Imperial Treasure

£50 - £150 / Chinese, Vegetarian options

9 Waterloo Pl, London

Michelin

Opening hours

12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM

Sunday 12PM-3:30PM & 6PM-9:30PM
Monday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Tuesday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Wednesday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Thursday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Friday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Saturday 12PM-3:30PM & 6PM-10:30PM

Exquisite Peking Duck: A Must-Try Experience!

Stepping into Imperial Treasure in London is akin to glimpsing a scene from an opulent banquet, where the grandiosity of Chinese culinary tradition harmonizes with European elegance. The setting is sublime—a dance of soft lighting and whispered conversations fills a room clad in refined décor that wraps around you like an elegant embrace. With eager anticipation, I sat down to feast, and it must be noted that the anticipation was excellently met by the offerings of this luxurious dining establishment. The pièce de résistance, undeniable in its grandeur, was the Peking duck, whose crispy skin yielded to a succulent melange of flavors that seemed to epitomize the finesse of well-executed gastronomy.

The experience extended beyond the delights on the plate. Service, executed by a particularly attentive Johnny, elevated the meal through his palpable warmth and omnipresent yet discreet service. Each course paraded a symphony of textures — from the silky prawn cheung fan with its crisp golden edges to the surprising notes of their signature garlic beef tenderloin that balanced adeptly on the line between bold and harmonious. Not to forget the beguiling mango sago dessert that ended the culinary journey on a perfectly sweet note, leaving memories as luscious as the food itself. Here, indeed, is a dining establishment that embodies the fine art of merging cultural heritage with contemporary sophistication, making it an unmissable destination for those craving a sublime blend of Chinese flavors in the heart of London. — Jasper Griddle