Filipino businesses in Al Ain

Filipino restaurant at Town Square in Al Ain's town centre, which describes itself as the first Pinoy restaurant in Al Ain. It is known for its bulalo beef soup and serves Filipino dishes, sweets and delicacies, with an all-you-can-eat Filipino buffet on set days. Dine-in, outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery are offered.

Filipino restaurant on the second floor of Al Falah Plaza in Al Ain's town centre, serving Filipino comfort food along with some Asian and Western dishes. The menu includes beef bulalo, kare-kare, sinigang, pancit bihon and halo-halo. It takes advance reservations and offers delivery through Talabat.

Al Ain restaurant of Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, in the level 2 food court of Al Ain Mall in Kuwaitat. It is run in the UAE by Jollibee Foods Restaurant LLC, a joint venture in which Jollibee Foods Corporation holds 49 per cent, and serves Chickenjoy fried chicken, Jolly Spaghetti, Yumburgers and Peach Mango Pie.

Filipino restaurant in Al Ain whose main branch is on the mezzanine floor of Building 154 on Khalifa Street in the Town Centre, with a second outlet in the Al Ain Mall food court. The menu covers Filipino home cooking and grills such as laing, ginataang langka, sizzling chicken and barbecue inasal chicken. It also runs party services and event catering, and joins Filipino night markets in Al Ain.

Filipino restaurant in Hai Salama in Al Ain's Central District that bills itself as the best taste of the Philippines in Al Ain. The kitchen cooks Filipino dishes from several regions, including sisig, siopao and malunggay pan de sal, and serves rice and noodle meals. It is open daily from early morning until late, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery.

Non-profit Filipino community organisation in Al Ain that hosts the city's free Philippine Independence Day celebration, held in 2026 on 20 June at the Zayed Central Library with cultural performances, a community parade, a bazaar and free health screening. It brings together Filipino groups, schools and companies from across Al Ain and the wider emirate.

Filipino Catholic community of St Mary's Catholic Church in Al Ain. It serves Filipino parishioners with Tagalog Masses and parish activities and works with Catholic lay groups such as CFC Youth for Christ UAE.

Philippine-curriculum private school in Al Muwaiji, Al Ain, and the first Filipino-curriculum school in the city. It teaches the Philippine national curriculum with the subjects Abu Dhabi's education authority requires, and is one of the Philippine Schools Overseas accredited by the Commission on Filipinos Overseas. Its pupils take part in Filipino community cultural events in the emirate.

Al Ain branch of Maria Paz Pastry, the UAE Filipino bakery founded by Filipina Maria Paz Banaag-Marquez and known for its Filipino-style cheesecake. The shop on Khalifa Bin Zayed Street in the Central District opened in 2024 and sells cheesecake, kakanin, ube treats and other Filipino pastries for takeaway and delivery.

Al Ain branch of Panaderia Bakery, the UAE Filipino bakery brand founded in Mussafah in 2008, open in Al Ain since 2014. The shop at Town Square in the Town Centre bakes pandesal, bukopandan and other Filipino breads, and serves Filipino meals such as tosilog with outdoor seating.

Three-storey branded fashion outlet store in central Al Ain, owned by Filipina entrepreneur Mary Grace Alzate, who started out selling thrifted clothes online. The store sells discounted branded clothing and accessories and runs seasonal sales, such as its Eid sale in May 2026. It reopened with a mega sale in October 2025.