Haidilao is known for their impeccable service, but just how far would the Chinese hotpot chain go to satisfy the needs of their customers? Recently, Chinese food vlogger Huang Yi Tian shared a clip of himself at a Haidilao outlet in Guangzhou. He was told that that outlet now turns into a club, and so he made reservations for a table...
Many praised the couple’s fun and affordable approach to their wedding, but warned they must “expect ang pow of RM80 (S$25)”. Could Haidilao weddings be a new wedding trend in Malaysia? Netizens seem to think so. Recently, newlyweds Sek Jia Wen and Isaac went viral for holding their wedding banquet at the popular hotpot chain’s restaurant in George Town, Penang. Tiktoker...
Some netizens thought it was a collaboration between the two brands. A mini dress retailing for US$40 (S$54) from Spanish clothing brand Zara has some shoppers in China doing a double take. At first glance, the brown-coloured dress with red trimmings does suspiciously look like an apron one receives before starting a messy meal at hotpot chain Haidilao. A...
Can they bring them to Singapore for a special performance, please? From the iconic dancing noodle man to viral ‘ke mu san’-dancing waiters, hotpot chain Haidilao always seems have something up their uniformed sleeves. This time, how about a… boyband? We kid you not. Haidilao recently shared a music video titled ‘Ke Mu Si’ featuring a boyband made up of five good-looking...
Haidilao (海底捞) may be popular among hotpot lovers but the company has not been doing well ever since the Covid-19 pandemic hit. As a result, Haidilao International Holding announced that it will be closing down or suspending 300 stores by 31st December 2021. Despite the aggressive expansion in recent years, the Chinese hotpot chain has been...
