JPOT (已結業)

For pictures and full review, pls visit:http://madamechewy.com/2015/08/02/jpot/JPOT, part of the Jumbo Group, was founded in 2009 and in my opinion, is one of the best steamboat restaurants in Singapore. Even though Hai Di Lao service standards and frills are absent, service is nonetheless polite and efficient and the food standards are comparable.JPOT employs the use of technology to speed things up and free staff for other tasks. When you arrive, get your queue number from an automated machine

For more reviews, visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2015/03/jpot.htmlJpot is a unique Singapore concept by culinary team of Jumbo Seafood. With 7 exquisite style of soup base from mild to spicy, it's uniquely Singapore Style of enjoying these flavours over the table in a comfortable, air conditioned setting with a serene view of the harbour overlooking part of Sentosa Island. Not only that, it's always a pleasure to dine in a hygenic environment like this. Ambience in Jpot was good, well lighte

That's my 1st time going to Jpot...Knowing there's a set menu 1) Menu D, $68 for 2 pax comprising of:-(A) Soup (choice of 4 items) – We were each given our individual pots and we went with (clockwise, top left) fish head soup (additional $1), bak kut teh, JPOT superior broth and tom yum from the 9 flavours that were available. And all were pretty good although bak kut teh was not a very versatile soup base to be cooking ingredients like prawns as it altered its flavour.(B) Spinach & mushroomFood

Founded in 2009, JPOT offers the best of Individual Hotpot dining, with 7 different soup bases, a clean and comfortable ambience, although much of their presentation is copied from other successful hotpot brands.Ambience at JPOT is good, with bright lighting, well ventilated interior, and spacious furniture. Tables are set for individual hotpots, and their food presentation is styled after China Hai Di Lao Huo Guo. Ordering is done through tablets are each table.JPOT is largely self-service, alt

I’ve heard about JPOT and how some people rave about their Silky Porridge Soup Base hence I was really happy to find out that we were going there for our CNY lunch.My colleagues ordered the set for us to share: $138++ for 4 pax. I was quite surprised to find out that the steamboat is actually a personal pot. I chose the Silky Porridge Soup Base since I’ve heard good reviews about it and other places don’t offer this. It wasn’t porridge per se, meaning there weren’t any grains in it. Instead it w

Typically Chinese Hot Pot style by Jumbo, they served various flavours of soup in unique and hygienic way. Cozy environment and air-conditioned, it was a great place to hang out with a small group of people as gathering. Opted for dinner set $98.00 for four persons, the price was subjected to 10% service charge and GST.Local-favourite Bak Kut Teh soup base selected, I had a sudden craving about it. One people one pot basis, everybody cooked by his own.Flat noodles at a cute transparent plastic b

I wondered why there was service charge incurred, we doesn’t utilize it much. It seemed unfair to bear the cost. No doubt they did serve up the dishes for us, yet we hard to get them as it was obviously shorthanded.No comment, I didn’t touch it at all. I don’t like mushroom.My favourite minced pork, they were all flavoursome, solid and nice to bite.Chicken appeared a bit fatty, I paid hundred percent attention to avoid overcooked.Frozen food, it was nothing fantastic. But they were the must-disp

Craving for steamboat .. Jpot is value for money during lunch. A must to order for Lunch Set D $42++ for 2 pax. It consist of Seafood with handmade fish noodle & Dim sum platter, Pork loin, marinated pork, homemade spinach skin beancurd, fried beancurd skin, spinach, steamed rice.Soup Based- Herbal, it is has a strong herbal taste.Fried Beancurd Skin & Handmade Fish noodle is a must to order as it is tasty and super nice.Seafood- It is very freshDim Sum- Normal

Heard of the nice steamboat at JPot, decided to head down for dinner. JPot has quite a good variety of steamboat soup base and food items to choose from. I had the JPot superior soup, it tastes like chicken broth, quite fragrant though a little bland. For diners who prefer stronger tasting soup base, I would suggest bak kut teh, herbal or tomyum soup base. We ordered quite a number of food items, the most yummy would be the beef short rib. It's like shabu shabu kind of thinly sliced beef, very t

There are a selection as many as 7 soup base here and each of us get to choose our preferred soup base, no need to share, super hygienic! And what's more, they have unique soup base like laska and silky porridge? I wonder what's silky porridge base is.And oh, they are using electric thermal stove, so you wont feel the heat of the flame directed at you. Thumbs up!Sauce wise, you can create your own with the assortment. I sort of put a bit of everything together, and surprisingly it was quite good

I went there with my friend, with an advanced booking. Each of us have a mini steamboat pot in front of us. We had the JPOT Superior Broth and Herbal one. Their food is very fresh and I love their cheeseballs! There's one interesting thing that there's a computer kind menu beside, so we just click what we want and we also can see our total from there. Service wise is very good too, highly recommend But one bad point is that it is too expensive, 2 persons' total damage cost us $100++!

Actually I haven’t heard much about Jpot except from my friends, I didn’t even know it’s so highly raved. We didn’t make reservations (we reached at about 6.30pm) and made reservations on the spot. The person told us to come back half an hour later to see if there’s a table, else you walk around first and they will call! But anyway I suggest to make reservations because it’s quite popular. Anw we managed to get a table at around 7.30pm, not too bad right!! We ordered the set for 4 persons at 96+

I always love steamboat. It's very neutral, can always have it alone or with friends and family. Just prepare the quantity according to how much you want. Lazy to DIY? Lots of choices when you are out.Heard about JPOT but never really get to try it cause i don't go to Vivo City very often. Finally arranged to go down with my best friend. Decided to just go for one of the basic set and just ordered this ala carte item - Jumbo meatball. Soup base, we had the tom yum and bak kut teh.Quantity wise,

For more detail post and food pictures, please visit http://princessmic80.blogspot.sg/2013/06/of-jpot-ing-vivo-city.htmlJpot (opened by jumbo) is located at Vivo city #01-53. always packed but lucky for us, we did not need to wait very long.there are various soup based to choose from ( about 4-5). you can choose 2 pots for sharing or 1 pot for each pax. however, we took 2 pots for sharing (jpot special broth and tom yam soup based ~ refillable). The ingredients is ala carte based and each plate

My friends and I actually heard and saw alot of good reviews about this restaurant, so we decided to give it a try and was having quite a high expectation for the food. We went there at around 7pm, there were no seats so we were 2nd on the waiting list. We left one of our contact number with them and the staff will call us when there are seats. While waiting, we could go shop around vivo which was good. We finally got seats at 7.30pm, half an hour of waiting time.For this steamboat, each person