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    Golden Palace

    3.0 (498 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Sweet and sour pork
    andrew p.

    Came on a weekday during their traditional Lunch Dim Sum. The place was busy, but it was not long before we got a table. The décor had a few signs on the wall with red lanterns strewn above the dinning areas. Even though we were seated in the back, the Dim Sum carts still made their way towards our table. The food was fresh and tasty. We also ordered some items from the menu. The staff was very helpful, and the The order: Lobster noodles dish -It was beautifully plated and a savory sweet taste. The lobster has a type of glaze that was very interesting. Shrimp & pork dumpling (Siu Mai) Shrimp dumpling (Hargaw) -served in a steamed basked, these dumplings were flavorful and moist. Tasted exactly as one would hope . Sweet and Sour Pork -The sweetly glazed battered pork was perfectly cooked. A nice ratio of vegetables to meat, with a perfect amount of pineapple to add an addition al sweet factor to the dish. A fried "football" shaped dish -This fried dish has a crunchy exterior with a mochi like interior, filled with a sweet meet. I never had this before and I really enjoyed this new surprising dish. Shrimp stuffed Eggplant -One of my favorite dishes. Although I am not sure if true, The fact that the shrimp is sandwiched between thick pieces of eggplant, makes me feel like this dish is healthier than most. Salted Egg Pastry -The Dim Sum Cart had this baked pastry. Inside was a rich , sweet and creamy filling that oozes out upon pulling the muffin shaped piece apart. A great dessert that is on the sweeter side. [[HIGHLIGHT]]A great spot to go alone, or as part of any sized group.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    filet with snow pea
    Bill L.

    the filet with snow peas, their special for Friday. We have dim sum here. It is solid for the price.

    Dexter F.

    Well, my friend wanted to showcase his favorite dim sum restaurant. Supposedly, it has been here forever. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Oddly, the parking lot was packed but inside the restaurant was half full.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] No problem getting seated. Looks like most people park in their parking lot and walk across to street to shop. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The room was very spacious and the decor was dated.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There were very few roaming dim sum carts. Upon sitting down, my group waited around for someone to check on them. It was a big awkward trying to figure out what to do. I didn't realize that I need to fill in the big sheet of paper and wave around like a maniac to get the staff's attention. We finally got some Oolong tea. My friend order since he knew what he wanted and the other guests chimed in on what they wanted. Overall, the food was a bit bland. On the plus side, the dim sum portions look like they were cooked to order as they came out later during our meal.

    Howie C.

    Lobster noodles for lunch. Nom nom nom! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Came here for a weekday lunch and it was packed. A lot of older couples here because they can splurge on the Lobster Noodles for $28 and quality dim sum.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had a variety of dishes and I thought all tasted great. Standouts: Lunch Lobster Noodles - This is a good little mini-splurge if you are craving lobster. They give a generous amount of the thick, flat lobster noodles and enough lobster for two people to be satisfied. Baked BBQ Pork Buns - I liked the crunchy top bun that gave way to juicy chopped BBQ pork inside. Deep Fried Purple Yam Puff? - Not sure the name but it was a purple ball that had hot black sesame in the middle. So sweet, so chewy, so sinful. Deep Fried Stuffed Taro - I'm a sucker for these at dim sum and as long as they are light and flaky on the outside and not a ball of oil at the base them I usually like them. These were good. Steamed Bean Curd Skin Roll - I loved that it was more veggie than meat inside and that the bean curd skin was multiple thin layers on the wrap all in a steamy lightly saucy bowl. They are very efficient here and I think you can choose between three teas (jasmine, chrysanthemum and one other) for your potted tea. I imagine it's even busier here with a wait on the weekends. If you want traditional dim sum done how you expect it to be (vs. creative new style dim sum creations), Golden Palace is great for that!

    Derek S.

    Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. Called ahead and my order was ready upon arrival ~20 minutes later. The phone operator was also the cashier and was quite talented with a mask and disposable gloves. Golden Palace has parking inside the private lot as well as street parking. They take credit cards. There is a promo on Small, Medium, and large dim sum during the week where small, medium, or large dim sum are the price of a small. Started off with the jellyfish and it was quite tasty. Moved on to the beef rice noodle crepe and it was decent. The rice noodle was on the thicker side and the beef was a pretty decent portion. The fried pork dumpling was decent although the mochi wrapper was on the thicker side. The pot stickers were quite tasty. Meaty filling with a super thin skin.

    lobster noodles,
    Halina L.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is traditional and a bit dated[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], but the dishes we ordered, lobster noodles, century egg porridge, rice noodle rolls, and phoenix claws (chicken feet) were all quite good if not exceptional. [[HIGHLIGHT]]On noon on a weekend, wasn't very crowded.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] And service was as expected. Overall food was good, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

    Weekday dim sum
    Roxana G.

    This is a review for weekday dim sum only. We would rate 3.5 but the price bumps it up to a 4 because it is good value. We will return. The group I went with has been coming here for the past year and all reported that the restaurant must have a new chef because the food has improved recently. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It can be busy during weekday lunch.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Mostly elderly couples during weekday lunch and the parking spot can be small.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It can take about 10-15 min to get your food. 1) If you go during lunch on weekdays, the M and L dishes are the same price as small which is a good value 2) The dinner is overpriced, in my opinion. If you do dinner, then recommend the noodle dishes only. 3) Dim sum is easy because they give you a sheet of paper with the dish names in English and Cantonese. You indicate on the paper the number of each dish you would like. 4) The lo mai gai is particularly delicious. The rice is not too clumped together. The lotus leaf flavor is infused throughout the rice. The salted egg yolk (not many pieces but enough) added is a delight. 5) The pan fried shrimp and chives are also a standout. We liked that they do not use won ton skins. The consistency of the outer portion was very nice and not too gummy.

    Jelly fish fresh
    Brian D.

    Going back !!! Way better than years ago Service tops Food is good [[HIGHLIGHT]]place is busy and has energy[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I love it after chapel[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Yum I took photos. The fungus is my favorite item here !!

    Walnut prawns
    Diana X.

    We did the set meal for 6 people and also added a couple dishes such as the fried rice, which was delicious. The lobster in the lobster noodles is super good but there are a lot of noodles, which were just okay. Walnut prawns were good (I didn't see any fruit?) and the rest of the dishes were also quite good. The menu goes together nicely with seafood, some meat, soup, veggies etc and is a well-put together combo.

    Shrimp chang fen
    Maggie W.

    I've driven past this restaurant so many times but never given it a try! I was craving dim sum & decided to come with my family right around opening at 10:30 on a Sunday and our food came out in batches. It was very hit or miss, the service is as expected. Shrimp chang fen/cheung fun: The skin is too thick and the sauce doesn't really have any taste to it, I'd skip this next time. Lobster noodles: Really good, they don't skimp on the amount of seafood in this & the noodles are well seasoned! It was a hit at our table. Chive dumplings/jiu cai jiao: So delicious and a real authentic Cantonese classic. I'm a fan. Would love to learn how to make these at home one day. Shrimp dumplings/har gow: I really liked these, the skin was good and the shrimp was juicy/had a fresh taste to it. Shrimp wrapped in tofu skin: Not a big fan of tofu skin so I'm already a bit biased, but I'd skip this. My family loved it though. It's not too oily, which is nice! I can see why people would like the texture difference, but the taste of tofu skin is too overwhelming for me to enjoy the shrimp. Cha shao bao/cha siu: I feel like this is the most reliable dish to order at dim sum! It never disappoints and is generally one of the easier things to make I'd imagine? I really like the ones made at Golden Palace, the buns came out piping hot and ready to eat. Salted egg yolk bun: I'm showing my affection towards bao with this review, but this was also one of my favorites. The juxtaposition of the taste of the sweet bun with the salted egg yolk is divine. Mango pudding: Probably skip this one, it was too firm/gelatinous for my liking. I'm more of a fan of a silkier texture akin to soft tofu. Sesame balls: Really liked these, but they were very sweet, especially for a Chinese dessert. I could only eat one! Overall I would come back here, especially factoring into consideration the convenient location in South Bay right off the highway and plentiful parking.

    J01. Beef Steak with Black Pepper Sauce On Hot Iron Platter
    Nancy L.

    I came here for a get together of moms of girls scouts troop. We ordered a set menu for 6 people and pre-ordered a braised chicken dish with ham, mushrooms, vegetables. All came to $62 per person. We had a lot of food: - Peking duck 4/5 - Walnut prawns 4/5 - braised chicken dish with ham, mushrooms, vegetables 5/5 - Lobster noodles 4/5 - sweet sour fish 3/5 - greens with abalone 3/5 Service was good since they weren't busy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They recently remodeled.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Pan fried Luo Bo gao
    Sabrina L.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Walked in right after it's open (around 10:30am Saturday morning) , only two tables occupied. And one staff showed us inside and let us to pick wherever we like ( kids were really happy about it).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] And the waitresses took our tea order right away and offered paper menu for you to check (I still enjoy the paper menu experience a lot). [[HIGHLIGHT]]Inside maintained maybe 10-15 years old decorations but neat and clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The orders served fast especially the steam dim sum ones (5stars), we like the chicken feet, shrimp chow fan , for the fried food we enjoyed the han shui gao, salt pepper chicken wings -- the oil taste fresh , unfortunately the chicken wing tastes like 5 days old or longer (4star). For the classic Pi Dan and pork porridge, lack of some seasoning and the pi Dan all in big chunks ( 3stars). Also we order the sweet ending egg tart -- not much highlights, the custard was not that impressive, especially the outside crust tasted powdery (2 stars) . Price is reasonable in current market, by the time we walked out of the restaurant (11:30am) there are only 4 open spots in the parking lot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is suitable for friends and family gatherings.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Har gao
    Aaron C.

    Highlights: & Long delay due to sui mai & Food is good but not exceptional Food: & Turnip cake (lo bak go) was a lot more flour starch than turnip/sausage. Had a doughey texture. 3/5 & Deep fried pork bun? (Hong su gok) was pretty good. Decent amount of filling 5/5 & Sui Mai was really big and the best of the four we got. 5/5 & Har gao had a thick wrapper so was tougher to eat and not as good. Filling was okay. 3/5 Service This was for takeout and on a Saturday as dim sum time was winding down, though for some reason it took 45 minutes waiting on the sui Mai. It wasn't just us either; people seated at tables were wondering where their sui Mai was. On the bright side we saw a server go into the parking lot looking for a customer who has left their phone, so that speaks to how much they care. Ambience [[HIGHLIGHT]]Parking lot is very cramped and can be tough to find a spot on Saturday dim sum time. Do NOT park in the lot across the street (India cash and carry).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    My kids and I had dinner with my parents. You have to go at 11:00AM in the morning. The food was warm and tasty. It was delicious.

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    As of this writing (12/30/24) do they serve dim sum on carts? If so, is it for lunch or dinner or both? Thx

    They don't have carts. You would order on their menu and they bring the food out to you. Many restaurants also do this now. I don't believe they have dimsum for dinner, but I've never been there for dinner. I've only had dimsum during lunch hours.

    Is there a private room? For how many people?

    Does it serve noodle soups?

    Is there a set price for all dim sum on weekdays or weekends?

    Set price for dim sum that are categorized as small, medium and large. Not all. Weekday lunch only. Exclude weekends and holidays.

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