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3 Greek restaurants for your Mediterranean food fix!

7th March 2023 by Deepa Chevi 2 Min Read

https://expatliving.sg/greek-restaurants-mediterranean-food-singapore/

If you feel like some good Greek food, try one of these Greek restaurants and places in Singaproe that serve Mediterranean cuisine in Singapore!

Pano Kato

This photogenic restaurant serving Mediterranean and Greek food was opened by the same people who run the furniture and homeware shop House of AnLi. Located on the second floor of Tanglin Mall, the bright and airy space features white and rattan furniture with green accents for a tropical touch.

Greek cuisine Pano Kato - pita Greek restaurants in singapore

Additionally, this Mediterranean restaurant offers some of the best family-friendly food ideal for sharing. Gluten-free and vegan options are also available. Must-try sides include the pita with a trio of dips ($28) and the dolmades ($18), a classic Greek dish of vine leaves stuffed with herbed rice and vegetables.

Traditional Greek food

You can also tuck into traditional family recipes served straight from the oven. There’s soutzoukakia (a meatball dish, $32), spanakopita (spinach and feta pie; $30), and a classic dish of Greek seabass ($98). Flown in from the Mediterranean, the fish is roasted with fresh rosemary and thyme and served deboned with lashings of warm extra virgin olive oil. There’s also Maria’s moussaka ($34), an original recipe passed down from owner Panagiotis’s mum, and a selection of charcoal-grilled items featuring meat from Australia. The souvlaki ($28) is a popular pick, or go all out with your steak of choice.

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Don’t forget to try Pano Kato’s new Pita Bar menu. With a Gyros Pita station that features a vertical rotisserie, the restaurant serves up traditional Greek pita wraps with your choice of meats and sauces. If you’re really hungry – or looking to share – you can indulge in the pita platter for one or two.

Visiting with friends? Order a tried-and-true baklava ($16), divine layers of crispy filo, roasted pistachios and rosewater syrup served with vanilla ice cream and thyme honey. Otherwise, opt for gluten-free desserts like hazelnut brownie ($16) warmed, served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

#02-23 Tanglin Mall, 163 Tanglin Road
6235 5056 | houseofanli.com/pages/pano-kato

Bakalaki Greek Restaurant

This Greek restaurant now in River Valley has warm, unpretentious service that is only made better with delicious Mediterranean food. Start with pita and also some mezze spreads – don’t miss the melitzanosalata agioritiki, or smoky eggplant; or just douse your bread in the amazing imported olive oil. For mains, there are plenty of meat options, from kebabs and gyros to moussaka, a traditional baked casserole of beef, eggplant, potato and béchamel.

38A Martin Road
6836 3688 | bakalaki.com

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Mykonos on the Bay

Mykonos is the Greek restaurant in Singapore to go to if you want to indulge in Mediterranean food with a Marina view. Look forward to a backdrop of yachts – a gorgeous setting no matter where you’re seated! The extensive menu will leave you spoilt for choice, too, from traditional mezzes to freshly grilled seafood and meats. Start with the Mykonos dip platter, then try the pita gyros, with a generous serving of pork belly; or, for fans of lamb, the giaourtlou features rich, spiced meat, beautifully offset by Greek yoghurt.

#01-10 Quayside Isle, 31 Ocean Way, Sentosa Cove
6334 3818 | mykonosonthebay.com

best Mediterranean food - Greek food- Mykonos on the Bay

Fun facts on Greek food

  • Gyros is named for the turning mechanism that is used to rotate the meat used in the dish. The Greek word means “turn” or “circle”, and is also found in the word gyroscope.
  • Beef dishes aren’t very common in Greek cuisine because the country’s mountainous terrain is far better suited to sheep and goats than cows.

 

This article first appeared in the February 2023 edition of Expat Living. You can purchase the latest issue or subscribe, so you never miss a copy!

 

Categories: Western Cuisine Wine & Dine Tags: Bakalaki Greek Taverna Greek restaurants Mediterranean cuisine Mykonos on the bay pano kato Restaurants in Singapore

Deepa Chevi

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