Where to get Mediterranean/Greek/Lebanese food

[Asgard]

Hi everyone, new to the island here. I was looking for good mediterranean/greek/lebanese food restaurants. Do you happen to know if there are mediterranean grocery stores as well ?

[maneo]

A Google search will point you to a list of 10 restaurants on citynomads.com:

http://www.citynomads.com/reviews/restaurants/609/a-taste-of-the-mediterranean-the-10-best-restaurants-to-get-your-fix

However, this article is a year old.

There's also al Kasr in Holland Village, which seemed quite nice, though it doesn't appear on the list.

[PNGMK]

Urban Bites on Telok Ayer St. Not named in that way but it's a great Lebanese place. Not open sunday.

[rajagainstthemachine]

I haven't found any that's worth recommending, have you tried Arab st. They have a few ones around there.
But as usual they're expensive

[zzm9980]

Urban Bites on Telok Ayer St. Not named in that way but it's a great Lebanese place. Not open sunday.

I'll second this, good for lunch.

[Asgard]

Thanks everyone, sounds pretty good. I tried Artichoke yesterday for brunch, quite nice actually. Bit overpriced but still good food.

I heard that the previous owner of Kasr sold it to non-Lebanese and opened Urban Bites. Need to try that then, seems that its quite good as well.

[L.Jaff]

It may sound alittle chiche, but there are several good restuarants along Arab st.
You can grab a shisha while you're there

[TAB]

We went to Le Rida (Grille, Steak & Mezze Bar) at 903 Bukit Timah Road last month thrice and tried their Lebanese food. The food really gave me the original taste.
Most of the Lebanese restaurant I tried in Singapore but never found the taste like Le Rida. We tried Mezze Platter, falafel, Sanbuosik, Cheese roll, Kebabs, Mix grilled and home made Lebanese Ice cream, Baklava etc/ I should say its worth to try out.
They also serve French food which is cheaper and have lots of varieties.