Now to 16 Feb~ CNY goodies Fair not to miss
The @amk_hub Chinese New Year Fair, part of AMK Hub’s “Stride Into Prosperity” campaign, is happening at B2 Atrium (in front of @FairPrice Xtra / Malaysia Boleh) from now till 15–16 Feb 2026. Featuring over 20 curated festive vendors, it’s an easy one-stop destination for CNY cookies, snacks, hampers & gifting essentials.
Taste-tested the following:
~ Golden Taste Cookiez @goldentastecookiez – Nyonya handmade chicken floss kapit puffs
~ Yong Hui Good Taste – Crisp, non-greasy hae bee hiam rolls with balanced umami
~ GPS Kitchen @gpskitchen – Excellent cookies, Must buy!
~ My Mum’s Cookies @mymumscookiessg – Pineapple tarts and mini macadamia cups
~ Gin Thye – Best-selling pineapple tarts & gold bar nougat gift boxes
~ Mdm Ling Bakery @mdmlingbakery – Popular local bakes with Singapore-themed packaging
~ Joo Chiat Kim Choo – New: Pulut Hitam Nyonya rice dumpling
~ Sugar Smith – @Sanrio licensed macarons with refreshing strawberry puree filling
~ Tian Confectionery – Traditional old-school recipes
~ Auntie Peng Banana Pie @auntiepengbananapie
~ Nuan Xin – Organic black sesame cookies
~ Cookies 4U – Specialty: Eggless, Low Sugar, Premium Ingredient, Handcrafted goodies
~ Da Jia Le - Cute Horse cookies
~ Heritage – Assorted nuts
~ cnnb.sg – Delicious Durian Love Letters
~ Jin YeYe HAMPER
Festive highlights continue across the coming weeks:
🧧 Roving God of Fortune: 13–15 Feb & 20 Feb, 6pm
🦁 Lion Dance Extravaganza: 20 Feb, 6:48pm ~ B1 Atrium
🍊 High Pole Spectacular: 21–22 Feb, 6:48pm ~ Main Entrance
A well-curated mix of quality brands that makes this a worthwhile stop for picking up your CNY goodies.
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If you’re exploring the perfect place for quality CNY treats, the AMK Hub Chinese New Year Fair offers a striking variety that’s hard to beat. I was particularly impressed by Golden Taste Cookiez’s Nyonya-style chicken floss kapit puffs — light yet packed with flavor. Also, the balance of umami and crispness in Yong Hui's hae bee hiam rolls made them stand out as a must-try snack. For those who prefer organic options, Nuan Xin’s black sesame cookies provide a rich and wholesome flavor that’s both traditional and health-conscious. I also found the pineapple tarts from My Mum’s Cookies delightfully buttery with just the right amount of sweetness. The Sanrio-licensed Strawberry Macarons from Sugar Smith made for a cute and tasty gift, combining festive cheer with unique flavors. Beyond delicious food, the fair offers engaging cultural performances such as the Roving God of Fortune and the Lion Dance Extravaganza, adding to the festive atmosphere. It’s a great way to immerse yourself in local traditions while shopping for gifts. For anyone keen on bak kwa (barbecued meat), the fair and nearby vendors in Ang Mo Kio have some well-reviewed options - including Peng Guan Bak Kwa known for their tender, smoky slices that pair wonderfully with the other festive treats. Overall, visiting this fair felt like a warm, community-centered experience enriched by taste-tested quality sweets and rich festive culture. It’s an ideal stop for last-minute gift shopping and to enjoy seasonal activities with family or friends.
