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Right above Ang Mo Kio MRT and its bus interchange, AMK Hub is one of the North-East’s busiest heartland malls, spanning seven floors and over 200 shops. It’s less about glossy fine dining and more about doing comfort food properly, from a Level 3 food court to standalone stalls tucked into the basement and ground floor.
This guide rounds up 10 places to eat at AMK Hub, from Korean bibimbap to the famous Swee Choon dim sum chain. Here’s where to start:
- Mincheng Bibimbap – Korean-Chinese bibimbap with free-flow rice, soup and kimchi
- Chicken Pie Kitchen & Don Signature Crab – nostalgic flaky chicken pies and laksa noodles
- Talad Thai Banana – crispy Thai fried banana and yam fritters
- The White Tiffin – retro-themed Peranakan comfort food and nasi lemak
- BBQ Box – grilled meat skewers near the taxi drop-off point
- Prata Raya – Indian prata, nasi briyani and teh tarik
- Kei Kaisendon – build-your-own Japanese seafood rice bowls
- TORI-Q – grilled yakitori skewers with a signature tare sauce
- Swee Choon Express – the famous Jalan Besar dim sum institution, mall edition
- Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine – authentic smoky, spicy Hunan cooking
Let’s take a closer look at each spot….
Mincheng Bibimbap – AMK Hub
With over 400 outlets worldwide and a presence in Singapore since 2008, Mincheng Bibimbap is one of AMK Hub’s most consistently busy stalls, and it’s easy to see why. Choose from eight varieties of bibimbap, mixed-rice bowls topped with meat, vegetables and a fried egg, plus a punchy gochujang sauce on the side. Every order comes with free refillable rice, seaweed soup and kimchi, which makes it excellent value for a quick, filling meal. If you like things cold, the Naengmyeon Cold Noodles are a good call on a hot day.
Unit: #01-25/26, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 8565 8575
Website: https://www.minchengbibimbap.com/
Chicken Pie Kitchen & Don Signature Crab – AMK Hub
Old-school Singaporeans will recognise the name instantly: Chicken Pie Kitchen shares its roots with the beloved Don Pie chain from the 2000s. The signature Chicken Pie is still the draw, a golden, flaky crust packed with chunks of chicken, mashed potato, a whole boiled egg and peas, available as a personal-sized pie or a whole one to share. Beyond the pies, the menu runs into proper noodle mains too, including a Prawn Laksa Bee Hoon and a milky, herbal Prawn Bee Hoon Soup loaded with scallops and yam.
Unit: #B2-44, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6993 3333
Website: https://chickenpie.sg/
Talad Thai Banana – AMK Hub
For a snack break between shopping, Talad Thai Banana serves exactly what the name promises: Thai Fried Banana coated in a sesame-flecked batter, alongside Thai Fried Yam Chips and sweet potato balls. It’s a straightforward, no-frills stall, but the fritters hold their crisp texture surprisingly well even if you’re taking them home rather than eating on the spot. A good pick if you want something sweet and portable rather than a full sit-down meal.
Unit: #B2-17, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
The White Tiffin – AMK Hub
The White Tiffin leans into old-school comfort food, retro decor included, with a menu built around the kind of dishes grandmothers used to make. Breakfast options run from Traditional Yam Cake to Silverfish Porridge, while the signature coconut rice dishes, like Nasi Lemak with Beef Rendang, are hearty enough for a full meal. Their Laksa, loaded with baby abalone, prawns and fishcake, and rice sets like Babi Pongteh and Ah Gong Beef Brisket, round out a genuinely Peranakan-leaning lineup that’s rare to find inside a mall.
Unit: #01-04/05, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Website: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetiffin/
BBQ Box – AMK Hub
Near the taxi drop-off point, the black-and-yellow storefront of BBQ Box is easy to spot, and it’s built entirely around smoky, char-grilled skewers. Pick from Grilled Beef Skewers, Premium Orleans Pork Skewers, Grilled Mutton Skewers and Orleans-flavoured chicken, sold individually so you can mix and match. For something more filling, the Golden Fried Skewers bundle fish slices, mushrooms and chicken cartilage together, and there’s a decent Hot and Sour Rice Noodles if you want a proper dish alongside the skewers.
Unit: #01-40/41, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 8084 8542
Website: https://www.bbqbox.sg/
Prata Raya – AMK Hub
Set near AMK Hub’s taxi stand, Prata Raya is the spot for a proper plate of Nasi Briyani, a share-worthy Indian rojak platter, or a classic cup of teh tarik. The fried rice menu alone runs to 15 varieties, including Nasi Goreng Pattaya and Nasi Goreng Ayam Sambal. For dessert-leaning cravings, the sweet prata options, chocolate or banana, are popular with kids, while a savoury Cheese & Mushroom Prata covers the adults.
Unit: #01-38/39, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6853 9673
Kei Kaisendon – AMK Hub
Kei Kaisendon specialises in kaisendon, Japanese rice bowls piled with fresh, sliced sashimi, and lets you build your own from a counter of options spanning salmon, tuna, scallop, ikura and more. It’s a straightforward concept executed well: pick your base, choose your toppings, and watch it assembled in front of you. A solid choice when you want something that feels a step above typical mall sushi without the wait of a full sit-down Japanese restaurant.
Unit: #B1-17, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6235 8985
Website: https://www.keikaisendon.com/
TORI-Q – AMK Hub
TORI-Q is built around one thing done well: skewered, char-grilled yakitori, finished with the chain’s signature “tare” sauce, a sweet-savoury glaze brushed on during grilling for a sticky, caramelised finish. The menu runs through chicken, pork and vegetable skewers, best ordered a few at a time so everything arrives hot off the grill. A quick, satisfying option if you’re after real Japanese grilling rather than a full teishoku set.
Unit: #B2-09, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6887 5795
Website: https://www.tori-q.com/
Swee Choon Express – AMK Hub
Swee Choon needs little introduction to Singaporeans, the original Jalan Besar branch is famous for queues stretching well past midnight for its handmade dim sum. This AMK Hub express outlet brings the same siew mai, char siew bao, la mian and other dim sum classics to a mall setting, without the legendary wait times of the flagship. A reliable way to get a taste of one of Singapore’s most beloved dim sum institutions on a normal shopping trip.
Unit: #01-42, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6969 1467
Website: https://www.sweechoon.com/
Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine – AMK Hub
A rarer find in Singapore’s mall food scene, Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine specialises in the smoky, fiery flavours of Hunan province, distinct from the more common Sichuan numbing-spice profile. Expect dishes built on dried chillies, smoked meats and bold, direct heat rather than the peppercorn tingle of Sichuan cooking. A good pick if you’ve worked through the usual Chinese cuisine options at AMK Hub and want something genuinely different.
Unit: #02-26, AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933
Phone: +65 6908 3866
Website: https://xiangxianghunancuisine.com/
Wrap-Up: Eating Around AMK Hub
From Korean bibimbap to the legendary Swee Choon dim sum, AMK Hub covers a huge amount of ground for a heartland mall, and its location right on top of Ang Mo Kio MRT makes it one of the easiest food stops in the North-East to reach. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite between errands or planning a proper sit-down meal, there’s enough variety here to make more than one visit worthwhile.
Want the full tenant list? Check our complete AMK Hub Food & Restaurant Directory for the full A-Z, plus opening hours, unit numbers and contact details for every outlet in the mall.