Filipino Bakeries and Desserts in Abu Dhabi

Filipino bakery in Abu Dhabi known for kakanin, buko pie and hopia, with pancit and halo-halo.

Filipino bakery in Al Danah, Abu Dhabi, serving pandesal and other Filipino favourites.

Abu Dhabi branch of Maria Paz Pastry, the UAE Filipino bakery known for its Filipino-style cheesecake, run in the capital by Filipino couple Aldrin Joseph "AJ" Linao and Jeni Kar Linao in partnership with the brand's founder. The cafe off Salam Street sells kakanin such as puto, biko, sapin-sapin, cassava cake and kutsinta, along with ube rolls, pastries and made-to-order celebration cakes. The brand also lists an Abu Dhabi branch in Mussafah Shabiya.

Filipino bakery cafe in Al Zahiyah, Abu Dhabi, serving halo-halo, ube and empanada.

Cookie shop on Al Reem Island run by Filipina owner Christina Tamayo, baking thick, gooey gourmet cookies, brownies, blondies and muffins alongside coffee and smoothies. Its signature ube cookie is filled with ube halaya that Tamayo makes from scratch and loaded with white chocolate chips. Orders are taken in store at Reembay Tower A and for delivery through Talabat, Deliveroo and Zomato.

Filipino bakery in Al Danah, Abu Dhabi, serving pandesal and other Filipino favourites.

Filipino bakery in Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi, established in 2024, selling pandesal, Filipino breads and other Filipino delicacies at affordable prices. Customers can dine in, take away or order delivery through Keeta.

Filipino bakery chain founded in December 2008 in Mussafah Shabiya by Edgardo G. Limbo, now with branches across Abu Dhabi and the other emirates. Its shops bake pandesal, pan de coco, ensaymada and ube breads, and serve Filipino cafeteria dishes such as adobo, pancit and sopas. This listing covers the Abu Dhabi city operation; branches include Hamdan Street behind Ahalia Hospital, the Tourist Club Area, Khalifa Street and Mussafah M-9.

Filipino bakery in Al Mushrif, Abu Dhabi, serving Filipino home-style dishes.