Andrew Walsh’s seafood-focused restaurant and grill bar showcase the freshest catches prepared in a variety of playful cooking styles and presented with an inimitable flair that is always unexpected, and always scrumptious. The high ceiling lets in plenty of natural light when the sun is up, while lush potted plants and olive finishings bring out a soothing, tropical charm. At sundown, the lights are dimmed and the 43-seater eatery turns into a cosy, romantic hideout.

Marcy’s strikes a chord with those seeking a romantic dining experience. As a modern seafood restaurant and cocktail bar, it’s all very European here as it's filled with quasi-European statement pieces: Tiffany lamps, gold gilt-framed paintings and velvet drapes. Fancy decor aside, it’s far from fine-dining with a menu that’s distinctly communal. Trust us, your partner will love it here.

Sitting pretty in the lush Flower Dome is Marguerite. There's no better place to feel the love than here. Once seated, you are presented – not served – a seven-course tasting menu that looks deceptively simple but, as you experience the meal, you'll discover complex layers of texture, flavour and temperature. Afterwards, take a romantic stroll in the dome and perhaps sneak in a few smooches, we won’t tell.

This blooming wonderland nestled within Fort Canning Park offers a floral-themed space that is reminiscent of chic Parisian cafés. Grab a seat at the pet-friendly alfresco terrace, under the shade of trees, or head indoors and dine in the company of lush flora and fauna. When surrounded by that many pretty sights, it's hard not to feel like the main character in a romantic movie.

The opulent Mott32 is a mod-Chinese restaurant in MBS that is a whole lot of sexy with drama running through both the interior and food. Peacock chairs, apothecary drawers, and overhanging Chinese lanterns nod to the restaurant’s oriental roots, while industrial finishings and plush mint sofas give the dimly lit dining room a contemporary and mysterious allure.

Dubbed as a love letter to India, this cavernous location is split into four thematic sections that exude dreamy, movie-set-like Wes Anderson vibes. Splashed with everything they admire about the culture with a dazzling reinterpretation of Indian cuisine, sparks will definitely fly. Try snagging a seat in the Elephant Palace to appreciate its quiet opulence, designed with the blue room of the Udaipur City Palace in mind.

Housed in The NCO Club, Madame Fan is a sexy Chinese restaurant by Alan Yau, the restaurateur behind the Wagamama brand in the UK. Here, traditional, comforting flavours of the cuisine come presented in a sleek, stylish environment. The cabaret-inspired space comes decorated with sensual touches – intimate table settings, plush carpet and romantic lighting. This is the place to be for all things hot and sensual.

Set in the grand Quadrant at Cecil and serving modern Californian fine-dining plates, the tall ceilings and airy dining room here is finished with earthy wood tones. The whole place exudes the luxury of a Californian country retreat. Wine and dine with your significant other and marvel at chefs preparing your food in the custom-built, open-hearth kitchen.

Stepping into Restaurant Gaig feels like entering someone’s home. Except that warm dining space belongs to Carles Gaig, a much-loved figure of Catalan cuisine. You’ll find quiet nooks and individual dining enclaves, each divided by wood shelvings and other homely furnishings that’ll make for a charming and low-key evening. Perfect for first dates and anniversaries.

The journey to this restaurant is part of its charm, nestled in the midst of the quiet, colonial-era bungalows of Chateau TCC along Scotts Road. Inside, the small, cosy interior makes it the perfect setting to focus on your date – and the food. Share a toast with its impressive wine list, then tuck into an award-winning dinner that spotlights the best of Italian flavours. This place is as intimate as it gets.