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Haidilao Has $19.90++ Meat Buffet At All Outlets Till 30 April

Haidilao has a $19.90++ meat buffet at all outlets

The ever-popular hotpot chain, Haidilao, is back with an exciting offer that’ll appeal to meat lovers. The HiHi Feast Combo Plus, from just $19.90++ per person, lets you enjoy five kinds of meat in unlimited quantities from now till 30 April 2025. The only catch is that you have 90 minutes to finish your hotpot buffet feast.

To be eligible for this deal, all diners at your table must have the buffet and will need to be Haidilao members. But fret not, as membership is entirely free, and you can sign up on the spot!

The five types of meat are as follows: Haidilao Marinated Beef, Premium Beef Short Plate, Duroc Pork Belly, Haidilao Fish Slices, and Chicken Slices. You’re allowed unlimited servings within the 90-minute limit, but you can only order two of each item at a time, and you’ll need to finish those before ordering more.

You’ll love the Haidilao Marinated Beef, featuring succulent beef soaked in a piquant, addictive blend of spices and sauce. The spicy goodness of the marinade is retained even when the meat is soaked in a non-spicy broth, but if you want to turn up the heat, feel free to cook it in some mala soup.

While the other slices of meat are great too, the Haidilao Fish Slices offer a pleasant respite, promising fresh, tender, and chunky slices of Basha fish fillet.

This buffet does not include Haidilao’s soup bases or other items, so you’ll have to pay for those yourself. Some must-try soup bases include the Mala Milk Broth ($9++), Golden Collagen Chicken Soup ($14++), and of course, the Tomato Soup ($7++). But if you’re planning to eat a ton of meat anyway, this buffet is a value-for-money option.

The HiHi Feast Combo is available at all Haidilao outlets, with buffet hours running Mondays to Fridays, 2pm to 5pm, excluding public holidays. We’re not sure how long this promotion will run for, so head down stat!

For a $28++ hotpot buffet in Chinatown, read our ArtiStick coverage. For a $38++ dim sum buffet near Havelock MRT, read our Red House Seafood buffet coverage.

Website | Full list of outlets
Haidilao is not a halal-certified eatery.

Photos taken by Tao Zhi Tan.
This was a media tasting at Eatbook.sg.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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