In tandem with the month of love, we’re revealing all the dirty secrets from our recently concluded SG Magazine Sex Survey 2018.We can tell you’ve been busy under the sheets and so have we (with crunching the data, that is). The numbers are telling: we are getting it on in record...
"Valentine’s Day is one big marketing scam! We live in a consumerist society! Death by commercialism!" We know, we know; we’ve heard it all before and more. Every Feb 14, we’re reminded by how grossly invested the world is in proving their love—but that doesn’t mean we have to take the fun out of it for couples who do want to splurge. Whether you’re being passive-aggressively pressured into finding a sweet date night, or just genuinely trying to plan the perfect dinner this one day, here are all the best places for a meal with your beau. Your wallet may hurt but your heart will be full. EuropeanTablescapeFor hearty, flavorful European eats that don’t break the bank, there’s the newly opened Tablescape. The Valentine’s Day set dinner serves up five courses at $148 per couple—start with oysters, then spend the rest of the night devouring highlights like the Smoked Chicken Veloute, Black Angus Filet Mignon, and ... Read More...
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Japanese for a first date is always a good idea—there’s the natural elegance in the preparation of the cuisine, but also the casual ease in sharing a plate of sashimi. And if things get awkward, omakase saves the day, every time (just...
Places fit for a date
For a dedicated sea urchin experience, Uni Gallery by OosterBay is set to deliver. Nestled within The Plaza, the cozy restaurant is the brick-and-mortar expansion by online premium seafood grocer OosterBay. Their specialty: an extensive range of uni...
In the heart of the Civic District, in what was formerly the Big Hotel and is now Hotel G, this super pretty European bistro’s claim to fame is its $6 wine glasses. And not just during happy hour. All. The. Time. But more on that later....
Capturing that romanticized concept of travel—specifically of old, rustic locomotives—as a theme is Origin Grill & Bar. Found at the lobby level of Shangri-La Hotel Singapore (where Nadaman used to be), Origin is essentially two...
From the same man behind Miami’s award-winning Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, Marina Bay Sands’ very own The Bird Southern Table & Bar offers the same classic Southern cuisine and hospitality, for a laidback meal of the highest...
Among the nascent Stevens Road lifestyle enclave’s many F&B options, Winestone is probably the most inviting (with its warm hues and floor-to-ceiling tinted glass windows) and the one we’ll all likely keep going back to.It’s...
The hype: Celebrity chef Carles Gaig takes his Michelin-starred Restaurant Gaig from Barcelona to Singapore, settling along the end of a quiet street in Telok Ayer. Restaurant Gaig Singapore doesn’t just bear its older, Catalan sister’s...
At Provisions, you can have your food two ways—either skewered neatly on a stick, or in an earthen ware vessel that’s basically fancy speak for claypot. Both are a tribute to simpler times of communal dining and comfort food in Singapore...
Housed in the unmissable white warehouse on Robertson Quay is Po, a flagship restaurant in the The Warehouse Hotel under The Lo & Behold Group. The restaurant is headed by Singaporean celebrity chef Willin Low (of Wild Rocket fame), and focuses...
Boasting a beachside, tropical vibe to invoke memories of summer seaside vacations is Eastern Mediterranean cafe and bar Summerlong, located by the Singapore River at the busy Robertson Quay area. Expect a clean, white-washed space decked with...
The hype: Merci Marcel presents itself as a unique lifestyle concept—one that combines relaxed French social dining with an independent boutique of products. From the people behind O Comptoir and O Batignolles, the cafe-restaurant refreshes...