Imperial Treasure Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Imperial Treasure Singapore is not MUIS halal certified, so Muslim diners should treat it as non-halal. At Imperial Treasure Singapore, a Whole Super Peking Duck costs around S$138++, a Teochew Siew Mai costs S$6.20++, a Marinated Sliced Duck costs around S$20++, a Steamed Grey Mullet with Soy Bean Sauce costs around S$40++, and set menus start from S$88++ per pax. Imperial Treasure Singapore is best known for its Super Peking Duck (aged 40 days, carved tableside), Hong Kong-style roast meats, Teochew fine dining, Shanghai Hairy Crab, suckling pig and Cantonese dim sum.
Prices below are current for Imperial Treasure Singapore in 2026 and may vary between the 13 outlets. The group operates 8 distinct concepts in Singapore: Fine Chinese Cuisine (Cantonese), Fine Teochew Cuisine, Fine Shanghai Cuisine, Super Peking Duck, Steamboat Restaurant, Moutai House, Bar + Grill and Treasures Yi Dian Xin (casual dim sum). Prices are subject to 10% service charge and 9% GST.
Imperial Treasure Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Imperial Treasure Singapore’s menu spans Cantonese fine dining, Teochew specialities, Shanghainese dishes, Beijing roast duck, steamboat and casual dim sum (Treasures Yi Dian Xin). Peking Duck requires advance order. All prices below are subject to 10% service charge and 9% GST.
Super Peking Duck (Signature)
Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck is the group’s global signature. Ducks are aged for approximately 40 days and carved tableside into thin, crispy slices.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Whole Super Peking Duck (serves 4 to 6) | S$138.00++ |
| Whole Super Peking Duck (Premium, Jewel Changi) | S$148.00++ |
| Second Preparation: Shredded Duck Fried Noodle | S$22.00++ |
| Second Preparation: Shredded Duck Fried Rice | S$22.00++ |
| Second Preparation: Diced Duck with Lettuce | S$18.00++ |
| Peking Duck Pancake Add-on (6 pcs) | S$8.00++ |
| Peking Duck Set for 4 pax | S$288.00++ |
| Peking Duck Set for 6 pax | S$428.00++ |
Dim Sum
Treasures Yi Dian Xin (at Raffles City, Paragon and Jewel Changi) is Imperial Treasure’s casual dim sum concept. Fine dining concepts also serve dim sum at lunch service.
| Dim Sum | Price |
|---|---|
| Teochew Siew Mai (4 pcs) | S$6.20++ |
| Steamed Prawn Dumpling (Har Gow, 4 pcs) | S$8.80++ |
| Steamed BBQ Pork Bun (3 pcs) | S$7.80++ |
| Baked BBQ Pork Pastry (3 pcs) | S$8.80++ |
| Steamed Crystal Dumpling with Prawn & Chive | S$8.80++ |
| Steamed Chicken Feet with Black Bean Sauce | S$7.80++ |
| Pan-fried Carrot Cake | S$8.80++ |
| Deep-fried Spring Roll | S$7.80++ |
| Steamed Rice Roll with BBQ Pork (Cheong Fun) | S$8.80++ |
| Pan-fried Pork Dumpling | S$8.80++ |
BBQ and Roasted Meats
Imperial Treasure’s Hong Kong-style roast meats are considered among the best in Singapore.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| BBQ Char Siew (plate) | S$24.80++ |
| Roasted Suckling Pig (whole, advance order) | S$288.00++ |
| Roasted Suckling Pig (half) | S$168.00++ |
| Roasted Crispy Pork Belly | S$18.80++ |
| Soya Sauce Chicken (half) | S$26.80++ |
| Soya Sauce Chicken (whole) | S$52.80++ |
| Marinated Sliced Duck | S$20.00++ |
| Roasted Pork (platter) | S$14.00++ |
| Combination Roast Platter (Char Siew + Pork + Chicken) | S$42.80++ |
| Pipa Duck (half, Teochew style) | S$32.80++ |
Live Seafood and Fish
Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine and Fine Chinese Cuisine source live seafood daily. Market-price fish is weighed and billed per 100g.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Steamed Grey Mullet with Soy Bean Sauce | S$40.00++ |
| Steamed Pomfret (per 100g) | S$12.00++ |
| Steamed Live Garoupa (per 100g, market price) | S$12.80++ |
| Steamed Live Soon Hock (per 100g) | S$14.80++ |
| Live Australian Lobster (per 100g, market price) | S$18.80++ |
| Sauteed Crab Claw with Shallots & Preserved Olives | S$26.00++ |
| Steamed Live Prawn with Egg White & Chinese Wine | S$32.80++ |
| Deep-fried Threadfin with Soy Sauce | S$42.80++ |
| Steamed Scallop with Minced Garlic & Vermicelli | S$12.80++ per piece |
| Chilli Crab (seasonal, market price) | from S$128.00++ |
Shark Fin and Soups
| Soup | Price |
|---|---|
| Braised Shark’s Fin with Shredded Chicken (per bowl) | S$68.00++ |
| Braised Shark’s Fin with Crab Meat (deluxe bowl) | S$88.00++ |
| Double-boiled Chicken Soup | S$18.80++ |
| Double-boiled Pork Rib Soup | S$18.80++ |
| Hot & Sour Soup (bowl) | S$12.80++ |
| Winter Melon Soup with Diced Seafood | S$18.80++ |
| Buddha Jumps Over the Wall (per serving) | S$188.00++ |
| Fish Maw Soup with Crab Meat | S$32.80++ |
Noodles and Rice Dishes
| Dish | Price |
|---|---|
| Braised E-Fu Noodle with Shredded Peking Duck | S$22.00++ |
| Teochew-style Stewed Mee Pok with Pork Liver & Minced Pork | S$20.00++ |
| Congee with Sliced Pomfret | S$16.00++ |
| Congee with Live Prawn & Scallop | S$28.80++ |
| Yangzhou Fried Rice | S$18.80++ |
| Shredded Peking Duck Fried Rice | S$22.00++ |
| Salted Fish Chicken Fried Rice | S$18.80++ |
| Beef Hor Fun | S$18.80++ |
| Imperial Treasure Signature Fried Rice | S$22.80++ |
| Lobster Fried Rice (seasonal) | S$38.80++ |
Chef Signature Mains
| Dish | Price |
|---|---|
| Wok-fried Beef with Black Pepper & Garlic | S$38.80++ |
| Honey-glazed Char Siew with Iberico Pork | S$42.80++ |
| Braised Abalone with Mushroom & Vegetables | S$68.00++ |
| Braised Six-head Abalone (per piece) | S$88.00++ |
| Deep-fried Prawn with Wasabi Mayo | S$32.80++ |
| Salted Egg Prawn | S$32.80++ |
| Mapo Tofu with Minced Beef | S$18.80++ |
| Kung Pao Chicken | S$24.80++ |
| Sweet & Sour Pork | S$24.80++ |
| Signature Imperial Chicken (half) | S$42.80++ |
Teochew and Shanghainese Specialties
Fine Teochew Cuisine at ION Orchard holds Michelin One Star. Fine Shanghai Cuisine at Takashimaya specialises in Shanghainese dishes and seasonal Hairy Crab.
| Dish | Price |
|---|---|
| Teochew Cold Crab (seasonal) | S$12.80++ per 100g |
| Teochew Steamed Pomfret | S$12.00++ per 100g |
| Braised Goose with Soy Sauce (Lor Ngor) | S$32.80++ |
| Oyster Omelette (Or Luak) | S$18.80++ |
| Chilled Shanghai Hairy Crab (seasonal, per crab) | S$68.00++ |
| Steamed Shanghai Hairy Crab (seasonal, per crab) | S$78.00++ |
| Shanghainese Xiao Long Bao (6 pcs) | S$12.80++ |
| Drunken Chicken (Shanghainese cold appetiser) | S$18.80++ |
| Shanghainese Smoked Fish | S$16.80++ |
| Lion’s Head Meatball (Shanghainese) | S$18.80++ |
Vegetables and Tofu
| Dish | Price |
|---|---|
| Sauteed Garlic Kailan | S$18.80++ |
| Garlic Chinese Spinach | S$16.80++ |
| Garlic Pea Sprouts (Dou Miao) | S$22.80++ |
| Braised Bean Curd with Mushroom & Vegetables | S$18.80++ |
| Homemade Beancurd with Prawns | S$22.80++ |
| Braised Eggplant with Minced Pork | S$18.80++ |
| Baby Nai Bai with Dried Scallop | S$22.80++ |
| Sauteed Mixed Vegetables | S$16.80++ |
Desserts and Sweet Dim Sum
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chilled Mango Sago with Pomelo | S$9.80++ |
| Double-boiled Papaya & Snow Fungus | S$10.80++ |
| Chilled White Fungus & Snow Pear | S$8.80++ |
| Mango Pudding | S$6.80++ |
| Red Bean Pancake | S$10.80++ |
| Steamed Custard Bun (3 pcs) | S$7.80++ |
| Deep-fried Durian Puff (3 pcs) | S$9.80++ |
| Egg Tart (3 pcs) | S$7.80++ |
| Mochi with Peanut Filling (3 pcs) | S$7.80++ |
| Hot Red Bean Soup with Lotus Seed | S$8.80++ |
Beverages, Tea and Wine
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Pu-erh Tea (per person) | S$6.80++ |
| Jasmine Tea (per person) | S$5.80++ |
| Oolong Tea (premium, per person) | S$8.80++ |
| Chrysanthemum Tea (pot) | S$8.80++ |
| Fresh Juice (orange, apple, watermelon) | S$9.80++ |
| Chinese Soup Drinks (herbal) | S$6.80++ |
| Soft Drinks (Coke, Sprite, 7-Up) | S$5.80++ |
| House Wine (Red, by glass) | from S$18.00++ |
| Chinese Rice Wine (Shaoxing, per bottle) | from S$68.00++ |
| Moutai (per bottle, at Moutai House) | market price |
Set Menus and Private Dining
Imperial Treasure Singapore offers tiered set menus from casual lunch to multi-course celebration dinners. Private dining rooms at Fine Chinese Cuisine MBS, Fine Teochew ION, Super Peking Duck Paragon and Fine Shanghai Takashimaya accommodate groups of 10 to 30 pax.
| Set Menu | Price |
|---|---|
| Weekday Dim Sum Lunch Set (per pax) | S$38.80++ |
| Executive Set Lunch (3 courses, per pax) | S$68.00++ |
| Chef’s Recommendation Set (per pax, min 2) | S$88.00++ |
| 6-Course Celebration Set (per pax, min 4) | S$128.00++ |
| 8-Course Signature Set (per pax, min 4) | S$188.00++ |
| 10-Course Imperial Set (per pax, min 6) | S$288.00++ |
| Peking Duck Signature Set for 4 | S$288.00++ |
| Peking Duck Signature Set for 6 | S$428.00++ |
| CNY Reunion Set for 10 (seasonal) | S$888.00++ |
Service Charge and GST
All Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets charge 10% service charge and prevailing 9% GST on top of listed menu prices (marked with ++). Published menu prices do not include these additions. Takeaway orders through the official Imperial Treasure online ordering platform typically waive the 10% service charge; GrabFood and foodpanda delivery pricing includes GST but adds platform fees.
Deals and Promotions
Imperial Treasure Singapore runs standing promotions through Imperial Treasure Privilege Card (loyalty programme), partner card deals with UOB, DBS, OCBC, AMEX, Citibank, and seasonal campaigns around Chinese New Year (reunion sets, lo hei), Mid-Autumn Festival (mooncakes), Mother’s and Father’s Day, Christmas and festive banquets. The Australian Lobster Special and US Geoduck Clam promotions appear seasonally at Super Peking Duck outlets. GrabFood and foodpanda first-order discounts of S$5 to S$10 apply.
Happy Hour at Imperial Treasure Singapore
Imperial Treasure Singapore does not operate a happy hour. The closest substitutes are the Weekday Dim Sum Lunch Set (S$38.80++ per pax), Executive Set Lunch (S$68.00++) and Chef’s Recommendation Set Menus (from S$88.00++). Treasures Yi Dian Xin (casual dim sum concept) offers lower per-item pricing than fine-dining concepts.
Imperial Treasure Rewards and Reservations
Imperial Treasure Singapore operates the Imperial Treasure Privilege Card loyalty programme offering 10% to 15% off a la carte, member-exclusive set menus, birthday month vouchers and priority reservations. Reservations can be made through imperialtreasure.com restaurant-locations, Chope, TableCheck, Burpple Beyond and direct outlet phone call. Fine-dining and Michelin outlets (Fine Teochew ION, Super Peking Duck Paragon, Fine Chinese MBS) strongly recommend 2 to 5 day advance booking for weekend dinners, CNY period and festive seasons. Peking Duck requires at least 1 day advance order.
Delivery Options and Takeaway
Imperial Treasure Singapore delivers via GrabFood (with GrabUnlimited free delivery up to S$3 off), foodpanda, Deliveroo and the official Imperial Treasure Online Store at imperialtreasure.com. Delivery hours track outlet hours (typically 11am to 10pm). Minimum orders start around S$50 depending on platform. Takeaway Peking Duck is available with at least 1 day advance order; whole duck at S$138++ comes with pancakes, scallions and sweet bean sauce for home assembly. Festive takeaway sets (CNY lo hei, mooncakes, Hairy Crab) are available via pre-order through the online store.
Payment Methods
All Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets accept cash, NETS, PayNow, Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, UnionPay, Diners Club, JCB, GrabPay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, FavePay, Alipay and WeChat Pay. Imperial Treasure Privilege Card members earn points on linked payment. Partner card deals (UOB, DBS, OCBC, AMEX, Citibank) apply at point of sale.
Imperial Treasure Concepts in Singapore
Imperial Treasure Singapore operates 8 distinct concept brands:
| Concept | Cuisine Style | Tier |
|---|---|---|
| Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine | Cantonese fine dining | Premium (Michelin heritage overseas) |
| Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine | Teochew fine dining | Premium (Singapore Michelin 1 Star at ION) |
| Imperial Treasure Fine Shanghai Cuisine | Shanghainese + Hairy Crab fine dining | Premium |
| Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck | Beijing roast duck + Chinese casual | Mid-premium (Michelin Selection Paragon) |
| Imperial Treasure Steamboat Restaurant | Chinese hot pot | Mid |
| Imperial Treasure Moutai House | Guizhou cuisine + Moutai bar | Premium |
| Imperial Treasure Bar + Grill | Modern Chinese grill | Mid-premium |
| Treasures Yi Dian Xin | Casual dim sum + congee + roast meats | Casual |
The group also previously operated Imperial Treasure Nan Bei at Ngee Ann City (closed June 2020) and other heritage concepts that have since consolidated.
Imperial Treasure Outlets in Singapore
Imperial Treasure Singapore operates 13 outlets as of October 2026 across 8 concepts.
| Outlet | Concept | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine – Marina Bay Sands | Cantonese fine dining | 10 Bayfront Avenue, L2-04 |
| Imperial Treasure Cantonese Cuisine – Great World | Cantonese | 1 Kim Seng Promenade, #02-112 |
| Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine – ION Orchard (Michelin 1 Star) | Teochew fine dining | 2 Orchard Turn, #03-05 |
| Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine – Guoco Tower | Teochew fine dining | 7 Wallich Street, #02-01 & #03-01 |
| Imperial Treasure Fine Shanghai Cuisine – Takashimaya | Shanghainese fine dining | 391A Orchard Road, #04-22 |
| Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck – Paragon (Michelin Selection) | Peking Duck | 290 Orchard Road, #05-42/45 |
| Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck – Asia Square Tower 1 | Peking Duck | 8 Marina View, #02-08/10 |
| Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck – Jewel Changi Airport | Peking Duck | 78 Airport Boulevard, #01-219 |
| Imperial Treasure Steamboat Restaurant – 111 Somerset | Steamboat | 111 Somerset Road, #02-14/19 |
| Imperial Treasure Moutai House – The Fullerton Waterboat House | Guizhou + Moutai | Fullerton Waterboat House, 3 Fullerton Road |
| Imperial Treasure Bar + Grill – Great World | Modern grill | 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Great World |
| Treasures Yi Dian Xin – Raffles City | Casual dim sum | 252 North Bridge Road, #B1-37 |
| Treasures Yi Dian Xin – Jewel Changi / Paragon | Casual dim sum | Jewel Changi + Paragon |
Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets run from around 11.30am to 2.45pm (lunch) and 6pm to 10pm (dinner). Super Peking Duck Paragon opens from 10.30am Sundays. Jewel Changi outlets follow the mall’s extended hours. There are no 24-hour Imperial Treasure outlets in Singapore.
Ordering Options and Catering
Imperial Treasure Singapore accepts dine-in walk-ins and reservations, takeaway from outlet counter, Imperial Treasure Online Store at imperialtreasure.com, and private dining and catering through the group’s event enquiry form. Private dining rooms accommodate groups of 10 to 30 pax at Fine Chinese MBS, Fine Teochew ION, Super Peking Duck Paragon and Fine Shanghai Takashimaya. Catering orders cover Peking Duck boxes, roast meat platters, dim sum sharing boxes, CNY lo hei platters and mooncake festival sets. Give 2 to 5 days’ notice for private dining and corporate catering.
Is Imperial Treasure Halal in Singapore?
No. Imperial Treasure Singapore is not MUIS halal certified at any of its 13 outlets. The menu features pork (Char Siew, Suckling Pig, Roasted Pork Belly, Honey-glazed Iberico Pork), non-halal duck preparations (Peking Duck roasted traditionally), Chinese cooking wine (Shaoxing, Huadiao), and premium Chinese spirits (Moutai at Moutai House). Muslim diners should treat Imperial Treasure Singapore as non-halal across all 8 concepts.
Ingredients and Sourcing
Imperial Treasure Singapore uses imported Peking ducks aged approximately 40 days before roasting, with the signature carved tableside. Live seafood (garoupa, soon hock, Australian lobster, prawn, crab, Shanghai Hairy Crab seasonal) is sourced daily from licensed importers. Pork comes from premium Iberico and Australian suppliers for signature Char Siew. Chinese tea is imported from Fujian (Pu-erh, Oolong) and Zhejiang (Longjing). Chefs are recruited from Hong Kong and mainland China with master chef training. Chinese cooking wines (Shaoxing, Huadiao) are used in traditional preparations; Moutai House carries authentic Guizhou Moutai bottles.
Calories at Imperial Treasure
Approximate calorie counts per serving for Imperial Treasure Singapore’s most popular dishes.
| Item | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|
| Super Peking Duck (per slice with pancake) | ~110 kcal |
| BBQ Char Siew (plate) | ~480 kcal |
| Roasted Suckling Pig (per slice) | ~160 kcal |
| Steamed Prawn Dumpling (per piece) | ~55 kcal |
| Teochew Siew Mai (per piece) | ~60 kcal |
| Yangzhou Fried Rice (plate) | ~720 kcal |
| Braised E-Fu Noodle with Shredded Duck | ~580 kcal |
| Honey-glazed Char Siew with Iberico Pork | ~520 kcal |
| Mapo Tofu with Minced Beef | ~310 kcal |
| Braised Shark’s Fin with Shredded Chicken | ~260 kcal |
| Chilled Mango Sago with Pomelo | ~340 kcal |
| Egg Tart (per piece) | ~210 kcal |
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
Common Imperial Treasure Singapore allergens include wheat (pancakes, dim sum wrappers, buns, noodles, egg tarts), pork (Char Siew, Suckling Pig, Peking Duck accompaniments), shrimp and crab (seafood dim sum, Hairy Crab, Shark’s Fin, Honey Walnut Prawns), eggs (fried rice, egg tarts, pan-fried items), soy (soy sauce, tofu), peanuts (desserts, cold appetisers), sesame and shellfish (seafood). Chinese cooking wine (Shaoxing, Huadiao) is used in traditional preparations. Dim sum wrappers, pancakes and noodles contain wheat and are not gluten-free. Imperial Treasure uses MSG sparingly in traditional sauces; MSG-free preparation is available on request.
Vegetarian and Vegan Options at Imperial Treasure
Imperial Treasure Singapore offers vegetarian a la carte options at all fine-dining concepts: Braised Bean Curd with Mushroom, Mapo Tofu (vegetarian version), Garlic Kailan, Garlic Chinese Spinach, Garlic Pea Sprouts, Braised Eggplant with Minced Mushroom (vegetarian), Sauteed Mixed Vegetables, Chilled Mango Sago, Double-boiled Papaya & Snow Fungus, Mango Pudding and most sweet dim sum. Dedicated vegetarian set menus are available on request with 1 to 2 days’ notice. Vegan options are limited since many dim sum wrappers contain egg and traditional sauces use oyster or XO sauce. Confirm with staff for strict vegan dining.
Imperial Treasure Singapore FAQ
Quick answers to the most searched questions about Imperial Treasure Singapore, pulled from Google autocomplete and People Also Ask.
Is Imperial Treasure a Singapore brand? Yes. Imperial Treasure is a homegrown Singapore restaurant group founded in 2004 by Alfred Leung, with headquarters at 36 Sin Ming Lane, Midview City. The group has grown to over 20 restaurants across Singapore, Mainland China, Hong Kong, South Korea, UK and France.
When was Imperial Treasure founded? Imperial Treasure was founded in Singapore in 2004 when Alfred Leung opened the first restaurant, Imperial Treasure Teochew Cuisine, at Ngee Ann City.
Who founded Imperial Treasure? Imperial Treasure was founded by Alfred Leung, who also co-founded Crystal Jade in 1991 before leaving to start Imperial Treasure. Leung remains Group CEO.
Who owns Imperial Treasure? Imperial Treasure Restaurant Group Pte Ltd is majority-owned by Navis Capital Partners, a Malaysia-based private equity firm that acquired the majority stake from Alfred Leung in 2015 at a reported S$60 to S$80 million valuation. Alfred Leung continues to lead the group.
How many Imperial Treasure outlets are in Singapore? Imperial Treasure Singapore operates 13 outlets as of October 2026 across 8 distinct concept brands.
How many Imperial Treasure outlets are there worldwide? Imperial Treasure operates over 20 restaurants globally across Singapore, Mainland China (Shanghai, Guangzhou), Hong Kong, South Korea, the United Kingdom (London) and France (Paris, Champs-Elysees).
Is Imperial Treasure halal? No. Imperial Treasure Singapore is not MUIS halal certified at any of its 13 outlets. The menu uses pork, Shaoxing wine and traditional non-halal preparations.
Is Imperial Treasure Michelin-starred? Yes. Imperial Treasure holds 8 Michelin stars globally. In Singapore, Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine at ION Orchard holds 1 Michelin Star, and Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck at Paragon is in the Michelin Selection.
Which Imperial Treasure has a Michelin star in Singapore? Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine at ION Orchard (#03-05, 2 Orchard Turn) holds the group’s Singapore Michelin One Star. Super Peking Duck Paragon is Michelin Selection.
How much is a Peking Duck at Imperial Treasure? A Whole Super Peking Duck at Imperial Treasure Singapore costs around S$138++ (serves 4 to 6 pax). The premium Jewel Changi outlet charges around S$148++. Second preparation (shredded duck noodles or fried rice) adds S$22++.
How much is Peking Duck at Imperial Treasure Paragon? A Whole Super Peking Duck at Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck Paragon costs S$138++ (plus 10% service and 9% GST). Advance order of at least 1 day required.
Does Imperial Treasure sell half Peking Duck? No. Imperial Treasure’s Super Peking Duck is sold whole only (serves 4 to 6 pax), not in halves. Order a day in advance to secure availability.
How much is dim sum at Imperial Treasure? Dim sum at Imperial Treasure Singapore ranges from S$6.20++ (Teochew Siew Mai 4 pcs) to S$8.80++ (Prawn Dumplings or Baked BBQ Pork Pastry). The Weekday Dim Sum Lunch Set is S$38.80++ per pax.
How much is suckling pig at Imperial Treasure? Roasted Suckling Pig at Imperial Treasure Singapore is around S$168++ for half and S$288++ for whole (advance order required).
How much is BBQ Char Siew at Imperial Treasure? BBQ Char Siew at Imperial Treasure Singapore is around S$24.80++ per plate. The premium Honey-glazed Char Siew with Iberico Pork is around S$42.80++.
What is Imperial Treasure’s signature dish? Imperial Treasure Singapore’s global signature is the Super Peking Duck (ducks aged ~40 days, carved tableside). Other signatures include Teochew-style roasted meats, Shanghainese Hairy Crab (seasonal) and Honey-glazed Iberico Char Siew.
What is service charge at Imperial Treasure? Imperial Treasure Singapore charges 10% service charge plus 9% GST on top of listed menu prices (marked with ++). Takeaway orders typically waive service charge.
Does Imperial Treasure take reservations? Yes. Imperial Treasure Singapore accepts reservations through imperialtreasure.com restaurant-locations, Chope, TableCheck, Burpple Beyond and direct outlet phone call. Fine-dining outlets recommend 2 to 5 day advance booking for weekend dinners and festive seasons.
Does Imperial Treasure have a loyalty programme? Yes. The Imperial Treasure Privilege Card offers 10% to 15% off a la carte, member-exclusive set menus, birthday month vouchers and priority reservations.
Does Imperial Treasure deliver in Singapore? Yes. Imperial Treasure Singapore delivers via GrabFood, foodpanda, Deliveroo and the official Imperial Treasure Online Store. GrabUnlimited members get free delivery up to S$3 off. Minimum orders start around S$50.
Does Imperial Treasure do catering? Yes. Imperial Treasure Singapore offers private dining and corporate catering: Peking Duck boxes, roast meat platters, dim sum sharing boxes, CNY lo hei platters and mooncake festival sets. Give 2 to 5 days’ notice.
Where is Imperial Treasure’s flagship? Imperial Treasure’s Singapore flagship is the Michelin-starred Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine at ION Orchard #03-05. The group’s HQ is at 36 Sin Ming Lane, Midview City.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at ION Orchard? Yes. Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine at ION Orchard #03-05 (2 Orchard Turn) holds the group’s Singapore Michelin One Star.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Marina Bay Sands? Yes. Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine at Marina Bay Sands L2-04 (10 Bayfront Avenue) serves Cantonese fine dining.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Jewel Changi? Yes. Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck at Jewel Changi Airport #01-219 (78 Airport Boulevard) serves the group’s signature Peking Duck.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Takashimaya? Yes. Imperial Treasure Fine Shanghai Cuisine at Takashimaya #04-22 (391A Orchard Road) serves Shanghainese and seasonal Hairy Crab.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Paragon? Yes. Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck at Paragon #05-42/45 (290 Orchard Road) carries the group’s Michelin Selection recognition, plus a Treasures Yi Dian Xin casual dim sum outlet.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Great World? Yes. Imperial Treasure Cantonese Cuisine at Great World #02-112 plus Imperial Treasure Bar + Grill at Great World both operate here.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Asia Square? Yes. Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck at Asia Square Tower 1 #02-08/10 (8 Marina View) serves the CBD.
Is there an Imperial Treasure at Guoco Tower? Yes. Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine at Guoco Tower (7 Wallich Street, #02-01 and #03-01).
Is there an Imperial Treasure at the Fullerton? Yes. Imperial Treasure Moutai House at The Fullerton Waterboat House serves Guizhou cuisine paired with authentic Moutai.
Is Imperial Treasure Nan Bei still open? No. Imperial Treasure Nan Bei at Ngee Ann City closed in June 2020. The group has since consolidated into the current 8 concepts.
Is Imperial Treasure open 24 hours? No. Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets run split lunch (11.30am to 2.45pm) and dinner (6pm to 10pm) service. There are no 24-hour outlets.
What time does Imperial Treasure open? Most Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets open at 11.30am for lunch and reopen at 6pm for dinner, closing at 10pm. Super Peking Duck Paragon opens at 10.30am on Sundays. Jewel Changi outlets follow extended terminal hours.
Does Imperial Treasure accept cash? Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow, major cards (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, UnionPay, Diners, JCB), GrabPay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, FavePay, Alipay and WeChat Pay are all accepted.
Does Imperial Treasure have Hairy Crab? Yes, seasonally. Chilled Shanghai Hairy Crab (around S$68++ per crab) and Steamed Shanghai Hairy Crab (around S$78++) are available at Imperial Treasure Fine Shanghai Cuisine Takashimaya during the autumn Hairy Crab season (September to November).
Does Imperial Treasure have Shark’s Fin? Yes. Braised Shark’s Fin with Shredded Chicken is around S$68++ per bowl; Braised Shark’s Fin with Crab Meat is around S$88++ (deluxe bowl).
Does Imperial Treasure sell mooncakes? Yes. Imperial Treasure sells Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes annually through the online store and in-outlet pre-order, including signature baked and snowskin varieties with premium fillings.
Does Imperial Treasure do CNY lo hei? Yes. Imperial Treasure Singapore offers Chinese New Year Yu Sheng (Lo Hei) platters and reunion set menus from S$888++ for 10 pax every January and February.
How does Imperial Treasure compare to Crystal Jade? Both are Singapore-grown Chinese restaurant groups founded by figures with shared history: Alfred Leung co-founded Crystal Jade in 1991 before founding Imperial Treasure in 2004. Imperial Treasure (13 SG outlets, 8 Michelin stars globally) is positioned as premium fine-dining and holds Singapore Michelin 1 Star at Fine Teochew ION. Crystal Jade (16 SG outlets, 7 concepts) is broader with casual to fine dining.
How does Imperial Treasure compare to Din Tai Fung? Imperial Treasure Singapore is multi-concept Cantonese-Teochew-Shanghainese fine dining with Michelin recognition and premium pricing (Peking Duck S$138++, set menus from S$68++). Din Tai Fung is Taiwanese XLB-focused casual dining at 31 outlets with Pork XLB from S$12.30++. Imperial Treasure is upscale; Din Tai Fung is accessible.
How does Imperial Treasure compare to TungLok? Both are Singapore-grown Chinese fine-dining groups. Imperial Treasure (13 outlets, 8 global Michelin stars, Navis Capital majority-owned) is larger and more upscale. TungLok (around 10 outlets, SGX-listed) is more Cantonese + Teochew focused with mid-premium positioning.
How does Imperial Treasure compare to Hai Tien Lo (Pan Pacific)? Imperial Treasure operates stand-alone outlets with 1 Michelin Star (Fine Teochew ION). Hai Tien Lo at Pan Pacific Singapore is a hotel-based Cantonese fine-dining restaurant. Both compete in the premium Chinese fine-dining segment; Imperial Treasure has broader concept range.
Is Imperial Treasure vegetarian-friendly? Some items are. Imperial Treasure Singapore offers vegetarian a la carte options (Mapo Tofu vegetarian version, Garlic Kailan, Garlic Spinach, Dou Miao, Braised Bean Curd, Chilled Mango Sago) and dedicated vegetarian set menus on request with 1 to 2 days’ notice.
Is Imperial Treasure vegan? Vegan options are limited since many dim sum wrappers contain egg and traditional sauces use oyster/XO sauce. Vegetable sides and plain desserts are the closest options. Confirm with staff.
Is Imperial Treasure gluten-free? No. Peking Duck pancakes, dim sum wrappers, buns, noodles and most sauces contain wheat. Imperial Treasure Singapore does not operate a dedicated gluten-free menu.
Does Imperial Treasure use MSG? Imperial Treasure Singapore uses MSG sparingly in traditional sauces. MSG-free preparation is available on request.
How many calories in a Peking Duck slice? Around 110 kcal per slice with pancake and sweet bean sauce at Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck Singapore.
What is Super Peking Duck? Super Peking Duck is Imperial Treasure’s branded concept serving Beijing-style roast duck. Ducks are aged approximately 40 days before being roasted over fruitwood and carved tableside into thin, crispy slices served with handmade pancakes, scallions, cucumber and sweet bean sauce.
How long does Peking Duck take to prepare at Imperial Treasure? Peking Duck at Imperial Treasure Singapore requires at least 1 day advance order due to the lengthy preparation and roasting process. The duck is carved tableside at service.
Can I bring my own cake to Imperial Treasure? Most Imperial Treasure Singapore outlets allow outside birthday cakes with a cakeage fee of around S$15 to S$25. Confirm with the outlet when reserving.
Does Imperial Treasure have private dining rooms? Yes. Fine Chinese MBS, Fine Teochew ION, Super Peking Duck Paragon and Fine Shanghai Takashimaya all have private dining rooms seating 10 to 30 pax. Reserve 2 to 5 days in advance.
Where can I follow Imperial Treasure Singapore updates? Follow @imperialtreasuresg on Instagram and the Imperial Treasure Singapore Facebook page for seasonal menu drops, Michelin anniversary promotions, CNY and Hairy Crab season announcements.
