Romantic Dining and Dates for Valentines Day!

Looking for romantic restaurants and date night ideas for Valentines Day? From riverside dining to skyline views, these restaurants for Valentines Day offer different ways to mark the occasion, whether you’re after something relaxed or a little more indulgent. Here’s our round-up of Valentines dinners and dates worth knowing about.

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On 14 February, this riverside restaurant serves a one-night-only dinner set menu priced at $88 per person, designed especially for two. Think oysters paired with caviar, house-made crab tortellini, and mains that let you choose your mood for the evening, whether that’s pan-seared duck breast with roasted purple potatoes or a richer beef short rib.

What makes the night a bit more fun is what’s happening around the room. There’s a roving saxophonist, adding a soundtrack in the background. A typewriter poet is also on hand, turning little moments or messages into something you can actually take home. It’s low-key, but charming.

At the end of the meal, couples on the set menu are presented with a blind box of Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie bonbons – something to open together and talk about while guessing flavours.

If your idea of a romantic restaurant for Valentines is more about eating well and spending time together, this restaurant fits the brief. Book your table for two here.

InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, 1 Nanson Road
publico.sg

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore for a four-course Valentines day dinner

This February, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore marks Valentine’s Day with “Valentine in the Skyline”, a line-up of romantic staycations and restaurant dining experiences running from 12 to 16 February 2026.

Among these, couples can choose a four-course Valentine’s Dinner priced at $168 per couple at The Lobby Lounge, including two glasses of house wine, or $228 per couple at the Executive Club Lounge, which comes with a bottle of Prosecco.

Expect the likes of Hokkaido scallops with crabmeat gateau, a choice of lobster bisque or mushroom cappuccino soup, mains such as braised US beef short ribs or slow-roasted Atlantic salmon, and a raspberry-lychee dessert to finish.

392 Havelock Road
millenniumhotels.com/en/singapore/grand-copthorne-waterfront

LeVeL33 for a Valentines dinner with wine pairing

On 13 and 14 February, LeVeL33, the world’s highest microbrewery in a building, presents a five-course dinner built around what it does best: beer-influenced cooking.

The evening starts with kombu and sake-cured Japanese scallops, followed by one of LeVeL33’s signatures: French Winter Truffle and Burrata Pasta made with housemade spent grain casarecce. For mains, there’s a choice between roasted Irish duck breast or stout-glazed Westholme wagyu short rib, both firmly in slow-dinner territory. Dessert rounds things off with either a Valrhona chocolate spent grain tart or a toasted marshmallow meringue.

Wine pairings are offered using half bottles, including Henri Dubois Brut NV Champagne, which fits the restaurant’s small-producer, craft-focused style. Pricing is $398 per couple, or $458 and $498 with one or two half bottles added.

Optional extras like Kaluga Queen caviar or freshly shucked oysters are there for those who want to add something extra indulgent.

#33-01 Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower, 18 Marina Boulevard
level33.com.sg

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The Magic Bar – A date night with a little magic

Head to The Magic Bar for a Valentine’s date that feels different from the usual dinner-and-drinks routine. World-class illusionists perform just inches away while you sip on craft cocktails like the Garden Mai Tai, Spicy Margarita and White Peach Bellini, or the non-alcoholic Ondeh High with gula melaka, sparkling coconut water and lemon.

With only 20 seats in the room – 10 at the performance table and 10 in the back row – the intimate setting is perfect for couples who want something interactive and memorable. Inspired by the Golden Age of Magic, the space sets the scene for an evening of sleight of hand, mind-reading and clever modern illusions.

No two nights are ever the same. With a rotating line-up of performers and new tricks constantly in play, it’s easy to see why The Straits Times ranks it among Singapore’s top date-night cocktail bars.

2 Havelock Road, #01-11
themagicbar.sg/magic-shows

Kulnari Mystery Golf – Flirt, putt, repeat

Date night doesn’t have to mean sitting across a table. Set in a beautifully restored Boat Quay shophouse, this immersive mini golf experience transports you to 1920s Singapore, where each hole forms part of a larger murder mystery.

As you putt your way through the 18-hole indoor course, you’ll uncover clues, solve puzzles and piece together the story together – making it a fun, collaborative Valentine’s activity. Think atmospheric lighting, detailed sets and a dash of old-world intrigue.

The experience takes about an hour, is fully air-conditioned, and is conveniently located near Raffles Place MRT. Tickets start from $35 per person.

51 Circular Road
8126 5509 | kulnari.com

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