Filipino Bakery and Café in Dublin

Amazing food! We had the lunch menu with Beef Nilaga, Bistek Tagalog and BBQ skewer and we loved them! The lady at the counter was also patient and friendly towards us as we were new to filipino cuisine so we had many questions. Initially, we thought that the price was a bit high for the variety of food you can get but the portion is huge anyway with many pieces of meat so all good! 100% would recommend this place for authentic and tasty filipino food!

If u want to taste some dishes from Philippines try this place, great food great friendly service , highly recommended 5☆

Wow, i highly recommend this Bakery. The guy behind the Counter was very friendly, the Price of the ensayamada(I think its called like that ) was unbeatable cheap. It was very delicious,and I will visit this establishment again. 10/10 experience

A hidden gem in Dublin! I had the caldereta with rice – absolutely delicious, full of flavor and clearly made with love. I was warmly welcomed and served quickly. I'll definitely be coming back and can highly recommend this place!

Lovely café and bakery with a nearly endless selection of breads, cakes and pastries. The lunch deal in the restaurant half is good value for money, and delicious to boot! Definitely worth a look if you're thinking of Filipino food.

Very authentic Filipino cuisine

Well, I didn't expect to eat Filipino food in Ireland, but from the time we stuck our noses in the door we were hooked. Staff was super friendly and accommodating, letting us try as many different tastes on one plate as possible. All the sauces were extremely complex and mouth-watering. My breakfast came with a side of beef broth which I thought was unusual but fit with the rest of the breakfast perfectly. It is going to be hard to beat on the rest of this trip, but maybe we will just have to go back again...

Nice surprise to find a Filipino place to eat! Couldn’t pass this up especially as my wife is Filipino! Food was great and service was the same. Would definitely try again if I pass by.

Quaint two part shop with a restaurant on one side and a bakery on the other. They seem to cater primarily to Filipino's as one might expect. There was one lady in the back that could speak English. I have friends in the Philippines and have always wanted to try Filipino food, so here was my chance to do so. I ordered the Bistek Tagalog, I was asked if I wanted rice and beans, I said yes and all I got was rice. I may have misunderstood and maybe it was a choice between rice -or- beans. None the less, with as much rice as was there, I barely was able to finish the meal, so beans were definitely not necessary. I am not sure if one would eat the rice separately or not, I ended up mashing the rice down and covering it with the steak and onions so the rice would soak up the sauce. It was delicious. As a plus, they were playing 1980s power ballads, which seemed really out of place, but it was a nice background.

If you miss Filipino food. Go visit this restaurant.