COCA Hotpot Singapore: Suntec Reservation & Buffet Prices (2026)
COCA, the Thai-Chinese hotpot restaurant that came to Singapore in 1987, now has one outlet: Suntec City, #02-440. Its Takashimaya outlet closed on 14 June 2026. You can book online on Chope. The dinner buffet is $52++ per adult on weekdays. Below: prices, hours, the private room and the map.
Quick answer: book on Chope or call 6259 7176. Weekday dinner is $52++ per adult and $56++ on weekends, eves and public holidays. Children under 7 eat free.
COCA: booking, hours and map
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COCA Suntec City 3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-440 Suntec City, Singapore 038983
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Address, phone and hours are from COCA’s official website (coca.com.sg). The booking link goes to its official Chope booking page, checked November 2026.
COCA dinner buffet prices
- Weekday: adult $52++, child $18++, senior citizen $44++. The senior price applies Monday to Thursday dinner, not on eves or public holidays.
- Weekend, eve and public holiday: adult $56++, child $18++.
- Children: child prices are for ages 7 to 11. Under 7s eat free.
Good to know
- Private room: one, seating 10 to 12.
- Last orders: weekday lunch 2.30pm, dinner 9.45pm. On weekends and public holidays, last order for lunch is 3.45pm and for dinner 9.45pm.
- Set lunch: the Quick COCAlicious set lunch runs Monday to Friday, 11.30am to 2.30pm (not on public holidays).
- Membership: members get 50% off the Signature Buffet in their birthday month, paid with COCA Wallet.
- Signatures: fish glue, shrimp paste and handmade dumplings.
COCA’s website doesn’t state whether it’s halal-certified.
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The story of COCA
COCA is a family-run Bangkok restaurant brand that grew from a small Cantonese eatery in 1957 into one of the best-known names in Thai suki, the Thai take on communal hotpot. Singapore was its first market outside Thailand, and it has served Thai-style steamboat here since 1987.
- 1957: Srichai Phanphensophon and his wife Patama open a small Cantonese restaurant with about 20 seats in Bangkok, the start of COCA.
- 1984: The founders' son, Pitaya Phanphensophon, takes over the family business and later sets up COCA Holdings International to manage the restaurants.
- 1987: COCA opens in Singapore, its first restaurant outside Thailand.
- 1994: Pitaya Phanphensophon launches a sister brand, the Thai restaurant Mango Tree, in a former mansion in Bangkok's Silom district across from a COCA outlet.
- 2013: COCA reaches the Philippines through a franchise partner, opening at SM Aura Premier in Taguig with Pitaya on hand for the launch.
- 2026: COCA's long-running restaurant at Takashimaya (Ngee Ann City) closes on 14 June 2026 after about three decades, leaving Suntec City as its Singapore base.
Did you know?
- The name COCA comes from the Mandarin word 'kekou', which means appetising.
- COCA's dipping sauces are made from the founding-era recipe and are also sold bottled so people can eat suki at home.
- Pitaya Phanphensophon was studying economics in Vancouver when his father died, and he came home to run the family business.
- Besides COCA, the family group runs Mango Tree, the Kroissant House bakery, Japanese restaurants Bo Tan Tei and Nika-i, and a food-processing plant called COCA Foods International.
Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Dates come from COCA’s official channels and published reports.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I book COCA?
- Book online on its official Chope page, or call 6259 7176.
- How much is the COCA buffet?
- Dinner is $52++ per adult on weekdays and $56++ on weekends, eves and public holidays. Children aged 7 to 11 pay $18++.
- Is COCA Takashimaya closed?
- Yes. It closed on 14 June 2026. Suntec City is COCA's only Singapore outlet.
- Does COCA have a private room?
- Yes, one room for 10 to 12 people.
- Is COCA halal?
- Its official website doesn't say.
- When did COCA come to Singapore?
- COCA, which began as a small Cantonese restaurant in Bangkok in 1957, opened in Singapore in 1987 as its first restaurant outside Thailand. Its long-running Takashimaya outlet closed on 14 June 2026.
Last verified: November 2026 against COCA’s official website, menu and Chope booking page. Prices, hours and booking rules can change, so check before you go. Where To Eat is independent and not affiliated with COCA.