All the single ladies and men put your hands up for these wickedly fun Valentine’s Day nights out.
Throw out your preconceived notions that singles can’t have fun on V-Day. Singapore has no shortage of parties. Whether you’re looking to party with your best buds or find someone to share a margarita with, these five parties and spots will have you covered.
Photo: Lucha Loco
This list would be remiss without Lucha Loco’s annual anti-Valentine’s Day bash - Hearts Go Loco. 2020 will see a kinkier edition with cheeky games tapping on your wildest fantasies. When not bashing your ex, I mean, pinata, spin the naughty wheel for a chance of free shots or whip up a tasty concoction at the Fender Bender Margarita Bike. Unleash your inner femme fatale and dress to the nine - inches, if you’re in the mood - and bring home up to $100 worth of adult toys from The Hedonist Store. Drag queen Farrah Shamrock will be presenting three prizes to the top three sirens of the night. Tip: Admission is free but, with its high turn-outs yearly, reservations are recommended.
Address: 15 Duxton Hill, Singapore 089598
Tel: +65 6226 3938
Friday, 14 February 2020, 9.00pm - Saturday, 15 February 2020 1.00am
Photo: 1-V:U
Leave the woes of modern dating back in Singapore and take a quick respite at 1-V:U, Sentosa Island’s first and only rooftop destination. Equipped with an unrivalled view of the Singapore Straits and Palawan Beach and soul-soothing beats from renowned music director Jorge Monteiro, this pool party spot is where you’ll want to while the evening away, basking in the golden glow of the setting sun. The best part? You’ll be skipping the usual suspects of wings and fries for a menu of progressive Asian fare. Whet your appetite with the Oyster Sling ($6/piece, minimum 2 pieces) with the herbaceous nam jim dressing and Singapore Sling granita or fill up on the indulgent Butter Chicken Pizza ($24), all while sipping on punchy tipples, including the Sunset on V:U (SG$22) and, for the daring, A V:U To Kill (SG$25).
Address: Level 7, The Outpost Hotel, 10 Artillery Avenue, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099951
Tel: + 65 6513 7708
Sun - Thurs, 11.00am - 1.00am
Fri - Sat, 11.00am - 3.00am
Photo: Yakiniku Like
Joining the burgeoning list of eateries at PLQ, Yakiniku Like stands out with its unique concept of “hitori yakiniku” (translates to one person BBQ). The well-known chain from Tokyo caters specifically to single diners (maximum of two) with its fuss-free set-up. The electric smokeless grill is equipped with a plethora of sauces, allowing solo diners to indulge in Australian and U.S.A-imported beef, including Wagyu, skirt steaks and boneless short ribs, as well as pork and chicken from prices as low as SG$7.90.
Photo: RVLT
The drool-worthy selection of natural wines aside, it's the infectious energy that’ll have you returning to RVLT. Owners Ian Lim and Alvin Gho are affable wine lovers who had the idea of bringing great sustainable vino to Singapore, sans the stuffy attitude. No need to pore over a long list. Simply take your pick of eye-catching wine labels that’ll look no stranger in a modern art museum, and let the conversation flow.
Photo: The WKND by Zouk at Sea
Single and ready to mingle? Then you’ll want to score an invite to the Valentine’s Day edition of THE WKND by Zouk at Sea. Spend three days and two nights (SG$395-493) on board the decked out Genting Dream Cruise with 100 singles. Zouk, the club synonymous with over-the-top parties, will be bringing their signature Zouk Beach Club Foam Party; one you will want to attend after a complimentary grooming session with Make Up Store products worth SG$100. On top of the countless activities aimed at fostering new connections - romantic or not - those looking for love can look forward to the Love 101 talk by date coach from Fleek.
Address: Genting Dream Cruise, Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore, 61 Marina Coastal Road, Singapore 018947
Tel: N.A.
Friday, 14 February 2020 - Sunday, 16 February 2020
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