Medzs (Closed)

First time trying this restaurant with friend for dinner. Their stalls serves mostly Mediterranean stuff: spanish, the ever popular rosti, spanish, italian rotisserie and grill. The Chicken Pancake was actually a wrap (also a choice of beef). It comes with a mini portion of salad but with a nice dressing. The wrap itself was a bit thick and tough but the chicken was tender and nicely marinated. It was a nice light meal. Tried the Rosti with Parma Ham. I really like it. It is very crispy and also

http://thechosenglutton.wordpress.com/2011/10/01/as-in-mediterranean-medzs/Serving Mediterranean food (Turkish, Middle Eastern, Greek, French, Spanish, Italian..), Medzs can only be as appropriate for their restaurant name. I first read about this somewhere off the informative internet, and thought this needs to be tried out. It functions similar to that of Marché – a ‘credit card’ system where they basically swipe your card upon each order, so much that you just spend like it’s a buffet because

As this is my first time coming to medz for dinner, i totally didnt know what to expect only that i have heard from my friend that the concept is something like marche. Tried the rosti and i really like it. It is very crispy and also very delicious. I would say its comparable to marche's one. They will also give you a small little round device so that you can go back to your seat first while they prepare your food for you. Once your food is ready, the device will beep and you can then go and col

Medz is a marche style kind of concept. You order your food from the various food counters that serve a huge variety of different Southern european food from France, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Greece. For more details and photos visit: http://eugeniegene.tumblr.com/post/12379787450/medz-orchard-centralHere's what we had:Salmon Aglio Olio- was a little disappointing. Perhaps it was drenched in too much olive oil. Chicken Doner- Not too bad! Panfried Duck Leg Confit- is a MUST TRY. I’ve read a lot abo

Overpriced cheesecake that has been sitting on display for a few days. Not really recommended. Nothing stands out at this place. The portions are small and it just doesn't taste particularly nice or homemade. The cheesecake was a bit too soggy for my liking as I was under the impression that it was a baked new york style cheesecake. Convenient location. Nothing special really. Hard pressed to find anything to recommend. Everything is rather overpriced.

Not a fan of this place. Not a fan of their food either. But their cakes are attractive, especially the X'mas cakes. Very expensive and not really worth the price. but it's colurful, cute and interesting looking. Not recommended. The quality is just not there. They usually sell Mediterrenean foods but their cakes are definitely not Mediterrenean. It's some kind of fusion something. Overpriced place. Better to get custom cakes if getting from here as some of their cakes sit on the shelf for a few

decided to try this place because my friend's boyfriend say is a nice hang out place. the concept is same as marche. i find it very cool that after you ordered the food, the staff will give you a device that will light up when the food is ready for collection. i tried prawn aglio olio, the portion is quite small and the spaghetti was too salty and the 3 pathetic prawns were not peeled so i still had to peel the prawns myself. the rosti with copa ham was average too. rosti was not as crispy as w

first time trying this place with friend, it has a marche concept whereby you can choose any food you like and just tap the card and will charge to your bill at the end of the meal. the concept of giving you the tag is cool to me, when the food is ready, the tag will light up so that you can wait for your food at the seat without crowding around the store. food wise, i tried the hotplate chicken which was a bit disappointing. it looks and smell nice but the chicken was very blend. but i think th

This is one of the few places in the central area that has good food at value for money rates. I must say this restaurant is at good as marche and most importantly, its cheaper! They give customers a round device when they order their food and the device beeps once your food is ready for collection. I find this pretty innovative and you only need to leave your seat when your food is ready. I tried the rosti here. Its a shame they don't serve it with cheese like they do at Marche Though. The rost

Visited Medzs to has gathering with friends.I like the way how Medzs served the food. To let the eaters have an easy waiting time, we were given a round token that will give off "Pi-Pi" sound when your food is ready. I feel the round token is an interesting way process to wait for food. This is because one needs not to stand there just to wait for the food, the time spared can be used for more time with friends or order other foods. The concept of medzs is similar to marche, but it is more affor

Medz is essentially Marche but they have one stall representing the major European countries. Even their payment system is charged to a card and you just pay that card. As for the food, it's generally quite good. Between the few of us, we ordered: 1) Rosti - this is nice. Same as Marche's. 2) Calzone - its a folded pizza but the fillings had some type of fish so the taste was kinda fishy. 3) Duck Confit - it didn't look very much but the taste is pretty good!! Easily the best dish of the night.

MEDZS is a good place to start Mediterranean cuisine if you never try it before. You have all mediterranean cuisine under one roof so you can have many choices.This mutton cubes set comes with potato wedges and vegetables. Their mutton cubes are really tender and juicy. You can't taste the mutton smell. It marinated very well and the sauce match it very very much.Just top up for $2, you can try this corn soup. Very blend soup with corn taste.

MEDZS - cashless-card casual dining concept which similar with Marche. Diners can enjoy Mediterranean cuisine under one roof. Exotic tastes linger at every station – Spanish ham paella, traditional Moroccan Tajines, Turkish kebabs and even Greek-style charcoal-grilled seafood topped with a variety of homemade sauces.The set lunch that i ordered was grilled chicken weekday set lunch cost $7.90. The chicken grilled to perfect. Tender and juicy. Salad taste well too. The bean is not really to my f

My sister introduced this place to me. It is my first time here so I left all the ordering to her. She ordered the rosti for me. I am a huge rosti fan. I always order that when I go to marche. The rosti here is really good, comparable to that of marche. It is very crispy yet very light. I totally love it!

This is a Marche style kind of restaurant which serves Mediterranean food and is managed by Food Junction. It has a pretty nice ambience and was crowded during dinner time.The hotplate booth which serves food of Turkish origin immediately caught my attention through the sizzling sound and its the very nice aroma. The beef and lamb are very tender and well-seasoned. The cheesy combination is actually quite unique and certainly delight my taste buds. It costs $10.80.The mango pudding and tiramisu