Tropical Bakery

Yummy Bibingka!Had to change my review and give them 5 stars!They really have done a lot during these crazy times.Employees are friendly and welcoming even while wearing masks and they are also wearing gloves.They have also put up hard plastic barrier/walls to help stop the spread.Which we really appreciate! Now, back to the real good stuff!!!Buttery sweet pillows of coconut goodness and now you can get them with an ube center too.They are just perfectly kissed with sweetnessYou can't just eat one;)!We have also had many of their yummy treats.Bibingka, Turon, Puto, buko pie, Ensaïmadas pandan, Ensaïmadas ube, and Ensaïmadas regular, and a few more...All have been good, but by far Bibingka wins! So if in the neighborhood check em out!

My husband has been here a couple of times and it's a hit or miss with good customer service. We just recently picked up an order of pancit. The taste was flavorful but the quantity was kind of disappointing. It was a shallow half tray not the usual size. The size was more commercialized. I do like however that they have a variety of choices of food. I have not tried any other dishes but that. My husband usually hates going here as the service really sucks. Maybe if the workers change their attitude I would consider eating and trying more of what they have to offer.

My family and I are huge fans of all things Tropical, which now includes the original market, a hot food restaurant, and this bakery all in the same plaza. We love the mini bibingkas here; they're always a big hit at family gatherings and we get requests to bring them all the time. I've seen them sold at the local Seafood City in the past, but not sure if they still do. No worries, though, since Tropical is just a few miles down the road on Foothill and you can get them from the source. Pandesal, buko pie, puto, egg pie, and plenty of other baked goods are freshly made on site, which is a little rough around the edges. Don't expect the clean, modern look of 85 Degrees; Tropical is a no-frills bakery producing heavenly little bibingkas. Grab your goodies and go. Masarap!

Not the best filipino market but its one of the few options here in inland empire...Its a pretty small market but having a big variety of filipino products from canned good, sweets, frozen products, even filipino brooms, they almost have everything in here. Oh this place sells fish too and they fry it for you.They bake their own HOPIA too but i don't know the price, usually i go here for goldilock's products like their brioche and rice cakes.

I am very familiar with their bakery goodies and I must say their pandesal is good but no one cant go wrong on pandesal so easy to make. We have our own pandesal bakery in the Philippines so I know how they make them. Their cakes are not so good especially ube cake its just purple but no ube taste.Their bakery is pretty new so a lot of improvements and adjustments needed.

We love their traditional bibingka and other Filipino desserts..esp their buko pie..yum!

Very busy but the team is very aware of everyone's orders and gets the food out in an organized manner.

My co worker brought back the mini bibingka for a small gathering we had and it was very good. Would recommend warming it up before eating it (tastes better). Will definitely come back to try there other items that they have.

Bakery: I tried the Pickled Papaya, I should say it's the best one I had. The Buko pie is so creamy yet light in the sweetness, the crust is tasty, too. Not generous on the young coconut meat but still scrumptious. The cheese roll is now $1 :( Food Express: I'm still yet to pick my favorite. Nothing "tickles my bone."Grocery: I just find the store at a disarray. Could be brighter and cleaner. Price is competitive :) Hope they would steam and grill fish while you wait like Greenhills.

I'm surprised she's still in business! First of all, they like to turn off the freezers in the evenings to save on electricity. That's the reason why they put tarp on top.of the food, to keep them cold. Well, I bought lumpia wrappers and the had mold! Why? Because they've been frozen, defrosted, frozen. Moisture just set in there. Plus, my personal favorite, she, the owner, is rude! She doesn't smile or say anything to you if you're not her friend. If you're just a customer, get your stuff and get out. She once asked my niece, "Is that all you're going to buy and pay with card?" We told her we didn't have cash so we're using a debit card. She complained about a fee she's going to get charged, etc., etc. Finally, that bakery of theirs...don't buy anything there! I came from the restaurant next door and saw that female owner putting pan de sal in bags with her bare hands. Hold on, wait for it, she dropped one and was about to put it back when she realized I was standing there with disgust. She then turned around and I'm assuming that she got rid of it. Had I not been standing there, no doubt she would have sold it. I never went back! Not to the restaurant, not to the market, and especially not to the bakery! r sktheThis review is long overdue.