This is one of the questions Cliique hear most often from people attending Taste of Love for the first time. At first, it does sound a little hard to believe. 04 hours, 20 people. How could that possibly be enough time to get to know someone?
But if you think about it a little more carefully, you'll realize that in everyday life, many people spend months texting someone and still have no idea whether they're truly compatible. At Taste of Love, on the other hand, you have the opportunity to meet 20 pre-screened singles face-to-face in a single evening.
So, is four hours too little or actually quite a lot?
The Hardest Part Isn't Getting to Know Someone
It's finding someone worth getting to know in the first place.
Many singles today face the same challenge: they want a relationship, they want to expand their social circle, but they simply don't know where to meet new people. Their friends have already introduced everyone they know. Busy work schedules leave fewer and fewer opportunities to connect. And dating apps sometimes turn into endless conversations that never seem to go anywhere.
At Taste of Love, we help solve that hardest part for you. Instead of leaving you to navigate thousands of profiles on your own, we spend time searching, verifying, and carefully screening singles who are genuinely open to a serious relationship. Then we bring them together in the same room.
What Actually Happens During Those Four Hours?
Many people assume they'll be talking non-stop with 20 different people throughout the entire event. In reality, everything is designed to feel as natural and comfortable as possible.
Before the official program begins, everyone has around 30 minutes to settle in and get acquainted. It's a chance to chat, observe, and get a feel for the energy in the room. This is also when many participants realize that everyone there shares the same goal: being open to new connections.
Next comes the group networking round. Participants sit in groups of four, and every 15 minutes, they rotate to a new table to meet different people. The purpose of this session isn't to learn everything about someone. It's simply to answer one question: "Would I like to talk to this person again?" And sometimes, just a few minutes are enough to know.
Throughout the evening, there are also interactive activities and mini-games designed to help everyone relax and connect more naturally. By this point, the atmosphere usually becomes much more comfortable. People who were initially shy begin to open up, and conversations start to flow more easily. After all, genuine connection rarely happens when we're trying hard to impress someone. It usually happens when we feel comfortable being ourselves.
Then comes the part many people look forward to the most: ten one-on-one conversations. You'll have the opportunity to sit down and speak privately with ten singles of the opposite gender, with each conversation lasting around ten minutes. It may sound short, but ten minutes face-to-face often reveals more than weeks of texting ever could. You can observe how someone listens, how they tell stories, how they see the world, and most importantly, how you feel when you're sitting across from them.
What Happens After the Four Hours?
At the end of the event, each participant selects three people they would like to see again and writes their names on a red card. If two people choose each other, it's a match, and Clique will privately share their contact information.
But interestingly, that's often not where the story ends.
The Secret Is in the After-Party
If you've ever attended Taste of Love, you'll know that sometimes the most memorable part happens after the official event is over. One group may head out for a late-night meal. Another group might grab tea and continue chatting. The more outgoing participants may keep the night going with karaoke or spontaneous gatherings that last until midnight and beyond.
At that point, there is no countdown timer, no event structure, and no pressure. There are only genuine conversations between people who have just discovered a sense of connection with one another.
In fact, quite a few couples have told us that during the event itself, they initially thought, "They're nice, but nothing special." Yet after joining the after-party, they ended up talking until late at night. Then they met again. Then they started dating. And eventually, they built a relationship that continues to this day.
So, Is Four Hours Enough?
Perhaps the purpose of those four hours isn't to find the love of your life.
Perhaps it's simply to find someone you want to spend more time getting to know.
Love isn't decided within four hours. But a meaningful connection can absolutely begin there.
And sometimes, what you need isn't more time.
It's the opportunity to meet the right person.
And who knows? Among those twenty people, there may be one person you'll want to see again.