There is nothing like having a nice dinner with your valentine. Be it candle lit dinner of a rooftop venue, a meal can not only bring you closer but also trigger the romance all over again.
Eating out in Singapore takes a whole new meaning on Valentine’s Day. Couples throng the most happening spots in the city to celebrate this day. So, if you are also on the same boat, then let me present you with a list of Singapore’s Most Romantic Restaurants You Should visit on Valentine’s Day.

Revered to be one of the most famous locations for lovebirds, the world over, Singapore has many tricks up its sleeves. So, when it comes to shopping gifts for your loved one, the city guarantees to present with beautiful surprises. And since Singapore is a unique city with diverse flavors, the valentine day’s presents, too, are unique here.

Ever since I arrived on the shores of South East Asia 3 years ago, my taste buds get constantly challenged, surprised and much too often burned by “interesting” food and other things I try to digest.

Sometimes, very rarely, I get taken by surprise and have to realize and admit that there are actually quite some mouth watering dishes out there.. here.. that simply don’t exist behind the ocean, where the wild things live.. I mean, my fellow AngMohs.

Lucky for me, I am here, and this is my latest indulging “discovery” – you just have to try this!

Singapore already being a unique spot on the face of earth, offers many great ideas to celebrate Valentines Day at a whole new different level with unique and special ideas. The city is a blend of various cultures, so it’s a bit natural for them to celebrate every festival in a unique way. Valentine’s Day is the celebration of love. Worldwide, people celebrate on the 14th February to pay homage to the most special human relation.

Rooftop bars seem to be the next hip thing in Singapore. Most of the big names in the industry are leading the way. These rooftop bars are not only good for a night-out but also offer a great view of the city’s skyline. With skyscrapers dotting the night sky, these bars present an awesome view. Contrary to sit in the AC lounges, these places offer open air fun coupled with good ambiance.

Chinese New Year celebrations for 2010 will be kicked off from January 12, 2010. Singapore will witness a huge rush for this once in a year celebrations. The spring festival will attract many visitors from across the globe to witness the most elaborate and exclusive festival season in the world. Since this festival is magnetic and invites tourists from far away, people hunt for the best hotels in Singapore.

Chinese New Year seems to be a big party. With whole city converging to celebrate on one night, Singapore becomes a ‘Big Party Stage’. Almost a week before, everyone can be seen busy preparing for the celebrations. And shopping being the national past time in Singapore, takes a whole new meaning.