The pandesal is the BEST from all of the places I've tried. From Eglinton to Lawrence to Wilson. The size of the bread itself is a bit bigger than other Filipino bakeries.Warm it up in the oven, the smell of bread will fill your kitchen. When you break into the crusty bread for the soft and chewy inside it's so good. The monay is a family favorite too. Definitely better than FV or universal.Their bread didn't pay too long in our house. It gets eaten way too quicklyIf it's around Easter or Christmas be sure to pre-order since they have limited inventory.We love your bread, please keep doing what you're doing and don't change the recipes ?.This store also has a shelf of Filipino goods. We buy lechon sauce here too.
Their Pandesal is very soft and delicious. The only reason they got a 4 star and not five because I found a fruit fly in it :(Mamon was on spot, not too sweet just perfect. My daughter loves it’s and asked for more.First time trying Cuchinta and it was pretty good. Not too sweet either.I didn’t get their Ensaymada this time but will definitely try it next time !
Love the pandesal and ensaymada. Summertime we always get the halo-halo with ice cream. This bakery is our main go-to for some Filipino baked goods and treats craving.
Best pandesal in town! Even their kakanins are better than FV's or Seafood city. But be there early or call to reserve your kakanins as they go quickly. Definitely recommended!
One of the best Filipino bakeries in the Scarborough/Markham areas. From bread to pastries this local establishment will not disappoint. In the summer, the real hidden gem is the made to order Halo-Halo. A real treat. Enjoy!
This rate is for the taste of food. This is my favourite place to buy Cheese Roll and other bread.
It's a small bakery selling a variety of Filipino pastries and breads such as Pandesal, emsaynada, pan de coco, buco pie, cassava pie, cakes (ube, vanilla, mocha), pork empanada etcI like that the cakes are sold by slice (2.25 per one slice). I wish the pies were sold by slice tooThe Vanilla cake tasted similar to Japanese and Korean castella cakes. This was way too sweet for my tasteThe Pan de Coco (3.75 per 3 rolls) was deliciousThe Pork empanadas are not always available for sale, so it's advisable that you call before going
Their empanadas is the best among Filipino bakeries. The best pandesal and best halo-halo in Toronto.
We weren't able to try much going late in the day, our fault but they're known for their Filipino breads like pandesal and baked goods like ensaymada and the like. We were able to try their custard cake with a thin layer of leche flan on the top and its pretty good, not that sweet and soft. Will try their other offerings next time.
Bake goods are always fresh.