Beauty in the Pot Cheapest Items
Beauty in the Pot is not a budget buffet, but its beauty in the pot cheapest items are real if you know where to look. This guide lists the cheapest plates, the cheapest broth, and the lunch sets that pull the bill down.
What are the Beauty in the Pot cheapest items?
The cheapest items at Beauty in the Pot are the fillers: rice, noodles, tofu, and vegetables. Reported third-party listings put Fragrant White Rice at about 1.12 dollars, La Mian at about 3.00 dollars, Snow Fungus at about 3.00 dollars, and Sliced Winter Melon, Baby Corn, and Sliced Potato at about 2.35 dollars each. Those are older reported figures, so treat them as a guide to the cheapest categories, not as a live price promise, and confirm at the outlet.
Tofu is the other cheap protein. Reported listings put Firm Tofu at about 2.27 dollars and Silken Tofu at about 2.37 dollars, with dips such as the Beauty Sesame Dip at about 2.72 dollars. A table that builds around tofu, mushrooms, and vegetables, with one meat plate shared, eats far cheaper than a table that orders meat plate after meat plate.
| Cheapest item, reported | Category | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Fragrant White Rice | Rice and noodles | About 1.12 dollars |
| Firm Tofu | Beancurd | About 2.27 dollars |
| Sliced Winter Melon | Vegetables | About 2.35 dollars |
| Baby Corn | Vegetables | About 2.35 dollars |
| Sliced Potato | Vegetables | About 2.35 dollars |
| Silken Tofu | Beancurd | About 2.37 dollars |
| White Radish | Vegetables | About 2.81 dollars |
| Snow Fungus | Mushrooms | About 3.00 dollars |
| La Mian, per portion | Rice and noodles | About 3.00 dollars |
| Glass Noodles | Rice and noodles | About 3.09 dollars |
How do you eat cheap at Beauty in the Pot?
Share the pot, pick the cheapest broth, and fill up on vegetables first. The Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth is the cheapest single pot on the brand menu at 22.80 dollars, and 12.50 dollars as a twin pot side, which makes it the budget base. Remember the 50 dollar ingredient minimum per pot and the 3.80 dollar per person condiment charge, since those two fixed costs set the floor for any visit, however cheap your plates are.
Lunch sets are the other budget route. Recent Singapore hotpot guides list lunch sets from 16.80 dollars at NEX and The Star Vista, and a reported weekday duo set at 39.90 dollars for two, running 11.30am to 4.30pm, bundles meats, balls, vegetables, noodles, and two soup bases. Ask about both at your outlet, since set availability varies, and the duo set is a reported offer that needs live confirmation.
Cheapest broth order
For the lowest broth bill, order a twin pot with tomato on one side and the Longevity Wild Pine Mushroom Broth, 13.50 dollars twin, on the other. You get two bases for about 26 dollars combined before ingredients, against 34.80 dollars for a single collagen pot. You miss the signature broth, but you keep the meal recognisably Beauty in the Pot while saving on the base.
What is the cheapest Beauty in the Pot meal for two?
Ask about the reported 39.90 dollar weekday duo set first. If it is not live, build your own: a twin pot with tomato and mushroom bases, one shared meat plate, firm tofu, two vegetable plates, and la mian or rice. Split across two people, that order lands well below the reported 50 to 80 dollar per person a la carte range, though the 50 dollar pot minimum and condiments still apply.
What Beauty in the Pot cheapest items should you skip?
Skip nothing on price alone, but skip doubling up on the same filler. Two noodle plates and rice for the same table is wasted money, and a second cheap vegetable plate adds less than a tofu or dumpling plate at a similar price. Cheap eating here is about balance: one starch, two or three vegetables, one tofu, and one shared meat plate, rather than five plates of the cheapest thing on the menu.
My pick: tomato twin pot, firm tofu, winter melon, baby corn, la mian, and one shared meat plate. It is filling, varied, and it keeps the cheapest items working as a meal instead of a pile of sides.
Beauty in the Pot Cheapest Items FAQ
Straight answers on beauty in the pot cheapest items, prices, and planning.
What are the Beauty in the Pot cheapest items?
Reported listings point to Fragrant White Rice at about 1.12 dollars, Firm Tofu at about 2.27 dollars, and Sliced Winter Melon, Baby Corn, and Sliced Potato at about 2.35 dollars each.
What is the cheapest Beauty in the Pot broth?
The Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth, at 22.80 dollars single or 12.50 dollars as a twin pot side, is the cheapest broth on the brand menu.
How do you eat cheap at Beauty in the Pot?
Share a twin pot, pick the tomato broth, fill up on tofu, vegetables, and noodles, and ask about lunch sets from 16.80 dollars and the reported 39.90 dollar duo set.
Is there a minimum spend at Beauty in the Pot?
Yes, the brand menu sets a minimum of 50 dollars worth of ingredients per single or twin pot, plus a reported 3.80 dollars per person for condiments.
Are the cheapest item prices live?
No. Most cheap plate prices here come from third-party listings and are flagged as reported guide figures. Confirm them at the outlet before you order.
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