Businesses

Filipino restaurant at Hotel am Brillantengrund in Vienna's Neubau district. Nanay Mangalino and her team cook dishes from her Philippine home, with vegetarian and vegan choices alongside meat dishes. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner and takes table reservations.

Filipino restaurant on Burggasse in Vienna's Spittelberg area, founded by Earl Valencia, who grew up in Isabela in the Philippines. The kitchen reinterprets dishes such as adobo, pinakbet and siomai with local ingredients, with vegan and vegetarian choices and outdoor seating.

Vienna brunch café founded by three sisters with Filipino roots. Its internationally influenced menu draws on their family food traditions and includes all-day breakfast and Filipino street food. The café is on Rechte Wienzeile in Wieden.

Family-run Filipino supermarket in Vienna, founded by Nicko Valino and operated with his family. The shop stocks Filipino staples, snacks and drinks, including Boy Bawang, Chippy and calamansi juice.

Filipino bakery and café in Penzing, Vienna, run by master confectioner Camille Lorelei Sable. It makes Filipino pastries and breads alongside Austrian baking and brunch dishes, and takes cake orders and pre-orders.

Filipino patisserie on Burggasse in Vienna, with cakes and drinks using flavours such as ube, pandan and leche flan. Pastry chef Rachelle Anne Choi's business expanded into a larger café with brunch and Asian bistro dishes in 2025.

Volunteer-run society promoting relations between Austria and the Philippines. Its activities include public talks, cultural events and discussion of Philippine history and contemporary issues, with events in Vienna.

Filipino Catholic community in Vienna with worship, choir and family ministries. Its choirs take part in the Simbang Gabi Christmas novena, helping Filipino families maintain their faith and cultural traditions in Austria.

Filipino Catholic community in Linz, bringing together worship and Filipino cultural traditions. The group marked its twentieth anniversary in 2025 with a thanksgiving Mass, traditional dances, songs and community performances.

Filipino Catholic community meeting at Lehen parish church in Salzburg. It celebrates Mass with the parish on the first Sunday of the month and holds its own rosary and Mass on the other Sundays. The community also celebrates Filipino traditions such as Simbang Gabi.

Filipino Catholic worship community in Vienna, with family, youth and choir groups. Its Simbang Gabi celebrations in Floridsdorf bring together several choirs for the traditional Christmas novena.