Jp Bakehaus
3-5 Greenfield Rd, Greenfield Park, New South Wales, 2176

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Why Choose Jp Bakehaus?
JP Bakehaus is a Vietnamese-style bakery in Greenfield Park known for pork rolls, tiger bread, banh mi and salad rolls that locals rate highly. They cater to events and offer good-value lunch combos, with staff praised for being friendly and helpful; the bakery bakes fresh daily, and the smell of warm bread greets you at the door.
About Jp Bakehaus
Jp Bakehaus is a Vietnamese-style bakery in Greenfield Park, and pork rolls feature prominently among what they offer. Locals will tell you the crackling pork roll is popular, and the tiger bread rolls are crunchy outside and soft within. The banh mi, salad rolls and cheese and bacon rolls all get a mention too, with the pate and mayo applied generously.
It's not only rolls. People come away happy with a heated pizza slice and a custard tart with a nicely baked pastry shell, and the smell of fresh bread greets you at the door. Locals say the bread comes fresh from the oven, and it's considered fair value for what you get.
The staff are a big part of the appeal. Regulars talk warmly about the friendly women behind the counter, and Peter has a name for helpful recommendations. The odd person has found a roll a touch dry or lighter on pate than they'd like, and service can be unhurried when the line builds, so allow a little time at busy periods.
We hear they've handled a large order of rolls on short notice, and they do catering and takeaway. There's step-free access from the car park to the door, and they take card and mobile payments. Hours run seven days, but check before heading in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“From the moment you walk in, the smell of fresh-baked bread. I had the Crackling Pork Roll and it was hands down the best I've ever tasted.”
“I enquired about ordering 100 bread rolls for an event on short notice. I spoke to a gentleman and he was very helpful.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Jp Bakehaus
Jp Bakehaus is a Vietnamese-style bakery best known for its crackling pork rolls and banh mi, generously filled with pate and mayo. It's also one of the few spots locals mention for tiger bread rolls, crunchy outside and soft inside. Salad rolls and cheese and bacon rolls are popular too, along with custard tarts.
Yes, Jp Bakehaus takes catering orders, including bulk bread roll orders for events on short notice. One local ordered one hundred bread rolls and found the bread fresh for all the guests, while another used Peter for catering and said the whole order and service impressed their guests.
Locals say yes, the smell of fresh bread greets you at the door and regulars note the bakery doesn't sell yesterday's bread. The crackling pork roll and tiger bread rolls are praised for a crunchy outside and soft inside, and the pate and mayo are applied generously rather than sparingly.
Many locals rate it as good value, pointing to the lunch combo of a banh mi and a soft drink as cheap, and pork rolls praised for price, taste and portion size. A few visitors have found the pork roll pricier or drier on occasion, so it's worth asking in store about current offerings.
Yes, the bakery has a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, and it accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments such as tap and pay. It offers takeaway and breakfast items, and is well regarded locally for its helpful staff and generous fillings, though service can be slower during busy periods.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 2 9610 3433
- Address
- 3-5 Greenfield Rd, Greenfield Park, New South Wales, 2176
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-6pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-6pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-6pm
- Thursday
- 7am-6pm
- Friday
- 7am-6pm
- Saturday
- 7am-4pm
- Sunday
- 7am-3pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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