11 Must-Try Hotpot Restaurants in Singapore

Introduction to Hotpot in Singapore

Hotpot is more than just a dish; it’s a culinary experience steeped in social interaction. In Singapore, you can find various styles of hotpot, ranging from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. Here’s a list of 11 standout hotpot spots you shouldn’t miss.

1. Broth & Beyond

Located in CHIJMES, Broth & Beyond specializes in Yunnan-style hotpot featuring rich local flavors. Each diner gets their own pot, providing a comfortable and private dining experience. Plus, it’s open until 5 AM, making it perfect for those late-night hotpot cravings. Broth options start at S$22.90, with choices like Black Truffle Assorted Mushroom and Premium Golden Fungus Chicken Broth.

2. Guo Fu Hotpot

Guo Fu Hotpot has recently moved to Guoco Tower, offering a more spacious and comfortable setting. With over 14 broth varieties starting from S$6.90++, you’ll have plenty of options. If you’re unsure what to choose, their diverse set meals include a broth, rice or noodles, and even dessert!

3. Zhou Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly option that combines hotpot with skewers, Zhou Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang is the place to be. Here, you'll find over 100 types of skewers for just S$0.25 each. Broths start at S$14.80, with flavorful options like Tomato Soup and Mala Soup.

4. Zi Bu Yang Sheng

Located in a market, Zi Bu Yang Sheng is open only for dinner from 5:30 PM to 10 PM. Set meals start at just S$6, featuring options like Mutton Set Meal and Chicken Set Meal, along with broth selections such as Spicy Mala and Herbal. It’s perfect for those seeking a tasty yet affordable meal.

5. JING Hotpot

JING is a modern haven for hotpot and grill lovers, located in KINEX Mall. With over 16 types of meat and an enticing buffet menu, it’s sure to satisfy those with hearty appetites.

Helpful Information for Vietnamese Travelers

To get to Singapore, you can fly from Hanoi (HAN) or Ho Chi Minh City (SGN), with flight times around 3 to 4 hours. Vietnamese citizens need a visa to enter Singapore, which can be applied for online or at the embassy. The cost of a meal at hotpot restaurants in Singapore typically starts from 300,000 VND, depending on your dish choices and location. The current exchange rate is about 1 SGD = 17,000 VND. The summer months from June to August are ideal for visiting, but hotpot can be enjoyed any time of year.

With the growing culinary scene, Singapore continually diversifies its offerings for diners. If you’re a hotpot enthusiast, be sure to check out these restaurants for a rich and delightful menu.

Article adapted from: Seth Lui Food