They have special dishes. I have tried two items. One is rib rice. The other is eel rice. The eel rice was of wooden ear mushroom, orange peel to flavor it, Chinese preserved sausage and eel shreds. Very special item. I like it. It’s very folky. I wouldn’t have tried it if it’s not for them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
關潤雄
Fried rice has good reviews
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ms. San Francisco Real Estate Janice Lee
The price is right. $7.99/pound for fried chicken drumsticks. $5 per pound for noodles, tofu, sweet and sour pork. Good place to pick up food for a party. I didn't order but the chicken wings are $10 a pound. It is a good spot to cater food for events.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ry T.
Food has gone downhill. We bought a pound of the fried chicken wings and it hardly had any batter on it compared to the past. It still had flavor but not like before. Maybe it was a bad day but these wings definitely were not crispy, crunchy or worth the $8 a pound.
Cathrin P C.
You gotta be kidding me. This is what people are raving about?? $7.99/lb fried chicken wings -- Safeway wings taste better than these! There is no flavor to these whatsoever, not even salted! It's slightly better if you get them fresh from the fryer and slightly better if you air fry a little at home but once they cool down for more than 15 minutes, you can the true flavor of these wings -- which is basically low grade factory stuffed chicken that's probably near expiration, fried in rancid reused oil -- barf, this horrible. Whoever is eating this never had decent wings.The service is also mediocre at best and it's not because of the language and culture because I spoke Cantonese to the lady and she could care less if I was a repeat customer or not. On top of that, they take payment in cash only. The store is tiny and I seriously question their sanitation. Absolutely would not be returning.
Jeff Ho
New Golden Daisy is my favorite place in Chinatown for chow mein $5 and fried chicken $8 by the pound. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. Back then, it used to be like $1 a pound. Even though the prices went up, the quality remains the same. Very delicious. Since this place is pretty busy, the fried chicken gets a lot of turnover and isn't sitting there the entire day. They are nice people.
Jennifer T.
This place has the best Chinese drumsticks and chow mein in San Francisco! Whenever my parents go to Chinatown, I ask them to buy some for me. When I was a kid, it was only $1 for a small box of chow mein and $1 for 3 drumsticks. Even though it's around $4 each now for a total of $8, it's still one of the best deals in the city for yummy food!
Jeff H.
New Golden Daisy is my favorite place in Chinatown for chow mein $5 and fried chicken $8 by the pound. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. Back then, it used to be like $1 a pound. Even though the prices went up, the quality remains the same. Very delicious. Since this place is pretty busy, the fried chicken gets a lot of turnover and isn't sitting there the entire day. They are nice people.
Ali F.
This place has been around for decades and is popular for their little fried chicken drumsticks (drumettes). They have a great blend of spices and flavor to them. They are sold by the pound and are great for a snack or party.They also sell other items such as char siu (bbq pork), roast pork, roast duck, soy sauce chicken, chow mein, and chow fun.
Hyat Lorex
This is a dishonest shop. On August 6th, I bought half a roast duck for $15. The saleswoman cut up half a roast duck and put it in a box. After taking it home, I took it out to eat, and found that the portion of the half-roasted duck was one-third less. There were only duck breasts and duck legs in the box, and there was no duck spine. It was obvious that the female salesperson was cutting She stole part of the roast duck when she cut the roast duck, because she turned her back to the customer when she cut the roast duck, and no one saw how she was doing it. Although the food is not worth much, this behavior is contemptible. For those who often eat roast duck, it is very clear about the various parts of the duck.
Located next to Good Mong Kok is this hidden gem. I waited in line for Good Mong Kok for a good half hour and saw so many people walking in and out of New Golden Daisy. After picking up some dim sum from Good Mong Kok I decided that I had to try the wings here and I am glad I did. The crisp, saltiness, and tenderness of the chicken is *chefs kiss*. Only think is that I wish I had some rice to have the chicken! Second best wings in SF hands down behind San Tung and right infront of Manna's soy wings
Mark T
Take out only. Lady was very helpful. I ordered the BBQ pork and a pound of chicken wings. The wings just came from the back kitchen. Yes!Great wings! Piping hot and full of flavor.BBQ pork moist, tender and beautiful char siu flavor.
Take out only. Lady was very helpful. I ordered the BBQ pork and a pound of chicken wings. The wings just came from the back kitchen. Yes!Great wings! Piping hot and full of flavor.BBQ pork moist, tender and beautiful char siu flavor.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken Drumsticks
Monica C.
Grew up eating the delicious garlic chicken drumsticks as a kid. Whenever my mom went to Chinatown to buy groceries (every Sunday), my siblings and I would get these yummy treats.Fast forward 25+ years and New Golden Daisy is still in business and getting more popular. I love coming here to get party trays of the drumettes, a favorite item at every event. Prices went up by $2.5 per pound but still worth it! Hope they never go out of business!Note: cash only
Deren Tan
No , no, tasted bad and attitudes horrible, customer is not important
They have special dishes. I have tried two items. One is rib rice. The other is eel rice. The eel rice was of wooden ear mushroom, orange peel to flavor it, Chinese preserved sausage and eel shreds. Very special item. I like it. It’s very folky. I wouldn’t have tried it if it’s not for them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fried rice has good reviews
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The price is right. $7.99/pound for fried chicken drumsticks. $5 per pound for noodles, tofu, sweet and sour pork. Good place to pick up food for a party. I didn't order but the chicken wings are $10 a pound. It is a good spot to cater food for events.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food has gone downhill. We bought a pound of the fried chicken wings and it hardly had any batter on it compared to the past. It still had flavor but not like before. Maybe it was a bad day but these wings definitely were not crispy, crunchy or worth the $8 a pound.
You gotta be kidding me. This is what people are raving about?? $7.99/lb fried chicken wings -- Safeway wings taste better than these! There is no flavor to these whatsoever, not even salted! It's slightly better if you get them fresh from the fryer and slightly better if you air fry a little at home but once they cool down for more than 15 minutes, you can the true flavor of these wings -- which is basically low grade factory stuffed chicken that's probably near expiration, fried in rancid reused oil -- barf, this horrible. Whoever is eating this never had decent wings.The service is also mediocre at best and it's not because of the language and culture because I spoke Cantonese to the lady and she could care less if I was a repeat customer or not. On top of that, they take payment in cash only. The store is tiny and I seriously question their sanitation. Absolutely would not be returning.
New Golden Daisy is my favorite place in Chinatown for chow mein $5 and fried chicken $8 by the pound. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. Back then, it used to be like $1 a pound. Even though the prices went up, the quality remains the same. Very delicious. Since this place is pretty busy, the fried chicken gets a lot of turnover and isn't sitting there the entire day. They are nice people.
This place has the best Chinese drumsticks and chow mein in San Francisco! Whenever my parents go to Chinatown, I ask them to buy some for me. When I was a kid, it was only $1 for a small box of chow mein and $1 for 3 drumsticks. Even though it's around $4 each now for a total of $8, it's still one of the best deals in the city for yummy food!
New Golden Daisy is my favorite place in Chinatown for chow mein $5 and fried chicken $8 by the pound. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. Back then, it used to be like $1 a pound. Even though the prices went up, the quality remains the same. Very delicious. Since this place is pretty busy, the fried chicken gets a lot of turnover and isn't sitting there the entire day. They are nice people.
This place has been around for decades and is popular for their little fried chicken drumsticks (drumettes). They have a great blend of spices and flavor to them. They are sold by the pound and are great for a snack or party.They also sell other items such as char siu (bbq pork), roast pork, roast duck, soy sauce chicken, chow mein, and chow fun.
This is a dishonest shop. On August 6th, I bought half a roast duck for $15. The saleswoman cut up half a roast duck and put it in a box. After taking it home, I took it out to eat, and found that the portion of the half-roasted duck was one-third less. There were only duck breasts and duck legs in the box, and there was no duck spine. It was obvious that the female salesperson was cutting She stole part of the roast duck when she cut the roast duck, because she turned her back to the customer when she cut the roast duck, and no one saw how she was doing it. Although the food is not worth much, this behavior is contemptible. For those who often eat roast duck, it is very clear about the various parts of the duck.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
Located next to Good Mong Kok is this hidden gem. I waited in line for Good Mong Kok for a good half hour and saw so many people walking in and out of New Golden Daisy. After picking up some dim sum from Good Mong Kok I decided that I had to try the wings here and I am glad I did. The crisp, saltiness, and tenderness of the chicken is *chefs kiss*. Only think is that I wish I had some rice to have the chicken! Second best wings in SF hands down behind San Tung and right infront of Manna's soy wings
Take out only. Lady was very helpful. I ordered the BBQ pork and a pound of chicken wings. The wings just came from the back kitchen. Yes!Great wings! Piping hot and full of flavor.BBQ pork moist, tender and beautiful char siu flavor.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken Drumsticks, Char Siu
Take out only. Lady was very helpful. I ordered the BBQ pork and a pound of chicken wings. The wings just came from the back kitchen. Yes!Great wings! Piping hot and full of flavor.BBQ pork moist, tender and beautiful char siu flavor.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken Drumsticks
Grew up eating the delicious garlic chicken drumsticks as a kid. Whenever my mom went to Chinatown to buy groceries (every Sunday), my siblings and I would get these yummy treats.Fast forward 25+ years and New Golden Daisy is still in business and getting more popular. I love coming here to get party trays of the drumettes, a favorite item at every event. Prices went up by $2.5 per pound but still worth it! Hope they never go out of business!Note: cash only
No , no, tasted bad and attitudes horrible, customer is not important