Jonee’s Bake Shop

We came from seattle to this place to check it out and was a disappointment. No Hours of operation posted. Went by around 9am, 930am — not opened. Finally, around 1030 they were opened. Nothing fresh was baked or ready that morning. All the pastries we from past dates and were not even soft to the touch. We support filipino business so we hope this place makes a great effort to turn things around. We will be back in the future to try it out one more time.

No clue when they’re open, but one would assume a bakery would be open at 10:30AM. Not this one. No hours on their door.

I was craving halo halo one night and I was hoping to dear God this place was still open (it was like 8:45PM?) and God had answered my prayers! It was dead/​quiet when I walked in but the man who was there, popped his head out from the back and asked if I wanted fresh pan de sal, which is what he was baking at the time. I shook my head and said I wanted halo halo and he laughed because 1) it was kinda cold that night and 2) he probably knew I wasn’t Filipino so he also looked at me strange. It took him a few minutes to finish my halo halo but omg it was delicious and my cravings were definitely satisfied. The man was very friendly and he told me the bakery actually closes at 7 but since he was baking, he left his lights on for the later customers. Thank goodness! I will definitely to pick up some pan de sal and some more pan de ube and halo halo next time!

This place rocks! I’ve been to Red Ribbon bakery so many times that when I stumbled upon Jonee’s (after eating phở in the same strip mall), I’ve never been back to Red Ribbon. Just about every pastry and bread that I’ve bought tasted great! My favorite is the Spanish bread. This bread is so good (and addicting) that I bought a dozen, took it to my coworkers and in 2 hours, they were gone! And they didn’t even leave me one… greedy b*tches! ;) Manong Ramon is very friendly and he makes sure that everything I pick is fresh! I’m going to be in the Everett area until late fall 2015. When I leave, I’m going to cry ‘cuz this is the one place I’ll miss in Everett!

Great place to buy authentic Filipino pastries! Manong Ramon is really nice and truly knows how to make beautiful cakes! My favorite main dish that they cook is their pork sisig. I really hope this place stays around for a long time to come!

I usually have to plan my trips to buy halo halo at Southcenter mall. My fiancé, who isn’t Filipino, stumbled upon this store and bought me my favorite halo halo. Best find ever and he earned so many brownie points for not only finding the place but buying my favorite dessert.

Lovely little shop in a business plaza. Stumbled upon this bakery after eating out nearby. Second time visiting and becoming more impressed! Stopped by right on time to catch pan de sal being taken out of the oven. Ube bread is a staple purchase for me, tried their single-​serving flavored pan de sal… no regrets!

Just left and have to say the gentleman owner was super nice. We walked in just as he was about to lock the door but he ushered us in with a smile. He explained all the flavors of ensymadas and gave us a wonderful discount of buy 2 get 3 free since it was the end of the night.

It’s really nice to have a Filipino bakery in the area. My husband likes their hombows with BBQ chicken. Last Thanksgiving, I came in and bought a dozen of the chicken and pork hombows to add to our thanksgiving dinner. They were fresh out of the oven and were delicious and everyone loved them. They sell a variety of Filipino pastries but they seem to always run out if Spanish bread so I’m hoping they will have more the next time I stop by.

While I haven’t tried everything in the shop, the leche flan is absolutely phenomenal. It tastes every bit like the leche flan from home except it isn’t in the aluminum tin. Super sarap!

This small friiendly little bake shop is tucked away in a strip mall and has perhaps the best pandasal (sweet soft buns) and garlic nuts! Off chance I inquired whether they sold hot food and the cashier (cute Filipina) informed me that a tray of lechon kawali (crispy pork belly deep fried in a wok or frying pan) had just finished cooking. I bought $ 10 worth and it was delicious, albeit a bit oily so it’s a good idea to soak up the fat with paper towel prior to eating. They also were nice enough to put a small container of vinegar, garlic and small chili withe the order. The owners who were cooking in the back came out to introduce themselves and told me that they made other Filipino daily dishes and to call them so that they can inform me what they will be serving that day. I had been coming here for over 3 years and I’m so glad to hear that they now serve hot items! I will definitely go back and try their other dishes.

very very good empandas and pan de ube but I went there late so there was a small selection

I may be a little bias because I’m obsessed with Ube but good lawwwwwd they have some good pastries! The lady in the shop was extremely pleasant as well. If you like ube make sure you stop by this little gem and get some goodies! I’ll definitely be back!
It’s a small little place right next to Phở Asia so make you don’t miss it! I’ll definitely be back soon.

I ordered catering trays, 2 birthday cakes and pandesals for a party. When we arrived to pick up the order, we had to wait a little bit because one birthday cake was not quite ready — it still had to be frosted, but we were given chicken empanadas to eat while we wait. Yum! There was a microwave to heat them up, and the crust was perfect before and after we heated them (I took a bite before heating just to check), while the chicken filling was tender and delicious! Then Rose even comped our pandesals! GREAT service, awesome food and lovely people who were appreciative of our business.

Jonee’s Bake Shop is small, but love their fresh pandesal. They have a lot of other bread and treats too.

Jonee’s is now under new ownership and their new menu is great. They have some delicious pandesal and a selection of hard to find Filipino treats. I noticed that some of the larger Asian grocers are carrying their goods, but the original location has the freshest baked goods.

I have never had such delicious purple yam cake! Jonee’s does a wonderful job! The cake is nice & moist and the frosting is not too sweet. It’s hard to find a bakery that makes moist cake, along with perfect frosting. They also have some really good tapioca dessert too. Price is very reasonable! Two thumbs up!

i wouldnt want go back to this bakery again. their display cabinet had a lot of dated products. I was schocked that the employee who assist me was trying tp sell me something from that display. I definitely said no without hesitating because it was very clear that, the molds were present in the food. Without getting anything from the display, i bought a pack of their rolls. EEEkkk… As i was getting ready to place one in my mouth, I saw some mold build up and that was just nasty. Thank God I noticed it before it got in my mouth. Don’t trust this bakery at all.