Cake & pastry delivery to Mandaluyong

EDSA northbound peaks heavily after 4:00 PM; we schedule Mandaluyong runs earlier in the afternoon where possible.

Distance from Pasay commissary

9–13 km

Typical transit

40–60 minutes

Motorcycle courier (est.)

₱150–₱220

Car courier for cakes (est.)

₱300–₱420

Pay the courier directly on delivery. Estimates only; the app fare at booking is final.

Route from our commissary

From Pasay up EDSA through Guadalupe to Shaw Boulevard or Ortigas Center.

Order by 2:00 PM for next-bake-day delivery. We bake Tuesday to Saturday and are closed Sunday and Monday.

Fragile and frosted cakes require a car courier (Lalamove, Grab Car or similar). Motorcycles are allowed only for breads and boxed pastries.
Keep the cake flat on the car floor, never on the seat, with the air-conditioning running.
Refrigerate within 30 minutes of arrival. Bring to room temperature for 15–20 minutes before slicing.
Open the box from the top; do not tilt. Report any damage with a photo within 1 hour so we can help.

What is the order cutoff for Mandaluyong delivery?

Orders placed by 2:00 PM are scheduled for the next bake day. We bake and deliver Tuesday to Saturday; we are closed Sunday and Monday.

Who pays the courier fee?

The courier fee is paid directly to the rider on delivery. The amounts shown are typical estimates; the app fare at booking time is final.

Why do you suggest an earlier delivery slot?

Afternoon EDSA traffic can double transit time, which is risky for cream-based cakes.

Can I order for an Ortigas office party?

Yes. For orders over 3 cakes, message us at least 3 bake days ahead so we can split them across car couriers.