Gold Tree Bakery

Jung L.‘s info is correct. That’s the number I used to order.
This isn’t a typical store. It feels more like a whole sale store. She won’t even open the door for you unless you have pre-​ordered.
If you don’t speak some form of Chinese then you’ll have a tough time ordering from this place. It’s best to find a friend who speaks some form of Chinese and order it for you.
If you’re into the Chinese Bun’s then you’ll want to try this place out. These are the White Steamed Buns, not the Golden Brown Bakery Buns.

My friends like the food from Gold Tree so we did a group buy to get free delivery. The food is okay. However, the first time I ordered the chicken noodle soup with uncooked noodle on the side but they forgot to include the noodle. So I used my own noodle instead. I thought they forgot because our order was large.
Recently, another friend organized another group. I ordered the chicken noodle soup with uncooked noodle on the side again. The noodle was missing again. My friend contacted the owner and the owner said she just left the uncooked noodle in the store. The order this time was not big so. I feel the store is not very honest for making the same mistake over and over. My friends who also ordered chicken noodle soup with uncooked noodle side also did not get the uncooked noodle. If this was a mistake and Gold Tree was truly sorry, they could have delivered the uncooked noodle once they know it was missing — the store was only 10 minutes from my friend’s house.
If you want to buy anything from them, remember to check everything.

Need to call ahead to have the fresh bun ready for you to consume.
my favorite pork steamed bun no 1 on the menu $ 9 for dozen. (freeze the rest)
Vege buns are very awesome also.
She stays open very small window of time but worth the trouble.
Buns are so good. I am Korean and the steamed bread tastes and smell just like Korean street vendor Ho-​Bhang Smell. MMMM (–_​-​);;;
Hours are Wed-​Sat 8am-3:30pm
phone number 408 242 4790
email
I just called
Never have tried the email yet.
Can’t just show up there you MUST call ahead im order to have your food ready.
I say if you want them the same day call ahead in the morning and pick them up in the afternoon. Smile~

I was excited to find them and wanted to place the order. They told me I need to wait for 3 days for 12 pork buns. I thought I suppose to get them the next day? The lady on the phone was not friendly either.

Buns buns and more buns! My mom has been ordering from this place for years and their buns are delicious!
They also have really yummy beef noodle soup and Chinese Tamales (bamboo wrapped sticky rice).
The buns here freeze really well and reheat up easily. I love the pork ones… MMMMmmm…
They do delivery when you order a large amount of food.

Delicious Taiwanese food! My Taiwanese mother and auntie approve :) We ordered #23 Taiwanese shrimp dried noodles — comes with thin noodles, mixed with small amounts of veggies and shrimp and mixed in a sauce. We’ve also bought all types of buns and they are amazing! Tastes just like the buns that you get on the streets in Taiwan. We are a bun-​loving family!

I like their foods. Though not some fancy dishes, there are making quite delicious and authentic Taiwanese local/​street foods. So, when I miss my home town dishes, I will definitely stop by Goldtree. But one thing is that they only take orders and typically no walk-​ins. But if you are lucky, you might get something. Like me today!

This place has the best Taiwanese food by far. They offer a lot of different types of food which includes steamed pork buns, veggie buns, beef noodle soup, egg rolls, egg salad and many more! I love their zhong zhi (sp)…it’s by far the best… it’s SO good. They make everything fresh, so to order, you’ll have to call ahead of time.
I usually order a lot of buns, beef noodle soup and zhong zhi… and I freeze them. They last for awhile and when I get hungry, I just heat them up in the microwave. They’re so yummy!

The best place to get Taiwanese buns and other dishes… A few of my favorites: veggie buns, carrot bun, won tons, egg rolls, cold noodle, spicy beef noodle soup, beancurd, and seaweed! YUMMY!
Everything is made fresh so you have to call ahead of time to order. They also do catering for company parties, red egg parties, and other social events.
They speak English, Japanese, Mandarin and Taiwanese.

If you ever get the craving for Taiwanese buns, this is the place to get them.
They make things fresh to order so you’ll have to order a head of time, but it is so yummy to have in the fridge or freezer. I love the carrot buns and pork buns.
They also have great beef noodle soup with different side dishes like seaweed, beancurd or sliced beef. YUM YUM!

To all bun lovers, this bakery is one hidden gem…
They get business by word of mouth and cater to Japanese and mandarin speaking customers. You have to order at least a day in advance, and they’ll let you know when to come pick up since they only open at certain hours.
I LOVE the veggie buns, the pork buns are not bad either. Have yet to try other items on the menu. Buns are sold by the dozen, best eaten when they are fresh off the rack!
I’m holding off on the last star rating until they cater to Cantonese or English speaking customers.

Do you like Buns? Small ones? Big ones? Firm ones and Soft ones? I love buns!
Thanks to Caroline S. She turned me on to these buns from Gold Tree Bakery. Well in Chinese they would be «Bao» They have very good Veggie and Pork Buns. For the price it was not to bad a dozen for 9 bucks. The Veggie one are filled with tofu, glass noodles, and veggies and the Pork one is filled with pork and veggies. The buns are great and oh so soft. Put them in the microwave for a less than a min and a perfect snack or breakfast.
They speak Mandarin and Japanese and there is a menu of other different items to order. I have tired there «Jon» its is the sticky rice wrap around leaves and there is usually a filling of meat and mushrooms in the middle too. Those where not bad either. I plan to place an order soon and enjoy more delicious buns.