For those who are single, first dates are a common thing.

Yet nothing quite beats an experience like dating in the dark. As Singles Day approaches, here’s something that single KL-ites can look forward to.

Dining In The Dark is famed for their meals-in-the-dark concept. Where you experience total darkness while you dine, your remaining four senses are engaged.

This November 11, they will be throwing a new sensory experience: the Single & Mingle In The Dark party.

It’s a pretty genius concept too, especially for the judgmental singles out there. Here, you won’t get to make your judgments based on your partner’s appearance as it will be pitch dark.

This will give you a chance to get to know him or her without first judging their outward appearance.

More than just an event for singles to seek out a potential partner, it’s also a chance for you to expand your social circle in a distraction-free experience held in total darkness.

During the registration stage, you’re requested to share your hobbies and personal interests as this will help the team to match you to the right person.

On the day of the event itself, you will engage in some warm up games to get you physically and mentally ready for the 2-hour dining experience in pitch darkness.

After the warm up session, you will be escorted to a dark dining room where you’ll enjoy your 4-course meal in the company of a new friend.

After the event has ended, you will be escorted to a fully lit lounge and bar where you’ll finally get to put a face to the person you’ve been conversing with for the past 2 hours.

If you’re up for the challenge, here’s where you can sign up.

Single & Mingle In The Dark

When: November 11, 6pm

Where: Dining in the Dark @ Changkat Bukit Bintang

How Much: RM188 / person (4 course dinner + 1 drink)

All Image Credit: Dining In The Dark

 
 
Also Read
19 scenic islands to explore around M’sia for a relaxing and indulgent vacation

Here's a list of beautiful islands to visit around Malaysia to try fun activities like snorkelling, diving, kayaking, and more.

Immerse yourself in Martell’s AI-inspired Pop-Up Store at Pavilion Bukit Jalil

Martell has organised a 130 Years in Malaysia Pop-Up Store at Pavilion Bukit Jalil, happening throughout December 2023.

Hi it’s me, the coward who was screaming the loudest at the Junji Ito Horror House premiere

We review the Junji Ito Horror House in Malaysia at LaLaport on its immersiveness and interactivity. Here's how much tickets cost.

Here’s what makes a visit to the Chocolate Museum in Kota Damansara worth your time

We review Chocolate Museum Kuala Lumpur in Kota Damansara and its attractions, activities, ticket prices, and store.

8 expert insights for M’sian 5-star hotels that want to champion luxury hospitality

How can we grow Malaysia's luxury 5-star hotel industry and establish it as a global attraction? Here are expert insights based on Macao.

We’re convinced Macao is a must-visit after its fashion, food & culture showcase in S’pore

At The Macao Showcase, Marina Bay Sands, food and fashion SMEs plus parts of Macao's culture were highlighted. Here are some brands we saw.

Looking for your ideal vacay vibe? We’ve matched your star sign to these 26 spots in M’sia.

Based on your zodiac star sign, here are fun local travel ideas to destinations that you can use Malaysia Airlines' flight promo for.

It’s you VS you: How many of these 40 hiking trails in M’sia have you completed?

Here's a list of popular and lesser-known hiking trails in Malaysia that range in difficulty and can be completed in one day, with more info.