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    Nanding's Bakery

    4.3 (423 reviews)
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    Open 4:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Cody F.

    When we got there, there was one party ahead of us. Shortly after, people were waiting out the door. It was so hard to choose but we got the ube pianomo, baked mini manapua, tuna roll, hot dog roll, arabiki roll and half dozen spanish roll. The lady that took our order was friendly and inside was clean and organized. Ube pianomo lacked sweetness. I wish I chose something else. I was looking for the guava pianomo but they didn't have that. I should've gotten the mango pianomo. The mini manapua were not good. Despite two of the items we got not being that good, everything else was great. Spanish rolls were hot and soft. Taste was good but I wish there was more butter on it. The tuna roll was excellent. I want more next time. Hot dog roll was so good, I wish I got more. Many places don't use red dog so next time, I'm getting half a dozen of these. I also enjoyed the arabiki roll. Can't go wrong with arabiki. I'll be coming back when I visit Waipahu again. I want more pianomo and other items.

    Sweet Rolls
    Ruby S.

    I will give credit to my husband for coming up with last minute idea to buy their #1 top, best selling item, Spanish rolls for a picnic rather than spending another hour baking a dessert in the kitchen at home due to time. I entered and said, "Good morning!" The Filipino ladies were very sweet and answered our questions regarding an unlabeled, flaky pastry. We found out it's mongo beans filled pastry on top, open counter. Sounds interesting. Will try that next time. Although the space is small, layout from left to right is easy to navigate in choosing sweet and savory, homemade variety of Filipino pastries. We ordered: 1) Ube Cream Cheese Pandesal: ube bread was not sweet. The crumbs added a layer of texture. Cream cheese filling tasted light, not sweet and complemented or balanced ube pandesal. Yummy! 2) Sweet rolls: my son selected this pastry because he's in the mood for bread. He commented,"It tastes like sweet bread, not super sweet, filling is plain." That's some humongous size! 3) 2 dozen Spanish rolls: the top selling item, buttery with crumbs, that can withstand the humidity, was gone in a few hours consumed by kids, tweens, and other adults at Ko 'Olina Lagoon. Kindly inquire and order Spanish rolls. They are made fresh in the back so don't freak out if you don't see any in glass case display late morning and early lunch. There's also Ube Spanish rolls which are delicious and added a pop of purple swirls. If you're craving for jumbo size ensaymada, get your fix here too. Don't expect to find long john. That's how you know you're in a Filipino bakery. We're very grateful! I also thanked the Filipino ladies, "Maraming salamat po." They were elated! That threw my hubby in for a surprise!

    Jasmine G.

    The only thing I regret is not ordering enough Biko! I fell in love with it, super delicious, perfectly sweet, and sticky in the best way. Definitely the highlight of my order! I also tried the pineapple puto, which was a little too tart for my taste, but the banana bread was really good. I got Siopao for my partner, and he enjoyed it too. If I go back (which I definitely will), I'm getting way more Biko. That dessert was unforgettable!

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    Enrique C.

    Visited hungry. Left full and satisfied. Both plain and ube filled spanish breads were a treat. The stuffed portuguese and corned beef breads were amazing! Uncertain why the negative reviews. They take credit cards but do bring cash if sampling only a few pieces of baked goods. Support local businesses because this is an awesome one!

    THE best Spanish rolls ever!! I'm a mainlander that dreams of their hot Spanish rolls as must as some people must dream of Porto's bakery when they come into Southern California. I found this place on a whim a like 10 years ago and must stop here every time I'm in Oahu. It's on my list of must eats as much as malasadas from Leonard's and coco puffs from Liliha.

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    Liz V.

    Nanding's! Their Spanish rolls are a local staple here in Hawai'i and for good reason. Soft, warm, and made fresh to order, they're so addicting and it's hard not to eat several at a time. Always brings up great memories to locals near and far, and so great to bring to potlucks for parties. Open every day, plenty parking, and friendly staff. Highly recommend and check them out!

    Kevin W.

    Nanding's Bakery famous for their Spanish Rolls. Located in Waipahu just after Kuni's Restaurant. The ladies are very friendly and super quick. There were a few customers ahead of me, but one of the ladies took my order. By the time I reached the register which was only a couple of minutes my order was already ready . They also have a wide variety of baked goodies freshly prepared every day. Definitely a must stop when visiting Waipahu

    Klemens T.

    Came here for the first time at this location. Nanding's will forever be known for their Spanish Rolls. They are so flavorful and yummy especially when you first buy it. I've hadn't had Spanish Rolls that can top these guys. They have another shop in town on Kapahulu near the Zippys. Staff is fast and friendly. There's enough parking even when it gets busy. No restrooms inside.

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    Rayne U.

    Who doesn't love Nanding's Spanish rolls? Buttery bottoms, airy & fluffy insides, just the right amount of brown sugary topping & the perfect size! The ube rolls are just as tasty! They have a good variety of other Filipino baked goodies as well as seasonal offerings. The aunties behind the counter are friendly & quick. Located on the corner of an older strip mall off Farrington Hwy in Waipahu.

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    Marlee B.

    Waipahu's Filipino bake shop. I love so many things here! Ube cream cheese pan de sal is always soft. Hopia is fresh as heck. Custard pie by the slice reminds so much of my dad- yummy. You can even preorder.

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    Kathy N.

    I had higher hopes for this bakery because I tried the location that's closer to Waikiki. This location, the lady didn't seem very patient, but I also bought ube pandesal. The second one I started eating, tasted really bitter after taste to it like a cream cheese was spoiled or they mix the baking powder and the baking soda to have the bread have such a acid like taste. I'm hoping that it's a one off because I still have two more. In the bag.

    Mavenice B.

    The food was what everyone craved for! Best to eat the Spanish bread right after you order it. The service was fast and the place felt homie with all the Filipinos working there lol. I order 3 dozen and it was enough for everyone at work.

    The line starts here! Yummy-ville!
    Don G.

    Super yummy local bakery that makes a wide variety of fresh baked goods. Their in house baked Spanish Rolls are so delicious with their soft doughy texture and buttery flavor, especially fresh out of the oven. Today I tried a Macpuno Coconut Ensaymada. Another awesome creation of a slightly sweet roll Kine of pastry with a luscious coconut flavor. So Ono! Friendly greeting upon arrival and the sweet smell of fresh baked delights greet your nasal passages and get your mouth watering as you gaze upon their wonderful baked goods behind the counter glass display. This wonderful bakery is a grab & go type of establishment without any type of indoor or outdoor seating. I wanted to try the Ube filled Spanish Rolls but they sell out Early mornings. Best to call in your order ahead of time to insure their availability! I scored 4 dozen Spanish Rolls to go for my fellow co-workers IAM Union Awareness Briefing. Too bad this location isn't closer to my work. Yum! Yum!

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    Love their fresh, hot Spanish rolls. Great to bring for potlucks. Always a hit. Simple yet delicious.

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    Great Spanish rolls, & lupchong in buns. Enjoy the Filipino mochi rice wrapped with tileaf. Putas are delicious.

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    Leonard's Bakery

    4.3(875 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    When you see that Red & White striped food truck, you know you've found Leonard's Malasada Mobile…read morewagon. Parked in the parking lot of the Waikele shopping center. You can literally see it on either side of the H-1 freeway going West Or East. These freshly made, warm, fluffy & crisp delicious Malasadas are perfect for any time of the day. Recommended to be eaten right away for best tasting deliciousness of these Malasadas. Service: Stopped by on a Saturday morning, there was no line, just one other customer ahead of me. The ladies working were pleasant, quick and efficient with my order. I ordered 2 with sugar and 2 without sugar. Tips; - Cashless so be sure to have a debit card or credit card on hand. -When visiting Oahu definitely a must stop. Ambience: - No outdoor seating area, order & go. - Outdoor & ample parking. - Enjoy your Malasadas at your car.

    It says something that the tourist will drive out to Waikele for a Malasadamobile…read more Of course malasadas from Leonard's was on our foodie list this trip. It was a Thursday afternoon, and we mingled with the intrepid tourists who drove to Central O'ahu. This malasadamobile is permanently parked in food truck row. You can see it from the freeway. You can see Laverne's, the malasasamobile, Mountain Shave Ice, Thong's Thai, Taste Tea, Dick's Lechon, and ... the blood bank mobile. The truck ladies had to be sweltering but they were still nice. And it's always a happy atmosphere when you're about to get a box full of deep-fried, sugar rolled doughnuts. I stuck with the classic sugar but we also got some cinnamon sugar and stuffed (dobash and haupia) to share.

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    Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop - Ube Almond Croissant, so good! $2.25

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    4.3(120 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    @fortunefoodfinds: "Red, white, n' U(be)! Fresh n' hot outta da oven Ube Cheese Pandesal, an Ube…read moreHalaya Brioche Ensaymada, an Ube Tutti Frutti Cinnamon Roll, n' an Ube Almond Croissant from VALERIO'S Tropical Bakeshop located inside SEAFOOD CITY in Waipahu. Couldn't wait to dig in as you can see the difference in the cream cheese when you eat it right away, compared to eating it later on Memorial Day!" SERVICE: very friendly, fast, n' fully staffed INTERIOR: lots of prepackaged baked goods on racks n' desserts in fridge, order at counter after your number is called (be sure to pull a number ticket) EXTERIOR: located inside Seafood City, as you enter go to the right WAIT TIME: 5 mins for number to be called, less than 10 mins to receive order (Ube cheese pandesal was still being baked in the oven) PARKING: free lot OVERALL COMMENTS: the Ube cheese pandesal is my go-to, which are huge n' filling. A great breakfast or snack any time of the day. I also ended up getting more Ube pastries. The tutti frutti cinnamon roll for my kids bc I knew they would L.O.V.E. the rainbow fruity pebbles. The cream on top wasn't too sweet n' very light in texture, sorta like a whipped cream. The ensaymada was savory in flavor. The croissant was really good, had an almond paste inside n' on top. If you're looking for a wide variety of baked Filipino desserts n' pastries, this is the place to go!

    This place needs to come with a caution warning. The ube pandesal was amazing but that ube bulilit…read moreis dangerous. Mayor of Chinatown, Paul C. got us some sweets from here and my goodness. I inhaled the ube pandesal but that ule Bulilit bread? MY KRYPTONITE! The ube jam had my skirt flipping. Ube pandesal is a popular Filipino purple yam bread roll, characterized by its soft, fluffy texture, vibrant purple color, and often filled with cheese and ube halaya (purple yam jam). It is made with flour, yeast, sugar, ube powder/extract, and milk, then coated in breadcrumbs and baked. I learned that ube Bulilit bread is a popular Filipino bite-sized, soft bread filled with sweet, purple yam (ube) jam, most commonly sold by Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop. These small, chewy, golden buns are known for their vibrant purple filling and are often enjoyed as a snack or dessert. They offer a subtle, creamy sweetness and are a staple in Filipino bakeries, particularly in Hawaii. This place is not safe. Had I been the one to enter this establishment, I would leave lighter in the wallet and definitely heavier in weight!

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    The ube is so vibrant.

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    Nagoya Bakery - Straight ahead... cute curtain!

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    3.8(74 reviews)
    4.6 mi
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    Came inside and grabbed a few items. The spam & cheese bun tasted so good! I wish I got more. I…read morealso got their Portuguese egg tarts which I didn't care for. Lady at the register was nice and welcoming. Inside was bright and a little crowded with their stock. I'll definitely be coming back for more of their items.

    This is a little hole in the wall bakery that I have passed while driving to get other food in the…read moresame shopping plaza. I actually looked at it today and reminded myself to try it. I walked in after a heavy meal so that I wouldn't be buying too much for we know how all that works. Ends up with losing money and wasting food!!! However if you go in not starved, you will end up buying one or two baked goods and being happy with them. I tried their azuki bean bread and their coconut cream bread. The first thing I must say is that the bread is soft, not too sweet and good. The cream in the coconut bread is light, fluffy, not overly sweet and the whole thing together was a rather positive experience. I had a few words with the lady behind the counter and she said that they're super busy morning time. Of course, without zippys next door, they got all the baked goods business. I enjoyed their breads and I will definitely return. They probably have been in business for a long time, however this is my first time going and I will return for sure!

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    Liliha Bakery - Chocolate chip pancakes

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    3.5(644 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    Long-established bakery in town that's been well-known for its reputation. Totally reminded me of…read moreLA's Porto Bakery with the concept, vibe, and affordable prices. A mix of resto and bakery with huge dining space that could accommodate big group and big selections within the bakery cases. Also multiple outlets in town! The one in Pearl City had particularly speedy service and super responsive servers. Yep you could tell hard to find stuffs and make choices given those huge options. We got their iconic Poi Mochi Doughnut, Coco Puff, and Hawaiian Butter Mochi. We were impressed by all particularly the last one with the huge portion that we could even bring home and still so so good. Perfectly chewy with slight crunch on top from the sugar and cinnamon. The Coco Puff was another pleasantful one, with chocolate custard inside and chantily (salted caramel alike) crunch layer on top that I was really fond of. Poi doughnut was similar to any other mochi doughnut, just featuring their iconic taro-alike local gem. If you wanna try multiple local signature sweets all at once certainly go here.

    Food portions are smaller from previous visits. Mushroom chicken had two small pieces of chicken…read more The banana hotcakes had two pancakes with a smaller half size pancake on the bottom. The waitress took our order and never came back. She stood in the corner talking to another waitress the entire time. She brought the bill and we had to ask her for a menu so we could order desserts. The section that we were seated was by the kitchen food pick up area. The oily smell from the the fryer was was very strong and left an oily smell on our clothes. Never again!

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