Filipino Food and Restaurants in Sharjah
Kislap lists 11 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence in Sharjah under Food and Restaurants.
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ActiveSharjah branch of Agemono Express, the UAE Filipino-Japanese restaurant chain founded in 2005 by Filipino restaurateur Roberto Capulong. Opposite St Michael's Catholic Church in Al Yarmook, it serves Filipino favourites such as pancit, laing, bulalo and sizzling sisig alongside takoyaki and sushi.
ActiveFilipino restaurant on the third floor of Nesto Mia Mall in Al Nahda, Sharjah. It serves Filipino home-style dishes for dine-in, table bookings and online orders.
ActiveFilipino restaurant and bakeshop opposite Sahara Centre in Al Nahda, Sharjah, formerly trading as Pinoy Chef. It serves Filipino dishes, delicacies and pastries.
ActiveFilipino grill restaurant on the first floor of Sahara Centre in Al Nahda, Sharjah, on the Dubai border. It serves chicken inasal, beef tapa, lumpia, beef pares and its own tapsilog and halo-halo, with unlimited rice, for dine-in, takeaway and delivery.
ActiveAsian restaurant, caterer and party venue in Al Safa Tower on Al Nahda Road in Al Nahda, Sharjah, with a largely Filipino menu. It serves boodle fights, bulalo, kare-kare, chicken inasal and halo-halo alongside Chinese shabu-shabu and Korean and Thai dishes, and hosts birthdays, weddings and corporate events with buffet and karaoke packages.
ActiveSharjah restaurants of Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, run in the UAE by a joint venture between Jollibee Foods Corporation and Seed Group's Golden Crown Foods. This listing is the level 3 store at Mega Mall in Al Qasimiah; Jollibee also has Sharjah stores at City Centre Sharjah and in the Sahara Centre food court in Al Nahda. The menu serves Chickenjoy fried chicken, Jolly Spaghetti, Yumburgers and Peach Mango Pie for dine-in and takeaway, with delivery through the apps.
ActiveFilipino restaurant, also known as MUM's, on the ground floor of the Qatar Building on Al Wahda Street in Al Majaz, Sharjah. It describes itself as serving seafood and authentic Filipino cuisine, with silog breakfasts, bulalo, adobong pusit, chilli crab and rellenong bangus, for dine-in and delivery.
ActiveFamily-run Filipino restaurant in Sharjah known for home-style Kapampangan cooking, grilled dishes and Filipino kakanin. It began in 2020 as a food stall at the Sharjah Fish Market, opened its main restaurant on King Faisal Street beside Lulu Hypermarket and has a second branch in the East Atrium of Sahara Centre, Al Nahda. It also takes orders for party trays and catering.
ActiveFilipino restaurant on Muath Bin Al Hareth Street in Al Nud, Sharjah, behind Nesto supermarket. It serves Filipino rice meals such as tapsilog with longganisa, Cebuano pungko-pungko, siopao, lumpia and halo-halo, with some Chinese-style dishes, for dine-in and delivery through Talabat and Noon.
ActiveSharjah branch of Pinoy Lomihan, a Filipino restaurant and bakery in Al Majaz 2. It serves lomi, palabok, siopao and other Filipino dishes, with pandesal and other Filipino breads baked at the company's bakery and delivered daily. Orders are also taken through Talabat and Noon.
ActiveFilipino-owned seafood and grill restaurant at Al Majaz Waterfront in Sharjah, founded in October 2020 by Chef Cristine Caringal-Melad and Lourds Adalia-Evertse. The menu is built on Filipino seafood feasts such as the SeaFeast platter, served facing Khalid Lagoon. The group also has branches in Dubai.