in energy. Spend the night dancing in each other’s arms to heart-thumping Afro-Latin beats spun live by local DJs, and there you have it–a new memory of yet another unforgettable night spent together.
Keep the sparks flying: Sol & Ora
A much-welcome alternative to escape all the city hubbub would be a quick ride over the waters to the tranquil greens of Sentosa Island, where Sol & Ora awaits atop the roof of the luxurious beachfront oasis that is The Outpost Hotel. With unparalleled views of the waves lapping the shore and twinkling lights off the Singapore Straits, surprise your other half with a dazzling show of fireworks igniting the night sky as you dine.
From 11 to 15 February, Sol & Ora presents an extended celebratory feast for couples looking to not contend with other couples for tables. Indulge in a four-course Latin-Mediterrenean dinner menu ($268++ per couple) with welcome cocktails for him and her; the specially curated courses feature tantalising seafood offerings, hearty meat dishes, and handcrafted French desserts to cap off the intimate night.
On Valentine’s Day itself, the same four-course dinner menu comes with a special addition: a rose. specially for your Valentine… although that better not be the only flower your Valentine is receiving!
Robb tip: An even better idea would be the $368++ package; what’s a single rose compared to an exquisite bottle of Moet and a beautifully arranged rose bouquet?
