Bella's CAKEtering Filipino Cuisine and Bakeshop — Restaurant in Columbus

I’m not too impress with the customer service here. The new lady they hired really sucks at her job as I remember she use to work the register at the Asian Market side and sucked at that also. She made mistakes there and over charged forcing me to come back after a 40 minute drive one way it didn’t make nothing right. What a disappointment!

Today we saw her again working at your establishment and she don’t look to happy serving your respective customers. We support your restaurant and your food truck both on/off post, for this piss poor customer service is uncalled for. My wife tried to buy some cassava cake and other baked goodies and there was no buddy manny the counter so she rug the bell as instructed. There was no answer or acknowledgment after the 1st ring so she tapped it a few more times “still no response”, then she rang it some more. Then the lady came out few minutes lady pissed off claiming she was busy and told my wife to ring the bell once. So my wife responded with “okay if you was that busy than I’ll just put these back and let you go back to work.” At no point she didn’t make her self known that she was busy or could have responded with “please give me a minute” and then come to great the customer. She needs retraining or I recommend finding a new cashier. If not you will loose...

We had the pleasure of trying Bella’s CAKEtering Filipino Cuisine and Bakeshop during a local Food Truck Friday event—and it was a fantastic find! Their food truck had a solid lineup of bowls and plates, offering both chicken and pork options. Everything smelled amazing, and the staff was super friendly and helpful when explaining the menu.

I ordered the Adobo Chicken Plate, and it was absolutely worth it. The serving size was huge—generous portions of perfectly seasoned white meat chicken, tender and juicy, served over a bed of fluffy white rice and flavorful pancit (Filipino noodles). The plate also came with lumpia, which was crisp, savory, and full of flavor. Every bite was packed with that traditional Filipino taste, and the portion was more than enough for one person—could easily be shared or saved for later.

They also had several dessert options available, which looked delicious, but I didn’t get a chance to try them this time. I’ll definitely be back to sample more of their menu in the future. If you see Bella’s food truck in your area, don’t miss it—this is comfort...

I got the halo-halo, pande-coco, ube pandesal with cheese ,and my partner got the chicken adobo bowl which he greatly enjoyed. The pande-coco was also good; the filling was buttery, sweet, and slightly caramelized. I thought it the latter was pretty expensive though ($8 for three buns).

The ube pandesal with cheese is amazing and a better value at 4 buns for $8. They're soft and chewy like a yeast-riswn donut, and the fillings seem to be mozzarella and a sweet ube paste.

Maybe I just went on a bad day since they were about to close early, but the ice chunks in the halo-halo were too big which made for an unpleasant texture. It was also the most expensive halo-halo I've seen, at $10 a cup. It's a big cup, but still. On the other hand, the flavor and variety of ingredients in it was great, and I appreciate that they made the food for us even though they were about to close.

Sept. 2024 update: the ice chunks in the halo-halo are still too big, and it has also increased on...