#halal hotpot singapore

Singapore hotpot in 2026 runs from a S$20++ two-person lunch set at Imperial Treasure Steamboat to S$90/pax collagen-broth dinners at Beauty in The Pot. We re-checked every price against the restaurant's own menu on 15 October 2026, and the halal claims against the MUIS register, and mapped 6 spots across three tiers: premium a la carte, service-led a la carte, and AYCE value buffets. The big correction this month: Seoul Garden is MUIS halal-certified at all six of its outlets, so this list has two halal picks, not one, and the cheaper of them is the S$15.90++ weekday lunch. New in October: Suki-Suki Hot Pot now includes free-flow drinks in every buffet, Seoul Garden runs a group-of-4-pay-for-3 anniversary deal Sunday to Thursday until 12 November, and Imperial Treasure's Australian Lobster is back on promo at S$28 per 100g, level with the US Geoduck Clam. Includes Seoul Garden's full buffet ladder, Regular and Premium prices at both AYCE Japanese and Thai buffets, Haidilao's S$29.90++ student set and its 15 outlets, and Beauty in The Pot's 30% supper discount.

Ten hotpot and steamboat restaurants in Singapore, every price and outlet re-checked against each brand's own menu, store list and promo terms on 13 October 2026. Haidilao is a 15-outlet chain (not the 20 usually quoted) with five branches serving until 6am. Beauty in The Pot publishes its full soup-base table (from $22.80 a pot, plus a compulsory $3.80/pax condiment charge), is down to four outlets, and now takes 30% off ingredients after 10pm. Captain Kim's October early bird is $14.90++ for the 11.30am weekday lunch slot, the cheapest halal hotpot here. Imperial Treasure, the priciest name here, quietly serves a $20++ lunch set. Plus Paradise Hotpot from $19.90/pax at the two malls people search for and cannot find.