My kids love the pandeube, bibingka, eggrolls, empanada, and chicken roll. Great for school lunches or work.
Chong Yun
I have been going to this bakery for a long time. I like to buy bread from the bakerybecause they don't put preservatives and they are fresh and soft bread.I know the owner and all the employees who work there. Last week, I went to the bakery to buy sweet bread.They are located in Carson Bonita Plaza shopping Mall. They had a huge parking lot so I didn't have problems finding a parking space.When I went there, it was early in the morning so they were baking all kinds of flavors of bread.I walked inside of bakery and I smelled cinnamon & coconut bread.This bakery specialized in Philippino bread. The owner was from the Philippines. I love their sweet bread. One lady greeted me with a smile. She was friendly and knowledgeableabout their bread. I bought my favorite Mongo bread & a loaf of white bread.For my drink, I got a bottle of mango juice.And I came home and I ate my Mongo bread.It was sumptuous! I loved to eat tastyfreshly baked bread.Anyway, if you want to try freshly baked bread with no preservatives, this bakery is the right place.I recommend this bakery because theyopen 7 days a week from 7 AM-7 PM.Therefore, you can have fresh bread every day. Also, they have excellent services.
Ryna D.
Pretty good bakery for Filipino goods. I wouldn't have known about this bakery if not for Fiesta Barbecue and Bibingka that's located in the same strip. While I was waiting for my food at Fiesta Barbecue, I decided to step into Jbj's bakery and check them out. Get whatever is fresh out of their ovens or fryer. The ukoy, lumpia, and turon all make for great snacks. I've also gotten different things from their fridge or prepared foods section.
Jennifer Velasco
Delicious breads and pastries
Trisha Smith
My grandkids love their empanadas and cheese rolls. Spotless clean plus nice staff.
Rob Bullet
once in a while..we missed eating our comfort foods, miryenda as we call it
Akemi I.
Been to this place twice when visiting my doctor next door. I've had their Hopia hapon, ube/cheese pan de sal and pan de ube which were all good. I wouldn't say this was a place to go out of your way for but if I'm the area and want some Filipino baked goods then it's good. There are no prices listed anywhere though for anything which is a bit annoying but there's a sign that's says you will get charged $0.75 for any purchase if you use a credit card other than cash.The Hopia hapon is $4 each so that's like $1 per in a package for reference. It's a bit pricey so take it as you will. And when I bought the pan de ube, Hopia hapon, and ube cheese pan de sal my total was $11-$12. I've been to Red Ribbon Bakeshop and it was cheaper, so I'd recommend that place over this one if I'm being honest
Bernadette V.
Expiration date supposedly to be at 2/16, How come there's mold on the bread please please check the date and be careful
Delicious pan de sal with large rolls. Easy to park and visit the bakery. I want to try their other pastries next!
Andy N.
I only went here because I was waiting for my food at Poke Etc a few doors down. When I walked inside I saw the bread section against the wall. And I started grabbing things! Got the pan de sal bag. Pan De ube. Some jelly looking item. And the coconut puto. I didn't get to eat it till I got home. And then I started eating the bread at home by itself. Made sandwiches with it. Gave some to my kids. I cleared it all out. So good!
Bianca G.
Went to this store 9/27/22 to try their halo halo. I saw that they also sell variety of macarons. I told the cashier (maybe late 40s to early 50s. Filipina. Shoulder length hair) that i want 1PIECE of ube macaron. while she was charging me there was a bum that went inside the store. The store is so tiny that the bum is literally behind me and the other customer. The cashier doesn't look like she's gonna do anything so I am watching my back the whole time and just scanned my apple pay. Then I saw her put 1 tray of ube macaron in my bag. I told her that I just only wanted one and the whole tray. She told me that I said one and either way she cant make a refund. The ube macaron doesnt even taste like ube. Halo halo is good but customer service 0/10. Idk if shes just lazy or what. Wasted my $15.
Jason B
Empanadas!
Dionisio G.
They have super good kepeng and the hopia taste is okay not super good and looks dull not attractive. Place looks very clean that's why I gave them 4 stars.
Eggrolls and okoys are always fresh and ready to go. People behind the counter are very nice and accommodating.
Parking: No problem on parkingKid-friendliness: Friendly staff
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hopia Baboy, Okoy and Turon, Ube Halaya, Leche Flan, Spanish Bread, Tuna Spread, Lumpia, Ensaymada
My kids love the pandeube, bibingka, eggrolls, empanada, and chicken roll. Great for school lunches or work.
I have been going to this bakery for a long time. I like to buy bread from the bakerybecause they don't put preservatives and they are fresh and soft bread.I know the owner and all the employees who work there. Last week, I went to the bakery to buy sweet bread.They are located in Carson Bonita Plaza shopping Mall. They had a huge parking lot so I didn't have problems finding a parking space.When I went there, it was early in the morning so they were baking all kinds of flavors of bread.I walked inside of bakery and I smelled cinnamon & coconut bread.This bakery specialized in Philippino bread. The owner was from the Philippines. I love their sweet bread. One lady greeted me with a smile. She was friendly and knowledgeableabout their bread. I bought my favorite Mongo bread & a loaf of white bread.For my drink, I got a bottle of mango juice.And I came home and I ate my Mongo bread.It was sumptuous! I loved to eat tastyfreshly baked bread.Anyway, if you want to try freshly baked bread with no preservatives, this bakery is the right place.I recommend this bakery because theyopen 7 days a week from 7 AM-7 PM.Therefore, you can have fresh bread every day. Also, they have excellent services.
Pretty good bakery for Filipino goods. I wouldn't have known about this bakery if not for Fiesta Barbecue and Bibingka that's located in the same strip. While I was waiting for my food at Fiesta Barbecue, I decided to step into Jbj's bakery and check them out. Get whatever is fresh out of their ovens or fryer. The ukoy, lumpia, and turon all make for great snacks. I've also gotten different things from their fridge or prepared foods section.
Delicious breads and pastries
My grandkids love their empanadas and cheese rolls. Spotless clean plus nice staff.
once in a while..we missed eating our comfort foods, miryenda as we call it
Been to this place twice when visiting my doctor next door. I've had their Hopia hapon, ube/cheese pan de sal and pan de ube which were all good. I wouldn't say this was a place to go out of your way for but if I'm the area and want some Filipino baked goods then it's good. There are no prices listed anywhere though for anything which is a bit annoying but there's a sign that's says you will get charged $0.75 for any purchase if you use a credit card other than cash.The Hopia hapon is $4 each so that's like $1 per in a package for reference. It's a bit pricey so take it as you will. And when I bought the pan de ube, Hopia hapon, and ube cheese pan de sal my total was $11-$12. I've been to Red Ribbon Bakeshop and it was cheaper, so I'd recommend that place over this one if I'm being honest
Expiration date supposedly to be at 2/16, How come there's mold on the bread please please check the date and be careful
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious pan de sal with large rolls. Easy to park and visit the bakery. I want to try their other pastries next!
I only went here because I was waiting for my food at Poke Etc a few doors down. When I walked inside I saw the bread section against the wall. And I started grabbing things! Got the pan de sal bag. Pan De ube. Some jelly looking item. And the coconut puto. I didn't get to eat it till I got home. And then I started eating the bread at home by itself. Made sandwiches with it. Gave some to my kids. I cleared it all out. So good!
Went to this store 9/27/22 to try their halo halo. I saw that they also sell variety of macarons. I told the cashier (maybe late 40s to early 50s. Filipina. Shoulder length hair) that i want 1PIECE of ube macaron. while she was charging me there was a bum that went inside the store. The store is so tiny that the bum is literally behind me and the other customer. The cashier doesn't look like she's gonna do anything so I am watching my back the whole time and just scanned my apple pay. Then I saw her put 1 tray of ube macaron in my bag. I told her that I just only wanted one and the whole tray. She told me that I said one and either way she cant make a refund. The ube macaron doesnt even taste like ube. Halo halo is good but customer service 0/10. Idk if shes just lazy or what. Wasted my $15.
Empanadas!
They have super good kepeng and the hopia taste is okay not super good and looks dull not attractive. Place looks very clean that's why I gave them 4 stars.