A steamboat (hotpot) buffet in Singapore comes in two main styles: Korean grill-and-steamboat, where one table does both BBQ and hotpot, and Japanese shabu-shabu, where you swish thin-sliced meats through simmering broth. All-you-can-eat runs from about $16 a head. We tracked the current per-head price of the ones worth knowing — checked against each venue's own page — and ranked them by what you pay.
The Korean combos (GoroGoro, Seoul Garden, Captain Kim) are the most food for the money and are heavily promo-driven, so student, NS and timeslot deals often drop the price below the rack rate; two are halal-certified. The Japanese shabu options (Shabu Sai, Suki-Ya) are lighter and simpler — broth, thin meats and a sauce bar. Prices carry “++” (10% service, 9% GST); weekday lunch is cheapest.
Ranked by value. Every price is dated, linked to its source, and re-checked monthly.
How we rankOrdered by lowest per-head sitting (usually weekday lunch), service + GST as printed. Each price is quoted verbatim from the source shown and re-checked monthly — when it moves, the date moves. The ◆ MoreBetter Pick marks the best value in a category, never the priciest, and no venue pays to appear or rank.
All 5, cheapest per-head sitting first.
What's the best steamboat buffet in Singapore?+–
For value, GoroGoro (from $15.90++) is the cheapest all-you-can-eat grill-and-steamboat. Captain Kim (from $22.90++) is the standout on quality — 4.8★ across 6,700+ reviews and halal-certified. For Japanese shabu-shabu, Shabu Sai (from $18.99++) and Suki-Ya (from $23.90++) are the picks. Every price here is checked against the venue's own page.
How much is a steamboat/hotpot buffet in Singapore?+–
All-you-can-eat steamboat and hotpot starts around $15.90–23.90++ per adult, with dinner up to about $33++. The Korean grill-and-steamboat chains are promo-heavy — NS, student and timeslot deals often drop it to $12.90–17.90++. Weekday lunch and off-peak slots are cheapest.
Which steamboat buffets are halal?+–
Captain Kim (from $22.90++, 4.8★) and Seoul Garden (from $22.90++) are both halal-certified grill-and-steamboat buffets — the picks for a mixed halal group.
What's the cheapest steamboat buffet?+–
GoroGoro (from $15.90++, with timeslot deals to $12.90++) is the cheapest grill-and-steamboat. For Japanese shabu-shabu, Shabu Sai starts at $18.99++ and Suki-Ya has a weekday lunch set from $12.90++. Check the current promo before you go.
Prices are the lowest per-head sitting, service + GST as printed; full tier tables live on each venue's source page or its full review. Every price is checked against the venue's own page, its booking platform, or a dated report — with the source shown on each row so you can check it yourself. Re-checked monthly; last checked 9 August 2026.