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Made some filipino buns
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Made some filipino buns


Does this look good to non filipinos out there? They look like dinner rolls but in the Philippines they call it Buns or monay.

by MobileCardiologist31

17 Comments

  1. insistent_overseer

    Those look like they’d soak up a bowl of soup perfectly. that crust color is exactly what i aim for with my own rolls.

  2. Purple_Young8872

    These are beautiful- do you have your recipe?

  3. bobbrumby

    Im pretty sure theyre not but these give that ai vibe for some reason

  6. nipslippinjizzsippin

    those look amazing, so smooth, whats the recipe?

  7. kyleyle

    No, doesn’t really look like monay at all. I’m sure yours are good though. Did you make yours with egg, milk, and butter? It should be dense and yellowish. Also, monay isn’t the Filipino translation of bread. The word to bread is tinapay (tea-nah-pie).

    Monay is the local adaption of the Spanish pan de monja. Should be a slightly sweet bread. Monay has a deep score in the middle creating two cheeks.

  9. Quick_Ideal_449

    Are you a witch (compliment)

    I want to sink my teeth into one SO BADLY. Does it have a particular taste?

  10. Lettuce_Milk

    Looks good but does not look like monay. Seems closer to a shiny pandesal or just general dinner rolls/burger buns.

  11. SirenShoe

    You’re getting mixed replies but in my part of the country we call that monay 🙂 They look gorgeous btw, exactly like the ones sold at bakeries!

  12. Brave_Relief8093

    Most bun looking buns I have ever seen!

  13. Own_Reserve9889

    I thought you had glued foreheads of bald people together as a protest against deification of bald people in the movie industry…getting some human centipede vibes.

  16. Silver-Cause3779

    Can I have the skin care routine

  17. telang_bayawak

    Bread is smoother than my face. Nice one, OP.