This place is a mom/pop shop striving to service the community with good ole' Filipino snacks and food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Disabled Vlogger
Grocery store or bakery?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joshua Alexander
Excellent service and selection ? ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
meliza b.
Delicious ube goods and puto! Definitely always snagging the siopao and the pan de sal!!
J RoH
The male owner of this shop is the rudest person I’ve had to deal with. He is old school Filipino and has no idea about customer service. Today he yelled at me as I was knocking to enter because the door was locked. Apparently it needed to be pulled hard. The yelling and the way he has spoken to me during prior visits has finally made me decide to not come back.
Anne W.
Got the ube bread to try and it was as expected. I feel the bread was slightly on the denser side and not super fresh but it wasn't bad. Might be back to try some other stuff like the lumpia and the Filipino snacks they have. The cashier today was the old man and he seemed fine, not grouchy so I didn't have any issues with customer service. (We only had a brief exchange though.)
JL T.
Bought palitaw! Got home and was excited to eat only to be surprised that it had mold on it. Yuck!! Not only this but the okd lady that works here is soo rude that Im surprised they're still in business with this attitude!
Mark O.
Very friendly. I visit the store as often as I can. It feels like being back home. Make sure that you ask for daily specials on their ready-to-eat foods.
Trang F.
We have been coming here for the past 4 years, at least once a month when we crave roasted pork Filipino style (lechon, seasoned with salt mainly), which to me (being non-Filipino) is different than the one offered at the Chinese restaurant (seasoned with five-spice). And then there's the pancit palabok, my second favorite Filipino dish. IMO they make the best pancit palabok in AZ. How good you ask? Good enough for my Filipino mother-in-law to freeze and fly home with to OH! You must like shrimp to enjoy this dish though. I won't be redundant and mention how unfriendly the owners are, because it's true and it's unfortunate cuz it would not kill them to be nice, would it? I appreciate having a small business owner that gets at least one thing right, hence, the 4 stars, but it really should be 3 because of service and not much ambiance.
Stopped by this little bakeshop with two of my friends after having lunch next door. I was excited to see so many of the candies, snacks, and treats I grew up eating. They also had ready-to-eat meals and desserts.I went a little crazy since I hadn't had some of these items in a while. I purchased my favorite chocolate, a couple bags of chips, and a few desserts. My friends also bought a few things. The snacks were nostalgic and the desserts were good. I would return.
J. T.
I came from out of town and saw that they carry pork hopia online. I've been craving these for a while as the Filipino store in our town had closed down during the pandemic. I called to see if they have it and if they'll be open for Labor Day. The staff on the phone said no so I tried getting my family out of the hotel and asked the lady if they can wait for me. They were closing but was kind enough to wait for me for few minutes. I came for pork hopia but saw a lot of delicacies there. I've been eating them since yesterday. They were fresh and delicious. Pork hopia and ube! Sweet rice was good, I haven't tried the monggo and the rest of the food yet. I did not try their lechon but hopefully the negative reviews won't scare the other customers from trying their delicacies. The staffs in the front/cashier who asked another lady who was readying to go home, had actually put her bag down to help me carry the stuffs I bought. They were courteous, kind, and very helpful to me. Above all the food I bought were delicious and fresh! I wish I could frequent their place if only I live in Chandler, Arizona! Thanks Heavenly Bakeshop for satisfying my cravings! :D
Robert Fournier
Lechon!
Aimee R.
Food is good, esp. Pancit Palabok, but the owners seem to be in bad mood all the time. Not friendly at all. I tried to ditch them a few times but I miss their Palabok. :-D Owners should retire and pass this place on to younger people who can do good customer service.
Alex Tuazon
Their lechon is turning to a nightmare since the old lady owner died ( R.I.P) . I believe they are selling old lechon and re heating it and turn like dried lechon. I am letting the customer knows beware of their lechon.
This place is a mom/pop shop striving to service the community with good ole' Filipino snacks and food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Grocery store or bakery?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Excellent service and selection ? ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious ube goods and puto! Definitely always snagging the siopao and the pan de sal!!
The male owner of this shop is the rudest person I’ve had to deal with. He is old school Filipino and has no idea about customer service. Today he yelled at me as I was knocking to enter because the door was locked. Apparently it needed to be pulled hard. The yelling and the way he has spoken to me during prior visits has finally made me decide to not come back.
Got the ube bread to try and it was as expected. I feel the bread was slightly on the denser side and not super fresh but it wasn't bad. Might be back to try some other stuff like the lumpia and the Filipino snacks they have. The cashier today was the old man and he seemed fine, not grouchy so I didn't have any issues with customer service. (We only had a brief exchange though.)
Bought palitaw! Got home and was excited to eat only to be surprised that it had mold on it. Yuck!! Not only this but the okd lady that works here is soo rude that Im surprised they're still in business with this attitude!
Very friendly. I visit the store as often as I can. It feels like being back home. Make sure that you ask for daily specials on their ready-to-eat foods.
We have been coming here for the past 4 years, at least once a month when we crave roasted pork Filipino style (lechon, seasoned with salt mainly), which to me (being non-Filipino) is different than the one offered at the Chinese restaurant (seasoned with five-spice). And then there's the pancit palabok, my second favorite Filipino dish. IMO they make the best pancit palabok in AZ. How good you ask? Good enough for my Filipino mother-in-law to freeze and fly home with to OH! You must like shrimp to enjoy this dish though. I won't be redundant and mention how unfriendly the owners are, because it's true and it's unfortunate cuz it would not kill them to be nice, would it? I appreciate having a small business owner that gets at least one thing right, hence, the 4 stars, but it really should be 3 because of service and not much ambiance.
Great home made options, salamat
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Stopped by this little bakeshop with two of my friends after having lunch next door. I was excited to see so many of the candies, snacks, and treats I grew up eating. They also had ready-to-eat meals and desserts.I went a little crazy since I hadn't had some of these items in a while. I purchased my favorite chocolate, a couple bags of chips, and a few desserts. My friends also bought a few things. The snacks were nostalgic and the desserts were good. I would return.
I came from out of town and saw that they carry pork hopia online. I've been craving these for a while as the Filipino store in our town had closed down during the pandemic. I called to see if they have it and if they'll be open for Labor Day. The staff on the phone said no so I tried getting my family out of the hotel and asked the lady if they can wait for me. They were closing but was kind enough to wait for me for few minutes. I came for pork hopia but saw a lot of delicacies there. I've been eating them since yesterday. They were fresh and delicious. Pork hopia and ube! Sweet rice was good, I haven't tried the monggo and the rest of the food yet. I did not try their lechon but hopefully the negative reviews won't scare the other customers from trying their delicacies. The staffs in the front/cashier who asked another lady who was readying to go home, had actually put her bag down to help me carry the stuffs I bought. They were courteous, kind, and very helpful to me. Above all the food I bought were delicious and fresh! I wish I could frequent their place if only I live in Chandler, Arizona! Thanks Heavenly Bakeshop for satisfying my cravings! :D
Lechon!
Food is good, esp. Pancit Palabok, but the owners seem to be in bad mood all the time. Not friendly at all. I tried to ditch them a few times but I miss their Palabok. :-D Owners should retire and pass this place on to younger people who can do good customer service.
Their lechon is turning to a nightmare since the old lady owner died ( R.I.P) . I believe they are selling old lechon and re heating it and turn like dried lechon. I am letting the customer knows beware of their lechon.