A neighborhood bakeshop behind a little white picket fence — baking sansrival, egg pies, and Sunday-lunch favorites since the 1960s.
Some things get better left alone. Ours is a menu built on decades of the same butter, the same recipes, and the same care — comfort food first, pastry case second.
Three generations of the same family recipes — sansrival, egg pie, and banana cake exactly as they've always been.
Tucked in Diamond Subdivision, Balibago — the kind of spot regulars have been walking to for years.
Baked mac, pansit palabok, and tacos alongside the pastry case — built for lunch, not just dessert.
A handful of items that keep people coming back — pulled straight from our order tickets.
Ube Leche Flan Cake
Purple yam sponge layered with silky leche flan.
from ₱479
Classic Sansrival
Buttercream and crisp cashew meringue, layer on layer.
₱1,199
Baked Mac
Cheesy, bubbling, and the reason people stay for lunch.
₱65
Egg Pie
Smooth custard, short crust — a pasalubong favorite.
₱135
Mother's Cake House started small — a family kitchen turning out sansrival and egg pies for neighbors in Balibago. Decades later, it's still the same picket-fenced storefront, the same chillers of cakes, and the same tables where regulars settle in for baked mac and palabok.
It's the quieter sister to a well-loved local fried chicken spot — but the pastry case has always had its own following.
Read Our Full StoryCakes, sansrival, and pasalubong favorites — call ahead or drop by the bakeshop in Balibago.