Imperial Treasure Windows of Hong Kong (Closed)

Full Review at http://lepakwithyaops.com/imperial-treasure-windows-of-hong-kong-no-frills-authentic-hong-kong-cafeFollow Lepak With Yaops on Instagram and FacebookThis has to be the most authentic cha chanteng I've visited in Singapore thus far. Located at Triple One, which is opposite of 313, Imperial Treasure Windows Of Hong Kong offers a wide array of Hong Kong cuisine from custard buns to roasted meat, however, dim sum is not part of the selections.Ordering system here may deem as efficient

This has been my all time favourite place for hong kong food especially their roasted meats and soya sauce chicken! I go there quite frequently and the standard of the food has been good and consistent.Another reason why I like to dine here is because it is very big, open and spacious. I don't know exactly why but the the big restaurant gives me a very relaxed and comfortable feel, and I know I can enjoy a slow and relaxing meal at my own pace without feeling pressured and without rushing. The a

We chanced upon this open concept restaurant located at Triple One Somerset while exploring this lesser known shopping complex that lies outside the main shopping belt of Orchard Road. The food was surprisingly delicious but service was really poor.Soya Sauce Chicken Noodles ($7+)The noodles were quite springy and the chicken was really tender. The sauce was reminiscent of authentic Hong Kong noodles and added much flavour to this otherwise light dish. Wanton Soup ($7+)The wanton was fat and jui

It is with much trepidation that I have decided to blog about my favourite eatery in town - Imperial Treasure Windows of Hong Kong or ITWHK for short. But it's probably already an open secret, judging by the ever increasing crowd size everytime I drop by for dinner. I'm still delusional though and am crossing my fingers that the crowds don't continue growing. Nestled on the ground floor of TripleOneSomerset (former PUB building) in between the Imperail Treasure Bakery and the Imperial Treasure S

I was happy to find this place! The price of the food is reasonable! NETT Price! Food quality was good! Ambience was simple and neat! It is similar to those HK café that you can find in Hong kong itself. 1. I like the roast pork... esp the skin is very cripsy... a MUST TRY! As for the chicken wing, it is okay... I think I will order roast pork rice next time! 2. Pork with Century Egg Congee. this is not bad... The congee is quite smooth... the pork taste good too... As for the price, I think t

One of my colleagues bought me the 好喝的冰奶茶 (Iced Milk Tea) from Imperial Treasure Windows of Hong Kong. On a lazy afternoon doing my work, I was surprised by my colleague by a cup of Iced Milk Tea, which was rich and flavourful without being too sweet or cloying. It is silky smooth, satisfying, sweet, and ‘siap’ (slight bitter after taste)! However, after the ice melted, the tea will become very diluted. I salute their ice milk tea, will drop by to their restaurant to have their food one day.

Was there a few weeks ago on a rainy evening. Needed a nice simple bowl of noodles and guess what..i got what i wanted.. Too simple! Okay, the shrimp dumplings were nice, but for the price of $6.80 a bowl, I would think they should put in some vegetables. I don't think vegetables are that expensive. I don't believe they can't, as my friend's bowl of beef brisket noodles had veggies. (Look at June's review below mine for the bowl of beef noodles)I was quite disappointed but was too hungry to ask

It was a rainy after work weather and it just made me crave for soupy food. Was at TripleOne Somerset and the best choice i could get was maybe Imperial Treasure.Maybe i was hungry due to the cold weather, everything looks so good on the menu. In the end i decide to stick to soup base and i had the beef brisket noodle soup. The only minus point was the soup wasn't very hot. Lukewarm only but taste wise it's not bad so i don't mind. The rest are ok. Noodles texture was ok, beef was tender.But for

It was recommended by my Hongkong friends who frequently patronised and claimed that they served authentic Hongkong style dishes.Location is convenient whether we have our meal before the shopping spree or interval for tea break in the afternoon, even after shopping to have dinner. First we need to place our orders at the cashier, then look for our seating. Food will be served to our table. Service staff is polite and friendly. Seating is spacious and relaxing. From time to time, they may c

The FoodI ordered the Four Treasure rice set meal which come with hot coffee or tea drink. The roast pork was nicely roasted with the skin very crispy and the soy sauce chicken was also very well marinated. The salted egg yolk was a bit dry and the squid slices were a tad tasteless. The ServiceService is good as the food is served quite fast to our table.The AmbienceThe decor and surroundings quite nice and the seats are cozy and comfortable.The PriceOver-priced at $10.50OverallI will definitely

Imperial Treasures Windows of Hong Kong offers authentic Hong Kong dishes (such as roast pork, roast meat, roast duck, wonton noodles etc) to the locals at affordable prices. I would say that they are more to a fast food kind of environment because you will have to queue and order your food at the cashier located at the entrance of the restaurant, pay and then move on to your seat which you can randomly choose. The restaurant in open air concept, located in the middle of the mall and right next

had dim sum at the imperial treasure at somerset. The Dim sum that I ordered is the egg yolk custard bun, century egg congee with braised peanut and the prawn dumplings. This three dim sum is very enough for two of us already, as the congee and the bun is really filling. I love the custard bun a lot, the melted custard inside just flow out piping hot. The congee is nice, very smooth and flavorful.

The menu is HUGE! Everytime I come here, I confuse myself due to the large selection of foods to choose from. I've tried the curry fried chicken rice and they are oh-so-thick! I have also tried peanut butter thick toast, which is generously slabbed with lots of peanut butter. I also quite like all the fusion dishes. Great place. If you don't know what to eat, chances are you'll find something interesting from their menu.

This restaurant is very cosy and comfortable, infact the service staffs here are very friendly too. However the lacking is the standard of their foods. Have ordered their chicken cutlets and was quite disappointed as the chicken meat was quite tough in texture and the outer surface was not crispy at all even though it has been deep fried till golden brown colour. The food was served hot, but the taste was only alright.

The Imperial Treasure Group has added another new restaurant in the F & B scene of Singapore at TripleOne Somerset (former PUB Building). If you miss Hong Kong food, this is the place to go. The layout of the restaurant is spacious and open concept. You have to order your food from the big board at the entrance, pay and proceed to find a seat in the restaurant with your waiting number. Your food will be served to you when it is ready.I have to say this is definitely one of the best authentic