From performing waiters to luxuriously decadent ingredients, hotpot spots have become a mainstay of group dining; it’s more than just a meal, it’s an experience! These days gathering friends and family around a bubbling pot of spicy mala soup – or milder flavours for those with more sensitive palates – is prime bonding time. So, here are our picks for the 10 places for your next hotpot sesh!
Must-Try Hotpot Spots In KL & PJ
1. Haidilao
The OG of luxury hotpot, Haidilao needs no introduction. From free snacks and manicures to robot servers and top-tier customer service, dining here is a whole production. The soup bases are rich, the ingredients super fresh, and the tableside noodle dance never gets old.
Outlets Available at: Puchong IOI | Pavilion KL | Bangsar Village | Pavilion Bukit Jalil | One Utama | Sunway Velocity | Sunway Pyramid
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 11am-2am
2. Supamala Hotpot
Craving that fiery, tongue-numbing mala heat but need a halal option? Supamala in Sunway Pyramid has your back. It’s Malaysia’s first halal-certified Szechuan hotpot, serving up bold flavours without compromising on ingredients. Perfect for spice lovers who want the real deal, minus the pork.
Location: Lot LG2.122C, Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 11am-10pm
3. Beauty in the Pot
Chic decor, collagen-rich broths, and premium meats; Beauty in the Pot is where wellness meets indulgence. Whether you’re here for a nourishing date night or just want to glow from the inside out, this hotpot spot delivers on both aesthetics and taste.
Outlets Available at: The Gardens | SkyAvenue Genting | IOI Mall Damansara | The Exchange TRX
Opening Hours: Mon-Thu, 11:30am-10pm | Fri-Sun, 11:30am-12am
4. Mafuji Hotpot
Hidden in Kepong, Mafuji is where spice gets serious. Originally from China, they serve up authentic Chongqing-style hotpot that’s bold, oily (in the best way), and unapologetically spicy. The kind of spot you go to when you’re craving that satisfying mala burn. Take note though that such popularity comes at a price… dining time is limited!
Location(s): No.288, Jalan, Cheras Batu 2 1/2, 56100 Cheras | G-03, Fortune Centra, Residensi Sentrum, 2, Jalan Metro Perdana 6, Pekan Kepong
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 4pm-2am
5. Shu Da Xia Hotpot
With its dramatic interior and Imperial Dynasty aesthetic, Shu Da Xia brings a bit of theatrics to your hotpot session. Choose from their signature spicy broths, load up on handmade meatballs, and don’t forget the dipping sauces—there’s a whole counter to mix and match from.
Outlets Available at: Jalan Tun Razak | Bandar Sunway | Sri Hartamas | Genting Highlands
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 12pm-1am
6. Sichuan Kitchen
Located in Four Points by Sheraton KLCC, Sichuan Kitchen offers a pork-free hotpot menu bursting with bold Sichuan flavours. Helmed by a native Sichuan chef, it’s great for groups who want something upscale but still authentic—and yes, it’s Muslim-friendly too.
Location: Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, KL City Centre
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 12pm-2:30pm & 6pm-10pm | Sat-Sun, 12pm-3pm & 6pm-10pm
Link(s): Website | Facebook | Instagram
7. Da Long Yi Hot Pot
This fiery favourite from Chengdu is known for its rich broths, premium ingredients, and bold flavours—but the real standout? You can add a whole grilled fish into your hotpot for an extra satisfying meal. It’s indulgent, spicy, and perfect for group makan sessions.
Location: 74, Jln Imbi, Bukit Bintang
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 5pm-4am
8. Suki-ya
Affordable and pork-free, Suki-ya is a staple for hotpot lovers who want great value without skimping on quality. Their all-you-can-eat setup includes thinly sliced meats, fresh veggies, and four types of soup bases. These hotpot spots are easy, delicious, and always a crowd-pleaser.
Opening Hours: Tue-Fri, 5pm-12am | Sat-Sun, 2pm-12am (Closed Mondays)
Link(s): Website | Facebook | Instagram
9. GoGo Steamboat
GoGo Hotpot in Sri Petaling might be lowkey, but it’s a solid pick if you love unique soup bases – a crowd pleaser is their winter melon coconut broth that’s sweet and savoury all at once. Be sure to check out their homemade pastes and balls also stand out.
Location: 38E-G, Jalan Radin Anum, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 12pm-12am
10. Hoho Steamboat
Fresh seafood lovers, this one’s for you. Hoho Steamboat has been around for ages and is known for sourcing live seafood straight from tanks. The soup is light and flavourful, and the ingredients are as fresh as it gets. Clams, crab, and giant juicy prawns; you name it, they’ve got it!
Location: 19, Jalan Radin Anum 1, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 4:30pm-11:30pm
HONOURABLE MENTION: Mo-Mo Paradise
Though not exactly a hotpot spot, Mo-Mo Paradise deserves a shout! This Japanese-style shabu-shabu and sukiyaki joint offers quality free-flow meats – angus and wagyu, anyone? – and veggies with top-notch quality. If you love hotpot but want something a little more minimalist, this is it.
Outlets Available at: The Gardens | Lot 10 | Sunway 163 Mall | Pavilion Bukit Jalil
Opening Hours: Open Daily, 11am-10pm
So Foodies, which of these hotpot spots will you be trying next?
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