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Pandesal — Fresh Filipino Bread Rolls Baked Daily | Valerio’s USA

What Is Pandesal?

Pandesal (Spanish for “salt bread”) is a classic Filipino bread roll made from flour, eggs, sugar, yeast, and breadcrumbs. Despite its name, pandesal is lightly sweet rather than salty, known for its soft crumb and slightly crusty exterior.

Pandesal is traditionally enjoyed for breakfast or merienda with:

Butter or margarine
Kesong puti
Peanut butter
Hot coffee
Corned beef, Spam, or eggs
Cheese and ham

It’s comfort food at its finest — simple, warm, nostalgic, and satisfying.

Why Valerio's Pandesal Is Different

Valerio's has been creating fresh Filipino bread since 1979. Our pandesal stands out because:

Baked fresh throughout the day

We never freeze or reheat. Every batch is warm, soft, and newly baked.

Traditional Filipino process

Our bakers follow a technique passed down for generations — from dough mixing to proofing to hand-rolling in breadcrumbs.

Premium ingredients

We use high-quality flour, fresh yeast, and balanced sweetness to create the ideal texture.

Consistent soft and fluffy texture

Perfect for spreading butter or pairing with your favorite breakfast dish.

The taste of home

From Los Angeles to Las Vegas, families have trusted Valerio's for pandesal that reminds them of home.

How We Make Pandesal at Valerio’s

While every Filipino bakery has its own signature touch, here’s how our pandesal comes to life:
  1. 1

    Mixing the dough

    Flour, yeast, sugar, and eggs are combined to create a soft, enriched dough.
  2. 2

    Proofing

    The dough rises slowly to develop flavor and softness.
  3. 3

    Shaping

    Our bakers form each roll with care, ensuring a consistent size and airy texture.
  4. 4

    Breadcrumb coating

    Each piece is rolled in fine breadcrumbs for the signature pandesal finish.
  5. 5

    Baking

    Batches are baked fresh throughout the day for maximum warmth and freshness.

Pandesal Storage & Reheating Tips

Storage

Keep at room temperature in a sealed bag up to 2 days.

Freeze for longer storage (up to 1 month).

Reheating

Oven/toaster: 3–5 minutes at 300°F

Microwave: 10–15 seconds (wrap in a damp towel for softness)

How to Enjoy Pandesal

Discover the best ways to savor our freshly baked pandesal

1

Fresh from the oven

Enjoy warm pandesal straight from the oven with butter melting inside

2

Pair with coffee

Dip your pandesal in hot coffee or chocolate for a traditional Filipino breakfast

3

Sweet Pairings

Slice open and pair with peanut butter or Nutella

4

Cheese and More

Warm pandesal filled with kesong puti or queso de bola

5

Toast for extra crunch

Lightly toast your pandesal for a crispy exterior and soft interior

6

Savor every bite

Take your time and enjoy the soft, fluffy texture of authentic pandesal

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Best enjoyed in the morning

Start your day right with fresh pandesal for breakfast

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Enjoy while still warm

Pandesal is at its best when enjoyed within a few hours of baking

10

Create memories together

Gather around the table and make lasting memories over fresh pandesal

Where to Buy Fresh Pandesal Near You

Valerio's has bakery locations across California, Nevada, and the Western United States.

Valerio's Bakeshop National City

2720 East Plaza Boulevard, Suite H,
National City, CA, 91950
(619) 470-3742 View on Google

Valerio's Finest Bakeshop National City

2220 E. Plaza Blvd. Ste. J, National City, CA, 91950
(619) 472-9948 View on Google

Valerio's Pilipino Bakeshop (Seafood City Mira Mesa)

8955 Mira Mesa Blvd. Ste. H, San Diego, CA, 92126
(858) 577 - 0000 View on Google

Valerio's Bakeshop (Seafood City Henderson)

10405 S. Eastern Ave. Ste. 105, Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 915 - 7972 View on Google
Bite-sized Special Pandesal

Simple Homemade Pandesal

Ingredients

  • 4 cups all-purpose flour
  • 1 packet active dry yeast
  • 1 cup warm milk
  • 1 egg
  • 1/3 cup sugar
  • 1/4 cup oil or melted butter
  • 1 tsp salt
  • Breadcrumbs for coating

Basic Steps

  1. Activate yeast in warm milk and sugar.
  2. Add egg, butter, salt, and flour.
  3. Knead until soft; let rise 1 hour.
  4. Shape into logs, cut into rolls, coat in breadcrumbs.
  5. Bake at 350°F for 18–20 minutes.

Why Filipinos Love Pandesal

It’s part of our daily breakfast tradition.

It brings comfort and nostalgia.

It pairs with nearly anything.

It reminds us of home, warmth, and family gatherings.

Order or Visit Today

Experience fresh, warm pandesal baked by one of the most trusted Filipino bakeries in America.