Top 15 Greek Restaurants in Singapore

What is Greek cuisine?

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Greek cuisine, simply put, is the cuisine of Greece. The Mediterranean climate that Greece is well-known for makes its countryside a highly fertile ground for an extensive variety of fruits and vegetables. With its easy access to a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, this makes Greek cuisine a colour tapestry of flavours. 

Greek cuisine uses mainly fresh local ingredients, including Mediterranea vegetables, olive oil, lemon juice as well as a plethora of grains, fish, and meat. Most of their dishes are wholesome, flavourful, and packed with a diverse range of fresh and dried herbs.

Is Greek cuisine the same as Mediterranean cuisine?

While most people tend to use Greek cuisine and Mediterranean cuisine interchangeably, they are actually not the same!

Mediterranean is essentially a broad umbrella term to encompass all countries that lie along the Mediterranean Sea. This could include countries such as Spain stretching all the way to Syria or Slovenia through to Libya. Hence, Greek cuisine essentially falls under the Mediterranean cuisine umbrella but not vice versa.

Culinary influences on Greek cuisine

Over time, Greek cuisine has been influenced by both the East and West side. During the olden times, thanks to the Persian influence, Middle Eastern food such as rice and yogurt were gradually introduced into the Greek cuisine.

Coffee was gradually introduced into Greek cuisine by the Turks, while foods such as potatoes and tomatoes were largely influenced by the American culture.

What are some of the typical Greek foods that anyone should try?

If it is your first time heading out to a Greek restaurant and unsure about which are the typical food or dishes that you should try, here are some of the common Greek dishes that you should not miss trying!

Moussaka

Moussaka is perhaps the most iconic dish of Greek cuisine and is also one of its traditional dishes. Moussa can be found in almost every tavern in Greece. 

This dish is made up of multiple layers of eggplant, minced beef and potatoes. It is topped with creamy béchamel sauce before being baked until golden brown.

Fasolatha

Fasolatha is also one of Greece’s national dishes, albeit less well-known among foreigners and tourists. This simple yet wholesome white bean soup consists of beans, diced tomatoes and a variety of vegetables such as onions, carrot and celery. It is often topped with thyme and parsley for that additional flavour.

Koulouri

A key breakfast staple in Greek cuisine is Koulouri, a large and soft bread ring that is covered in sesame seeds, almost similar to that of a large pretzel. Pair this with a cup of coffee and you’ll get a typical Greek breakfast set!

Loukoumades

Every cuisine has its fair share of sweet treats and Greek cuisine is no different! Loukoumades are small fried doughnut-like balls that are generously drenched in honey syrup and topped with either cinnamon or crushed walnuts. This Greek delicacy is often served during large parties or celebrations.

Souvlaki

Meat is a key staple in Greek cuisine. Souvlaki is essentially a dish that consists of grilled meat, typically pork, that are served on skewers. Souvlaki is typically served with tzatziki, a sauce that is a concoction of yoghurt, cucumber, and mint, pita bread, and salad.  

Spanakopita

Known as a classic Greek pie, the Spanakopita is a rich pie typically stuffed with generous amounts of spinach, onions, feta cheese, and a variety of herbs. It is often enfolded by crispy and flaky phyllo dough for that added crunch. 

Gyros

Gyros is a typical Greek sandwich and is similar to that of a kebab. It is made from meat that is cooked on rotisserie, typically chicken, pork, and lamb. The meat is often wrapped in a flatbread or pita, and piled on with a variety of toppings such as salad, onions, and sauces. 

Galaktoboureko

Galaktoboureko, which loosely translates into Greek custard pie, is all-time Greek favourite dessert. It is a creamy custard pastry that is made using semolina and wrapped in sheets of phyllo before being generously soaked in syrup. 

Head to any Greek restaurant in Singapore and you will most probably find this tongue-twister classic dessert in their menu. 

Baklava

Baklava is a popular Greek pastry dessert that is made of layers of flaky pastry filled with crushed nuts such as walnut or pistachios and sweetened with honey. This sweet pastry can also be found all across Turkey and the Middle East.

Where can I indulge in authentic Greek dishes in Singapore?

If you are looking to savour some mouth-watering and authentic Greek cuisine in Singapore, here are some of the top 20 Greek restaurants to check out!

Greek Restaurant	Bakalaki
Speciality	A traditional neighbourhood store full of flavours, scents and colours Also offers the best from regional producers, as traditional ingredients are sourced from authentic Greek suppliers Located in the heart of Tiong Bahrur, and this restaurant and taverna is the new Mediterranean hotspot in Singapore
Pricing	View menu and pricing here
Website	https://bakalaki.com/
Address	3 Seng Poh Road, Singapore 168891
Contact	65 6963 3688
Operating Hours	Mon – Thurs: 5pm – 11pm, Fri – Sun: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5pm – 11pm (Last order for food: 9pm)

 

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Greek Restaurant	Alati – Divine Greek Cuisine
Speciality	Alati offers greek ambience with its white-washed walls and a clean blue-and-white décor Everything at Alati combines tradition with a bit of a twist, using many ingredients imported directly from Greece Restaurant is also known for its seafood
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	http://www.alati.sg/
Address	73 Amoy Street, Singapore 069892
Contact	6221 6124
Operating Hours	Lunch: Mon-Fri, 12:00pm to 2:30pm (Last order 2:00pm) Dinner: Mon-Sat, 5:30pm to 12:00am (Last order 10:00pm) Closed Sun

 

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Greek Restaurant	Mykonos on the Bay
Speciality	A semi-alfresco, pet-friendly restaurant fronts the prime harbour location of Sentosa Cove Atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, yet romantic at the same time, thanks to the stunning views and white-and-blue interiors inspired by Greece and the sea.
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	http://mykonosonthebay.com/
Address	#01-10 Quayside Isle 31 Ocean Way, Sentosa Cove
Contact	6334 3818
Operating Hours	Mon to Fri: 12pm – 3:00pm; 6pm – 10:30pm Sat, Sun and PH: all day dining 12pm – 10:30pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Blu Kouzina
Speciality	Offers authentic Greek cuisine The family behind Blu brings in their own cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil from their cultivation in Greece
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://blukouzina.com/
Address	10 Dempsey Rd, Singapore, 247700
Contact	65 6875 0872 reservations@blukouzina.com
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 11:30pm – 3:30pm (last order for F&B 2:45pm) Monday to Sunday: 5:30pm – 10:00pm (last order for FnB 9:30pm)

 

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Greek Restaurant	Pano Kato
Speciality	Pano Kato is one of our favourite places for a late brunch together on Sundays Choice of green and white for decoration reinforces the feeling of serenity and freshness
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://houseofanli.com/pages/pano-kato
Address	#02-23 Tanglin Mall
Contact	65 6235 5056 / 65 6235 3851
Operating Hours	Daily from 11.00am to 9.30pm Breakfast: 11.00am to 11.00pm Lunch: 11.00am to 2.30pm Dinner: 5.30pm to 9.30pm Deli Counter: 11.00am to 9.30 pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Artemis Grill & Sky Bar
Speciality	Rooftop CBD restaurant may impress with their views, but offers delectable food
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://artemisgrill.com.sg/
Address	138 Market Street, CapitaGreen Rooftop (Level 40), Singapore 048946
Contact	65 6635 8677 / 65 9850 7954 enquiries@artemisgrill.com.sg
Operating Hours	Monday to Friday: 11:30 am – 2:30pm | 5:30pm to 9pm (last order) Saturday: 5:30pm to 9pm (last order)

 

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Greek Restaurant	Zobra The Greek Taverna
Speciality	Located along the waterfront of Singapore River in Clarke Quay, Zorba is perfect for those in need of good ol’ classic greek food and a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city Offers generous, comforting and insanely delicious Greek cuisine
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.zorba.sg/
Address	3A River Valley Road, #01-02, Clarke Quay, Singapore 179024
Contact	reservation@zorba.sg 8879 0688
Operating Hours	Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm Weekend Brunch 9am to 3pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Aryaa Kitchen
Speciality	Aryaa Kitchen offers both Indian and Mediterranean cuisines Option to pair meals with unique selection of Greek wine
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	http://thearyaa.com/
Address	7500E Beach Road, #01-201, Diners Building, Singapore 199595
Contact	65 62916009 aryaa@geniecollective.sg
Operating Hours	Mon-Fri 12pm to 3pm, 6pm to 11pm, Sat 6pm to 11pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Fotia
Speciality	Serves up fuss-free and hearty Greek dishes that are affordable and delicious. Most of Fotia’s dishes are made from scratch, including their Greek yogurt.
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.facebook.com/FOTIA-203711790184232/
Address	28 Duxton Hill Singapore, Singapore 089610
Contact	9455 1004 info@fotia.com.sg
Operating Hours	Mon-Thur 12pm to 10pm Fri-Sat 12pm to 11pm, Sun 11am to 9pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Place to R.E.A.D
Speciality	Offers authentic Greek cuisine and as well as other fusion dishes Option to pair meals with selection of alcoholic beverages including wine and beer
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.place2read.com.sg/
Address	46A Prinsep St, Singapore 188676
Contact	6333 0689
Operating Hours	Sun – Thu: 4pm – 2am Fri & Sat: 4pm – 3am

 

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Greek Restaurant	Supergreek
Speciality	Supergreek serves tasty Greek grain bowls, pita wraps, salads and fresh yoghurt that are nutrient-loaded and calorie-light Offers Singapore’s ONLY handmade fresh Greek yoghurt
Pricing	View menu here
Website	https://www.supergreek.sg/
Address	252 North Bridge Road, #B1-54, Singapore 179103 181 Orchard Road, #04-22, Singapore 238896
Contact	Contact via form here

 

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Greek Restaurant	Pistachio Grill
Speciality	Healthier and more nutritious versions of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food Offers flavoursome yet guilt-free options like the Greek Style Beef Burger
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.pistachiogrill.com/
Address	501 Orchard Road, #02-04/05 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880
Contact	65-6262 6400 info@pistachiogrill.com
Operating Hours	Lunch from 11:30am – 3:00pm Dinner from 5:00pm – 9:00pm

 

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Greek Restaurant	Pita Tree Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar
Speciality	This Mediterranean food place serves a variety of kebabs, dips, grills and stews, packed with healthful ingredients Offers hearty and affordable buffet lunch
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.pitatree.com/
Address	391 Orchard Road #01-K1, Civic Plaza, Singapore 238872 583 Orchard Road #01-K3, Forum The Shopping Mall, Singapore 238884
Contact	hello@pitatree.com
Operating Hours	Varies by outlet

 

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Greek Restaurant	Ambrosia- The Mediterranean Restaurant
Speciality	Refurbished in Greek décor, blends the modern with the traditional effortlessly
Pricing	Contact for prices
Website	https://www.facebook.com/ambrosiacafesingapore/
Address	25 Baghdad St, Singapore 199664
Contact	6292 7313 mhassociatessg@gmail.com
Operating Hours	3 PM- 3 AM daily

 

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Greek Restaurant	Pita and Olives
Speciality	Mediterranean-styled bistro. We are committed to use the finest ingredients such as extra virgin olive oil, olives, fresh vegetables, tahini, chickpeas Homemade dishes includes Whole wheat Pita bread. Humus, Beef Kebab, Baked Falafel, Chicken Shawarma, Chicken Schnitzel, Grilled Eggplant, Jerusalem Salad
Pricing	View menu and prices here
Website	https://www.pitaandolives.com/
Address	1 Kim Seng Promenade, ,Great World City, #B1-K109, Opposite Cold Storage, Singapore 237994
Contact	6590112312
Operating Hours	Daily, 11am – 9pm

Meal etiquette in Greek culture

While there are some similarities in Greek meal etiquette as compared to the Asian dining etiquette, there are still certain stark differences between both.

Here are some meal etiquette to bear in mind when dining at a Greek restaurant:

Meals are often communal

Greeks love eating out with friends and family, As such, mealtimes are often communal dining. While people usually have their own dishes during breakfast and lunch, dinner is a time where every dish is shared. All dishes will go into the middle of the table and people are free to take what they want.

Serve green with every meal

Leafy greens are a staple in every Greek meal. Greeks love to consume large amounts of wild greens and will incorporate it into every single dish, such as salad, stews or even just a simple vegetable snack.

If you are preparing a home cooked Greek meal for a friend, party or event, be sure to be extra generous on the leafy greens!

For home meals, there will often be a block of feta cheese on the table

Most Greek dishes tend to finish off with a sprinkle of feta. A touch of cheese adds that hint of salty flavour that complements any dish. If you are unsure of what is the best housewarming to bring along, the best suggestion is to bring along a block of feta cheese!

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