Beauty in the Pot Best Sellers
Beauty in the Pot is a Paradise Group hotpot brand, and its beauty in the pot best sellers are easy to spot once you know what reviewers keep ordering. This guide separates the signature broth from the plates worth adding around it.
What is the Beauty in the Pot best seller?
The Beauty Collagen Broth is the clear headline act. It is the soup the brand is named around, it is the base reviewers keep returning to, and at 34.80 dollars for a single pot it is also the priciest broth on the menu. Guests describe it as rich and lip-coating, and it pairs with almost every ingredient on the table, which is why first timers are steered to it before they look at anything else.
If you only order one pot, make it a twin pot with collagen on one side and a second base on the other. The twin price for collagen is listed at 17.80 dollars, so you get the signature taste without giving up a spicy or tomato option for the rest of the table. That twin setup is the smartest first order in this guide.
Which Beauty in the Pot best sellers should you order first?
After the broth, the plates that come up again and again in reviews are the Fried Beancurd Skin, the Homemade Fish Tofu, the Prawn Dumpling, and the Pork and Chives Dumpling. Fried Beancurd Skin is served with a three-second rule: dip it briefly so the outside soaks up broth while the inside stays crisp. Homemade Fish Tofu, made with yellowtail, is praised as tasting like real fish paste rather than factory tofu, and it is sold by the piece in older reviews.
For meat, the Specialty Meat Platter is the sharing shortcut, reported at 44.90 dollars with sliced pork belly, US Kurobuta pork, marbled beef cube, and sliced US beef. Seafood fans should look at the Ebiko Prawn Paste, reported from 11.50 to 19.80 dollars across paste listings, and the prawn dumpling plates. These are the plates that show up in review after review, not a ranked sales chart, since the brand does not publish one.
| Best seller | Why guests order it | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Beauty Collagen Broth, single pot | Signature rich broth, the brand headline | 34.80 dollars |
| Spicy Nourishing Broth, single pot | Herb-infused pork bone broth for spice lovers | 28.80 dollars |
| Herbal Drunken Chicken Broth | Glutinous wine and herb aroma, a regular praise point | 28.80 dollars |
| Cooling Coconut Broth | Coconut flesh and white fungus, cooling against spice | 28.80 dollars |
| Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth | Mildest best seller, good for kids and spice-shy guests | 22.80 dollars |
| Specialty Meat Platter | Four meats on one plate, built for sharing | 44.90 dollars, reported |
| Fried Beancurd Skin | Three-second dip, crisp inside and broth-soaked outside | About 4.90 dollars half portion, older review |
| Ebiko Prawn Paste | Prawn paste with ebiko bite, a paste-range favourite | About 11.50 to 19.80 dollars, reported |
Best sellers by broth style
Spice fans tend to pair collagen with the Spicy Nourishing Broth or the Slimming Spicy Beef Tallow Broth, both at 28.80 dollars for a single pot. Guests who want something lighter pick the Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth at 22.80 dollars or the Longevity Wild Pine Mushroom Broth at 24.80 dollars, which is listed as vegetarian. The Coconut Chicken twin pot, made by pouring fresh coconuts into the broth, is a NEX outlet talking point worth asking about if your outlet offers it.
What are the best Beauty in the Pot best sellers for seafood lovers?
Start with prawn dumplings and ebiko prawn paste, then add fresh sea prawns or scallops if the budget allows. Older guides list Boston lobster at 12.90 dollars per 100 grams and abalone from 16.80 dollars for a half portion of 10-head abalone, so premium seafood can lift the bill fast. For most tables, the paste and dumpling plates give the seafood flavour without the premium price tag.
What should first timers order at Beauty in the Pot?
Order a twin pot with collagen and tomato, one meat platter, fried beancurd skin, one dumpling plate, and vegetables and noodles to fill the table. That order covers the signature broth, a mild second base, a crisp texture, a handmade dumpling, and enough bulk to keep the meal from feeling meat-only. It also respects the 50 dollar ingredient minimum for the pot without overshooting it on the first visit.
My pick: collagen twin pot, fried beancurd skin, homemade fish tofu, and a prawn dumpling plate. Four orders, and you have tasted the four things this brand is most praised for.
Beauty in the Pot Best Sellers FAQ
Straight answers on beauty in the pot best sellers, prices, and planning.
What is the Beauty in the Pot best seller?
The Beauty Collagen Broth, at 34.80 dollars for a single pot or 17.80 dollars as a twin pot side, is the signature order and the base reviewers praise most.
Which Beauty in the Pot best sellers should you order first?
Fried Beancurd Skin, Homemade Fish Tofu, Prawn Dumpling, and Pork and Chives Dumpling come up most in reviews, plus the Specialty Meat Platter for sharing.
Is the Beauty Collagen Broth worth the price?
It is the priciest broth at 34.80 dollars single, but a twin pot lets you try it at 17.80 dollars alongside a second base, which is the better value first order.
What is the best Beauty in the Pot broth for spice lovers?
The Spicy Nourishing Broth and the Slimming Spicy Beef Tallow Broth, both 28.80 dollars single, are the spicy picks, paired with collagen in a twin pot.
Does Beauty in the Pot publish a ranked best seller list?
No ranked sales list was found. This guide ranks by broth pricing from the brand menu and by plates most praised across independent reviews.
Related Beauty in the Pot menus
Start with the main Beauty in the Pot menu, then read the supporting guides.