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Best Greek Restaurants in Singapore: 12 Best Spots (2026)

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The best Greek restaurants in Singapore are Estiatorio Milos for fine-dining seafood at Marina Bay Sands, Alati on Amoy Street for salt-baked Aegean fish, and long-running tavernas such as Blu Kouzina, Bakalaki and Zorba for meze, souvlaki and moussaka. The scene runs from fine dining and charcoal-grill restaurants to casual tavernas, a halal-friendly Greek spot in Kampong Glam and a loukoumades dessert bar, so meals range from a box of doughnuts to whole fish priced by weight. Greek restaurants cluster in the CBD and Tanjong Pagar (Alati, Fotia), along the river (Bakalaki, Zorba), at Dempsey and Tanglin (Blu Kouzina, Pano Kato) and at Sentosa Cove's Quayside Isle (Mykonos On The Bay). Book ahead for Friday and weekend dinners, especially at Milos and the Dempsey and Quayside Isle tavernas.

Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.

The list

Estiatorio Milos Greek (seafood, fine dining) · $$$$

The first Asian outpost of chef Costas Spiliadis' Greek seafood brand, opened at Marina Bay Sands in July 2024, with a fish-market display at its centre, an open kitchen and private dining rooms.

  • Cuisine: Greek (seafood, fine dining)
  • Price: $$$$
  • Must-try: Milos Special (fried zucchini and eggplant), Lobster pasta Athenian-style, Fresh whole fish from the market display
  • Where: 2 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-48 Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972
  • Area: Marina Bay
  • Nearest MRT: Bayfront
  • Hours: Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30am-2:30pm, Sat-Sun 11:30am-3pm; dinner Sun-Thu 5pm-10:30pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm

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Alati Divine Greek Cuisine Greek (seafood) · $$$

A blue-and-white Amoy Street shophouse focused on Aegean-style seafood, with whole fish baked in salt and classic dips; one of the most consistently listed Greek restaurants in the CBD.

  • Cuisine: Greek (seafood)
  • Price: $$$
  • Must-try: Grilled octopus (xtapodi), Salt-baked seasonal Greek fish, Taramosalata
  • Where: 73 Amoy Street, Singapore 069892
  • Area: Telok Ayer / Tanjong Pagar
  • Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer
  • Hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am-2:30pm and 6pm-11pm; closed Sun

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Bakalaki Greek Taverna Greek (taverna) · $$$

A spacious River Valley taverna with an attached Greek deli selling imported produce, plus islandwide delivery; seafood and grilled-meat platters are the big sharing orders.

  • Cuisine: Greek (taverna)
  • Price: $$$
  • Must-try: Feta saganaki, Lamb chops (paidakia), Moussaka
  • Where: 38A Martin Road, #01-01, Singapore 239072
  • Area: River Valley / Robertson Quay
  • Nearest MRT: Fort Canning
  • Hours: Daily 11:30am-12am

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Blu Kouzina Greek (taverna) · $$$

One of Singapore's longest-running Greek tavernas, cooking from family recipes, with its main restaurant at Dempsey and sister outlets in Siglap (907 East Coast Road #01-01) and at The Palawan on Sentosa.

  • Cuisine: Greek (taverna)
  • Price: $$$
  • Must-try: Tzatziki, Xtapodi (grilled octopus), Spanakopita, Baklava
  • Where: 10 Dempsey Road, #01-20, Singapore 247700
  • Area: Dempsey Hill
  • Nearest MRT: Napier
  • Hours: Dempsey: daily 11:30am-3:30pm and 5:30pm-10pm (other outlets' hours differ)

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Fotia Greek (charcoal grill) · $$$

A Duxton Hill Greek restaurant built around a Josper charcoal oven for grilled meats and seafood, known for sharing platters and al fresco seating on the hill.

  • Cuisine: Greek (charcoal grill)
  • Price: $$$ · From around $40 per person
  • Must-try: Mix combo sharing platter, Kalitsounia (cheese mezze pie), Moussaka
  • Where: 28 Duxton Hill, Singapore 089610
  • Area: Tanjong Pagar (Duxton Hill)
  • Nearest MRT: Maxwell
  • Hours: Tue 5pm-11pm; Wed-Sat 12pm-11pm; Sun 12pm-9pm; closed Mon

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Mykonos On The Bay Greek · $$$

A waterfront taverna at Quayside Isle overlooking the Sentosa Cove marina, run by the Mangiatutto group and known for a long list of mezedes.

  • Cuisine: Greek
  • Price: $$$
  • Must-try: Mykonos dip platter, Moussaka, Stifado (beef stew)
  • Where: 31 Ocean Way, #01-10 Quayside Isle, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098375
  • Area: Sentosa Cove
  • Hours: Lunch Mon-Wed & Fri 12pm-3pm; dinner Mon-Fri 6pm-10:30pm; Sat, Sun & PH 12pm-10:30pm (no Thu lunch)

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Zorba The Greek Taverna Greek (taverna) · $$

A riverside taverna at Clarke Quay with sunset views over the Singapore River, open from breakfast on weekends.

  • Cuisine: Greek (taverna)
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Lamb kebab, Moussaka, Dips platter, Whole grilled squid
  • Where: 3A River Valley Road, #01-02, Clarke Quay (Block A), Singapore 179020
  • Area: Clarke Quay
  • Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay
  • Hours: Mon-Thu 11:30am-10:30pm; Fri 11:30am-11:30pm; Sat 8am-11:30pm; Sun 8am-5pm

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Skopelos Greek (contemporary) · $$

A contemporary Greek restaurant in the CHIJMES courtyard serving mezze, grilled meats, seafood and Greek wines, with al fresco seating suited to groups.

  • Cuisine: Greek (contemporary)
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Grilled squid, Calamari, Prawn saganaki
  • Where: 30 Victoria Street, #01-20 CHIJMES, Singapore 187996
  • Area: City Hall / Bras Basah
  • Nearest MRT: City Hall
  • Hours: Daily 12pm-10:30pm

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Ela, The Little Lost Greek Place Greek-Mediterranean · $$

A casual Kampong Glam Greek-Mediterranean spot from The Black Hole Group that describes its food as halal-friendly, serving gyros, dips and grilled platters.

  • Cuisine: Greek-Mediterranean
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Greek mezze platter, Halloumi gyro, Pita with hummus
  • Where: 33 Jalan Sultan, #01-09/10, Weave Suites Midtown, Singapore 198965
  • Area: Kampong Glam / Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway
  • Hours: Mon, Wed, Thu & Sun 12pm-9pm; Fri-Sat 12pm-10pm; closed Tue
  • Halal: Muslim-owned

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Pano Kato Grill, Pizza & Deli Greek (grill, pizza and deli) · $$

A Greek grill house, pizzeria and deli in Tanglin Mall with a gyros pita station on a vertical rotisserie, catch-of-the-day plates and a deli counter.

  • Cuisine: Greek (grill, pizza and deli)
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Souvlaki, Oven brick pizza, Htapodi (grilled octopus), Baklava
  • Where: 163 Tanglin Road, #02-142/144, Tanglin Mall, Singapore 247933
  • Area: Tanglin / Orchard
  • Nearest MRT: Orchard Boulevard
  • Hours: Daily 11am-10pm

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Hapiha Mediterranean Taverna Mediterranean taverna (Greek-style meze and grills) · $$

A small Mediterranean taverna led by Albanian chef Klevis Shima, serving Greek-style meze, souvlaki and grills; it started as a hawker stall at Beauty World Food Centre and moved into its own space at Ridgewood Condominium in mid-2025.

  • Cuisine: Mediterranean taverna (Greek-style meze and grills)
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: Lamb kebab, Halloumi kebab, Pita with hummus, Chicken souvlaki
  • Where: 5 Ridgewood Close, #01-G1, Ridgewood Condominium, Singapore 276696
  • Area: Bukit Timah / Holland
  • Hours: Tue-Thu 5pm-9pm; Fri-Sun 12pm-9pm; closed Mon

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Lukumades Greek desserts (loukoumades) · $

The Singapore outlet of the Melbourne-born loukoumades chain, frying bite-sized Greek doughnut balls to order on Arab Street, open late on weekends.

  • Cuisine: Greek desserts (loukoumades)
  • Price: $
  • Must-try: Original honey and cinnamon loukoumades, Loukoumades with toppings and sauces, Gelato
  • Where: 60 Arab Street, #01-01, Singapore 199757
  • Area: Kampong Glam / Bugis
  • Nearest MRT: Bugis
  • Hours: Sun-Thu 9am-10pm; Fri-Sat 9am-12am

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At a glance: compare every spot

Spot Cuisine Price Area Halal
Estiatorio Milos Greek (seafood, fine dining) $$$$ Marina Bay —
Alati Divine Greek Cuisine Greek (seafood) $$$ Telok Ayer / Tanjong Pagar —
Bakalaki Greek Taverna Greek (taverna) $$$ River Valley / Robertson Quay —
Blu Kouzina Greek (taverna) $$$ Dempsey Hill —
Fotia Greek (charcoal grill) $$$ Tanjong Pagar (Duxton Hill) —
Mykonos On The Bay Greek $$$ Sentosa Cove —
Zorba The Greek Taverna Greek (taverna) $$ Clarke Quay —
Skopelos Greek (contemporary) $$ City Hall / Bras Basah —
Ela, The Little Lost Greek Place Greek-Mediterranean $$ Kampong Glam / Bugis Muslim-owned
Pano Kato Grill, Pizza & Deli Greek (grill, pizza and deli) $$ Tanglin / Orchard —
Hapiha Mediterranean Taverna Mediterranean taverna (Greek-style meze and grills) $$ Bukit Timah / Holland —
Lukumades Greek desserts (loukoumades) $ Kampong Glam / Bugis —

Your questions answered

What are the best Greek restaurants in Singapore?

Frequently recommended picks include Estiatorio Milos at Marina Bay Sands for premium seafood, Alati Divine Greek Cuisine on Amoy Street, Bakalaki Greek Taverna on Martin Road, Blu Kouzina at Dempsey (with outlets in Siglap and Sentosa), Fotia on Duxton Hill, Zorba The Greek Taverna at Clarke Quay and Mykonos On The Bay at Sentosa Cove.

How much does a meal at a Greek restaurant in Singapore cost?

It varies widely. Fotia lists roughly $40-70 per person on OpenTable, while Estiatorio Milos is a fine-dining restaurant where fresh fish is priced by weight. Casual options such as Ela and Hapiha, and Lukumades for dessert, cost less. Menus change, so check the restaurant's current menu before you go.

Is there halal Greek food in Singapore?

Options are limited. Ela, The Little Lost Greek Place at 33 Jalan Sultan describes its food as halal-friendly and is listed as Muslim-owned, but we could not confirm MUIS certification. Most other Greek restaurants in Singapore serve alcohol and are not halal-certified, so check the MUIS halal directory or ask the restaurant before visiting.

Which area of Singapore has the most Greek restaurants?

There is no single Greek enclave. The CBD and Tanjong Pagar (Alati on Amoy Street, Fotia on Duxton Hill) and the riverside (Bakalaki on Martin Road, Zorba at Clarke Quay) have the densest spread, while Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove has the waterfront Mykonos On The Bay.

Do I need to book a table at Greek restaurants in Singapore?

Booking is recommended for dinner and weekends, particularly at Estiatorio Milos, Blu Kouzina, Bakalaki and Mykonos On The Bay. Many take bookings through Chope or OpenTable; Fotia does not take Chope reservations, so contact it directly. Small spots like Hapiha also fill up quickly.

Which Greek restaurants are open on Sunday or Monday?

Alati is closed on Sundays and Fotia and Hapiha are closed on Mondays, while Ela is closed on Tuesdays. Bakalaki, Blu Kouzina (Dempsey), Pano Kato, Skopelos and Zorba open daily, though Zorba closes at 5pm on Sundays.

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