No, MEDZ is not the acronym for medication. MEDZ is actually a casual Mediterranean themed restaurant in Singapore. It has a concept similar to that of Marche where you go around the various stations located in the restaurant, make your order and the amount is charged to a card, which would be tallied up for payment upon leaving. There is no service charge, just GST (Goods Services Tax), but it is a restaurant, so don’t expect it to be that cheap. The average price per dish is about S$10++ and above. Credit cards are accepted.
I so happened to be at Millenia Walk and was looking for a place for dinner with my friend, SW. MEDZ is located on the first floor and was a little inconspicuous, having blended in with the surroundings too well (that or it was at night and we were too tired to realize it was a place we could eat at). Apparently this outlet at Millenia Walk is the restaurant’s second one, with the original outlet being at Orchard Central. The outfits that the waitresses wore were very interesting and a little Greek influenced with splashes of turquoise and gold, the ambiance was sleek and contemporary.
I so happened to be at Millenia Walk and was looking for a place for dinner with my friend, SW. MEDZ is located on the first floor and was a little inconspicuous, having blended in with the surroundings too well (that or it was at night and we were too tired to realize it was a place we could eat at). Apparently this outlet at Millenia Walk is the restaurant’s second one, with the original outlet being at Orchard Central. The outfits that the waitresses wore were very interesting and a little Greek influenced with splashes of turquoise and gold, the ambiance was sleek and contemporary.
The dishes are prepared right before your eyes at the various’ live’ cooking stations, which is a refreshing concept. Once you have made an order at a station, you will be handed a device that would beep and vibrate when your dish is ready.
There were so many to choose from: France , Spain , Italy , Greece , Turkey etc…Between the two of us we had a Margherita Pizza and a Pesto Chicken Calzone (stuffed pizza). Both were filling and delicious. The Margherita Pizza’s crust was just nice, thin and delectable, the edges were crispy and the toppings complimented the dough well. The Pesto Chicken Calzone was nicely done; it was neither hard nor dry.
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| Margherita Pizza and a Pesto Chicken Calzone |
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| Margherita Pizza which cost me S$15 |
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| Pesto Chicken Calzone |
MEDZ can seat 250 people and is split into 3 areas:
- Main dining section (inside)
- Alfresco spot (outside)
- Bar counter (inside) – called 5% and serves over 100 labels of premium and craft beers. There is also a screen which was projecting a soccer game when I was there.
For more photos on the decor of the restaurant, please go here
For more food photos that MEDZ has to offer, please go here
Location
MEDZ @ Millenia Walk
9 Raffles Boulevard#01-46/47/55/56
S (039596)
6337 7507
Opening hours
Sundays to Thursdays: 1130hrs – 0000hrs
Fridays to Saturdays: 1130hrs – 0100hrs
MEDZ @ Millenia Walk
9 Raffles Boulevard#01-46/47/55/56
S (039596)
6337 7507
Opening hours
Sundays to Thursdays: 1130hrs – 0000hrs
Fridays to Saturdays: 1130hrs – 0100hrs
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