If you haven’t already decked out a plan for Valentine’s Day, we’re here to dish out some dining options for your romantic night out in town with your loved one, at Palais Renaissance.
Frunatic
Created by its own team of wellness professionals collaborating with the Executive Chef, Frunatic’s menu is perfectly crafted, boosted with nutrient-rich superfoods to bring you a series of personalised and therapeutic meals. Treat your special someone with a gift you’ll both love and sign up for Frunatic’s three-day detox program at $888 per couple. In addition, each couple will get a complimentary nutrient deficiency analysis (worth $85 per person) conducted by the in-house nutritionist.
Ishinomaki Grill & Sake Bar
If you’re keen on a memorable Japanese dining experience, head over to Ishinomaki Grill & Sake Bar for an exquisite taste of Japanese Robatayaki cuisine. Set in a cosy ‘fishing boat’ cabin, furnished with raw wood and metal finishes, expect to sample some of the season’s finest seafood fare such as Lunch Premium Chirashi Ozen at $38 or Unagi Foie Gras Roll at $23.
PS. Cafe
Nothing quite sets the tone for romance like lush foliage and chic interiors, paired with some of the innovative dishes that PS.Cafe has been known for since its inception. Be it for a brunch, lunch, hi-tea or dinner, impress your date with some of their Valentine’s Day special including Baked Camembert with honeyed strawberries, cherries & nuts at $19 and toast to the celebration of love with their His & Hers* cocktails (Passion Kiss Sour or Love Buzz O’Fashioned) at $18 per glass. *Available Palais Renaissance and selected outlets
Shatoburian Yakiniku
Prized for its Japanese Yakiniku dining, connoisseurs and lovers of prime Japanese Wagyu beef would call Shatoburian a haven, featuring prime cuts of Japanese Wagyu beef and fresh seasonal ingredients from different regions in Japan. Sample their Valentine’s Day Menu at $198 per person, that includes Shato-Sando, which features chateaubriand Wagyu beef and fresh grated black truffle, Wagyu Temaki and Yakiniku.
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