The employees here are more courteous than their store branch on South Street, Cerritos where in 2 occasions we were met by rude cashiers.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Verna Garcia
Their ukoy before was so good but now… 1 piece is almost nothing! It’s like for the sake to make 1 piece - there’s just a. very small portion of the vegetable.. super thin!!! I will noy recommend them anymore to my relatives and friends to whom I recommended before. All our parties - we order here but not anymore! Not worth it!!!!
Food: 1
Tony Estrada
Friendly staff and a diverse assortment of food. Freshly baked breads and goods.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries
robert blumschein
They treat you like family and their food is awee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries, Lumpia
albert buhion
The best food
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anique Evans
I love this place...The Chicken Chicharons are delicious...the Lumpias taste good and there bakery items are sooooo good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries, Lumpia
Reyn Montenegro
They have good food and bread. I like all their food. Mostly their shrimp camaron, palabok and siomai. Their breads are good too, and their pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Palabok
RC
Been visiting several times now and they have a good variety of Filipino baked goods, snacks and sweets. When fresh, the ube bread is really good. The various flavors of sans rival are also good along with the really dense and cheesy cupcakes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries
244guillermos
Nice Filipino bakeshop with a different touch and taste. Your bread are good, well done sweet bread done through sponge dough process. Nice to feel and taste of home here in LA. Your pan de sal and ensaimada are really good. Your counter crew are so nice and warmth, from neighboring Capiz? Thanks for everything.
L V
There are a lot of good things here but unfortunately the woman working today was wearing perfume so the prepared hot foods she packed up for us reeked (and tasted!) of her perfume. It made all the wrappers and bag stink too. That’s one of my biggest pet peeves because I hate chemicals and fragrance so I throw out anything that smells and/or tastes like perfume, body lotion, etc because that’s just gross. Similarly, anything in the hot foods case near the register picks up an odor that you can taste in the dough of hopia and empanada.. its hard to describe (kind of soapy) but it makes things taste way off.I waste money every time I have to throw away a contaminated purchase. Food workers who wear these toxins should be more considerate of customers like me with multiple chemical sensitivity.. we actually get sick from things like perfume. I don’t even want to know if she actually baked or prepared food too because yuck. As a reviewer mentioned on Yelp her purchase tasted like cleaning solution and that was the case with my sans rival slice too (the odor went through the foil and plastic wrap to the cake so in the trash it went). I don’t know if the workers understand the products taste disgusting and can make people sick if they aren’t careful with chemicals near the food. It’s happened in the past too but these examples are recent. Food service workers are usually told not to wear scented products and I suggest they establish that policy here too.Employees are hit or miss. The young man with a mask at the register isn’t friendly nor is the woman in her late 30s or early 40s who is thin with round eyes and has what appears to be a permanent frown. That young woman also makes me anxious because she’s impatient, almost hyper and put extra stuff in our order we didn’t ask for then charged us for them. She makes me really uncomfortable and I miss the older women who are usually there. I don’t know if adding extra stuff was on purpose (probably because she kept trying to upsell us) or not because she doesn’t seem to speak English well.If things don’t smell or taste like chemicals from perfume and cleaning products this bakery is the best in the area. I like the ube yema roll, stuffed pan de sal, bola bola siopao, turon, any ensymada, chicken empanada, any mamon, yema, pinipig or crunchy polvoron, diniguan, halo-halo, cheese roll and any hopia. I DID NOT enjoy the pancit malabon (not enough flavor), pastillas (too hard / dense) or camaron relleno (weird small pieces and thick batter). I also ordered a ube cheese cupcake and the cheese was disgusting.. it was very hard, stale and stringy so I’m not sure if the pastry was old or if the cheese was burnt during baking. Also the prices are a little expensive but prices are high everywhere from inflation.
I've never been to a Filipino bakery before, but I am impressed! I grabbed a few things, and everything was absolutely tasty! My babies and I loved the cream cheese ensaimada; so much so that we finished it before leaving our parking spot, so I had to go back and get another one before we hit the road. They have cakes, breads, some hot food, nuts, drinks, and so much more. We got a few hot foods such as a huge vegetable egg roll thing; im not sure the exact name, but they were huge, crispy, and really good. The filling had carrots, potatoes, cabbage, and other goodies. Something that I also got and was absolutely great was the shrimp rellano. It was two shrimps coated in a pork and shrimp mixture that had some vegetables. They are served with sweet chili sauce, and oh my goodness, were they good. I also grabbed a few more of these on my return for the second cream cheese ensaimada. This place was very busy; the phone constantly rang, and people came in every few seconds to place an order for lumpia. I didn't place an order, but I will soon because I love lumpia, and this place was absolutely sensational. A lady even put an order of $400 worth of lumpia! So I'll trust the local people because they seem to know what a gem thi place is.
Angeles M
They have a large variety of baked goods, special candies, “hot” street foods and prepared foods to go in the refrigerators so check out every wall because it’s packed with goodies. Also, the sweetest, most helpful lady works here.. since I didn’t get her name she’s a petite Filipina auntie with kind eyes, high cheekbones and longer hair. I can confirm they DO take credit card (not sure about the review below and it should be removed since that will scare customers away). You really can’t go wrong with anything here and the prices are fair. I love this place!
Lorna Alilain
The best pancit MALABON ever. Girls in the store puro mabait and Brian too! Highly-rated! Highly recommended!
TheBabesAndTheBubs
Great Filipino bakery, been coming here for years with friends. Their empanadas are small and delicious, the right amount of goodness. If you want to order a large batch, call ahead of time which I've done on many occasions for work/friend parties. They have other treats, both off the shelves and refrigerated. They have a friendly staff, doesn't matter if you're Filipino or not.
The employees here are more courteous than their store branch on South Street, Cerritos where in 2 occasions we were met by rude cashiers.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Their ukoy before was so good but now… 1 piece is almost nothing! It’s like for the sake to make 1 piece - there’s just a. very small portion of the vegetable.. super thin!!! I will noy recommend them anymore to my relatives and friends to whom I recommended before. All our parties - we order here but not anymore! Not worth it!!!!
Food: 1
Friendly staff and a diverse assortment of food. Freshly baked breads and goods.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries
They treat you like family and their food is awee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries, Lumpia
The best food
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love this place...The Chicken Chicharons are delicious...the Lumpias taste good and there bakery items are sooooo good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries, Lumpia
They have good food and bread. I like all their food. Mostly their shrimp camaron, palabok and siomai. Their breads are good too, and their pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Palabok
Been visiting several times now and they have a good variety of Filipino baked goods, snacks and sweets. When fresh, the ube bread is really good. The various flavors of sans rival are also good along with the really dense and cheesy cupcakes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Pastries
Nice Filipino bakeshop with a different touch and taste. Your bread are good, well done sweet bread done through sponge dough process. Nice to feel and taste of home here in LA. Your pan de sal and ensaimada are really good. Your counter crew are so nice and warmth, from neighboring Capiz? Thanks for everything.
There are a lot of good things here but unfortunately the woman working today was wearing perfume so the prepared hot foods she packed up for us reeked (and tasted!) of her perfume. It made all the wrappers and bag stink too. That’s one of my biggest pet peeves because I hate chemicals and fragrance so I throw out anything that smells and/or tastes like perfume, body lotion, etc because that’s just gross. Similarly, anything in the hot foods case near the register picks up an odor that you can taste in the dough of hopia and empanada.. its hard to describe (kind of soapy) but it makes things taste way off.I waste money every time I have to throw away a contaminated purchase. Food workers who wear these toxins should be more considerate of customers like me with multiple chemical sensitivity.. we actually get sick from things like perfume. I don’t even want to know if she actually baked or prepared food too because yuck. As a reviewer mentioned on Yelp her purchase tasted like cleaning solution and that was the case with my sans rival slice too (the odor went through the foil and plastic wrap to the cake so in the trash it went). I don’t know if the workers understand the products taste disgusting and can make people sick if they aren’t careful with chemicals near the food. It’s happened in the past too but these examples are recent. Food service workers are usually told not to wear scented products and I suggest they establish that policy here too.Employees are hit or miss. The young man with a mask at the register isn’t friendly nor is the woman in her late 30s or early 40s who is thin with round eyes and has what appears to be a permanent frown. That young woman also makes me anxious because she’s impatient, almost hyper and put extra stuff in our order we didn’t ask for then charged us for them. She makes me really uncomfortable and I miss the older women who are usually there. I don’t know if adding extra stuff was on purpose (probably because she kept trying to upsell us) or not because she doesn’t seem to speak English well.If things don’t smell or taste like chemicals from perfume and cleaning products this bakery is the best in the area. I like the ube yema roll, stuffed pan de sal, bola bola siopao, turon, any ensymada, chicken empanada, any mamon, yema, pinipig or crunchy polvoron, diniguan, halo-halo, cheese roll and any hopia. I DID NOT enjoy the pancit malabon (not enough flavor), pastillas (too hard / dense) or camaron relleno (weird small pieces and thick batter). I also ordered a ube cheese cupcake and the cheese was disgusting.. it was very hard, stale and stringy so I’m not sure if the pastry was old or if the cheese was burnt during baking. Also the prices are a little expensive but prices are high everywhere from inflation.
Restaurantji Recommends
love it a great place excelent food
I've never been to a Filipino bakery before, but I am impressed! I grabbed a few things, and everything was absolutely tasty! My babies and I loved the cream cheese ensaimada; so much so that we finished it before leaving our parking spot, so I had to go back and get another one before we hit the road. They have cakes, breads, some hot food, nuts, drinks, and so much more. We got a few hot foods such as a huge vegetable egg roll thing; im not sure the exact name, but they were huge, crispy, and really good. The filling had carrots, potatoes, cabbage, and other goodies. Something that I also got and was absolutely great was the shrimp rellano. It was two shrimps coated in a pork and shrimp mixture that had some vegetables. They are served with sweet chili sauce, and oh my goodness, were they good. I also grabbed a few more of these on my return for the second cream cheese ensaimada. This place was very busy; the phone constantly rang, and people came in every few seconds to place an order for lumpia. I didn't place an order, but I will soon because I love lumpia, and this place was absolutely sensational. A lady even put an order of $400 worth of lumpia! So I'll trust the local people because they seem to know what a gem thi place is.
They have a large variety of baked goods, special candies, “hot” street foods and prepared foods to go in the refrigerators so check out every wall because it’s packed with goodies. Also, the sweetest, most helpful lady works here.. since I didn’t get her name she’s a petite Filipina auntie with kind eyes, high cheekbones and longer hair. I can confirm they DO take credit card (not sure about the review below and it should be removed since that will scare customers away). You really can’t go wrong with anything here and the prices are fair. I love this place!
The best pancit MALABON ever. Girls in the store puro mabait and Brian too! Highly-rated! Highly recommended!
Great Filipino bakery, been coming here for years with friends. Their empanadas are small and delicious, the right amount of goodness. If you want to order a large batch, call ahead of time which I've done on many occasions for work/friend parties. They have other treats, both off the shelves and refrigerated. They have a friendly staff, doesn't matter if you're Filipino or not.
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