Food is yummy and servings are generous. Highly recommend trying this place out. They also serve breakfast meats and garlic fried rice in the morning. My favorites are their sisig, turon, pork steak with onions, menudo and other ones. They also have filipino desserts like kutsinta, puto and suman and tupig sometimes. read more

This is my go-to spot when the family wants Filipino food. Aside from the quality of the dishes, it's conveniently located just a few minutes from where I live. I ended up getting a combo consisting of longanisa, fried rice, and an egg. As I was gazing through the other dishes, I noticed lechon which I haven't had in some time now. Everything was very fresh and the lechon was very crispy. read more

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Tonight was my first time to visit Kababayan Bakery. Apparently, they have been here for atleast ten years. I ordered the combination plate - rice, pancit, chicken apritada and pork adobo. The food was very tasteful and the service was excellent! read more

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Getting to this location is convenient because it's close to the freeway. The parking lot can get a little packed at times but It's not too bad. There's usually a line when you get there which is okay because it gives you a little time to think about what you're gonna order. The workers are really nice and helpful. I've never had a bad experience with their customer service. I've tried most of the food here and everything is really good but my absolute favorite items are sisig and Bicol express. They give you so much food and it's decently priced. I always order a few things because I can't make up my mind. I just share or save my leftovers for later. The amount of food that you get is great for the price you pay! It's dangerous with the bakery being right there and the boba place in the same building! It's a one stop shop for dinner and dessert. read more

I bought longanissa, rice and arroz Caldo. Price came out to $16 . Damn thing didn't even come with an egg! This place is too pricey and not worth it. Plus the workers are not there friendly. I'd drive to National City instead for much better Filipino restaurants! read more

Kababayan Bakery - Not worth $16. And it doesn't even come with an egg! - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California

My favesssss for pandesal! If you grew up with pandesal and coffee and are itching for a a little nostalgia -- come here. My favorite pandesal in town! Plus they have hot foods like pancit, dilis, sisig and a boba shop next door read more

Oh my gosh! Authentic and DELICIOUS Filipino food. Got the minimum order of lumpia and they did not disappoint. Adobo was tasty, puncit wasn't over cooked. Sisig was good too, my tried and trues for judging filipino food. I went and grabbed a jug of Thai tea and halo halo and both were made to perfection. Highly recommend read more

A 'hood favorite. If I ever get a hankering for some Filipino food, I typically go here. Last Saturday, they were even able to accommodate a last minute request for 150 lumpia for a family gathering. I was able to call at 9 and it was ready by 11. Amazing. My ONLY complaint is that I can never get there on time to get any turon-- they ALWAYS sell out. read more

I just finished reading a book that had to do with a Filipino family owned restaurant and the author referenced a lot of food in it. So, of course my taste buds were curious to try some. I only bought the Ensaymada Bread and some other sweet treat. Pic below. Friendly staff and customers. I will definitely be back for a meal. read more

Kababayan Bakery - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California

Best lumpia in east county San Diego! The wait is definitely worth it! I usually get a box of 25!

Service was nice, I think it's a little over priced. The food was kindaaaa questionable. Ahhh it was so hot inside, flies, and just needs a cleaning. Service was really nice tho read more

Overall rating is 3.5. This place is another venue that presents its dishes in "turo-turo" style, which also known as "point-point". This idea was adopted from the mainland, Philippines. Kababayan is a Tagalog (the official language of the Filipinos) term, meaning fellow countrymen. They have been serving the Paradise & Spring Valleys for a little over a decade now and if one yearns for Filipino food, this is the closest joint to go to. We come here a lot for their "Bikol express". This is a prevalent Pinoy dish which was commercialized in Manila (capital city of the Philippines) but originally prepared the Bicolano style. Bikol is a region part of the Philippines, which is the southern part of the Luzon island. Bikol express is made out of coconut milk, shrimp paste or stockfish, onion, pork, garlic and long green peppers. They are also good for their sisig; a Kapampangan (from the Pampanga province) dish made from parts of pig head and chicken liver, usually seasoned with calamansi, onions and chili peppers. The kalamay (sticky sweet delicacy) and banana turon (a.k.a. banana lumpia with caramel) are great as snacks or desserts. Chitterlings on the stick (made from the small intestines of a pig or chicken) are available as well to munch on. Kababayan is a convenient place for the nearby community to visit because of its proximity and delicious Pinoy foods. The crews are friendly and are very generous with their portions. Be it know that the food here is rated 4-stars in my opinion, but given the parking is tight and the establishment is cramped (only good for stop and go), I give the place a 3-star, thereby allocating an overall rating of 3.5. We'll certainly visit again in the future. read more

This bakery is connected to Snoice so I decided to take a gander while I was waiting for my Halo-Halo. They serve Filipino dishes from sweet desserts to savory entrees. They have hot pan de sal, turon, sinagang, & more. They also sell Filipino staples items like Star margarine, candies, & more. read more

This is my go to place for lumpia! It's about time I finally write a review for this place. I have tried their Shanghai style of lumpia long ago when a friend brought them to a beach bbq. They were so good, I was hooked! I had to know where she got them. She said the name... Or tried to, and I was so confused! She literally had to repeat the name several times where to this day, I still can't pronounce the name correctly. Sad huh? It really doesn't matter if I can say the name or not... as long as I know how to find this place, I'm good! I've tried their chicken adobo and pancit, it was not bad, but the reason why I keep coming here is the lumpia! I live no where near here and it's far from me. Neyo, my pups' vet is around the corner so I get my fix of lumpia at least twice a year! :) I do randomly make the trip just to get them! They have two kinds of lumpia, make sure you get the Shanghai style, skinny ones. You can't just order a few alone or with any meals. You have to order the minimum order of 25 pcs for $10. I love them so much, I'm totally fine with that each time! They are made fresh to order so they come out piping hot! I usually can't wait to eat them and have at least 3 by the time I get to the freeway and I'm full by the time I get home lol! Love them, you gotta try them! :) You're welcome! read more

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Filipino food is always yummy..... I got everything there. The service fast too. Small noodle they called it PANGSIT - one of my favorite with two other items... Chicken Adobo, Caldereta, Kare-kare,etc all yummy and good. I wish this place close to my place. read more

Good food but one have to go early or else they ran out of food choices by 3 to 4pm. I wish they'll have more choices in the afternoon.

Start off by saying I am a big fan of traditional Filipino food.. With that said it's very unique looking and tasting & may not be appealing to "traditional" style eaters. If your not into trying new places then this place probably isn't for you. If like trying strange new food like myself then you will be just fine. Some of the dishes that I have come to really enjoy such as chicken adobo and lumpia with all its glory can be found here. The pancit while good was a little different than what I'm used to at most Filipino places but still I enjoyed it. Filipino sausages are pretty amazing, and definitely recommend them here. I most certainly will be back from time to time to enjoy this high calorie high fat style of food. The place itself is in a small strip mall and is very popular with the Filipino community. I recommend ordering to go as the place is set up similarly to a Chinese fast food place with all the dishes to choose from right in front of you. If you like Filipino food or into trying new things definitely give this place a try. Happy eating! read more

Food was decent ordered pancit, chicken adobo and longanisa sausage. Pancit was cooked well had a faint flavor but squeezed lemon over and was so much better. Chicken adobo wasn't that good most of it was neck bone which had hardly any meat which was basically a waste of money. The best thing was the longanisa sausage!! Even the desserts were nasty in our opinion no flavor but a weird after taste. Won't be back for any bakery items.... read more

Kababayan Bakery - Super sticky no flavor - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California

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Been here a couple of times and I'm glad that there's a Filipino restaurant close to my work. Couple of times I've been there I noticed that they do not have sinigang baboy (favorite) but they have sinigang with chicken. :( The sisig and pancit is good and if you want shanghai lumpia minimum order is 25 pieces and it will be hot and fresh. I was told that the sisig was really good and I will agree with that statement. Even my non Filipino co workers loved it. Overall, this is a clean point point joint, the workers seemed all nice. read more

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I have been a loyal customer but today was the last straw... there customer service is SO bad. Very rude. We were waiting for are lumpias and basically slammed it on the counter with no explanation of what it was... we had to ask if it was for us and she responded very rude... the lumpia and pancit is good but not worth being treated poorly. read more

This family owned bakery has kept the tradition of Filipino food alive with this bakery/ Resturant. It's definitely a far cry from the heavily populated Filipino community in national city, but they can hold there own with their sweet deserts and their standard Filipino main dishes. This place has perfected the art of cooking pork as well as beef for dishes like: Kare Kare, lechon Kawali, and beef stew. Those happen to also be the dishes my wife and I ate (our first time here) so it was only right to share that experience. Although this location is very convenient being right off the freeway it wasn't convenient though that we had to wait so long that we needed to flag someone down just to get our order in. It was also very odd and confusing that on the main menu where all the food options where, There was no prices available. Like they purposely left them off. So you seemingly had to wait for you're order to see what the price are. That's if someone didn't already give you attitude just for asking how much things were. So Once we got our food it was more than enough to satisfy my wife and I, including having leftovers. We got our two item combination meal with a side of lechon each for about $16. Not a bad price for all that food. Although, the meals had way to much salt in it, I still enjoyed it. Even though I had to pay for water, because the amount of sodium in the food left my mouth dry. But It still was a good meal. But ultimately the food is the only reason why you will come here so everything else can be ignored. The desserts are amazing and the food is traditionally prepared and good. It's really Worth it if you can avoid any of the frustrations that can come with being here. read more

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This is the closest Filipino spot unless you wanna venture to National City. The food is a hit or miss. Sometimes you can tell the food has been sitting for a while. Their sisig and dinuguan is on point. They give big portions. Somewhat comparable to Tita's. Their pandesal is ok. Not the best. I have also ordered lumpia for work parties and they are really good and affordable. My dad loves their donuts here. Snoice is inside the same establishment where you can get yummy shaved ice and halo-halo. And an Asian market is right next door. So place is convenient to get your Filipino/Asian food cravings taken care of. read more

Very good lumpia always fresh crispy and flavorful I always call ahead of time and they always tell me 10-15 mins for 50-100 lumpia.

Love this place, the lumpia is amazing and the cost is even better. I have been going here since I was a young child. They have also treated me so kind and the customer service is welcoming. The atmosphere gives mom and pop store vibes. I'm headed there today just because. read more

Granted the only thing I have ever had here is the Shanghai lumpia it gets 5 stars from me! My coworker lives by here and at least 1x per month picks up lumpia for us all to share. A 50 piece order goes by in a flash so we have a lumpia fund people chip into to increase the piece count. I love that they are flexible on how quickly you can order. I called the day before mother's day to request a 100 piece order of lumpia and it was ready on time. The lumpia is best hot, but if it does go cold it is not super greasy and doesn't get limp. Popping it in toaster oven or a quick turn in the microwave and it is stil good. Prices are reasonable too. read more

Big portions and tasty food. They open early too at like 6/6:30am.. I usually get the lumpia and chicken pancit for parties or catered for work gatherings read more

This place is great. First time here and the service was pretty fast for how busy it was!! I would highly recommend placing an order over the phone though I felt like even though I was the only ' different ' looking person there, I was given the respect and acknowledgment to feel welcomed. Try then out! read more

Great filipino food and baked goodies. Small parking, tho and typically crowded inside.

I ordered a tray of lumpia for my daughters birthday. It was amazing everyone raved we were thrilled by the quality of the food and service the price was just right! I can't wait to go back and try more of their awesome delights read more

Love Kababayan Bakery and their neighbor Snoice! Quality and good prices It's such a treat to eat their food and snacks read more

I love coming here for get my Filipino food fill. The service is great and they're quick and friendly with a smile. I ordered the 2-item combo with Pancit, Chicken Adobo, and Pork Sigsig. Definitely yummy yummy for my tummy! They give you good-sized portions, too. Portions big enough for sharing and/or saving for later in the day. So, yes, if you like Filipino food, come check this place out. They offer desserts and baked goods. I look forward to my next experience here! read more

Delicious. Period. I got the one item plate with Pork adobo and pancit (noodles) and man, it was enough to feed myself and my boyfriend. Pork was tender and had various sections (fatty/lean). We also were able to try the steamed pork buns, which were also very tasty and unique. The shop atmosphere allows people to walk through the food counter and select from freshly cooked and pre-prepared entrees, buns, and desserts. Basically I had to keep myself from grabbing too many of their delicious to-go items and breads. Looking forward to returning! read more

Food is not so bad. Their menudo is one of the best I've tasted. But I wouldn't give it more than 3 stars. It's just that, in this age and time when people are more aware of healthier lifestyle, I just wish there were healthier dishes served or healthier versions of food selections available. They mostly serve pork dishes and fatty parts of chicken. When they do serve vegetables, it will be floating in fat as well. read more

I've been coming to this place for over 6 years and am never disappointed by the quality of their food or the service! I always order turon, pancit, and the 25 lumpia. They always say the lumpia will take 5-10 minutes to cook, but it often takes less :) The food's always nice and hot, and the woman behind the counter always leaves the top of the lumpia box open so they don't get soggy. I recommend checking out Snoice next door as well! read more

Absolutely HATE this place. My mom is Filipino & she loves going here. I can tell so much about their work ethic, especially when you see and taste the food. Nothing's ever fresh.... and to me, if I'm Filipino, we can make this at home?? So I don't See a point in coming here. What really made me put 1 star is the dessert, first off let me say I LOVE Filipino dessert. ThTs something we don't make at home often... PLEASE CHECK YOUR DESSERTS BEFORE YOU GRAB THEM OFF THE SHELVES. I ate dessert with MOLD and something that looked like a spider web on the dry coconut?! Dude I don't know but I have been feeling sick these past couple of days! And I swear it is from the mold do not I repeat do not come here!!!! You'll get sick! read more

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This place is legit! Everything was delicious! Downside, no Tokwat Baboy... sad..... but having pastries and a Halo Halo place next door make it better!!! read more

The lumpia was on point and the cassava cake was bomb! I also tried a few dishes and my faves are the chicharon bulaklak, sisig and for desserts - ube and leche flan. read more

Solid filipino food, all the basics, pancit, lechon kawali(fried pork) adobong pusit(calamari adobo flavored), igado(menudo with liver), filipino style menudo and dinuguan (pork w/secret sauce heehee). As others said, they have the fried dilis(anchovies), fried chicken skins, and chicharon bulaklak (fried pork intestines). My faves is the dinuguan and all there fried stuff. Keep in mind after eating here you might want to buy a bottle of fish oil, but the food is all good in this hood! Peeps need to also recognize, they just opened a halo halo (literally meaning, mix-mix, which usually consists with shaved ice, flan, ice cream, jello etc together with evaporated milk) corner. It is a very common filipino food that hits the spot for a sugar crave. They also got Taiwanese shaved ice that is sooooo delicious. Worth the visit itself and the only place I know that serves Taiwanese shaved ice in southeast san diego. I gave this place an extra star alone for the desserts and cause its the only filipino food in my neighborhood :) Tip: most filipinos go here for there fresh pan de sal (bread that tastes slightly sweeter than salty, which is a common breakfast food in the filipino culture) get it, it's good! Get the "poppin pearls" with your shaved ice... read more

Kababayan Bakery - Custom Halo-halo and honey dew shaved ice with poppin pearls! - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California

Kababayan translated in English means "town mate." Having experienced all-things Filipino in my years, I can say that meeting a fellow town mate is a special thing to Filipino's in the States. You attain much more than a sense of camaraderie. In fact, I would describe it as tapping into a familiar piece of you; something that gives you that unique sense of home and comfort. That my friends, is exactly what you'll find here in this turo-turo joint. They keep their operation here simple. They serve up a daily selection of entrees or "ulam" including favorites such as lechon, sisig, adobo, mechado, pansit, and arroz caldo. You'll also see a couple choices of vegetables or "gulay" such as pinakbet or mongo beans. While I've seen fish served daily, let's not forget the steaming hot pot of tinola and sinigang that make any cold day go away. Plan on taking your food to-go. However, if you're like me and can't wait to get home to eat, they are more than accommodating and will gladly re-locate their piles of Filipino breads and sweets off their tables to make room for you and your impatient belly. read more

Kababayan Bakery - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California

Service is great and food is decent Would definitely come back and recommend to everyone read more

Kababayan Bakery - Filipino Near Me - Spring Valley, California