6 Mouthwatering Hotpot Choices For Delivery For Your Next Family Feast


Nothing brings family and friends together like the aroma of soup brewing in the centre of the dining table, pot bubbling with a spread of fresh ingredients. It’s no wonder hotpots are the unparalleled nom of choice for gatherings, whether it’s at home or outside. And if you’re craving hotpot on a night in, guess what: you can skip all the preparation with hotpot delivery!

Ranging from affordable to premium prices, these 8 hotpot delivery bundles cater to both small and big group gatherings. With a vast variety of ingredients from meat and seafood, to exotic ingredients and even all-vegan options, you’re all set. Get ready and feast away with the best hotpot with Oddle Eats, Singapore style.


1. Coca

Originating from Bangkok, Thai-Cantonese restaurant Coca serves up a tangy twist to the typical Chinese steamboat. Treat your tastebuds to rich flavours like Double Boiled Treasure, whereby the chicken soup is boiled for six hours and enriched with Chinese herbs like red dates, wolfberries and dang gui. Also try the Tantalising Tom Yum, the perfect spicy soup with a hint of acidity to accompany your spread of seafood.

Pair the broths with Coca’s signature fish paste and suki-style meats for a match made in hotpot heaven. For Set A which caters to 3-4 pax, you’ll get a generous spread of ingredients such as pork collar, prawns, shrimp wantons, fish balls with roe. Can’t forget the crowd favourite Coca Chilli Sauce, too!

2. Imperial Treasure Steamboat Restaurant

Chef’s Recommendation Set A (from $188.32++)

Come elevate your steamboat experience with Imperial Treasure Steamboat Restaurant. With 12 soup bases and countless dishes to choose from, getting your hotpot delivery here will be delicious and unforgettable. For something rich, give Imperial Drunken Chicken Soup a try. Spice lovers may be enticed by the Sichuan Spicy Soup too, for a savoury and numbing kick. Great dishes to consider include the Pork Shoulder and their Four Treasure Ball Platter, comprising freshly-made prawn, cuttlefish, dace fish and pork balls. The restaurant also serves an assortment of tasty appetisers, such as Pan-fried Minced Prawn Cake.

3. SHINSEN

 
 
 
 
 
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A popular Japanese grocer, SHINSEN boasts fresh, quality ingredients flown in from the U.S., Australia and Japan. They are official suppliers for several established Japanese restaurants here as well, so you can be sure of their standards.

4. Tong Xin Ru Yi

You may have heard of Tong Xin Ru Yi for its wild broth selection, with soup bases including Golden Chicken, and even Spicy Mala Catfish soup. Famed for their slow-cook methods and flavourful broths, the restaurant delivers a pretty exciting menu alongside their hotpot bundles: think Catfish with Pickled Cabbage and Spicy Rabbit Pot ! As if having Kurobuta (Japanese black pork) and tiger prawns in a hotpot bundle wasn’t tantalising enough (drools).

With six years of hotpot delivery under its belt, the restaurant has one of the sleekest delivery packages on the market. Expect minimal and well-designed packaging, and even add-on options for a mini electric cooker or a single-use hotpot set. Definitely a bang for your buck!

5. Le Le Pot

Best known for its affordable single pot set meals starting from $10++, Le Le Pot offers a variety of eight soup flavours comprising herbal chicken, vegetarian, and even a unique coconut chrysanthemum soup.

There’s something for everyone, and it’s fuss-free—true to its brand as the Singapore-style hotpot. Satisfy your hotpot cravings with delivery: get the Seafood set and choose a soup base and main staple (rice, ee mee, glass noodles or instant noodles etc.), or splurge on the US Angus Prime Short Ribs and treat yourself to luxurious cuts of tender, juicy meat.

8. Tsukada Nojo

 
 
 
 
 
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The hour-long wait at Tsukada Nojo’s branches says it all: Singaporeans can’t get enough of the Japanese restaurant’s “Bijin Nabe” (Beauty Hotpot). Chock full of creamy collagen, their signature chicken broth is made from stewing rare “Jitokko” chicken bones for over eight hours until the collagen solidifies into a smooth, silky pudding-like texture—similar to tau huay. And if you were introduced to Japanese hotpot with Shabu Sai, I reckon you’ll love Tsukada Nojo too!

Skip the queue and savour this creamy hotpot via delivery, sent straight to your doorstep. The Chicken Set comes with 1kg of silky collagen soup, chicken, prawns, vegetables, noodles and chili. Watch the pudding-like collagen melt into broth and slurp it up at home in bliss. You’ll get what the hype is all about!


Spice up your family dinners with hotpot delivery and save yourself the hassle of prepping and cleaning up. And if it’s hard to arrange your gathering outside, bring the communal experience back home with Oddle Eats’ fuss-free hotpot deliveries.