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Yes! "Some bananas will tide me over for now." is a natural and correct sentence.
"Tide (someone) over" means to provide enough of something (usually food, money, or resources) to last until a later time.
For example:
"This sandwich will tide me over until dinner."
"I borrowed some money to tide me over until payday."
Your sentence means that bananas will keep you satisfied until your next proper meal. Do you want more examples or similar expressions?
tide
[고난·장애·위기 등을] 벗어나다, 극복하다[over]; [남에게] [고난·괴로움 등을] 벗어나게 하다, 극복시키다[over ‥]
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