Gold'n Fresh Bakery

thomas rodrian

Edited 8 years ago

The very best Filipino bakery in Modesto. The coco pan and brioche are fantastic. I fell in love with Filipino food while in Manila. I really wish someone would open a Filipino restaurant in Modesto. The food of the Philippines has been influenced by many countries, so you can find many foods there you will recognize such as adobo, tapa, and arroz caldo. Even food names you don't recognize, you might recognize by sight; Longaniza = Spanish chorizo, Pan de sal = breakfast roll, Tablea tsokolate = Spanish hot chocolate, and Lumpia = Chinese egg roll.

Aly Dun

3 years ago

Amazing traditional Filipino bread bakery. Pan de Sal, Pan de Leche, Pan de Ube and many yummy hopia such as Baboy, Mongo, Ube/Taro and Mango! This bakery does not bake cakes or pies. Nor Sourdough, Wheat, Rye or White bread loafs. Just traditional Filipino sweet breads n pastries :)

Mark Davila

2 years ago

Good variety they try to make new products. The discount rack is great to feed the kids nice sweet breads. There are alot of Filipino breads and products with deliscious Ube

Vivi Princess

6 years ago

First time coming here and it just smelled amazing, that's already a great first impression. The lady working the counter was very sweet and super helpful. The pastry was delicious and 10/10 I'd definitely come here again. It's not the most noticeable place but it's worth stopping by 👌 …

Michael How

5 months ago

Their Filipino desserts are absolutely awesome

Brad

a year ago

Absolutely love this place I have been coming for years! All the pastries are very fresh and have a great selection! The prices are very fair as well. Love supporting small and local businesses definitely worth stopping bye and checking it out!

Patty Avila

5 months ago

very good bread kind staff too prices are low definitely coming back !! 😍

Ricky Monsod

5 months ago

Best pan de coco around. Ive had some in Manila and yet this one beats them all.

Gino RAMOS

4 years ago

I tried this hopia baboy once at my favorite Filipino store Mabuhay in Antioch and was hooked on its delicious flavor and authentic hopia taste ever since! Thank goodness, they’re sold in various Asian and Filipino stores around now that Mabuhay sadly closed their doors. One of these days, I’ll trek down to Modesto and try your other products. I’m sure it’ll be well worth the drive! Thank you so much for bringing me back to my childhood days when Hopia baboy was a favorite!

pogi talaga fishing

8 months ago

Filipino bakery Good times Good food Always clear the clearance