Fresh off my latest foodie expedition, paradise truly does taste like Hong Kong—because Paradise Hotpot at Punggol Coast Mall delivers just that. If you’re hunting for something beyond the usual hotpot routines, keep reading—this post dishes out real talk, useful intel, and a spoonful of humor.
Why Paradise Hotpot Stands Out (Especially on Non-Holiday Days)
I scoped this joint out on a weekday—not during school holiday or peak crowd chaos. Pro tip: midweek lunches = better service, relaxed pace, and almost a Zen-like calm. Plus, they’ve got a nifty $19.90 promo for the 11:30 am slot, with kids eating at half price—a total win for families and the budget-conscious.
Atmosphere & Ambience: Hong Kong Vibe in Punggol
Step in, and you’re wrapped in cozy velvet booths, Cantonese tunes humming in the background—an urban Hong Kong comfort. It feels stylish yet somehow delightfully casual, like catching up with friends in a nostalgic HK hotpot café—just with more breathing room.
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Choice & Variety: Spoilt for (Delicious) Choices
Here’s where Paradise outshines Compass One’s outlet hands-down:
| Category | Paradise Hotpot Punggol Coast | Compass One Outlet |
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| Cooked Items Buffet | Wide spread: desserts, herbal eggs, mock shark-fin soup, brown cake, liu sha pao, fried dough, nuggets | Very limited offerings |
| Cold / Non-Cooked Items | Sauces, soups, fruits, beverages (gas drinks, coffee), pancake, soya bean curd, ice cream | Barebones |
Seriously, you’re spoiled for choices—balls of every kind, veggies galore, traditional desserts, free-flow drinks, sauces, herbal eggs, noodles, rice… and it’s a personal pot at your table (no sharing, yay!). Only meats and seafood need manual orders, which keeps the buffet area less chaotic and more hygienic.
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| Herbal egg, Stew Beef, Curry Fish ball |
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| Fried Foods - Fried Sesame ball, dough, sausage, fried, pop corn chicken, Fried Bean Curd |
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| Hong Kong Style Mock Fin Soup |
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| Steamed cake |
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| Sauces and Fruits |
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| Different type of Balls - Fresh Fish ball, quails' egg, black ink ball, squid ball, cheese ball; all sorts |
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| Vegetables, noodles, tofu, eggs |
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| Condiments for Ice cream and pancake |
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| Ice cream, pancake |
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| Food that you need to Order from the Tablet |
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| Bean Curd and Grass Jelly |
Pricing “Damage” per Pax
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Promo Lunch (11:30 am slot): $19.90 per person
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Standard Buffets: Expect mid-$20s to low-$30s, depending on add-ons or weekday specials.
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Kids (5–12): Half-price; Under 5s may eat free during some promotions—always check branch deals.
A Dash of History & The Group Behind It
Paradise Hotpot is part of Paradise Group Holdings, born in Singapore (2002), which has earned accolades like Entrepreneur of the Year 2011, Singapore Prestige Brand Award 2011, Enterprise 50 Award 2011, and more Wikipedia.
From humble beginnings with Seafood Paradise, they’ve grown into Chinese-cuisine royalty in Singapore and beyond, offering everything from hotpot and dim sum to Teochew, noodle bars, and Thai eats Wikipedia.
Trying It: Real Opinions from Real People
Reddit slash-foodies are curious: “The Largest Paradise Hotpot Punggol Coast Buffet—Hong Kong Style Hotpot Buffet”—but no comments yet Reddit. On TripAdvisor, one reviewer raves about the signature fried beancurd skin as a “must have,” though found the mushroom stock “a bit bland” Tripadvisor. Others note overall good variety and fresh, high-quality ingredients Lemon8Tripadvisor.
Not everything is sunshine and dumpling dots: a Yelp user quipped that service can feel “as expensive as Hai Di Lao without any of the service,” with slow drink service and frozen meats Yelp. Honest notes—definitely go non-peak for the smoothest experience.
All the Essentials in One Place
Branch & Address:
Paradise Hotpot – Punggol Coast Mall, 88 Punggol Way, #02-120, Singapore 829913 Paradise Group | A diners’ paradise
Opening Hours: Daily (Mon–Sun)—check directly via Google or official social. (Hours not specified online—best to call or Google.)
Social Media & Links:
- Google listing – search “Paradise Hotpot Punggol Coast Mall”
- Facebook – via Paradise Group’s page Facebooksingaporeinsiders.com
- Instagram – see Paradise Hotpot reel and account Instagramsingaporeinsiders.com
Delivery Platforms (check availability by branch):
- Foodpanda
- Deliveroo
- GrabFood
3–4 Practical Pro Tips for Visiting
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Go for the 11:30 am weekday slot—snag the $19.90 promo and beat the crowds.
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Kids = half-price? Check current offer—they often run attractive family deals.
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Order meats and seafood—don’t rely on buffet area for everything. Helps portion control too.
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Ask for the vegetarian-friendly soup base if you’re dairy or egg-free.
Final Verdict: A Feast Worth the Trip
To wrap, Paradise Hotpot at Punggol Coast is a genuine hotpot treasure: ample variety, stylish vibe, and wallet-friendly promos—outclassing Compass One’s limited spread for the same price tag. Go savvy on timing, vibe with the HK-Cantonese décor, and treat yourself—and your tummy—to a full buffet of fun.
Want to shout out your own hotpot cravings? Which item at Paradise would you raid first—liu sha pao, fake shark-fin soup, or the fried dough? Let’s chat in the comments!
(Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only. Prices and availability may vary. Please check with the place directly for the most up-to-date information.)
