Filipino businesses in Adelaide

Filipino cafe and restaurant on Bridge Road in Pooraka, Adelaide, serving modern Filipino dishes, from silog breakfasts such as tapsilog and longsilog to Filipino classics at dinner, and catering for events. The same team is behind Mutya’s, a Filipino restaurant on Rundle Street.

Filipino restaurant and Asian grocery at Ingle Farm Shopping Centre in Adelaide’s north, run by owner Rosalie, serving Filipino cuisine and selling Philippine products.

Family-owned Filipino restaurant on Grote Street in the Adelaide CBD, opened in 2026 by the former owners of Sweet Lemon. It is known for sisig, crispy pata, kare-kare and halo-halo.

Filipino restaurant on Grange Road in Findon, Adelaide, serving Filipino classics with a modern twist, such as crispy pork pata and caldereta, for dine-in and takeaway. It also caters events.

Filipino charcoal barbecue and street-food business on Grote Street in the Adelaide CBD, founded in 2023 by Lori and Raizza Atillo. Its signature is Cebu lechon made to Lori’s three-generation family recipe, served alongside barbecue skewers and street food such as kwek-kwek.

Adelaide caterer established in 2017, specialising in Filipino-style charcoal barbecue, street food, platters and Asian-inspired grazing tables for events and functions. It has served food at Tasting Australia, Gluttony, Lucky Dumpling Market and WOMAD.

Home-based Filipino microbakery in Adelaide run by Nicolette and Mark, baking small batches of buko pie and Filipino-inspired scrolls such as ube and tinapa (smoked fish) with burnt honey. Orders are taken in advance for pick-up in Woodville South and at pop-ups.

Bakeshop on Desmond Avenue in Pooraka, Adelaide, known for Filipino breads such as pandesal, ensaymada, butter mamon, cheese bread and egg pie, as well as cakes and custom celebration cakes.

Filipino grocery and takeaway in Old Reynella, in Adelaide’s south, selling Filipino groceries and freshly baked Filipino bread alongside cooked Filipino dishes and weekly specials. It previously traded as Pinoy BEST Filipino Food & Grocery.

Filipino grocery on Manoora Street in Greenacres, Adelaide, selling Filipino snacks, frozen goods and bread, with homemade Filipino specials on weekends and balikbayan box drop-off for KFS and LBC. It previously traded as Manoora Deli & Pinoy Grocery.

Migration consultancy in the Adelaide CBD led by director and registered migration agent Arlene Mariñas (MARN 1385457), who moved to South Australia from the Philippines in 2005. It helps business owners, professionals, tradespeople, students and families with Australian visas and citizenship, and offers settlement support.