Dubai’s viral mini burgers land in Hyderabad

The bite-sized burger trend that took Dubai by storm has finally made its way to Hyderabad — but with a wellness-first spin, thanks to Yummy Bee.

First popularised by Krush Burgers in Dubai, mini burgers, slightly larger than button idlis, feature a petite bun sandwiching a flavourful patty, with or without cheese. Their appeal lies as much in their size as their ‘cute’ quotient. As India continues to pick up viral food trends from Dubai — think kunafa bars — it was only a matter of time before these compact burgers made their local debut.

“When something goes viral, especially food, it usually comes with a side of guilt. We wanted to change that,” says Sandeep Jangala, CEO and founder of Yummy Bee. “These burgers are proof you don’t need maida, preservatives, or shortcuts to make food people crave.”

Yummy Bee’s version, introduced this month, is 100% maida-free, gluten-free, and preservative-free. Whether you are a mindful eater, a gym-goer, or someone simply curious about global food trends — this one is designed to satisfy both your cravings and your conscience.

Available in vegetarian (₹249) and non-vegetarian (₹349) variants, each serving includes four mini burgers and a small portion of fries. You will find them at all Yummy Bee outlets, including Jubilee Hills, Kukatpally, Kondapur, and Kokapet, or on Swiggy and Zomato.

Crafted with the brand’s signature clean-label philosophy, each burger features a sesame-crusted bun, a hearty patty made with quality ingredients, crisp greens, and a rich dipping sauce. “We’ve taken a trend and made it into something our community can enjoy every day, without compromising on what they care about,” adds Sandeep.