good ideas for a romantic dinner?

• M©+square

  12 Dec 04, 23:44

  I rather you state what are his likes and dislikes.
  Then we can streamline the selection and help you.
  
  Dessert at Baker's Inn @ Fullerton One will be good.
• bismarck

  12 Dec 04, 23:49

  indo food at rice table.
  
• cOnFuSiOn

  12 Dec 04, 23:52

  Originally posted by M©+square:

  I rather you state what are his likes and dislikes.
  Then we can streamline the selection and help you.
  
  Dessert at Baker's Inn @ Fullerton One will be good.

  me? i'm cool with almost everything.. except lamb chops and beef... i dun like them.. erm... he's the one... he's allergied to seafood.. and dun take beef.. so i guess he can onli take fish, chicken and pork? erm... ya i do have a budget to keep to... around 100 max... i;ve spent quite a lot already... still getting him chcolates and sth else on tue..
• FireIce

  13 Dec 04, 00:10

  seah street deli @ raffles hotel
  sketches pasta & wine
  SENSES (esplanade)
• cOnFuSiOn

  13 Dec 04, 00:12

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  seah street deli @ raffles hotel
  sketches pasta & wine
  SENSES (esplanade)

  erm... and how costly is it? wad do they serve?
• cOnFuSiOn

  13 Dec 04, 00:13

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  seah street deli @ raffles hotel
  sketches pasta & wine
  SENSES (esplanade)

  erm... and how costly is it? wad do they serve?
• M©+square

  13 Dec 04, 00:19

  Originally posted by cOnFuSiOn:

  me? i'm cool with almost everything.. except lamb chops and beef... i dun like them.. erm... he's the one... he's allergied to seafood.. and dun take beef.. so i guess he can onli take fish, chicken and pork? erm... ya i do have a budget to keep to... around 100 max... i;ve spent quite a lot already... still getting him chcolates and sth else on tue..

  Actually as a guy. I wouldn't encourage a heavy dinner unless your bf is a big eater. Otherwise, a decent enough meal (e.g fish and Co.) and end the night with dessert (Anywhere at Fullerton or New Asia Bar@Swisso^tel serves good stuff and nice ambience) as i've suggested.
  
  *Avoid chicken rice - Stinks the mouth...
  
  Then move on to other programs thru the night. Otherwise you guys would be too full and lazy to do other things.
  
  All the best.
• cOnFuSiOn

  13 Dec 04, 00:22

  Originally posted by M©+square:

  Actually as a guy. I wouldn't encourage a heavy dinner unless your bf is a big eater. Otherwise, a decent enough meal (e.g fish and Co.) and end the night with dessert (Anywhere at Fullerton or New Asia Bar@Swisso^tel serves good stuff and nice ambience) as i've suggested.
  
  *Avoid chicken rice - Stinks the mouth...
  
  Then move on to other programs thru the night. Otherwise you guys would be too full and lazy to do other things.
  
  All the best.

  fullerton? sounds ex...
• FireIce

  13 Dec 04, 00:24

  Originally posted by cOnFuSiOn:

  erm... and how costly is it? wad do they serve?

  all shd be below $100 if u not a big eater
  
  seah street deli serves american food
  sketches serves pasta.....from the menu or u can create ur own
  SENSES serves western and dim sum
• Danisdead101times

  13 Dec 04, 00:25

  holland V got alot of restuarants also mah...can try there...
• cOnFuSiOn

  13 Dec 04, 00:28

  Originally posted by Danisdead101times:

  holland V got alot of restuarants also mah...can try there...

  wad's nice? no jap food.. he doesnt like jap food.. i'll go check out all of them tml and on tue morning
• Danisdead101times

  13 Dec 04, 00:31

  Originally posted by cOnFuSiOn:

  wad's nice? no jap food.. he doesnt like jap food.. i'll go check out all of them tml and on tue morning

  there got italian food.. i think korean food also have...and chinese crusine ofcuz... then if worst out of worst...there is also a jap restuarant there...