Beauty in the Pot Menu

If you searched for beauty in the pot menu, start with the idea behind the restaurant: this is a Paradise Group hotpot built around nourishing broths, not a plain steamboat. You pick a soup base, then you cook meats, seafood, vegetables, mushrooms, tofu and noodles at your own table. The signature pot is the Beauty Collagen Broth, and the menu gives you single pot and twin pot ways to order it. Soup base prices below come from the Paradise Group menu, while lunch sets, condiments and platter figures are flagged as reported, so you can see which numbers are firm and which ones need a counter check.

What is on the Beauty in the Pot menu?

The menu has four clear layers. First come the soup bases, eight in the Paradise Group menu, from collagen and spicy broths to tomato, coconut, chicken and mushroom pots. Second come the cooking ingredients: sliced meats, seafood, handmade pastes, tofu skin rolls, mushrooms, leafy vegetables and noodles or rice. Third come the extras that shape the bill, condiments and drinks, plus free flow items on some lunch sets. Fourth come the set options, weekday lunch sets for individuals and duos, and a takeaway pot option with its own minimum order. Guides praise drunken herbal chicken, jumbo prawns, tofu skin rolls and wagyu or kurobuta meat platters, which gives you a short list to work from on a first visit.

Which soup base should you pick at Beauty in the Pot?

Pick Beauty Collagen Broth if it is your first visit. It is the signature pot, rich and smooth, and it pairs well with most ingredients without overpowering them. If your table wants heat too, order a twin pot and put Spicy Nourishing Broth on the second side, a pork bone broth with herbs and chilli. For a gentler second side, Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth is the mild, slightly sweet option, while Cooling Coconut Broth suits diners who want richness without spice. Two warnings from the menu itself: Immunity Clear Chicken Broth contains pork, and the Longevity Wild Pine Mushroom Broth is the vegetarian soup base, so check those notes before you order for a mixed table.

Soup bases worth trying

For a first twin pot, order Beauty Collagen Broth with Spicy Nourishing Broth. That pair covers the two ideas the restaurant is known for, nourishing collagen on one side and herbal heat on the other, and it lets each diner cook in the side they prefer. If nobody at the table eats spicy food, swap the spicy side for Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth and keep the meal gentle from start to finish.

What do hotpot ingredients cost?

Soup bases are the firm numbers, ingredients are where the bill moves. A recent hotpot guide puts lunch sets from S$16.80 at some outlets and condiments at S$3.80 per person, and diner reports put lunch sets at S$16.80 and S$20.80 with free flow appetisers, desserts and sauces on those sets. Poached rice sets are reported at S$16 to S$21, meat and seafood platters are reported from about S$38 to S$120 or more, and one reported specialty meat platter sits at S$44.90. A shared a la carte meal is reported at about S$60 to S$100 or more per person, which fits a table that orders premium seafood and meat. Treat every figure in this paragraph as reported, since the Paradise Group menu PDF we checked lists soup bases in detail and leaves ingredient pricing to the outlet menu.

How does ordering work at Beauty in the Pot?

Pick single pot or twin pot, pick your bases, then order ingredients by plate. A single pot holds one soup base with its original soup portions, while a twin pot holds two different bases, each with its own portions, so a mixed table gets two flavours from one pot. For takeaway, the menu lists a single or twin pot with a minimum of S$50 worth of ingredients, chosen from the menu, so a takeaway order is a pot plus a real ingredient basket, not a pot on its own. Prices in the menu PDF are noted as subject to service charge for dine in and prevailing GST, and pictures are for illustration only, so the final bill will sit above the soup base prices in the table. Book ahead for weekends and celebrations, since diner guides note that advance booking helps, especially for larger tables.

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