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One Pot 一锅一锅的, known for their single-serving hot pots, is closing despite their recent success. Don’t confuse them with One Pot 一锅, a steamboat spot in Mountbatten. This soon-to-close One Pot is located in a coffee shop at Ang Mo Kio and its last day will be 4 May 2025.
In a Facebook post announcing One Pot’s closing last week, they mentioned that their contract is ending and that they have no intention of renewing it. However, they did not specify the reason.
Open only in the evenings, AMK One Pot is the place to grab a comforting meal after a long day, whether solo or with company.
Their Signature Mini Pot comes in 2 sizes—Small (S$9) and Large (S$12)—with a choice of chicken or pork as your protein. You get a bowl of rice but you can swap it out for noodles at an additional S$0.50 cost.
Many customers order this with a Fried egg (S$6) on top, making their iconic and highly raved 炸蛋鸡公煲 or Fried Egg Chicken Claypot.
Of course, they still serve traditional hot pot for groups to share. Their Signature Chicken Hot Pot is available in 4 sizes ranging from S$19.90 to S$49.90.
They also have other soup bases such as their Herbal (Small S$6.50, Large S$9) and Mala (Small S$7.50, Large S$10) mini pots to cater to varying taste buds.
What’s cool about One Pot is there is something for every hot pot lover. Whether you enjoy a spicy or light soup, or whether you’re in a large group or dining solo, there’s bound to be something that tickles your fancy here.
So, if you ever want to feast on some delicious hot pot, go satisfy those cravings at One Pot before they close next month!
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