New Gold Mountain

I would give this place 3.5 star. The décor is outdated and the restaurant is super small. I would not recommend going there on the weekend during rush hour. However, cheap good food makes me excited! I had a variety of dim sum dishes. Everything tasted home made and the portion was huge for its price! I would recommend the turnip cake, chicken feet, and any of the dumplings. Their bbq pork was okay. Nothing spectacular. Sadly, they didn’t have the rice noodles during the week day when I came. I’ll probably go back to try that and their roast duck. My only complaint is the service. If I had to based this review only on service, it would have gotten one star. When we arrived at the restaurant, I noticed that the vacant tables had dirty dishes on them. When we were seated, it took them over 10 minutes to get us water. Luckily their food made up for their service.

We just had a great meal here. My daughters come here all the time but it was a first for their dad and I. I am so happy to find somewhere that serves great Photos and you definitely get your money’s worth. We had several dim sum that were really tasty. If you like great Chinese and Vietnamese this is the place to go.

This is probably my favorite Chinese food in Omaha for their full menu and also their dim sum menu. Unfortunately it’s not as often of a stop as I would like because it is very far away from where we live and the hours are not always convenient.
As far as the regular menu they have many authentic options but also cater to American favorites. They serve Phở (Vietnamese) but it’s not the best in town. If you go during peak hours it will be hard to find parking and a table, so be warned on the weekends during lunch and dinner hours. This is a popular place for takeout and they do quite a bit of it.
Service is fine… it’s very brisk and efficient. They are quick to take your order and clear your plates! I noticed that they were very chatty with some of the Chinese speaking guests as well as some of the regulars. Ambience suits me just fine and reminds me a lot of the Chinese restaurants that I ate at growing up in Hawaii as far as how it looks.
I think their dim sum menu is pretty decent, there are some places here in Omaha that have more variety but I think that Gold Mountain does a good job for the items that are listed.
Overall a great place to get a good Chinese meal. Just wish I lived a bit closer!

Food is really good but they answer the phone whenever they feel like it. Hard to get delivery.

I came here with a couple from Hong Kong. They introsuced me do dim sum. The staff was friendly and service was prompt. I look forward to going back.

One of the top 2 Chinese restaurants here. I have had always great service here, even on the busy weekend mornings. If you want authentic and delicious Chinese restaurant in West Omaha, look no further. We have such limited choices in Omaha, but this will do. They even have Macau style egg tarts on the weekends, however limited to the earlier hours. So many great choices check out the pictures and decide from that.

Completely made my order wrong the last few times. Lady does not listen taking orders

We were in-​town for a night and Unilocal took me to this authentic place. It’s good and authentic! Good service and good prices as we are from KC with good authentic Chinese as well! Gotta go check it out!

This is the best Chinese restaurant in Omaha! Why? Because they actually serve authentic traditional Chinese foods and the chef is related to legendary chef «Young can cook» which mean he can also cook :)
How do I know this? There is a picture of them on the wall as you walk in the restaurant.
First of, if you want to know what Chinese foods actually taste like you need to select choices from the «traditional Chinese foods.» For example, roasted duck, pork belly with pickles, deep fried tofu stuffed with shrimps, egg & corn soup, and flounder with scallions in delicious fish broth. I highly recommending you to be adventurous and try some of the foods they serve here.
Second, have you ever try dim sum here on the weekend? It is wonderful. Try shrimp/​pork dumpling (suimai), short ribs, egg tart, custard buns and bbq pork buns. OMG!!!
Lastly, try ordering one of Jane’s angle fruit cake. She makes awesome cakes for birthday and special occasions. Worry about sugary cake? Jane’s cakes are so delightful, ½ the sugar amount and top with sweet light cream and fruits. I have been buying cakes from her for years. You will be very surprised!

I love the dim sum. Turnip cakes, curry squid, all the dumplings & pretty much everything is outstanding. This is by far my favorite place to go for phở. You can’t beat their prices & they also have great lunch specials. The menu is very extensive. Occasionally, the service is lacking, but never enough to deter me from coming back.

Awful! First off it took over an hour to get our good delivered and we live less than a mile away. When we finally got our food it was cold and wasn’t worth the wait. I got Mongolian Beef and the beef was like chewing leather and had almost no sauce. Plus there was so many onions I couldn’t even find any beef. My husband got Mongolian Chicken and had the same issues. The Crab Rangoon and it was so dry that when you pulled it part the filling crumbed out. I have never been so disappointed with Chinese food.

This is a hard review, especially after reading what some others have experienced because some of those reviews contain things that mine would. I’m highly surprised that Sean’s review didn’t get a response from the owner on here. Note to business owners: IF YOU GET A BAD REVIEW YOU SHOULD REACH OUT TO THAT REVIEWER. Obviously they had a chance to resolve an issue but didn’t even bother.
I have a feeling this place used to be better because people have talked to me about it for years. It wasn’t until recently that I got around to visiting. I think the times we thought about visiting we didn’t go because there was no parking. This time we specifically went earlier (5pm) for dinner to beat the crowd. I’m glad we did because the parking is terrible and the dining room is about the size of mine at home.
The food: In Omaha it is next to impossible to find soup dishes. I haven’t had authentic Vietnamese or Cantonese anywhere in town. The variety they offer and portion size for the price is bar none FIVE STARS. However, the cook was a little off, especially with the soup taste. I’ve never had it with a taste of curry before, while not bad, it made me think Indian. The dumplings were great, fried rice was good, egg rolls very authentic and fresh.
The service: Initially was terrible. There were two tables taken with customers when we arrived. Once we figured it out it was «seat yourself» we weren’t given menus, water, or even greeted for several minutes. I finally went to the register where several workers were talking and standing around and asked if we could have menus. Soon, the entry way was packed with people for carry out orders and the workers seemed preoccupied with getting them accommodated. Several more minutes later we were finally greeted. Service from here on was good, but had I not been so excited for soup we would have walked out – the voice of reason with me said for us to stay.
I might be back but it will never be during a busy time of day/​evening because I can only imagine how packed that place could be and what a cluster «you know what» it would be.

Unilocal really needs either half stars, or out of 10 stars. Overall, I’d give this place a 4.5÷5 because of the service at times. They sometimes mess up my order even though I’m a regular and order the same things each times. And when it’s busy it can be really slow. Most of the time it’s good.
This is not only a traditional Chinese restaurant, but an authentic one as well, which are the 2 main parts of their menu. To add on to that, they also have dimsum! It doesn’t stop there as they also have some Vietnamese dishes — one of the best tasting Phở in Omaha and probably all of Nebraska. It’s great because you can get a giant bowl to share.
My personal faves are Steam Shrimp Dumpling, Siumai (pork and shrimp dumpling), and a steamed Custard bun that I usually get for dessert, on the dimsum side. Then for the dishes, their Salt/​Pepper Porkchop is always great (tell them to add jalepenos!)
I’ve been frequenting this place now for a few years and it’s always my go-​to for eating out.

Short version: I **broke my tooth** on a rock (yes, rock) in a dumpling and went through two months of hell trying to get the restaurant to pay for it.
Longer version: I loved this place and thought they were the best Chinese restaurant in Omaha. Sure, it’s not the best dim sum I’ve ever had. But it’s hard to beat for Omaha.
So fast forward to my six or seventh visit and I’m biting into a pork/​shrimp dumpling. A god awful sound and pain emanates from my mouth and my girlfriend gives me a look like, «what the hell was that?»
The following happens:
–immediately tell server what happens. She and the owner acknowledge it and take it off the bill.
–I visit a dentist the next day and am told the tooth is freshly cracked.
–I then go through 4 – 6 weeks of back and forth with the restaurant, during which time they accept responsibility and agree to pay my dental bills for the incident
–they miraculously manage to start ignoring my calls after they no show an appointment where they intended to drop a check off to me
–I file to sue them in small claims and have the sheriff serve them papers. I also call the health inspector.
–I quickly receive a call from their insurance agent offering to payout the claim from their end
I’m not a «Oh I slipped and hurt my back. Pay me millions!» opportunist. But I expect people to do right by each other, and I especially expect businesses to make right by their customers when they’ve screwed up. This place completely failed that test and I won’t be back.

This place has a pretty extensive dim sum menu. They were out of a few items when we there on a Saturday night but it wasn’t a big deal as there were so many other items to choose from. The place was pretty busy and service was fine. We ordered a variety of dim sum items including steamed pork dumplings, chicken feet, and sesame balls. We didn’t venture outside our usual dishes and ordered some beef and broccoli general tso chicken. Entrees were good but nothing special. The dim sum is why we’ll return again. I would say probably some of the best dim sum I’ve had since living in NY. Don’t let the fact that the place is small and in a strip mall deter you, they have some great food and service!
They don’t service alcohol but they may or may not be BYOB;)

Very small quaint dinning area. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The best Orange Chicken and Pan Fried Dumplings I have eaten anywhere. The Egg Drop soup and Shrimp Egg Fu Yung were also very good. It was a very pleasant dinning experience and I highly recommend the place.

Being new to town, I am on a mission to identify some favorites to get in the «rotation». Gold Mountain was one of my first stops since it’s near the house and I couldn’t believe I could find dim sum in the area. I won’t go into the typical «west coast dim sum snob routine» but I have to say that this restaurant is a little lacking overall.
I started off with the chicken feet. For just that dish, these were some of the best I have had anywhere or made myself. VERY tender and plumb; the bones disposed easily, the flavor was PERFECT and there was plenty of meat. Next was the steamed pork and shrimp dumpling. Though the dumpling fell apart a bit too much for my liking, the overall taste and quality of the 4 piece dumpling was very good and I would have it again. After this, the meal tailed off quickly. I finished with the deep fried shrimp ball (just average — nothing good or bad) and the spare ribs with black beans sauce (unfortunately missing the sauce and the dish just wasn’t good overall).
I did enjoy the ambiance and the staff was very pleasant. I WILL be going back because the dim sum menu is extensive enough to try again. Also, the regular menu looked nice enough to give it a shot. I hope to increase my rating with future visits.

Best dim sum spot in Omaha. this is coming from a cantonese girl. Yeah that’s right LOL. Trust me! coz I can order all the dim sum dishes w/​o the menu and in cantonese!
Wheeeeeeeeeee! Yay for dimsum skills.
Although not the best I’ve ever had dim sum at (since I have been to Hong Kong and had dim sum there) but it’s pretty good for Omaha. Definitely hits the spot and has the right flavors, textures, and authenticity.
I’m a fan.

Best Dim Sum ever, esp for people who do not like pork/​beef. I filled up on fried shrimp balls, steamed shrimp dumplings, deep fried crabcakes, turnip cakes and sesame balls! Best I’ve had even compared to NYC, LA, SF, & Chicago! Yum!

I didn’t know anything about this place, but saw that it had some great reviews and I only live about 5 minutes away, so a friend and I decided to check it out.
I was a little iffy once we walked in. It’s definitely not a fancy place.
They do have a pretty extensive menu and I didn’t adventure out much on it. The service was great, the prices were very reasonable, and the food was very good, too.
I’m excited to go back and try more.