Panadera Soho

Bakery · Soho ·

Panadera Soho

Bakery · Soho ·

Filipino bakery with standout sandos, ube drinks, pastries

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3 Hopkins St, London W1F 0HS, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

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Where To Eat Lunch In Soho - London - The Infatuation

"This Filipino bakery occupies a giant, airy spot off Berwick Street that can fit hypebeasts and their bulging Supreme bags, or anyone who needs a minute away from their laptop. Panadera’s sandwiches continue to be the standout order. Sweet, buttery slices of just-toasted pandesal are filled with things like a deep-fried corned beef patty. And the pandan frappe, with pieces of coconut jelly, is a sweet meal in itself." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/guides/where-to-eat-lunch-in-soho

Panadera Soho

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Panadera Soho - Review - Soho - London - The Infatuation

"After shuttering its Kentish Town original, Panadera has turned its attention to central London domination. A successful offshoot of the Filipino bakery is already in Marylebone and this Soho location is the biggest and breeziest yet. It’s a giant, airy spot off Berwick Street that can fit hypebeasts and their bulging Supreme bags, complete with a shared table for anyone who needs a minute away from their laptop. Panadera’s sandwiches continue to be the standout food order. Sweet, buttery slices of just-toasted pandesal are filled with things like a deep-fried corned beef patty, a very good egg mayo mixture, or a refreshingly light take on chicken caesar. Drinks are worth some special attention too. The pandan frappe, with pieces of coconut jelly, is a sweet meal in itself. Food Rundown Egg Sando There’s a lot to be said for a good egg mayo mixture and this is a fine example. The egg is very finely chopped, there’s a generous amount of Kewpie going on, and plenty of finely chopped chives and white onion. photo credit: Jake Missing Chicken Caesar Sando We’ve had a few different interpretations of a chicken caesar and this one leans welcomely light. The pulled chicken mixture isn’t too heavy on the mayo and there’s a nice blanket of parmesan on top. Not too heavy, not too light. It’s decent. photo credit: Jake Missing" - Jake Missing

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/reviews/panadera-soho

Jake Missing

Panadera Soho

Avey C.

Google

Was in London for a short visit but had to stop by and couldn’t choose just one item to order - so we shared 4! Glad to report they were all beyond EXCELLENT! My favourite was the Corned Beef Sando. Followed by the Longanisa Sausage Roll (so juicy). The Chicken adobo bake was also 10 out of 10. Topped it off with the Ube donut. Seriously recommend.

Katrina B.

Google

Food was delicious! The milo hot chocolate drink is a must try! The ube custard donut is filled to the brim as well. I wish I had gotten 2 of the cornbeef sandwiches. If I Iived nearby this place is where I would get my lunch often.

Anthony I.

Google

Panadera is definitely a pure morning magic. It's the perfect spot before starting your day or after the run. The Leche Flan Danish alone is worth setting an alarm and queuing up for: it's so buttery, and definitely melts like crack. Hands down also the best sando in town with their corned beef hash sando: the best. Savoury, juicy, perfectly seasoned Also please go for breakfast (the earlier you go, the more goodies you'll get), trust me: the milo mocha paired with their breakfast sando is an elite combo - exactly what a perfect recipe for the best morning of your life should taste like.

chickenwingg

Google

This is easily the best cafe/bakery in the area. It’s tucked away between busy soho and Chinatown. We got a variety to try: ube donut, garlic pandesal,iced peach lemon tea, ube matcha, ube toast and egg sando. Everything was so good. I highly recommend the ube donut and ube toast. Will definitely come back again.

Taz M.

Google

Loved the options. Really quaint bakery with minimal seating but still cosy. We tried almost all the samdwiches, ube matcha drinks and pastries. All flavourful, delicious and generous. It's also in a good location about a street away from a food market and shops.

Enrico

Google

Lovely filipino european fusion crafty bakery. Good taste, artistry, quality. But, queue outside the door, not enough seating space, London overinflated social trend prices. If you fancy a treat outside peak hours or weekends.

Krunal T.

Google

Pastries and Sandos were amazing. E we also liked the Ube Latte. We went little late afternoon on a Saturday to this place. It was moderately busy. We were seated in our small little corner and enjoyed the food and drink.

Jose Google R.

Google

Panadera Soho offers a delightful bakery experience, highlighted by its incredibly tasty ube-filled donut, which is both indulgent and beautifully balanced in flavour. The shop provides a good selection of food and drinks, with options that feel thoughtfully curated and offered at competitive prices, making it great value for money. The staff are consistently friendly, and the service is quick, even during busy periods, which adds to the overall positive experience. The only downside is that the seating area is quite limited. If you’re planning to dine in, you may find it difficult to secure a spot. For that reason, takeaway is highly recommended so you can still enjoy the quality of their pastries without the seating constraints. Overall, Panadera Soho is a fantastic stop for delicious treats—especially the ube donut—and efficient service.