Had a craving for dim sum so I stopped by. Had seen this place from the outside a couple of weeks ago and made a mental note to visit. Got there and realized they only sell frozen dim sum. Cute little store. They also sell steamers, mini bamboo, silicone microwave, electric. I guess these have if you want to serve others or purchase their dim sum often? There was a young lady behind the counter. She looked up and said to let her know if I needed help. Then left me to check out the freezers with all of the offerings. Unless you have a craving for something specific, take your time looking. There's a large assortment of items you can purchase. Best sellers are marked with a sign to help you decide. I perused the freezers but had two specific items in mind since I had recently eaten them elsewhere and wanted to do a comparison. Picked up a pkg of pan fried turnip cake (6ea) and a stir fried mochi rice ball (3ea). Pkgs have clearer instructions so I decided to follow them exactly to test them out. Turnip cakes instructions said microwave for a minute then pan fry over medium heat until crispy and the instructions were spot on. Used a non-stick pan and didn't need any oil. These tasted very good, worth the crispy outside inside was tender. Brushing the pan with a little oil would have given it the classic fried taste, but it was a cleaner taste without the oil. Next time I'll use a touch of oil to get the best flavor - 4.5/5. Stir fried mochi rice wasn't what I was expecting. Each rice ball was tightly wrapped in plastic wrap and taped. Instructions didn't say whether to remove the wrap before or after microwaving. So I microwaved for one minute, and was able to figure out the wrap was taped. Couldn't have figured it out when it was frozen. I just didn't want to heat the rice ball with the plastic wrap on. I was disappointed that it wasn't the usual l mochi rice ball wrapped in a win ton pi. There was no pi wrapper. But the rice tasted more or less the same, with plenty of dried shrimp and lup cheong pieces - 4/5 because no pi. Overall, taste was good and it was quick to heat from frozen. Quick dim sum meal is you have these in the freezer since you heat from frozen. Need to make your own shoyu mustard or other sauce. Will probably go back and try a few more items. Oh, I didn't notice the sign saying there's a fee to use credit cards where you pay until after I paid. read more

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Clean store with tons of frozen dim sum options. I bought the 4 pack of frozen sticky rice. The instructions on the package are easy to follow. You can either steam or microwave the dim sum. At home I microwaved my sticky rice for 4 minutes. The sticky rice was fragrant and came off the lotus wrap easily. It was full of pork stuffing and flavorful. I hope to go back and try other frozen options. read more

Go-Go mix is an amazing new find for people who loves dim sum, or anyone who wants fresh homemade food on the table quickly! It's particularly useful for people who need a freezer meal, such as those postpartum or recovering from an illness. It's the perfect food meal to bring by for someone that you love, they can eat it immediately or save it for later. Ideally many of these items should be steamed, some boiled or baked, so if you have a steamer setup at home that would be perfect. The storefront is small but clean and well stocked with many different freezers and items. Certain dim sum items fare better when reheated or steamed after being frozen. I've been here twice now and my favorite items have been: pork/shrimp siu mai (generous portions of meat, steams really well, super juicy), pork and shrimp wontons (they taste very similar to their siu mai, except you have to boil them, which is a bit easier than setting up a steamer), lotus leaf sticky rice (The savory pork filling against the tender sticky rice is so good, and the fragrance of the lotus leaf!), egg tarts (surprisingly delicious after being baked from frozen!). Items I thought were just okay, probably would not get again: pork and chive wonton (there was a generous amount of filling, but it didn't really meld well), look fun (I knew it would not steam well, but had to try it once!), three treasures (again, I knew the tofu would not reheat well, but the flavor was very good!). Will definitely return many times to restock on favorites and try new items, and to purchase meals for new moms or people recovering from illnesses. read more

Go Go Mix - Menu 4/19/26 - Convenience Stores Near Me - Aiea, Hawaii

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Brand new clean store that sell "To Go" frozen Dim Sum!! I love dim sum for many occasions ! Jus take it home and put it in a steamer and BAM YOU GOT RESTUARANT STYLE DIM SUM read more

Go Go Mix - Siu Mai w/shrimp Half moon Har gao - Convenience Stores Near Me - Aiea, Hawaii

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I stopped by and purchased some frozen dim sum. They were just opened 6 days. The frozen dim sum is from Yung Yee Kee who are located in Ala Moana Center food court close to Macy's. I steamed some but should have covered them in the steamer so they do not collect too much water. They were still tasty. My questions were answered and staff was friendly. read more

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Recommending this place to all dim sum lovers. This is the new way to go when it comes to eating tasty dim sum. Go Go Mix sells near restaurant-quality dim sum at a much lower cost than eating at a restaurant. Recently, dim sum prices at restaurants have gotten out of control. Some places are now selling 3 shui mai for $7.50. That is $2.50 for 1 piece of shui mai, which is absolutely ridiculous. Meanwhile, at Go Go Mix, you can get 25 shui mai for $23. That comes out to $0.92 per shui mai. Love that. However, the shui mai could use a little more fat. It is a bit leaner than the restaurant version. Also, the Half Moon does not quite taste right. Typically, Half Moon has peanuts or that very strong Half Moon aroma, but it is missing here. Hopefully, the chef can experiment more with the recipe and improve it. I will update this from a 4 star to a 5 star once I see improvements. read more

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Gogo Mix provides a variety of dim sum. I really enjoy the delicious sticky rice in Lotus Leaf...it's a meal in itself! Dim sum at home is easy prep. read more

When I first saw Go Go Mix open, I thought that is a great concept. You can pick from a wide selection of frozen dim sum and take it home to steam and enjoy. I knew I would try this business out sooner or later. I finally made a purchase and would steam them at my son's house for the Super Bowl. Each pack has reheating instructions labeled on it. I chose the char siu bao, pork hash dumplings and soup dumplings. I probably won't return because I imagined the same quality as dim sum restaurants. The char siu bao looked yummy but I was disappointed at sparse amount of filling in it. Too bad because the flavor was good. Next, the soup dumplings were a total disaster. I couldn't get the dumplings out of the steamer without breaking the pi. The pi was pretty gummy after cooking. The pork hash dumplings were the best, and they were just OK. I may have to go to Chinatown soon to get my fix of good dim sum. read more

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Didn't even know this place existed. It's great to know that my favorite go-to dishes are all in one convenient and less crowded place when I feel the craving to eat them read more

Like it where I can warm up the items I like to eat. And the east can be frozen for late. And I don't have to go town to eat dim sum.

When your craving dim sum but it's too late in the afternoon to go to your favorite dim sum location in China town or your craving dim sum late at night well GO GO MIX has it for you; steam char siu manapua or pork hash or egg custard (just need to bake it). A lot of their items can be microwave but steam in your rice cooker basket is best. read more

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I miss the YYK location, but this kind of scratches the itch. This will not match fresh at the restaurant, but it is solid option for a frozen take home option. The layout is simple with freezers on both sides and there is someone at the register that can help answer your questions. read more

Dim sum Taste Good! Will come back for more! Freezer was well stocked. Near Aiea McDonald's read more

Go Go Mix - Frozen Dim Sum Menu - Convenience Stores Near Me - Aiea, Hawaii

It is a very good place to buy restaurant-quality dimsum, especially when you have a craving and you do not have the time to drive or get to town. The employee there was smiling and able to finalize my purchase. I got 2 packs of chicken feet, 1 pack of siu mai and 1 pack of shrimp dumplings (fried). The place was also clean, and everything looked organized. They had some new things out such as meat balls and roast pork since the last time I went. read more

Friendly service, dim sum options were varied and reheated well. They must flash freeze the food as the bok choy in the chow mein noodles still had its texture. The noodles weren't as firm as I would've liked, but they weren't mushy either. I don't know if it is the type of noodle they use or just a result of the process. Regardless, I'd buy it again. The shu mai, garlic fried rice, half moon, and noodles all had very good flavor. The bean curd roll itself was tasty. Preferred it with chili oil rather than the sauce they included. Quick, yummy dinner for those busy weeknights. The fried rice seemed to have a lot of MSG, so just a heads up for those that have allergies. read more

A great variety of dim sum favorites. Easy instructions on how to heat. We tried several. The mochi sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf was my favorite. My husband liked the shrimp with chives best. The prices are reasonable. Much less expensive than going to Chinatown. read more

very easy to make! perfect for a quick meal or having friends over. just threw it in bamboo steamer with paper liner. Agree with other reviews that the soup dumpings were difficult... maybe I should have made it in a ceramic bowl? The siu mai, char siu bao, bean curd roll, and har gao turned out the best. the half moon was a very thick pi (skin) and fell a part a bit. hopefuly next time taro will be in stock. almost surprisingly, the jin dui, egg custard buns and the dan ta turned out great! It was also nice to have things to make in the oven rather than everything on the stove. It's all a little salty, but that's expected for dim sum. But great for the conveinence and beats waiting with crowds! read more