These city kids ditched Tinder and let us play matchmaker. Here’s a blow-by-blow of their blind date
Our daters had a meal at Le Binchotan
Chantelle: “I was really amused because I often joke about how I’ll end up marrying a bald Indian man – he fits that description to a tee.”
Jiten: “She arrived rather late which was upsetting but we hit it off pretty quickly so I’ll forgive her for that.”
Chantelle: “We definitely connected. It may be too early to tell but I’m open for more.”
Jiten: “Definitely. We bonded over travel, our families and work. We found out that our offices are pretty close to each other’s so I’m looking forward to grabbing lunch with her soon.”
Chantelle: “He’s really easy to talk to and I’m a great date so there wasn’t a single awkward moment.”
Jiten: “Not at all. We talked non-stop till we parted ways.”
Chantelle: “After dinner, we went to a bar on China Street for a couple of drinks.”
Jiten: “We were both stuffed from dinner so we just went for a drink at a nearby pub.”
Chantelle: ♥♥♥♥♥ “He’s eloquent, intellectual and overall a really good catch. I’d love to go out with him and get to know him better.”
Shawn: ♥♥♥♥ “I had a lot of fun. She’s sarcastic yet pleasant and definitely someone I’ll keep in touch with.”
The atmosphere
“Everyone there was so welcoming. It’s a great environment for a first date. The entire setting is intimate and relaxed.” – Chantelle
The food
“Everything we ordered was awesome, which explains why we were so stuffed. The uni caviar is to die for and the smoked chocolate is really yummy too.” – Jiten
The drinks
“I had a whisky based drink. I think it’s their specialty beverage and it’s not hard to see why.” – Jiten
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