for the full review: http://hungryinsingapore.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/imperial-treasure-steamboat-tripleone-somerset-dinner/

I don't like steamboat, but Imperial Treasure's steamboat has set me craving for steamboat. that's how nice it is. I've tried ION's outlet too, but somehow I enjoyed my experience here better.

we had the split pot, chicken soup and ma la spicy soup, and both were really good. 

We had a set for 2 with a couple of add-ons like dumplings, vegetables and fish skin, and it was enough to make us really full, with some leftovers.

The ingredients here was the freshest ever, so that's probably why is it so delicious. The selection of sauces was probably another thing which made this steamboat experience enjoyable.

Love the beef. Think it is beef short rib. The sauces are really good.

I also really liked the various balls. Fish skin and bean curd skin are good.

This place is the ideal place to have good, quality steamboat in the comfort of posh environment.  The soup base used include the familiar chicken soup, pork bones soup and the unconventional satay soup and more; varieties are always welcome.  Even the chicken soup and pork bone soup here, are like no others found in other steamboat establishments, obviously, the ingredients had been cooked for a certain amount of time to imbue the stock with strong, frangant flavours.  Patrons will be given a tray of condiments (about 12 of them) to make a customized mixture of sauce that truly suits one's preferences.  If few people are dining together, best to go for the set meals.  With a recent change in set meal, now the ingredients used are better than ever.  The most economical set meal includes choice ingredients like prawns, kurobuta pork, dumplings, freshly made fishballs (with minimum flour used, good!), vegetables, spring rolls and more.  The service is decent also.  Though all these come  with a hefty price tag.  This is still worth for that occasional indulgence.  Have become a regular of this place already!

For pictures, visit my blog at http://www.morsels-of-delice.blogspot.sg/2013/01/imperial-treasure-steamboat-restaurant.html