There are food options at Imperial Treasure that are 'light' and not so oily.The sliced pork appetizer though not exactly 'healthy', is not considered a fried food. A very nice appetizer that comes with a thick spicy garlic sauce. Ask that the staff don't take it away as it complements nicely with other dishes as well.

The Chicken soup is really nice if you're feeling under the water. The meat that was in the soup was still tender, but I preferred to eat it with the remainder sauce from the Sliced pork appetizer.Do note that if you're rushing to a concert, you can tell the waiter/waitresses nicely when you are lining up for the restaurant and also when you are ordering. They are quite understanding on this

We wanted something light so instead of the half soup and half sandwich/salad deal, decided to just have the soup alone. Even then, due to the thickness of the soup, it's really easy to feel full.

I ordered the Ginseng Chicken that was surprisingly thick and full of vegetables. I liked how that they didn't skimp on the ingredients, however, I had envisioned the Ginseng Chicken to be less thick. Also, they were really generous on the ginseng that was in the soup too!

The cashier was really nice and got us to try another of their specialty but I only recalled that it was too salty.

There was no oyster offered on that day. In terms of seafood selection, I felt that it was rather limited and the sashimi was consumed rather quickly. Sashimi only included Tuna and Salmon on that day. Do help yourself to the whole fish that's been cooked and placed on the adjacent table. Really nice with their wasabi mayo.What I thought was the highlight of the buffet was that a lot of the dishes was cooked with various types of tea: Earl Gray, Green Tea, Chai Tea..etc
This was for meats and for dessert as well!The Eggtart in the picture above is Green Tea Eggtart! Really nice and neat idea but would have been better had it been more warm and heated up.

Fresh waffles are made. Perfect with a scoop of Icecream.
The fondue machine wasn't functioning properly this day as wellDon't forget to grab juice near the bar counter and for coffee drinks, to order drinks at the end of your meal.
When I went, there was a 1 for 1 discount for UOB card holders. Up to 4 pax or so.

$3 a milo is not a cheap drink, but decided to see what the rave was aboutThe view that you see as you near the counterIce milo for $3 a pop. As I don't like whipped cream, we opted out on it. Perhaps we should have...? The ice milo felt like it was overly sweet but the milo was more creamy than the ice milo you'd drink outside. Other than the creaminess, I couldn't really see what the fuss was about..
Least I've tried it and know that I will probably be ordering my Ice Milo in normal coffeeshops

Their pastries were really fresh, so please do try them if you have the chance.

Do note that it does take a little while to prepare your breakfast but each dish and side is truly delicious.

The scrambled eggs was paired very nicely with the tomatoes and mushrooms. Though many breakfast places would offer a similar option, the taste was slightly sweeter perhaps because they may have added honey or maple syrup but your taste buds will truly enjoy it.

I'm not a banana person but the pancakes with the granola bits was a good complement. The portion was a little big though so I could hardly finish what I had ordered. I also added a plain yogurt on the side to complement the maple syrup and the dish.