Filipino Food Express

Cafeteria-style restaurant serving masarap Filipino dishes. Not many seats, takeout is preferred.

I've been ordering cake for all my daughter's birthday cake, (except my 2nd one, I will someday) and still amaze me how perfectly well made my customize cake and good at the same. Then I heard she is opening her own bakery store, I couldn't wait to see and try All her baked goods. So when she opened her store, my family and I went to stop by. The Spanish bread is to die for, it's very light and very soft and its very very delicious, unlike to the store the Spanish bread they sell is either dry or too sweet. The pandan de ube is my 2nd favorite, it's light n soft and the filling is too creamy and sweet, And there is thePandesal, oh my it feels like I'm back home, the way it was made, fresh from the oven and very soft.

Beautiful cakes and breads, but their chicken stuffed steam buns are to die for!

I came across Sugar Joy Bakehouse’s Ube Cheese Pandesal and Hopia (Baboy) in Asian Food Market in Marlboro. I love savory-sweet baked goods so I had to give both a try. The ube bun is nothing like the fresh ones I’ve had from Hawaii, but they are still pretty tasty. The Hopia (Baboy), OMG. I took one bite and thought, “Wow.” My fiancé loves this too. The store itself is located 56 miles from where I live in so for now, I’ll just have to experience Sugar Joy Bakehouse from Asian Food Market.

The place is clean, the cakes look great and the cup cakes taste amazing. I also bought some Philipino bread and buns (they smell so good). Wish them good luck.