Golden Daisy Restaurant

Golden Daisy has been staple for my family for Years!!! We go out of our way to order and pick up food because we love it somuch and the quality hasn't changed. They are our go to when we have parties and needing big quantity of dim sum or need food for catering for Birthdays. Super love their Shumai it's big, Shrimp dumplings, sticky rice, Puto, BBQ Pork and Ofcourse Roast Pig aka Letchon! All the food there are delicious, but what can I say we have our favorites. They are a small business but don't be fooled, the quality of food is nothing short of good quality and the price is very reasonable compare to others that serves half the size. Highly recommend foe Dim sum needs! They also have a little area where you can dine but seats are very limited so be prepared to wait for a spot to open.

Not a sit down restaurant, mostly to go. Inside of the plaza where Lam seafood is. I grab this when I'm in the area and it's decent enough. It's a quick in and out. Not much places for dim sum in Tukwila. Bbq pork (a little dry), pork hum bao, har gow, sticky rice, egg tart: they were all ok. I do like the chicken feet has good flavor.

This is a typical mom and pop shop, much like many others.In my experience, it can be a bit hit or miss, especially with the roast pork. Strangely, when I visit, the cut I receive tends to be mostly fat with not enough meat. However, when my wife goes, it's the opposite, lol. She seems to prefer their roast pork more than any other place in the area, probably because some parts of the roast pork aren't overly salty but still maintain a nice crunch.They also serve tasty bao, especially if you enjoy a fun breakfast bao.All in all, I plan to continue supporting them whenever I have a craving for that roast pork. The price isn't bad either, ranging from $12.99 to $13.99 per pound, which is on par with other spots.

I've been passing by this place a few times now ever since the market first opened. It looks kind of shady and the bad reviews have kept me away.Well, let me say sometimes, you gotta take a plunge. My mom and I noticed today that their little display case of sesame balls and fried dumplings looked very pretty and not soggy greasy. And they're only 75 cents each. I mean really, what do we have to lose except a few dollars?We are sooo happy we tried the deep fried dumplings here (also known as football dumpling lol). They are crispy, chewy with a mochi inner goodness. The meat fillings are also flavorful. Now we no longer have to drive to Chinatown for delicious football dumplings!! Going to order a whole tray next time and give their other items a chance!

My sales team wanted to grab lunch in the food court at Lam's Seafood market. I decided to try Golden Daisy in which I went w/ their roasted pork over rice. The food is already prepared so you get it pretty quickly. I don't know how long the roasted pork was sitting out but the flavors must've gotten bored & left because there was hardly anything flavorful about it. The "crunch" texture that I was expecting wasn't there either. I've had really good roasted pork at other places so I'll admit I was comparing a lot. However, this was just straight up bad. I couldn't even get myself to finish it.

Very mid. The restaurant is entirely take out, which can be very handy when you want dim sum in a rush. We got the shu mai, har gow, and bbq pork. I wasn't blown away, but I'd probably go back for a quick snack. Although the shu mai were huge (truly bigger than a golf ball, which I saw in another review), the taste was a little off and I wondered if they had gone bad. The har gow were very tasty and would get an order of that again. I was sad that they were out of the rice noodle already, so I want to go back and test that. Overall, if I was by Southcenter I'd pick it up but I wouldn't take my friends there for the overall dim sum experience.

Picked up lunch, Chinese car sui (bbq roast pork and roast pig with rice and a side of broccoli. Very delicious and worth the money. Their serving size is generous. My hubby and I share this meal. Later we picked up some char sui baos,, hom boas with ground pork , chicken and hard boiled egg and a pound of roast pig to take home, would definitely visit this small business again. We have also ate from their beacon hill restaurant too.

Not going to lie, sometimes I question my choice when I decide to eat here but consider eating here the equivalent of choosing McDonald's when you want a burger. Consider this a fast food option with a small limited menu for dim sum. This place can be hit or miss when it comes to quality. When it's fresh, it's good and solid eats. The shrimp har gow is plump and big and often juicy. Just not much flavor. But not gonna lie, on occasion I've had the har gow and the wrapper was mushy and soft. And nobody likes that. The siu mai is just as big and never disappoints really. It gets the job done. The spare ribs are always tender although once I'm at home or work, I also add lots of chili oil. But I'll tell what is always good here and never disappoints are the sesame balls and the fried pork filled balls. Those balls are nothing short of every bite of deliciousness. So if you're looking for a quick meal to go & you don't mind mediocrity then you won't hate your meal here. It will satisfy the craving for a bit.

Roast Pork is 5*.It is so consistent and delicious that family comes here every week to pick it up for our family meal every week. I can't speak for the dim sum, but it's extremely hard to judge dim sum unless it's freshly made from the kitchen.

The footballs here are so addicting ! I also love the duck and roast pork they have here ! Their service is pretty good as well. It's also in a very good location