Best Steamboats in Johor Bahru (JB)

Meletop, which means "explode" in Bahasa does somehow goes well with this steamboat place. Perhaps it's the soup, where the flavours are indeed 'explosive', or perhaps the choices of marinated meat and seafood; we wouldn't know. But what we do know is the fact that they offer quite an extensive range of buffet spread, which includes their really unique blend of sauces as well! Fresh vegetables, decent seafood and plenty of balls; cause that's what we love most! In short, this 2-storey steamboat place certainly is quite the catch.

Ever felt the inconvenience of having one hotpot and a dozen family members and friends scooping and scavenging for their favourite meat ball? Well, here at Hotpot Shabu Shabu you can say goodbye to that frustration. Each person has their own pot and electrical stove, giving you the freedom to choose your preferred broth and enjoy your favourite dishes at your own pace! Their menu also boasts a wide range of selections from seafood, red meat and a variety of delectables from their chiller; if you're in for a satisfying meal- this is the place.

Enjoy eating steamboats like a superior at Super Steamboat Restaurant! Various selection of ingredients for seafood and a good atmosphere that create memorable moments just for you with your loved ones~ Eat all you can while it lasts! 

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Affordable and value for money is a perfect way to describe Kapten's Steamboat and Grill to newcomers. True enough, the eatery caters for those who are into cost-saving, buffet styled steamboat. The eat-all-you-can hub offers a wide variety of pork-free ingredients and seafood, plus meat that goes superbly well when grilled. It might be a little troublesome to balance two things at once, but you'll get used to it overt ime. Overall it's a great place if you're looking into meal for large families or gatherings.

Yes, it's a fairly generic name for a restaurant, and possibly one of the worst names to search of Google as it tends to lead you someplace else. Thankfully, Foodadvisor is here and we will do our best to make them stand out a little more from the public. Quite surprisingly, despite having a generic name, Johor Steamboat is a pretty popular place. Not only is the sign bright and obvious, the design of the space too is comfortable and well ventilated, which at the end of the day, is the most important. A huge variety with plenty to choose from, it's only with time that they get more and more popular.

When it comes to hot pot, the generic broth consists of either clear soup or herbal base. Well, Bangkok Village prefers otherwise. If hot and spicy is your cup of tea, why not grab a challenge to try out the burning hot tom yam steamboat here? Be warned though, you might need a couple of iced drinks along with your meal. Additionally, you can also nibble on sweet and savoury Thai appetizers here like mango sticky rice and papaya salad. In short, Bangkok Village BBQ Steamboat is more than just a steamboat place!

This particular diner speaks one voice: Not your ordinary steamboat restaurant. Other than offering the classic soup and tom yam for the dipping broth, Farmland Porridge Steamboat serves their signature porridge for you to dip your meat, vegetables, seafood - whatever it is. There are varieties of porridge for you to choose from as well: original porridge, pumpkin porridge, century egg porridge and many more. Can't decide which dip you want the most? Fret not, opt for the 2 in 1 bowl to get two of your most-wanted dip.

Have you ever felt so hungry, that you could eat 2-3 servings of food and end up spending way more than you're supposed, too? No fret, Bucida's got you covered. Jokes aside, Bucida's Garden BBQ & Steamboat is just the right place to spend when you're short on cash. After all, their buffet price starts at only RM18-22 for adults; which is pretty worth it, if we may add. However, it's an outdoor-ish kind of eatery so be prepared to sweat bucket(s). Though it's not the fanciest place to dine, it does serve its purpose.

Unlike other typical steamboat restaurants, Restoran Sing focuses on serving lok-lok for steamboat. Lok-lok is a dish consisting of various foods such as meats and vegetables that are served on a skewer, streetfood-style. It is a cheap but divine alternative for a wholesome goodness of steamboat experience. Other than the lok-lok, you can also order dishes from the restaurant to be added to steamboat feast.

Wanting to have different types of pots at the same time? Do check this place out! Besides Thai BBQ & Steamboat, they also serve Korean hotpot and Mala Drypot here. It is a buffet style of steamboat, priced at RM35 per person, RM20 per kid, RM45 for 2 pax, RM80 for 3-4 pax and RM160 for 5-8 pax, you can also add a pot (Thai BBQ, Steamboat, Mala Drypot) for only RM10. They have more than 50 types of hotpot ingredients for you to choose, such as rameon, eggs, vegetables, various types of meats as well as seafood. You can also order a-la-carte menu, they serve chicken chop, fish and chips, burgers and many other dishes.

Different people have different preferences for food, especially for soup bases. Restaurant Dynasty Qin offers different soup bases, such as original, tomato, mala and more. Not only that, but it is also served with a small pot to make it easier for you to eat.

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