Filipino businesses in Brisbane

Cebu-style lechon business run by a team from Cebu City, taking orders across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Prepares whole lechon, lechon belly, party trays and platters for birthdays, weddings and fiestas, with catering and delivery.

Brisbane Filipino street-food pop-up from the creator of the Busog! Sarap! food blog, trading at Mt Gravatt Street Food on the first Saturday of the month and taking production-kitchen order batches. Sells Filipino street food, dishes, baked treats and desserts such as Ilocos empanada and kwek-kwek.

Filipino restaurant in the Anzac Retail Centre between North Lakes and Mango Hill, serving family-style Filipino meals for dine-in, takeaway and catering. Known for its chicken barbecue, bagnet kare-kare, pulled beef tapa and party trays.

Filipino fried chicken eatery at Inala Plaza, with a second branch in Carina Heights. Known for crispy fried chicken served with rice, Filipino-style spaghetti or pancit, plus pork sisig and crispy fried tilapia.

Filipino restaurant and caterer in the lobby of the Springfield Lakes Hotel, serving home-style Filipino dishes, weekend buffets and party trays. Known for its lechon belly, pork sisig and salu-salo style shared spreads, and it caters events of up to 100 guests.

Filipino cafe and restaurant on Anzac Avenue in Redcliffe from the family behind The Filipino Street Food, which has also traded at Eat Street Northshore since 2013. Serves Filipino breakfasts, rice meals and street-food favourites such as chicken inasal, pork barbecue skewers and halo-halo, plus party trays.

Filipino restaurant and store in Capalaba, also trading as Flavours of Asia, serving home-style Filipino dishes alongside a few Thai curries. Known for lechon kawali, pork adobo, kare-kare and desserts such as halo-halo and bibingkang malagkit.

Cebu-style lechon specialist at Wacol, near Wacol station, selling lechon and pork crackle for pick-up and taking reservations for whole lechon orders. It also stocks some Filipino grocery items.

Filipino grocery in Silkstone, Ipswich, owned and run by Grace Cajulo, who previously managed a grocery in the Philippines. Sells Filipino groceries alongside gold jewellery and clothing, with online ordering through its website.

Long-running Filipino grocery in the McWhirters Centre in Fortitude Valley, with its own Kainan sa Valley food-court counter serving adobo, halo-halo and other ready-to-eat Filipino food. Stocks Filipino ingredients, snacks, drinks and other groceries.

Filipino grocery at the Inala Civic Centre that sells mostly Filipino foods and delicacies, also known as J & V Bayanihan Filipino Grocery.

Large Filipino supermarket on Deception Bay Road in Deception Bay, owned by Jane and David, stocking more than 4,000 Filipino products along with Philippine beers and spirits. It regularly hosts Filipino food pop-ups.

Family-owned group of Filipino grocery stores across Brisbane's south and west, with shops in Acacia Ridge, Logan Central, Browns Plains, Redbank Plains and Wishart. Sells Filipino groceries and treats, takes lechon pre-orders and offers money transfers and balikbayan boxes.

Small family-run Filipino grocery in Spring Mountain, near Springfield, selling Filipino snacks, frozen goods and pantry staples in store and through its online shop. Offers pick-up and local delivery around Springfield, Ipswich, Wacol and Browns Plains.

Filipino grocery store on Carselgrove Avenue in Fitzgibbon, on Brisbane's northside, stocking Filipino pantry staples, snacks and festive food.

4EB Radio Filipino Brisbane is the Filipino-language group on community station 4EB in Kangaroo Point, run by rotating Filipino broadcasters. It produces Magandang Gabi Brisbane on 98.1 FM and Tagalog shows such as Pinay Chika Tayo on 4EB Global Digital Radio, covering news, current affairs and local events.

Brisbane Filipino Multicultural Seventh-day Adventist Church holds weekly Sabbath services at the Toombul Shire Hall on Sandgate Road, Nundah. Its congregation centres on Filipino families and welcomes visitors from all backgrounds.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Australia Philippines (CCIAP) is a Queensland-based business chamber that promotes Filipino and Australian professionals and enterprises and bilateral trade with the Philippines. It runs business networking and start-up bootcamps for members.

The Filipino Australian Brisbane Society (FABS) is a Brisbane community association that promotes, preserves and protects Filipino culture, heritage and language. It organises the annual Bayanihan Festival at the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct and other community celebrations.

The Filipino-Australian Foundation of Queensland (FAFQ) is a not-for-profit community organisation based at the Philippine Multi-Purpose Centre in Coopers Plains. It offers Filipino language classes, cultural and educational events, and community gatherings such as Pasko sa Nayon and the FAFQ Charity Queen pageant, and publishes a directory of Filipino-Australian businesses.

Response Driving School is a driving school in Carseldine, on Brisbane's northside, run by a Filipino driving instructor. It advertises its driving lessons to the Filipino community through Brisbane Filipino community groups.

Filipino sister-owned bakeshop at the Pacific Centre in Sunnybank Hills, selling cakes, cookies and drinks for takeaway and online pre-order. Known for its ube desserts, especially the ube duo cake, ube kataifi cookies and iced dirty ube latte.

Brisbane maker of handmade Filipino steamed buns, selling siopao and empanadas from its shop on Brent Lane in Bellbird Park and from a food truck at the Queen's Wharf market and community events.

Filipino bakery and cafe with shops in Geebung, Acacia Ridge and Sunnybank, selling Filipino pastries, cakes and coffee. Known for its ube cakes and cupcakes, ube wafer sticks and whole cakes and catering orders for parties.

Filipino bakery and restaurant in Logan Central run by Winston and his team, which moved from Browns Plains in 2025. Sells Filipino breads, pastries and kakanin such as ensaymada, ube cheese rolls and Spanish bread, along with hot rice meals.

Barrio Fiesta Brisbane Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that runs Barrio Fiesta, which it bills as Australia's longest-running Filipino festival. The festival celebrates Filipino culture and heritage, and the 2026 edition is set for Saturday 21 November.

Hiraya Performing Artists Brisbane is a not-for-profit Filipino cultural dance group, established in 2021, that learns, preserves and performs folk dances from the Philippines. It grew out of the Filipino Australian Brisbane Society and performs at community events such as the Queensland Philippine Independence Gala.

Kalinangan Dance Company is a Brisbane cultural performing group, established in January 2022, that preserves and shares Philippine indigenous song and dance. It performs at multicultural festivals around South East Queensland and runs free weekly dance workshops at Roma Street Parklands.

The Queensland Filipino-Australian Arts Association (QFAAA) is a Brisbane-based not-for-profit that discovers and showcases Filipino-Australian artists across the arts. It runs the Dancing Stars Shine dance showcase and co-hosted the 2026 Queensland Philippine Independence Gala with the Philippine Consulate.

Filipino Martial Arts Brisbane is an eskrima club led by Master Elwyn Gabutero that teaches and promotes the Cacoy Doce Pares system of the late Supreme Grandmaster Cacoy Cañete. It runs regular classes and seminars and connects students with training bootcamps in the Philippines.

Narangba Pinoy Basketball is an all-Filipino community basketball league based in Morayfield in the Moreton Bay region. It runs annual seasons for Filipino teams from Brisbane's north, sponsored by local Filipino businesses.

Night Shift Ballers is a Logan-based incorporated basketball association that began as a small group of Filipinos playing after work. It now runs the Sunday Basketball Cup, which it describes as the biggest Filipino basketball league in Queensland, along with a multicultural league, with grand finals at Logan Metro Sports & Events Centre.

B & E Auto and Daily Service is a family-owned mechanic workshop in Acacia Ridge, run by workshop manager Boyet Bolante. It does routine servicing, diagnostics and mechanical repairs, and is rated 4.9 from 62 reviews on AutoGuru.

JQ Pinoy Automotive is a mechanic-owned auto repair business in Waterford West, Logan, run by automotive electrician and master technician Jun Quinones. Its JQ Pinoy Auto Services offer repairs with a 60-day warranty, pre-purchase used car inspections, car rental, roadside assistance and airport transfers.

Eagle Cargo is a Brisbane-based balikbayan box service that ships sea cargo to the Philippines from South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales. It offers door-to-door pickup, including after-hours pickups, sells empty boxes through partner outlet stores and also handles B2B logistics.

Rolling Express is a Brisbane freight forwarder that collects balikbayan boxes door to door across Queensland and delivers them anywhere in the Philippines. Owner Kevin Ingua's business has shipped more than 10,000 boxes since 2015, with sea-freight batches and box tracking through agents in Manila and Cebu.

AL 4 Beauty is a Brisbane hair and makeup business run by artist Carein Dutta (Carpio) and based in Kedron. It provides bridal party, special occasion and photoshoot hair and makeup across Brisbane and has more than 200 Facebook reviews.

Gregson & Co is a hair studio in Teneriffe led by Filipino-Australian stylist Gregson Gastar, a winner of the AHFA People's Choice Award. It offers tailored cuts, colour, perms, texturising and keratin smoothing from Salon Lane in the Willoughby & Co Woolstores building.

Auspac Visa is a Brisbane City immigration law and visa agency founded in 2006 to help Filipinos migrate to Australia. Principal Teresa Cardona, a lawyer and registered migration agent, handles skilled, employer-sponsored, partner, family and student visas as well as tribunal reviews and appeals.

World2Australia Migration Solutions is a Brisbane migration agency at Brisbane Technology Park in Eight Mile Plains, with an office in Manila. Director Gloria Collins, a registered migration agent and former nurse who migrated from the Philippines, leads a team that handles Australian work, study, family and skilled visas.

Cebuano Nomads Cleaning Services is a North Lakes cleaning business whose team has roots in the Cebuano-speaking Philippines. It provides commercial and office cleaning, carpet and window cleaning, deep cleans and Defence Housing Australia property cleaning around Brisbane.

J & M Filipino Cleaning Services is a family-owned Filipino cleaning company in Brisbane. It does residential, commercial, Airbnb and aged-care cleaning, plus end-of-lease bond cleans with steam carpet cleaning for real estate agencies.

Flipside Finance is a Brisbane mortgage and finance brokerage run by Filipino broker Alejandro Aguilar, known as Al The Lender, who has worked in finance since 2007. It helps Filipinos in Australia with first home loans, refinancing and investment lending.

Brisbane-based online fashion label run by Filipino-Australian siblings Louisa and Anthony Parkinson with their mother Merly, selling modern Filipiniana designed in Australia and made by artisans in the Philippines. Its range includes Filipiniana dresses, boleros, Maria Clara blouses and barong tagalog, shipped worldwide.

Juan Designs Studios is a North Lakes design and print studio offering graphic design, T-shirt printing and front-end web development. It also makes Juan Wear, a Filipino-Australian apparel and merchandise line stocked at JD Pinoy & Asian Grocery in Deception Bay.

Philippine Travel & Trade is a travel and tour agency in Riverhills, in Brisbane's west, that organises domestic and international travel. It is listed in the Filipino-Australian Foundation of Queensland's directory of Filipino-Australian businesses under travel and tours.