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Jayli Bakery & Cafe

3.6 (43 reviews)
InexpensiveDesserts, Filipino, Bakeries

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Fried banana
Kristy S.

I randomly drove into the lot on a whim (I had time to waste) and saw the place so I walked in. Not much on display. Nothing labeled so I asked the nice lady behind the counter. The fried banana was delicious. Crispy flaky sweet crust around a sweet banana. Yum. The dessert with coconut milk and jackfruit, taro, jelly was good too. They also had flan and halo halo and some savory looking dishes. Prices are cheap. Banana was like $1.99. The dessert bowl was $5.

Top clockwise, "Orange chicken", rice, Kare Kare
Kirsten D.

I'm actually not that impressed. The flavor was lacking and the food was cold... They had a very chalky kare kare, something they called orange chicken that was actually soppy breaded chicken pieces swimming in a sweet thai chili sauce, a flattened fried eggplant that was soggy, and some type of pork belly curry that was very gamey. All of it was cold as well as the textures and flavors were off. The ladies were nice. That's about all I can say.

a box of tamales
Cleeii A.

The suman sa lihiya (glutinous rice cake) with rich, creamy coconut caramel sauce was soooo good in here. It's great for snacks or dessert (you can also have it for breakfast!) and is seriously addicting. If you're not a fan of the coconut sauce, you can add sliced fruit to the suman. Ripe mangoes make a great pair. Anyways, Jayli is a small place with like 2-3 tables to seat on. But due to the pandemic, they only do pick up and takeouts. They only have 8 ready to eat foods to choose from. Never tried any, but I bet it must be good. People here are nice and accommodating, also affordable prices. They also sell Siopao, leche flan, banana bread, etc.

A must get.

Small restaurant but you'll be surprised how busy it is with "to go's". Well, the food is delicious like the specialty dishes prepared by grandma at home. My Filipina wife said, "it's like lutong bahay". Moreover, my wife added, "laging bagong luto". One more thing which my wife really loves is the price. It's reasonable, "mura", according to my wife. Well, what else do you want. You really must try Jayli restaurant.

Dhee R.

Hidden small Filipino restaurant in Old Richmond. They are across Garcia Middle School and beside a Montessori. Their menu are mostly cook to order and for to-go but if you decide to eat there, they have 4 tables to seat on. They only have 4 ready to eat "ulams" to choose from though. Hubby loved their Kaldereta and I like their leche flan and Crispy Pata!

Siopao asado

Their siopao is not good. My kid couldn't even eat it, doesn't like the texture of the dough and the meat inside is bad, just one bite and my kid couldn't continue eating it. Either it's old siopao or their siopao is not good. Don't recommend it. Don't buy it even half price, just a waste of your money.

Joan E.

I ordered some siopaos to go. They just came out of the steamer so they were as fresh as Harvey Weinstein's was. If you want fresh, call ahead to time your visit. I wish there were more meat in it but it was still good. I also bought halo halo, very yummy but I think it's hard to destroy halo halo.

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Their fresh lumpia is the best!!! Call ahead for items for faster service. Not a sit down place but a great take out place.

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Love the bread and lumpia. It's always fresh and delicious! Definitely want to try the other items they make here as well.

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