🍲 Client lunch can hotpot meh?
Quan Hotpot at Resorts World Sentosa serves individual hotpots, so everyone gets their own soup base and space. The S$68++ Mixed Premium Meat & Seafood Set is generous, with tableside sauce service, Korean live abalone and 5-colour fish noodles.
Impress, but stay sensible.
Don’t say BOJIO.
Hosting a client lunch or small gathering can be a tricky balance between impressing your guests and keeping expenses in check. From personal experience, Quan Hotpot at Resorts World Sentosa nails this perfectly by offering individual hotpots, which means no more messy sharing or facing awkward sauce mixing situations. Each guest gets their own personal soup base and dining space, making the experience feel exclusive yet comfortable. One of the highlights I found particularly noteworthy was the S$68++ Mixed Premium Meat & Seafood Set. It's way more food than expected for two people, featuring items like premium US "CAB" beef short plate and chicken thigh, which were cooked gently to retain tenderness. A standout from the set was definitely the Korean live abalone—fresh, tender, and packed with flavor, which added a truly luxurious touch to the meal. The service here adds to the impression without feeling stiff or overly formal. Having staff prepare your sauce dip tableside elevates the meal and makes the entire experience feel more personalized. If you want a lighter soup base, I recommend the Congee broth or Collagen Herbal Chicken broth. These build flavor gradually and pair well with the other premium ingredients. Another unique element is the 5-colour fish noodles, which are made from a fish broth, colorful, and springy. I found them more interesting and satisfying than regular rice or noodles, adding both visual appeal and a distinctive taste to the meal. Overall, if you want a client lunch spot that feels premium, impresses your guests, and keeps a sensible budget, Quan Hotpot is a superb choice. The warm, spacious interior also means comfort is guaranteed, making it ideal for team lunches or client dinners. Just be sure to make reservations—it’s popular for a good reason! If you’ve tried similar spots or have other meal suggestions for impressing clients without overspending, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Don’t say BOJIO!

















