[2025 Singapore Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for AMK Hub (Updated Jul)

Crolo Bakery is the Croisssnt expert as it is a croissant specialty store located at basement 1 of the AMK hub shopping mall. You will be pleasantly greeted with many different kind of croissants with differnt toppings and fillings/stuffing at Crolo Bakery. The bakery smells heavenly too. You can find sweet and savoury croissants over at crolo and there is a wide selection to choose from. There's tiramisu, biscoff, egg mayo snow crab mentaiko, chicken ham & egg, etc. Croffles which is something new and a crossover of a waffle and croissant are also sold. Crolo's croissants are delicious and the fillings in them are substantial and keeps you full. Price is not expensive and they are having a promotion of buy 6 and get 2 free. Definitely worth it! #tripblazers #foodie

For all the Mango lovers out there, you will be thrilled to know that there's a 'Yenly Yours' cafe at basement 1 of AMK hub shopping mall. Yenly Yours is a famous Cafe from Bangkok that specializes in mango desserts and drinks. However, we do not need to fly to Bangkok just to enjoy these heavenly mango desserts, and we can certainly enjoy them in Singapore now. The list of mango dessert and drinks are endless and I ordered their highly recommended mango jelly drink and mango coconut sago drinks, at $8.90 each for the regular cup. The drinks had chunks of fresh mangoes and it was sweet and refreshing. Other recommended desserts include their mango sticky rice and mango treasure no.1. Indeed, mango is life at Yenly Yours because they are good with their mango drinks and desserts. Be sure to try it! #newyearadventure

Address - 01-42 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 3 AMK Hub, 569933 Ambiance/Facilities - Grab and go, less seating. In the recent months, Swee Choon Express has been popping up in a few locations around SG! One of its outlet is nestled in AMK hub, conveniently near the taxi stand. I love the wide variety of dim sums and fried rice! Their Chee Cheong fun was soft and moist and it’s sauce was tasty! The only downside is this place doesn’t really offer you a huge seating option. Like two tables in their small space. It’s great for takeaways especially using their self kiosk! Avg. Price per Person - $6-$8 Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #tripblazers

#2023travelwish for people into Christmas decorations or Pokémon, do check out this Pokémon Xmas themed decorations outside amk hub if you are near ang mo Kio. there are various taller than life size Pokémon figures on display so do check it out as you can have some nice photo shoots this festive season. Recommended to visit night time. address amk hub 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, #3, Singapore 569933

Address - 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, B1-29, Singapore 569933 Highlights - Claw machine lovers will love this place as this arcade is dedicating entirely to claw machines! Ranging from small to large soft toys, this place gives you endless options to try your luck at grabbing, or rather clawing one the toys available! Avg. Price per Person - $3 per game Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Ang Mo Kio Hub is located at 53, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569933, and is open daily 1000-2200. It is connected to Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange, which is linked to Ang Mo Kio Mrt station via an underpass. It is a suburban shopping mall located within the North-East Region of Singapore and opened in May 2007. There are 2 food courts in the mall, that is Malaysia Boleh and Foodfare, and provides locals and international cuisines to visitors. In the AMK hub, you are not short of places to eat, they have fast food chains, cafes, and many more for you to explore. Level 4 has Cathay Cineplex, the place to watch the latest movie, beside is Timezone, the place which has arcade games for both adults and children. Fairprice Xtra @ AMK Hub opens 24 hours daily at basement 2, where you can buy essential or non essential round the clock.

Address: 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 AMK Hub, B1-21, 569933 Craving for quick yakinuku/bbq meal? There's now value for money Yakinuku Like in Singapore which serves quick & fast food style individual serving yakinuku set meals. Solo diners can just order a set and enjoy a quick, no-fuss Japanese style bbq with rice, salad/kimchi, soup and selected meat. Ordering is also easy with just scanning of a QR code to view and order. Your order will come in just a few minutes and you can start with the barbequing of the meat. Ala carte meat are also available for order if you want more or are in bigger groups. However, do note that dining at Yakinuku Like is set at 50 minutes per table. #sginsider

Dropped by The White Tiffin at AMK Hub for a quick lunch and left feeling like I had just eaten a lovingly prepared home-cooked meal. This place nails the Peranakan classics—familiar, flavourful, and consistent. I went for the nasi lemak and laksa, while my family ordered the mee siam, beef rendang, and a few pieces of nyonya kuih like kuay dadah. Every dish was on point: • The nasi lemak rice was perfectly fragrant, matched with crispy ikan bilis, a solid sambal, and a generous serving of chicken. • The laksa stood out with a rich, lemak (coconutty) broth that had just the right hit of spice—comfort in a bowl. • Beef rendang was tender and full of flavour, and the mee siam had a great tangy depth. • And don’t miss the kuay dadah—fresh, chewy, and full of sweet grated coconut. A small but satisfying end to the meal. Beyond the food, what made the visit special was the friendly auntie who was clearing the tables. She greeted us warmly and checked in on diners with such sincerity, it felt like dining at a favourite relative’s home. The setting is casual and clean—great for a chill lunch or dinner stop. Prices are very reasonable for the portion size and quality. 📌 Verdict: If you’re craving comforting Nyonya fare in Ang Mo Kio, this is a solid, heartwarming pick. ⭐️ Will I return? Definitely—especially for the laksa and that warm service. #summervacay

#singaporeguide If you’re ever wandering around AMK Hub and craving something sweet or snacky, I highly recommend checking out Crolo by Swee Heng. It’s a small bakery tucked away but surprisingly full of interesting finds – and the best part is, most of the items are under \$3. Perfect if you're looking for an affordable treat without sacrificing taste. I stumbled upon it on a recent visit when I was just looking for something light before dinner. The smell of freshly baked waffles and pastries literally drew me in. It’s that kind of nostalgic, warm, buttery fragrance that hits you the moment you walk past. Naturally, I had to stop. Their selection is pretty varied – think croissants, waffles, little hand buns – all in different flavors from classic chocolate to more adventurous ones like biscoff or kaya. The waffles really stood out to me because they were freshly made and still warm when handed over. I ended up getting the peanut butter mochi waffle, which sounded like a strange combo at first but totally worked. The waffle was crispy on the outside, not greasy at all, and had this golden-brown crunch that’s just satisfying to bite into. Inside, the mochi layer was chewy and slightly gooey, and the peanut butter added a rich, nutty creaminess that reminded me of peanut tang yuan. It’s not too sweet either – more of a comforting, hearty kind of flavor. For something that cost around \$2.50, it felt like such a steal. What I appreciate about Crolo is that they’re not trying to be fancy. It’s honest, fuss-free bakery food with some creative twists thrown in, and everything feels freshly made. I also saw people picking up their pain au chocolate and some mini croissants, which looked just as good. Next time I’m definitely trying the biscoff croissant – that one seems to be a crowd favorite. If you’re around AMK Hub and need a quick snack or a casual dessert, Crolo is worth popping into. Especially if you're into warm, crispy waffles or buttery pastries that don't cost a bomb.

#favouriteitinerary If you're in the mood for a taste of Malaysia, Malaysia Boleh! at AMK Hub is definitely a place we love returning to. It's got a huge selection of traditional Malaysian dishes, all cooked by experienced hawkers who really know their stuff. Whether you're looking for something savory or sweet, there’s something for everyone here. For starters, we can’t get enough of the Penang Jalan Cheong Fatt Tze Prawn Noodles Soup. The broth is full of flavor, and it’s got just the right balance of spice and sweetness. The prawns are always fresh, and the noodles soak up the broth perfectly. Another dish we absolutely love is the Petaling Street Famous Claypot Rice. The sizzling sound of this dish as it arrives at the table is enough to get us excited. The rice is packed with chicken, Chinese sausage, and a rich savory sauce that really ties everything together. If you're a fan of herbal soups, then you have to try the Klang Bak Kut Teh. It’s one of our go-to comfort foods. The pork ribs are tender, and the herbal broth is so fragrant and soothing – perfect for a rainy day or when you need something warm and hearty. For those who enjoy stir-fried noodles, we definitely recommend the Char Kway Teow. This Penang-style dish is stir-fried flat rice noodles with prawns, eggs, and bean sprouts, all cooked over high heat to get that amazing wok hei flavor. It’s so delicious that we always find ourselves going back for more. Another standout dish is the KL Hokkien Mee. It’s a classic Kuala Lumpur favorite, featuring yellow noodles stir-fried in a dark soy-based sauce with prawns, pork belly, and a rich, savory flavor that we just can’t resist. If you're in the mood for something refreshing, we love the Rojak – a fruit and vegetable salad tossed with shrimp paste dressing and topped with crushed peanuts. It’s sweet, sour, and spicy all at once, and it pairs so well with the other dishes. And when we’re craving something sweet, the Chendol is the perfect way to end a meal. It’s a traditional Malaysian dessert made with shaved ice, coconut milk, green rice flour jelly, and a sweet palm sugar syrup. It’s cooling, sweet, and just the right way to balance out all the savory dishes. Each of these dishes showcases the variety and richness of Malaysian street food, and we love how they bring so much flavor to the table. Malaysia Boleh! at AMK Hub really does a great job of capturing the essence of Malaysian hawker food, and it’s quickly become one of our favorite spots to grab a meal. Whether you’re here for a quick snack or a full meal, we’re sure you’ll find something that hits the spot!

#favouriteitinerary AMK Hub’s new Flavours Food Street has quickly become a go-to spot for us whenever we’re in the area. With a mix of local and international eats, there’s something for every craving, whether we’re in the mood for something comforting, hearty, or just a little indulgent. One of the first things that caught our attention was Bingz, famous for its crispy, pan-fried stuffed buns packed with juicy fillings. Biting into one was pure satisfaction—the crisp shell giving way to the flavorful, well-seasoned meat inside. Right next door, The White Tiffin serves up familiar local flavors with a touch of nostalgia. It’s the kind of place that reminds us of home-cooked meals, simple but deeply comforting. For something on the sweeter side, Chateraise never disappoints with its selection of delicate Japanese pastries and cakes. Their cream puffs and roll cakes are always a treat, perfect for an afternoon snack or dessert. Another must-try is Fong Sheng Hao, a Taiwanese favorite known for its charcoal-grilled sandwiches. The thick, buttery toast with layers of egg, pork, and cheese had us going back for seconds. Korean food lovers will appreciate Mincheng Bibimbap, where we got a hearty rice bowl loaded with fresh ingredients and a satisfying gochujang kick. And for those who love Japanese comfort food, Sukiya is a solid choice with its flavorful gyudon and sukiyaki dishes. With so many different options in one place, Flavours Food Street makes it easy for us to find something delicious no matter what we’re in the mood for. It’s the kind of place we’d stop by for a quick meal, a catch-up with friends, or just to satisfy a craving.

#favouriteitinerary Paris Baguette is one of our favorite widely accessible Korean bakeries in Singapore, with multiple outlets across the island. We usually go just before closing time for 50% off selected breads—one of the best ways to try more of their bakes without overspending. Some of our top picks include the Strawberry Soft Cheesecake, which is incredibly light, airy, and melts in the mouth with just the right balance of sweetness. The Korean Milk Cream Bread is another must-have—it’s soft, fluffy, and filled with a smooth, milky cream that’s not too heavy. For something savory, the Hawaiian Baguette Pizza is an unexpected favorite, with a crispy baguette base topped with tomato sauce, gooey mozzarella, ham, and pineapple, giving it that sweet-salty contrast. We also love their Hokkaido Cheese Tart, which has a rich, creamy cheese filling with a buttery, crumbly crust—best enjoyed warm. And if there’s room for more, their Royal Pudding is a classic choice, served in small glass jars with silky custard and caramel at the bottom. Their selection of pastries, cakes, and sandwiches is pretty extensive, and each outlet carries slightly different items. Some places stock seasonal specialties, while others have more variety in their bread and dessert options. Locations like Jewel Changi Airport, Raffles City, and PLQ Mall are some of the more convenient spots we frequent. The variety and quality at Paris Baguette keep us coming back, and the 50% off late-night deals are just a bonus. #singaporetrip #localfood #thingstodo #afternoonteatime #myitinerary

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#singaporetrip Let me introduce this nice eating place Yakiniku Like located at AMK Hub 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 AMK Hub, B1. This is the same place like the other Yakiniku Like but you can pay for buffet at the AMK outlet. It is open everyday from 11am to 10pm. The buffet eating time is 80 minutes at $26.90 per pax and you have to grill the meat yourself. Always get a queue number online first, before coming over to save time. You do not need to cook the beef fully but you need to cook the chicken fully. So you can keep eating faster by cooking the chicken first.

Address - AMK hub Ambiance/Facilities - shopping mall Highlights - redeem activity, umbrella, gifts from purchase Avg. Price per Person - $25 Rating - 3/5 #shopping #amk #holiday #shopping

Address - DaXi, 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 #b1-19/20 AMK Hub, 569933 Ambiance/Facilities - modern, casual Highlights - dumplings Avg. Price per Person - $15 Rating - 4 stars A simple and modern eatery in AMKHub that serves very yummy dumplings with a twist. you can get smoked duck, original or Chives & pork versions. Each type can be ordered in 3 versions - in superior chicken broth, pan-fried or boiled. We selected original dumplings in superior chicken broth. the broth is very yummy. While the dumplings is nice. we also ordered lu rou fan (braised pork topping rice), the meat was a bit firm (should have been softer) and the gravy could have been more flavorful. Overall, great place for dumplings #moreinsg #food #dumplings #amkhub #angmokio #singapore #chinesecuisine #heartlanddiscovery

Address - 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, 01-17/18 AMK Hub, Singapore 569933 A few of you may have seen KAZO around Singapore! Welcome to their newest outlet at AMK hub offering Taiwanese sweet and savoury pastries! I love their miniature pastries that are usually below $2! It’s good for people like me who feel peckish but don’t want something huge! I tried their crispy garlic bread and their curry puff! The garlic bread had a garlic cream cheese filling in its soft bun and the filling in the curry puff was extremely generous! Both were really tasty! Avg. Price per Person - $3-$5 Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #tripblazers

Very convenient shopping, it has a market and food court just right beside AMK Hub. Amd cinema can be found here as well 🤩 Getting There - Public bus & MRT Attractions - Pokémon in the house 😂 Food & Restaurants - Second branch of Shusi Go located here!! Shopping - As usual, Singapore shopping can fulfill all your needs. From accessories to clothing to grocery. it has all your needs

📍53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, #04-02, AMK Hub, 569933 There's a trend of cute Robots Servers in various restaurants in Singapore, mainly to help with the manpower shortage in Singapore. However, this also become an attraction in visiting a restaurant in Singapore, like the recently opened Sushi-Go at AMK Hub. Over at Sushi Go, cute faces robots will serve your food in the conveyor belt to your table, followed by customers taking the food themselves to the table before the robots leave. There's lots of different cute faces the robots may display, such as happy, winking, angry and many more. Ordering of the food is through the QR code given. #moreinsg