My Haus Filipino Bakery & Restaurant

Delicious Filipino food at a great price! Lumpias are made to order, menu items change daily and catering is available. Reminds me of grandma’s cooking

Loved this place. The lumpia was made to order and such a great price! It was also really good. The people at the counter were helpful and full of suggestions.

Only reason why this place is probably open is because there isn’t a lot options for Filipino food in Temec/​Murrieta area. It’s «almost» worth it driving to Mira Mesa for some quality Filipino food, but this will do I guess. Customer service is great, but the food is mediocre at best

I brought my Mexican friend to try Filipino food for the first time. I was worried because there’s only a few Filipino restaurants in the area. When we tried My Haus, I would consider it just typical Filipino food. We ordered menudo, adobo, diniguan, and our dessert was halo-​halo.
Pros:
* Generous amount of rice and food for reasonable prices.
Cons:
*Place could be a little more tidy. I felt bad that my friend was sitting next to Balikbayan boxes and a wet floor sign combo. That was not impressive at all
* Unilocal says on Saturdays they are open until 2am. We arrived at 7:30pm thinking we have so much time to talk while eating. But they really close at 8PM. They were rushing us and one man asked me to leave our plates by the trash bin. I told them Unilocal posted that they are open until 2am but they said its wrong. My friend and I ended up eating halo-​halo in my car.

To make a gross story short, my friend bought me garlic peanuts from here yesterday. I didn’t see it til today. There were round little yeast looking things in it. Then at the very bottom, i saw it. A deep fried worm!!! Gross.

For the last time is come here they were always super slow on getting the food done. By the time you get your food you already lost your appetite to eat. Specially the breakfast. Then your hotdogs is burnt and tocino is hard. Nakaka walang gana kumain

Do not go to this place unless your thing is to be ridiculed and eat horrible food. Every time I’ve ever been here the customer service has been horrible. They will treat you as if you are bothering and wasting their time. Every single time. On top of that they act like their horrible customer service can be overlooked because their food is the end all be all. Think again My Hause idiots. Your food is bland, cold, and not worth it all. The owner and his mother speak to each other in their Filipino language and you would think that they are cursing each other or living a soap opera. Living by their location and craving Filipino food, it took me 3 tries to finally write them off. Their attitudes and food are definitely not worth your money. Do yourself a favor and skip this place

I love love this place! There food is delicious! I don’t know why the person below me gave it 1 star, there must be something wrong with her taste buds, but I disagree. I ordered catering for my sons birthday and everyone loved the food! There prices are good and yeah it’s a good thing there portions are big right? I highly recommend coming here. There desserts are really good too!

Good staple.

Authentic Filipino food and I am thankful it’s so close to home! Typical flip-​style interior and hospitality. Only minus one star because when I went, there weren’t many option to choose from (no BBQ or lumpia) but it may have just been bad timing. My dad brings home different dishes from this restaurant all the time and it has all been good.

I have to say I’m disappointed by how this business has seem to go downhill. I supported them from the beginning. It USED to be my go to place for breakfast but the few times have fell short of expectations. I went today cuz i was craving it and they said they weren’t doing any short orders since they were catering. You should be ready to over all your services despite that. I will not be going back there anymore.

Love the pancit and lumpia. Truly authentic. Gonna have them cater my pool party!
And the prices are so worth the wait. Food is cooked to order!

I’m new to the area so when I saw that there was a neighborhood Filipino restaurant I had to try it out being Filipina. Unfortunately, sad to say, this «restaurant» did not live up to my expectations. As you walk in, we were the only ones there, the décor is very outdated (the chairs don’t match and paint is chipping) and in need of a serious makeover. The food looks as if it had been sitting out for days. We ordered the pancit, sinagang and michado and it lacked flavor and seasoning. When we tried ordering sago’t gulaman they were out of syrup… Really? Out of brown sugar and water mixture? For the sake of keeping this restaurant running, they need a makeover and a new chef! Call Food network ASAP!

Food is awful :-(portion is huge. Service is slow.
I got in on a karaōke day and oh boy it was so loud for such a small little tiny teeny place. People seemed to enjoy the off key music they created.
When I checked out to pay, the lady who runs the place misplaced her bell and kept asking me as if I stole the darn bell. Hello, I don’t even want to ring your dirty bell for the service.

This place is horrible… I mean HORRIBLE!!! If I could give it a zero star I would. The food is bad and the customer service is even worst!!! The male owner and his mother always are very rude and condescending. If they’re not yelling at each other in front of their guest they are yelling at their guest. Food is always bland or cold and their prices are ridiculous. The only decent menu is their breakfast. I would not recommend people to come here because it’s not worth it. I would rather drive an hour away to San Diego to get Filipino food than to ever step foot on this place.

DON’T EAT HERE if you expect to get what you order and pay for.
I try and support any Filipino business being Filipina myself but today was just too much. I ordered the Spamsilog and got fried bone-​in fish –I don’t eat that! The lady that’s cooking right now who I hope is not the owner for the sake of their business said it takes too much time to redo it. ARE YOU SERIOUS?! She acted like their mistake was my fault. I hope the owner reads this review and implements a process that is customer oriented… like getting what you order and pay for instead of acting like it’s an inconvenience to provide the service they are in business for or why be in business at all! Needless to say, I just asked for my money back and left. Ridiculous business practice. If you want Filipino food in this area, go to Goldilocks in Temecula, or Cora’s off of Jefferson in Old Town (Temecula) the food is much better and so is their service!
Very disappointed. I’ve been getting breakfast here since they first started offering it. I gave one (1) star because I had to rate it to post this review.

It was indeed a cute place. I had the a Chicken Empanada and Chicken Asado. Both were good. I liked the Chicken Asado better though. The bread was so fluffy and there was a good enough amount of meat inside.
I saw that they had a little stage area, but wasn’t sure what they used it for? if they had performers or open mic, or if it was just for karaōke or something.
I talked to the man at the register and he told me they will be trying to sell more baked goods (Macarons, rolls, etc) with in the next year. So I am excited to see what else this place has in store.

My Haus catered my wedding back in August in Temecula and I have to give them 5 stars for their excellent service. JP was very nice and flexible and was able to send me a quote through email (another restaurant we spoke with could only snail-​mail).
The food was a hit and even after a few months, people are still talking about the delicious food from our wedding.
They arrived on time and were even nice enough to stay and help us out when we needed it.
THANK YOU!
#JustinAndShaun

Before you read my review, understand that I am Filipino, but not a typical one. Day one I’ve been picky and I do not eat balut, kare kare, dinaguan (yeah, aka «chocolate meat») or pinakbet. Yep, I’m that rare kind of flip.
Now that you know, here’s why I gave it 5 stars: It’s the first flip food within 10 min. drive from my house and where the dishes I got were on par with similar but far North county San Diego dives, like Orient Valley Escondido and the one awesome place near O’side Airport.
So far, I’ve had the pork sisig, which was excellent with rice as well as some corn tortillas I had at home, and the chicken adobo was greasy and a bit on the sweet side, which is how I often make it. Basically, I’ve found my excuse to never make adobo, since they do it up the way I’d do it. I also loved the other dish kind of like menudo, but it didn’t have the raisins and olives.
I’m still not an adventurous eater, so of course I didn’t try the dinaguan, but it did look good and not greasy, like filipino dishes tend to be. The only knock against this place for my first visit: a. didn’t have any pancit bihon, so I didn’t get to compare it to other places; b. i ordered a small sinigang, but i got home and it wasn’t in the bag — luckily, i wasn’t charged for it. I’m not going to take their rating down for those, though. I was absolutely satisfied. Besides, I don’t have to drive to National City to satisfy my filipino food craving, and that in itself is worth an extra star, no?

Yay My Haus!
I recently got to try two of my favorite Filipino food items here: tortang talong and bibingka
Tortang talong is Filipino eggplant omelet. Most restaurants just have the eggplant fried in egg but here at My Haus they go the extra mile with stuffing the eggplant omelet with ground beef. This was a big serving and was very fulfilling. It was delicious. This is my all time favorite Filipino food and My Haus did not disappoint! Best of all it cost only a $ 1. Excellent taste and excellent price! I’ve seen many other restaurants serving tortang talong for as much as $ 6 and so seeing this place offer it for a $ 1 was quite a pleasant surprise.
Bibingka is filipino rice cake made with coconut, rice flour, eggs and milk. It is placed on banana leaf liner. My Haus Bibingka is very good. It had the perfect soft texture and slightly crispy edges. It was best eaten warm. Like the tortang talong, it costs only a $ 1 too. Bibingka is a traditional treat during the holiday season and so getting to eat it this time of year made it even more special and heartwarming :). I liked eating this as a breakfast treat.
It’s so awesome to see a place serving good Filipino food for such a great price! Mabuhay My Haus! (For the non-​Filipinos you can google what Mabuhay means hehe ;).