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14 Best Spots For Mala Hotpot in Singapore That's Not HDL

14 Best Spots For Mala Hotpot in Singapore That's Not HDL

The mala craze has come and gone, but there’s no doubt that this Sichuan flavour has become a mainstay in our local food scene. If you love the mind-numbing heat and spice, today we're rounding up some go-to spots for Chongqing/mala hotpot in Singapore. While most hotpot joints all have their own mala broths on the menu, these mala hotpot spots take things up a notch further!

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Upin Hot Pot

Don’t quote us on this, but rumour has it that Upin Hot Pot was established by a former Haidilao employee. Could it just be a comparison due to their similarities in concept? Regardless, Upin Hot Pot is not only a lot friendlier on the budget, but also a shorter waiting time. There are three different outlets to choose from, but we like the Orchard Gateway outlet. Here, you get a wider range of in...

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Xian De Lai

Located on the popular Liang Seah Street, Xian De Lai is a hotpot, BBQ, and grilled fish restaurant perfect for intimate dinners for two, family meals, large groups and everything in between. You have nine different soup bases to choose from, including their signature Sichuan Spicy Soup that’s simmered for eight hours with more than 10 different spices. Enjoy over 80 different ingredients to compl...

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Xiao Long Kan Hotpot

Located in Bugis, Xiao Long Kan Hotpot is a place where you’ll be treated like you’re in the imperial dynasty. From the warm and attentive service to the opulent decor showcasing Chinese lanterns, wooden lattice panels, and gorgeous paintings, get ready to be whisked away into a dining experience like no other. Load up on a variety of top-quality ingredients to go alongside your spicy hotpot. Popu...

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Xiao Mu Deng

Established in 2017, Xiao Mu Deng offers authentic Chongqing cuisine in Chinatown. As its name (literally translated to “little wooden stools'') suggests, the interior of the restaurants mimics that of typical old Southwest Chinese décor that are furnished with traditional wooden stools. Take your pick from 10 different soup bases, including the Classic Spicy Soup that mala hotpot fiends will sure...