Dinner at Greenwood Fish Market

Had a dinner for two at Greenwood Fish Market, tucked away behind the National Junior College campus in Bukit Timah, in a hidden corner called Greenwood Avenue.

The exact address:

Greenwood Fish Market & Bistro
#34, Greenwood Avenue
Tel: 6467-4950

The price is on the steep side, but this is compensated by the high quality of fresh, exotic seafood, not commonly available elsewhere. I don’t have a deep pocket, and hence did not order the lobsters, strange crabs and other expensive stuff.

Here are some pictures to share. 🙂

From the outside

Exterior display window

Fresh fruits and veggies

Fresh sea creatures

Oysters for sale

Alvinology checking out the various promotions

Very hungry!

Serving of soft-shell crabs

Threadfin served with mashed potato

Fish and chips

Other than the food, the other thing I liked about this bistro is its ambience. Oak panels for walls, candles on tables – sounds a bit atas but the feel that came off was more lived-in than pretentious. Service was excellent.

For a decent but simple meal, budget about $30+++ per person. Should you crave for more extravagant offerings, like yellowtail sashimi and whatnot, then budget more. By the way, their house wine is not bad. Forgot its name though.

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