New Year’s Eve is that symbolic time of the year when we all want to welcome new beginnings, new decisions, and new opportunities. A great way to usher in the incoming year is by spending an unforgettable night with your loved ones. To save you from the crunch time of thinking long and hard about where to go and what to do on New Year’s Eve, we’ve rounded up top 5 of the best date night restaurants around Singapore.
Siloso Beach, Sentosa
There is no better time to throw a party than New Year’s Eve. Now on it’s 12th year, the epic Siloso Beach New Year’s Eve party in Sentosa is famous for literally welcoming the new year with a bang! If you’re looking for a fun all-nighter party in celebration for 2019 — this is the place to go. The event will be packed with DJs, foam machines, and an absolutely epic crowd. It runs from 6:00 PM - 6:00 AM, so after grabbing some early dinner, you can have 12 hours of non-stop dancing and singing with your friends. Expect to have loads of fun and be singing at the top of your lungs, right at the stroke of midnight. Dress up, show up, and party up!
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Violet Oon
If you prefer a mellow, interesting night filled with new discoveries in your gastronomic adventure — Violet Oon may be the best place for you to spend the New Year’s Eve. It is located inside the historical City Hall, which now houses the National Gallery of Singapore. It offers the perfect opportunity to spend the night with luxurious fine dining experience, combined with fine art. Serving a Peranakan Fusion Cuisine, Violet Oon promises an unforgettable experience of feeling the warmth of home, through Chef Violet’s food filled with an aroma of earth spices, skillfully transformed by fire.
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Pollen and Ce La Vi
For a romantic dinner, drinks, and sky view experience, this Pollen and Ca Le La Vi combination is an experience truly worth having.
Have a peaceful and romantic outdoor dinner with a spectacular scenery at Pollen — located inside Gardens By The Bay. It offers a great selection of French-Mediterranean cuisine, set within a beautifully landscaped Mediterranean garden in the Flower Dome area. It is a walking distance from the Ca La Vi restaurant and skybar, where you can go after dinner for some drinks and a beautiful sight. Offering a skyline view of Singapore, you can watch the fireworks here as you welcome the new year.
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Corner House
If you want to immerse yourself in history, science, and gastronomy altogether in one setting — The Corner House offers an interesting and reflective atmosphere that creates a luminous experience for a night to remember. Inspired by E J H Corner who resided there, the house has now been modernized to look like a restaurant, but the main elements of the area still reflect a house. With a beautiful architecture, it is a marrying of the past and present, where you will be served with a great gastronomic experience. It closes at 11 PM, so it’s best to go for an early dinner before watching the fireworks and welcoming 2019 in a quiet way.
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Atout
Last, but not the least — Atout. It is one of the few restaurants in Singapore that offers authentic and home-made charcuterie. Taking the traditional French cuisine as inspiration, it promises an experience of great food in an informal bistro setting, paired with amazing yet affordable wines. A no-fuss concept, Atout focuses on the essentials — great food and an amazing, immersive experience. They promise to serve artisan, old-world wines that are carefully curated to fit the cuisine of your choice. With top-quality well-cured meats and French delicatessen, dining in Atout is truly an experience worth having in itself.
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This incoming New Year’s Eve, we all desire to have a special experience. With proper planning and booking reservations ahead of time, you will surely be in on a treat with your loved ones! If you’re looking into finally moving in your dream home in the coming year, look up a place that catches your interest at www.mogul.sg too! What a way to set the standard for the incoming year, yes?
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