Filipino Bakeries and Desserts in Dubai

Filipino bakery and restaurant on Juma Bin Shabib Street in Al Bada'a, Satwa, opposite West Zone Supermarket. It bakes Filipino breads and cakes and serves Filipino meals, and takes reservations and online orders through WhatsApp.

Filipino dessert shop in Al Muraqqabat, Deira, with a second branch in Mirdif. It makes mango drinks and Filipino desserts such as halo-halo, puto bumbong, mango sago and mango graham, and also sells rice meals such as sisig, for dine-in and delivery.

Filipino bakery founded in Satwa in 2021 by Filipina baker Maria Paz, known for its viral Filipino cheesecake. Its first shop is on 2nd Street off Al Diyafah Road, behind the World Trade Centre in Al Satwa, and it also has Dubai branches in Al Rigga, Deira and Al Nahda. It sells cheesecakes, pastries and kakanin such as puto, biko, sapin-sapin, cassava cake and kutsinta.

Filipino bakery in Al Satwa selling breads, cakes and pies such as buko pie, egg pie and chiffon cake, along with cookies and gift hampers. Orders are taken by phone and WhatsApp, for same-day delivery or store pickup.

Filipino bakery chain that opened in Al Karama in July 2013 baking pandesal, monay, pan de coco and Spanish bread, and now runs several shops across Dubai. Its main shop is on 7D Street in Al Bada'a, Satwa, with branches in Al Hudaiba, Al Diyafah, two in Al Karama and on Salah Al Din Street in Deira. It is best known for soft pandesal, cake rolls such as brazo de Mercedes and pianono, and Filipino cookies.

Filipino family bakery founded in Dubai in July 2023 by the David family, who opened their first shop in International City and have grown to five branches across Dubai and Sharjah. This listing is the Al Barsha 1 branch at City House 1. It bakes Filipino breads and pastries and serves Filipino dishes such as palabok, with catering orders.