Le Le Pot (Tiong Bahru)

Tried tomyum and laksa soup bases, which i highly recommend for those who like spicy. They also have a generous range of ingredients - raw and cooked. (Surprisingly, Popcorn chicken impressed me quite abit). Definitely worth giving it a try!

Affordable hotpot

Soup is delicious. Tried the herbal chicken and Tom yam.

Service is quick.

There’s a sauce station to make your own sauce.

Place is clean too.

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Fri to Sun Buffet Dinner - $25.80
Excludes Drinks and Soup Base
Ala Carte available too
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Despite there are a portion of items not applicable for buffet diners, but the choices are still ample, closer to what we will prepare for our DIY hotpot at home, the dishes served may not be spectacular but all are fresh and sincere. Try their fried chicken wings while waiting for the food to be cooked. Maybe that’s why people there are usually family or group of friends, chatting over meal for an hour to two, very relaxing environment. Only if they drinks are free for buffet diners, it would be splendid
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Le Le Pot
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One of the plus points of dining at Le Le Pot is that they offer both ala-carte and buffet pricings. For a weekend buffet dinner, the charges per head is S$25.90, and this pricing excludes the soup base (S$5.00 per pot, choice of up to two soup bases), wet tissue and beverages.

Given the choices of food available for the buffet, I find that this is a relatively good deal. And if I must recommend something good, please remember to order their Fried Chicken Wings to complement the steamboat. The rest of the carbs, in my humble opinion, can be missed.

For $8.80, you can enjoy mini pot set during lunch. We can choose from either the Seafood mania, Beefy yummy set, shabu shabu set & more. Super worth it!
I order their Seafood mania set & shabu shabu set. For soup base wise, I order their herbal chicken soup👍 #burpple #lelepot #steamboat

You are given the choice to go alacart or buffet style here and there's quite a range of selection for their ingredients. They do have a few 'ready-to-eat' food there too! The soup base took quite awhile to be served but once it's served, the ingredient serve up VERY fast! The portion of the food were pretty small hence you don't have to be too worried that you have to stick to the same range of food throughout the entire course. The only minus point was that their sauces. Their peanut sauce was watery and they didn't provide my favourite 沙茶醬 😭. However, given that it's only $24.80nett (soup base $5 not included) for a weekend dinner free flow buffet, I think it's pretty worth the try!