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It’s time to start planning that special date night. If you want to enjoy a romantic meal for two that won’t cost a fortune, the IKEA Valentine’s Day dinner is exactly that.
IKEA is bringing back its three-course Valentine’s Day dinner at its in-store Swedish Restaurants across Canada.
The dinners will be served on February 14th and come with a starter, a main dish, dessert, and Nordic Fruit Water mocktails.
You can take a look at the menu on IKEA’s website, but the appetizer, dessert, and mocktail options will vary by location.
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As for the main course, you will get to choose from three options.
The first option is Swedish meatballs with spiced potatoes served with fresh herbs, arugula, and pea salad with turmeric sour cream sauce.
The second option is Swedish plant balls with curry cauliflower, lime, and coconut sauce, served with green beans and red pepper salsa.
The third option is salmon served with vegetable vermicelli, Sichuan vegetables, and sauteed sesame coriander sauce.
You can also purchase alcoholic drinks to enjoy with your meal, but these will cost extra.
Tickets to the Valentine’s Day dinner can be purchased at your local IKEA.
If this sounds like the perfect dinner outing for you and your loved one (and maybe the kids too!), you may want to secure your spot ASAP.
Afterward, you can take a romantic stroll through the store and fantasize about re-decorating your living room.
When: February 14th, 2023
Where: See all IKEA locations in Canada
Cost: $29.99 IKEA Family Price, $39.99 Regular Price, $4.99 Kids Price (Under 12)
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