Yummi Bites at AMK Hub preserves two decades of traditional Singaporean fried snack heritage, bringing authentic goreng pisang and classic fritters to mall shoppers since 2004. Located at #B2-31, this beloved local snack specialist aims to create scrumptious fritters that evoke fond memories for older generations while introducing creative new variations to attract younger customers. The establishment has built a loyal following among NS men and local families who appreciate the affordable, freshly-prepared traditional snacks that represent Singapore's authentic street food culture in a convenient mall setting.
The menu showcases signature goreng pisang available in normal and king sizes, alongside traditional deep-fried favorites including green bean paste, tapioca, and innovative creations like Cheese Balls (S$1.80 for 5 pieces) drizzled with cheese sauce. With incredibly affordable pricing starting at 70 cents per piece for traditional items and S$1 for specialty creations, plus attractive promotions like "S$2 for 3 items," Yummi Bites makes authentic local snacks accessible to all budgets. The secret batter recipe, prepared fresh each morning by the boss before staff arrive, ensures consistent quality and taste that keeps customers returning for the crispy, golden fritters.
Operating within AMK Hub's bustling food court environment with high turnover ensuring fresh items throughout the day, Yummi Bites provides convenient access to authentic Singaporean snacks for families and individuals seeking traditional comfort food. The stall's popularity, particularly for goreng pisang that "sells like hotcakes," demonstrates the enduring appeal of well-executed traditional recipes in Singapore's modern mall dining landscape. Visit during your AMK Hub experience to discover why Yummi Bites has successfully preserved authentic local snack culture while adapting to contemporary tastes and shopping habits.
Based on 8 reviews
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Jamie Tan
the worst 3-in-1 Nian Gao I’ve ever had. The amount of sweet potato and yam completely overpowered the Nian Gao, which was barely noticeable. The combination was overwhelming and unbalanced — it didn’t taste like a proper 3-in-1 Nian Gao at all. The flavour was so off-putting it made me feel nauseous. Definitely not something I’ll ever buy again.
Clifford Yeo
Tried their goreng pisang to find it ordinary. Banana used is not very sweet, not ripe enough, and texture is kind of 'sandy'. Crust is crispy and overall, I don't enjoy it. Not sure about other items.
chocolatto COCO
USED TO BE REGULAR HERE . THE CRUST IS TOOOO THICK ! Always got 1 auntie who coat too much flour and turn out with too thick crust . PLS RETRAIN THE EMPLOYEE . Service substandard also by the same auntie no smile no nice service no anything . I used to come here often. The crust is too thick! Always got 1 auntie who coat too much flour and turn out with too thick crust . PLS RETRAIN THE EMPLOYEE . Service substandard also by the same auntie no smile no nice service no anything . I used to come here often. The crust is too thick! Always got 1 auntie who coat too much flour and turn out with too thick crust. Please retrain the staff. Service is also substandard, same auntie, no smile, no nice service, no anything.
jiahui lim
Bought tapioca kueh and goreng pisang, both nice! :D
Ed Robinson Lacson Reyes
Had an awesome experience at Yummi Bites AMK Hub for some takeaway banana fritters! The auntie manning the shop was so accommodating and jolly. Couldn't wait to reach home so as soon as I grabbed the items, I tried them right away. Absolutely nice and would surely come back again :)
Orange
Nian gao is NICE!
Pamela Lim
Tapioca fritter super super nice!!!!!
Kelvin Tan
Try the fried niangaooooo
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