Estiatorio Milos Menu: What to Order & What It Costs

Fifteen kinds of wild-caught fish flown in daily, laid out on ice like jewellery. A zucchini-and-eggplant tower fried paper-thin. Olive oil from the owner’s own sister’s groves. The Estiatorio Milos menu Singapore — the first Asian outpost of Costas Spiliadis’ 45-year-old Greek institution — is Mediterranean luxury stripped of fuss: spectacular ingredients, minimal intervention, Marina Bay Sands prices.

It shares the MBS fine-dining orbit with Mott 32’s Cantonese tasting drama, while diners chasing sky-high fusion theatre instead usually book SUSHISAMBA at Capital Tower for its Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian menu.

Estiatorio Milos grilled octopus

Estiatorio Milos Menu Singapore: Classics & Spreads

Start here. The Milos classics are the dishes regulars cross town for — the fried zucchini-eggplant tower, the charcoal octopus, the quartet of Greek spreads with warm pita. Portions lean sharing-style.

Milos Classics

Milos Special (paper-thin fried zucchini and eggplant with saganaki and tzatziki) about S$45; charcoal-broiled Mediterranean octopus near S$48; Maryland-style crab cake around S$45; fried calamari about S$42.

ItemPrice (S$)
Fried Calamari42.00
Milos Special (zucchini & eggplant tower)45.00
Crab Cake (Maryland style)45.00
Grilled Mediterranean Octopus48.00
Estiatorio Milos Greek spreads platter

The Greek Spreads

Taramosalata, tzatziki, htipiti and grilled pita with raw vegetables — S$42. The taramosalata (cured fish roe) is the standout; this platter plus bread comfortably opens a meal for two.

ItemPrice (S$)
The Greek Spreads (taramosalata, tzatziki, htipiti, pita)42.00

Raw Bar

Sashimi and tartare of magiatiko, tuna and salmon around S$36–42; ceviche near S$42. Seasonal oysters at market price; Ossietra caviar from S$148 (30g).

ItemPrice (S$)
Raw Fish Sashimi36.00
Fish Tartare / Ceviche42.00
Seasonal OystersMarket price
Ossietra Caviar (30g)148.00

Estiatorio Milos Whole Fish, Seafood & Meats

The fish market is the Milos ritual: walk up, pick from the day’s 15-odd varieties on ice, choose grilled, salt-baked or sashimi preparation, and pay by weight. It is also where bills get interesting — a modest fish can land near S$190.

Whole Fish (by Weight)

Fagri, balada, loup de mer, tsipoura, Dover sole and more — priced per kg at market rates (recent diners report roughly S$190–200/kg for mid-range fish). Salt-baked preparation adds a supplement; minimum two persons for ahnisto poached fish.

ItemPrice (S$)
Loup de Mer / Tsipoura / Fagri (per kg)~195.00
Dover Sole / Turbot (per kg)Market price
Salt-baked preparation (supplement)20.00

Seafood Mains

Bay of Fundy lobster grilled with Greek fried potatoes (market price); lobster pasta Athenian-style; royal shrimp from Morocco; kakavia fisherman’s soup (min. 2 pax). Bigeye tuna S$68, rouge salmon S$62, black cod preparations from S$84 at comparable venues.

ItemPrice (S$)
Rouge Label Salmon62.00
Bigeye Tuna (sesame crusted)68.00
Black Cod (white miso)84.00
Lobster (grilled, market price)Market price
Lobster Pasta (Athenian style)~95.00

Meats

Milk-fed baby lamb chops Greek style about S$88; filet mignon preparations. Meat is the supporting act here — the sea is the headline.

ItemPrice (S$)
Milk-Fed Baby Lamb Chops (Greek style)88.00
Filet Mignon~78.00

Sides & Salads

Tomato salad with feta near S$38; Yukon gold potato salad about S$19; grilled vegetables, Santorini-style white beans. Order two or three to anchor a whole fish.

ItemPrice (S$)
Yukon Gold Potato Salad19.00
Grilled Holland Peppers34.00
Tomato Salad (feta, olives)38.00
Mushrooms (king trumpet, shiitake)38.00
Zucchini Flowers (stuffed)42.00

Estiatorio Milos Desserts & Set Menus

Greek desserts close the meal: spiced walnut cake with yogurt ice cream and thyme-honey cream is the signature. The lunch and weekend sets are the value door into Milos.

Desserts

Walnut cake with yogurt ice cream, baklava-style pastries and fresh fruit — roughly S$16–24. Complimentary cake for celebrations when booked ahead.

ItemPrice (S$)
Spiced Walnut Cake, Yogurt Ice Cream22.00
Baklava Selection18.00
Fresh Fruit Platter16.00

Set Menus

Three-course lunch set around S$68++ per person (about S$169 for two); weekend 3-course menu near S$88++. The sets make Milos accessible without the full a la carte plunge.

ItemPrice (S$)
3-Course Lunch Set (per pax)68.00
Weekend 3-Course Menu (per pax)88.00

Frequently Asked Questions About Estiatorio Milos Singapore

À la carte adds up: starters S$34–S$48, whole fish at market price (recently ~S$195/kg), lobster pasta with S$20 supplement, meats S$88–S$108. Realistic dinners land S$150–S$250+ per person. The weekend set menu at S$88++ (starter, main, dessert) is the controlled way in.

Paper-thin zucchini and eggplant, lightly fried into a crisp tower with saganaki cheese and tzatziki — S$45 and the table’s most-ordered starter. Shatteringly crisp, salty-sweet, gone in minutes. Order it before anything else.

Wild-caught fish flown in from Greece and the Mediterranean are displayed on ice; you pick your fish, priced per kilo, and it arrives grilled whole and deboned tableside. For two or more sharing, it is the most impressive — and often most economical per head — centrepiece.

For ingredient quality, yes: daily-flown fish, olive oil from the chef-owner’s sister’s groves, charcoal-broiled octopus (S$48) with sashimi-grade silk. The 3-course lunch can land under S$100 per person, which reframes the ’expensive’ reputation nicely.

Yes — the Marina Bay Sands B1-48 room is compact and popular, especially weekends. Lunch 11.30am–2.30/3pm; dinner 5/5.30pm–10.30/11pm. Book ahead for the weekend S$88++ set. Its Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice 2025 award keeps tourist demand high.

Conclusion

The Estiatorio Milos menu is Greek fine dining at its most ingredient-obsessed: S$42 spreads, S$45 Milos Special, charcoal octopus at S$48 and whole fish at market price. The S$88++ weekend set is the smart entry; à la carte is the S$200-a-head celebration. Fifteen wild fish flown in daily is the flex — order the whole fish and share it.

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