Bugis BBQ and Hotpot: Menu, Prices & Reservations Guide

If you’ve ever found yourself in Bugis with a rumbling stomach and an appetite for both smoky BBQ and bubbling hotpot, you’re not alone. This 2-in-1 format has become a favorite for Singapore diners who want the best of both worlds without choosing. Below, you’ll find everything from current menu highlights and buffet pricing to reservation tips and honest reviews—all sourced and verified.

Lunch Adult Price: $20.80++ ·
Dinner Adult Price: $24.80++ ·
Crab Add-on: $4 per pax ·
Capacity: 200+ pax ·
Location: 470 North Bridge Road #01-01, Bugis Cube, Singapore 188735

The table below consolidates the essential facts about the venue, drawn from multiple food publications covering Singapore dining.

Bugis BBQ and Hotpot menu

The menu at Bugis BBQ and Hotpot centers on a self-service buffet format where you grill meats and cook hotpot ingredients at your own table. According to SingaporeBeauty (food publication covering Singapore dining), the spread includes pork, chicken, beef, and mutton alongside seafood options like prawns, mussels, scallops, clams, squid, and dory fish. Vegetables, carbs, and fruits round out the hotpot section.

Buffet menu details

• BBQ skewers available a la carte from $1 each—pork belly, mutton, beef, and chicken are the staples
• Grilled tofu skin costs $0.80 per portion
• Shabu shabu meats (fine beef, sliced lamb, pork belly) must be ordered from staff rather than self-served
• Rare finds include pork liver, beef tripes, bamboo shoots, and butterhead lettuce wraps for wrapping

Food variety

The variety extends to unique skewer options: beef tendons, pineapple beef, pig trotters, pork intestines, and oysters are available according to SingaporeBeauty. The venue styles its food across Korean, Thai, and Chinese traditions, giving diners multiple flavor profiles to explore in a single meal.

Bugis BBQ and Hotpot reservation

Making a reservation at Bugis BBQ and Hotpot is straightforward but recommended, especially if you’re after the crab add-on or cheese fondue. The venue limits dining to 90 minutes per seating, so booking ahead ensures you secure your preferred time slot.

How to book

• Call 63383405 or 83999127 directly to reserve
• For birthday celebrations, mention it during booking—groups of 4+ receive a complimentary meat birthday cake (beef or pork) on the day
• The cheese waterfall fondue is limited daily, so calling ahead to confirm availability is wise

Hotline contact

Both phone numbers are active during operating hours. Burpple (Singapore food discovery platform) lists Monday hours as 11:30am–3:00pm and 3:30pm–3:00am, though full weekly hours vary and should be confirmed when you call.

Bugis bbq and hotpot reviews

Visitor feedback paints a consistent picture: generous variety and value for money, though the sheer volume of food can be overwhelming. Tripadvisor (travel review platform) rates the venue 4.0 out of 5, with one reviewer praising the “very wide choice of meat, fish, seafood, vegetables, pasta and sauces” alongside “smiling and attentive staff.”

Visitor feedback

A Burpple reviewer described the experience as “value for money 2 in 1 bbq and hotpot buffet that serves a variety of meat, vegetables and seafood” with a total spend around $30.50 including add-ons. A Jay Moy Loves Food blog review noted “no time limit” and “really good service” in a 2023 visit, though some reports suggest the 90-minute limit now applies.

Pros and cons

Jiu Gong Ge Bugis Hotpot & BBQ buffet

Jiu Gong Ge is a sister venue or nearby competitor within Bugis Cube, often confused with Bugis BBQ and Hotpot due to similar concepts and proximity. SingaporeBeauty provides detailed pricing comparisons: Jiu Gong Ge charges Lunch $23.80++ adult and Dinner $28.80++, making it more expensive than Bugis BBQ and Hotpot’s $20.80–24.80++ range.

Overview

Jiu Gong Ge positions itself as larger—capable of housing more than 200 diners—and adds a cooked food buffet line available after 5pm on weekdays and 12pm on weekends. This cooked food option sets it apart from Bugis BBQ and Hotpot, which focuses on raw-to-order preparation at table grills and hotpots.

Seating options

Both venues offer indoor and semi-outdoor seating, but Jiu Gong Ge’s larger footprint makes it better suited for bigger gatherings. Bugis BBQ and Hotpot, while compact, compensates with unique add-ons like the crab buffet and cheese waterfall that Jiu Gong Ge does not appear to offer.

Bugis Hotpot buffet

The core offering here is a 2-in-1 BBQ and hotpot buffet where both cooking methods happen simultaneously at your table. This format has become popular across Singapore’s Bugis district, and Bugis BBQ and Hotpot operates as one of three sister restaurants sharing the Bugis Cube location.

Pricing

Adult lunch pricing is $20.80++ and dinner is $24.80++ according to SingaporeBeauty. Child pricing applies to those between 1.1m and 1.4m in height at $14.80++. Some older listings on Burpple show slightly lower prices ($18.80++ lunch, $22.90++ dinner), which may reflect an earlier menu or outdated information.

Lunch deals

• Lunch buffet at $20.80++ offers good value for the variety included
• Add-ons include unlimited crabs at $4 per person and cheese fondue at $5 per pot
• A cheese tray add-on costs $2 separately

“Value for money 2 in 1 bbq and hotpot buffet that serves a variety of meat, vegetables and seafood… Super worth it!”

— Burpple Reviewer

“Not bad for the price and no time limit and really good service.”

— Jay Moy Loves Food (Food Blogger)

“Very wide choice of meat, fish, seafood, vegetables, pasta and sauces. Smiling and attentive staff.”

— Tripadvisor Reviewer

Related reading: Bugis BBQ Hotpot Crab Buffet with Cheese Barbecued Skewers · Jiu Gong Ge Bugis Hotpot BBQ Buffet

While planning your Bugis BBQ and hotpot reservation, explore things to do in Bugis like nearby markets and temples for a fuller experience.

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