If you’re a fan of Beauty In The Pot (BITP), you’ll be glad to know that there’s another hotpot buffet restaurant in town that’s also by Paradise Group! Paradise Hotpot is BITP’s little sibling, and currently operates a single outlet at Compass One. While previously focused on a la carte selections, the restaurant has recently unveiled an all-new, fixed-price buffet menu.Â
Diners can indulge in a hearty feast with the Value Set (from $18.90++), which includes a variety of hotpot essentials, ranging from pork, beef, and marinated chicken slices to Alaskan Crab Sticks and Pork and Chive Dumplings.Â
You can also top up $6++ for the Premium Set, which gets you additional ingredients such as Sliced Lamb and Fresh White Sea Prawn.
Among more than 60 ingredients on the menu, you’ll also find familiar BITP ingredients such as Fried Beancurd Skin, Ebiko Prawn Paste and Handmade Teochew Style Fish Balls.
What’s more, students are entitled to a $3 discount from Monday to Friday during lunch and tea-time, which runs from 11:30am to 4:30pm.
Both Value and Premium Sets come with a soup base of your choice, served in individual pots. There are eight soup bases to choose from, including familiar flavours such as Spicy Szechuan, Tomato with Sweet Corn and Korean Kimchi. While BITP’s signature Beauty Collagen Broth isn’t available here, the Authentic Pork Bone soup base is a worthy substitute.Â
That’s not all: included with the Value and Premium Sets are unlimited condiments, as well as cooked food dishes such as man tou, Spam fries, and their house-made Braised Pork Rice. If you still have space for more, head to the dessert bar for free-flow drinks and ice cream to end your meal on a sweet note.Â
For more hotpot buffets, visit Yunnan Ah Ma Shi Hotpot in Bugis for live mud crab and free-flow Wagyu till 2am! Alternatively, check out our Sengkang food guide for more good eats in the area.Â
Address: 1 Sengkang Square, #03-05, Compass One, Singapore 545078
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Telephone: 6386 4838
Website
Paradise Hotpot is not a halal-certified eatery.
Photos taken by Ke-ian Leong.
This was a media tasting at Paradise Hotpot.
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