Goldilocks Bakeshop and Restaurant Milpitas San Jose

No issues when I stopped by. You have to go in the main entrance to be able to get in the bakery. I felt safe enough since customers were following the rules. I was craving some Filipino food so I picked up a breakfast sampler.

I'm a regular here, and though I admit that the service could be more efficient and less confusing, the food itself has never disappointed me. We regularly order the chop suey, pork sinigang (sour soup), chicken inasal, BBQ sticks, fresh lumpia, palabok, arroz caldo, and bistek (onion beef) -- all delicious -- and those don't even cover half of the items they have available! The lumpia shanghai and chicken empanadas are my go-to tray orders when contributing to a potluck event. You can call ahead to place your order on the phone and pick it up when you're ready (just be prepared that if they are busy, they might not pick up the phone at first). It can get a little chaotic with the ordering system. You wait until someone is free to assist you, and you order one item at a time. I wish you

Hit or miss place at this place. Just purchased 3 fresh lumpia for close to $10. When we got home, the sauce is watered down, no flavor and seems something was overlooked. Next time try it first before taking it home. I would have returned to complain but not worth the drive. Don’t waste your money!

We just had dessert there was Halo Halo was very good. The Staff are very nice people. I did not eat food there. It is inside the shopping center not fancy.

Visited Goldilocks Restaurant with high hopes given the iconic name associated with Filipino cuisine, but unfortunately, I was left rather disappointed. First off, their portions felt minimalistic at best. Each dish seemed to favor an excessive amount of soup while skimping on the actual meat, which was quite a letdown. The quality of their offerings didn't resonate with the authentic Filipino flavors I've been accustomed to, especially when compared to the heartwarming meals from one's home. Furthermore, while I understand that restaurants can get swamped during peak times, the staff's demeanor took a sharp turn for the worse when things got busy. The rudeness exhibited was uncalled for and significantly impacted the overall dining experience. In a place where genuine Filipino food is a