Catching a K-film, music festival: How to solve your L-O-V-Emergency this Valentine’s

It’s Valentine’s Day. And the Valentine’s weekend, while we’re at it.

And if you haven’t got to planning activities with your date, here are five date ideas to consider over the weekend. From catching a K-film to enjoying a concert together, that sounds about the perfect weekend date we’d want to have.

1. Catch K-film Secret: Untold Melody

If you (or your partner) are a fan of K-pop boy band EXO, you’re in for a treat this Valentine’s. The fantasy-romance film Secret: Untold Melody (2025) starring EXO’s Doh Kyung-soo is premiering next Tuesday (20 Feb).

But there will be sneak previews this weekend at Suntec City’s Golden Village. On Valentine’s Day today, you can also get the chance to be one of the lucky fans who get to watch the film before it hits the big screen.

Tickets go at $18 for members and $20 for the general public, and each ticket comes with an exclusive A3 poster with pre-printed autographs.

2. Jam out at the Cloud 9 music festival

When else would you get to watch the B.I perform for only $28?

 

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With a lineup of spectacular acts that are sure to have you partying until the sun comes up, Cloud 9 is perfect for music lovers of all genres.

Whether you’re looking to sway to an elijah woods song or jump along to Grantperez, this music festival will make you feel like you have your head in the clouds.

Tickets are still available on Ticketmaster.

3. Shopping spree

An impromptu flight to Korea is not exactly feasible and you might not be able to get the best deals online this last minute. Fret not—Ksisters has got you covered.

 

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Featuring products from a range of popular Korean brands, Ksisters is your one-stop destination for lovers of K-beauty. 

Aside from cosmetic and skincare products, they also carry fashion accessories and lifestyle items so your partner is bound to find something that catches their eye.

4. Netflix and ramyeon

Going out can be exhausting, especially during Valentine’s. So why not unwind at home with a show that might have you sweating more than your Shin Ramyun noodles will?

The cherry on top? All episodes of the season have been released so you don’t have to worry about being left on nail-biting cliffhangers.

5. Spoil them with a meal

If Korean food is something that caters to your palettes, head on down to Korean steakhouse Gu:um, located in Chinatown. 

Do be prepared to fork out a decently hefty sum though, as the restaurant specialises in premium cuts and lavish spreads to give you the best culinary experience.

 

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Currently, the restaurant has an ongoing campaign that runs until the end of February. With every purchase of the Gu:um Sang set menu, you can receive a complimentary Valentine’s cocktail, tailored to your tastes.