Beauty in the Pot Party Packages
Beauty in the Pot is a Paradise Group hotpot brand built around nourishing broths, and a group table is its natural setting. This guide explains why there is no single fixed beauty in the pot party packages bundle to buy, and how to build one that fits your group and budget.
Does Beauty in the Pot sell party packages?
No fixed in-store Beauty in the Pot party package was verified in the brand menu or outlet listings checked for this guide. What Beauty in the Pot does sell is a sharing format that works like a party package: a twin pot with two soup bases, a minimum ingredient order, and plates built for the middle of the table. For a party, you are really booking a group hotpot, not buying a named bundle, and that distinction matters when you budget.
The brand menu sets a minimum order of 50 dollars worth of ingredients with a single or twin pot. That floor is per pot, not per person, so a table of six sharing one twin pot clears it fast. Condiments are listed at 3.80 dollars per person in recent Singapore hotpot guides, so add that to every headcount before you quote a per-person figure to friends.
What to ask for when you book a group
Ask for a large table or a private room where the outlet offers one, and confirm the pot size for your group. The Centrepoint outlet is listed with private rooms, and larger outlets such as the former One KM space seated close to 300 guests, so big tables are part of the format. Book ahead for weekends, since queues are a known feature of this brand, and a walk-in group of eight will wait longer than a couple.
How much do Beauty in the Pot party packages cost per person?
Work from a reported range of 50 to 80 dollars per person for a full a la carte hotpot meal, which is the figure Singapore guides quote for this brand. That range covers a soup base share, meat, seafood, vegetables, noodles, and condiments, before service charge and GST. A restrained group that leans on vegetables, tofu, and one meat platter can land near the bottom of it, while a table ordering lobster, abalone, and wagyu will pass the top end without trying.
Soup bases are the fixed cost you split. A single pot runs from 22.80 dollars for the Vitamin C Tomato Sweet Corn Broth to 34.80 dollars for the signature Beauty Collagen Broth, with most other bases at 28.80 dollars. A twin pot lets you pair a mild base with a spicy one, and twin pricing on the brand menu is roughly half the single price per side, for example 17.80 dollars for collagen and 12.50 dollars for tomato. Split across six people, the broth share is only a few dollars each, which is why the ingredients, not the soup, decide the bill.
| Group plan | What it includes | Guide cost |
|---|---|---|
| Shared twin pot, 4 people | Two soup bases plus ingredients to the 50 dollar pot minimum | About 50 to 80 dollars per person, reported |
| Shared twin pot, 8 people | Two soup bases, two meat platters, vegetables, noodles, condiments | About 50 to 70 dollars per person if you share platters |
| Weekday duo set, 2 people | Reported weekday set with meats, balls, vegetables, noodles, two soup bases | 39.90 dollars for two, reported, confirm live |
| Delivery steamboat set, 5 people | Older Paradise Treats listing: soup, meat, seafood, vegetables, pot and cooker hire | 238.00 dollars per set, older listing, confirm live |
What is the best Beauty in the Pot party plan for a group?
Pick the twin pot, then order in waves. Start with the Beauty Collagen Broth on one side and a spicy or tomato base on the other, so mild and bold eaters both have a home. Order one specialty meat platter first, reported at 44.90 dollars, plus a seafood paste and a dumpling plate, then add vegetables and noodles once you see how fast the table eats. Ordering in waves stops the classic party mistake: a table covered in raw plates that nobody finishes.
A simple order for eight people
One twin pot, two meat platters, one seafood platter or paste, two dumpling plates, four vegetable plates, two noodle plates, and a fried beancurd skin plate for the table. That mix gives every guest meat, seafood, and vegetables without doubling up on the priciest items. Keep one person on the bill, since splitting a hotpot tab across eight cards is slower than settling once and sorting it out after.
Can you order Beauty in the Pot party packages for delivery?
Delivery party sets have been listed under the Paradise Treats catering range, with a 5-person steamboat set listed at 238.00 dollars and a 10-person version also offered. Those listings include crockery, a pot, an induction cooker, and a disposable table cover, with soup refills supplied at set volumes and extra refills at 5 dollars per litre. Transport was listed at 60 dollars. Treat those figures as older listings, not live quotes: confirm the current set, delivery fee, and lead time with the outlet before you promise a party date around them.
My pick: for a party, book a twin pot in store, split the collagen and spicy bases, and order platters in waves. It beats hunting for a named party bundle that the brand does not currently advertise, and it keeps the per-person cost inside the reported 50 to 80 dollar range.
Beauty in the Pot Party Packages FAQ
Straight answers on beauty in the pot party packages, prices, and planning.
Does Beauty in the Pot sell party packages?
No fixed in-store party package was verified. The brand sells a sharing twin pot format with a 50 dollar ingredient minimum per pot, which groups use as a party plan.
How much do Beauty in the Pot party packages cost per person?
Singapore guides report about 50 to 80 dollars per person for a full a la carte meal, before service charge and GST. Sharing platters and vegetables pull a group toward the lower end.
What is the cheapest way to feed a group at Beauty in the Pot?
Share one twin pot, pick the tomato broth on one side, and lean on vegetables, tofu, noodles, and one meat platter. A reported weekday duo set at 39.90 dollars for two is worth asking about.
Can you book a private room for a Beauty in the Pot party?
Some outlets, including The Centrepoint, are listed with private rooms you can book. Availability varies by outlet, so ask when you reserve.
Are Beauty in the Pot delivery party sets still available?
Older Paradise Treats listings show 5-person and 10-person steamboat sets, with the 5-person set at 238.00 dollars. Confirm the current set and delivery fee before ordering, since those listings are dated.
Related Beauty in the Pot menus
Start with the main Beauty in the Pot menu, then read the supporting guides.