[UPDATED 26 Aug 2019]
Have you always heard your non-Muslim friends talk about Chinese hotpot buffets (ie. Haidilao ?) and you just wished that there's a halal version in town?
If you've been craving something warm and comforting for your meal with loved ones, we guarantee that this is going to be your new favourite place!?
P.S. Love Chinese food? Check out these amazing halal Chinese eateries in Singapore!
We're super thrilled that the owner of Jinshangyipin is none other than Mdm Aishah (left) who opened the highly popular Yi Zun Beef Noodles, Singapore's first halal Chinese hand-pulled noodles eatery which now has two outlets in Singapore! Plus, did we mention that Mdm Aishah is a Chinese Muslim from China too? So, you can be assured that the quality and taste of the food at Jinshangyipin are as authentic as it gets. For Mdm Aishah, the idea of a hotpot means warmth and affinity, especially in Chinese culture. This is definitely something you'd want to enjoy with your family and close friends ?
So, how do you go about dining at Jinshangyipin? Unlike most hotpot buffets where you'd have to share a hotpot with your friends, everyone will be given an individual hotpot and you can choose your preferred soup base. There are 5 soup bases - Spicy Soup, Pickled Vegetable Soup, Herbal Soup, Mushroom Soup, and Tomato Soup! Our team absolutely loves the tomato soup base as it's slightly tangy but not too overwhelming. If you love spicy food, then the spicy soup will be perfect for you. If you're in a group, we recommend taking different soup bases so you can sample different flavours.
The hotpot meal costs $35 with an additional $4.90 if you opt for BBQ. While you wait for your hotpot to boil, it's time to take your ingredients! The menu consists of an all-you-can-eat buffet that has various marinated beef, mutton and chicken with seafood like fish, squids, prawns and more ?
Not to mention that you can customise your own dipping sauce at Jinshangyipin. Drop by the sauce bar which has a variety of ingredients and you can mix and match them to make your sauce. The sauce is always the best thing when it comes to hot pot! ?
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Well, now your wish has come true! Opened in August 2018, Jinshangyipin at Eastpoint Mall in Simei is the first and probably the most authentic halal Chinese hotpot buffet you can find in Singapore.
If you've been craving something warm and comforting for your meal with loved ones, we guarantee that this is going to be your new favourite place!?
P.S. Love Chinese food? Check out these amazing halal Chinese eateries in Singapore!
We're super thrilled that the owner of Jinshangyipin is none other than Mdm Aishah (left) who opened the highly popular Yi Zun Beef Noodles, Singapore's first halal Chinese hand-pulled noodles eatery which now has two outlets in Singapore! Plus, did we mention that Mdm Aishah is a Chinese Muslim from China too? So, you can be assured that the quality and taste of the food at Jinshangyipin are as authentic as it gets. For Mdm Aishah, the idea of a hotpot means warmth and affinity, especially in Chinese culture. This is definitely something you'd want to enjoy with your family and close friends ?
So, how do you go about dining at Jinshangyipin? Unlike most hotpot buffets where you'd have to share a hotpot with your friends, everyone will be given an individual hotpot and you can choose your preferred soup base. There are 5 soup bases - Spicy Soup, Pickled Vegetable Soup, Herbal Soup, Mushroom Soup, and Tomato Soup! Our team absolutely loves the tomato soup base as it's slightly tangy but not too overwhelming. If you love spicy food, then the spicy soup will be perfect for you. If you're in a group, we recommend taking different soup bases so you can sample different flavours.
The hotpot meal costs $35 with an additional $4.90 if you opt for BBQ. While you wait for your hotpot to boil, it's time to take your ingredients! The menu consists of an all-you-can-eat buffet that has various marinated beef, mutton and chicken with seafood like fish, squids, prawns and more ?
Not to mention that you can customise your own dipping sauce at Jinshangyipin. Drop by the sauce bar which has a variety of ingredients and you can mix and match them to make your sauce. The sauce is always the best thing when it comes to hot pot! ?
Address: #01-20 Eastpoint Mall, 3 Simei Street 6, Singapore 528833 Opening Hours: Daily, 11:00-3:00pm, 4:00pm - 10:00pm Contact No: 6909 7355 Price: $35, top-up $4.90 for BBQ
P.S. Love hotpot but don't want to travel to the East? Check out this halal hotpot buffet at the Singapore Botanic Gardens!