Filipino businesses in Cairns

Filipino cafe in Orchid Plaza, Cairns City, serving Visayan home-style cooking such as sisig, sinigang, chicken adobo and roast pork. It also sells Filipino desserts including cassava cake, leche flan and mango float.

Filipino eatery and takeaway on English Street in Manunda that has served traditional Filipino comfort food in Cairns since 1998. It offers home-style dishes such as pancit, chop suey and bistek with bread, and runs a stall at Rusty's Markets from Friday to Sunday.

Filipino food truck in Portsmith, Cairns, parked in front of Portsmith Quality Meats on weekdays and serving home-style Filipino dishes until sold out. It also trades at community events such as the Breakaway IRL Carnival.

Filipino restaurant at Earlville Shopping Centre in Cairns specialising in charcoal-roasted lechon and char-grilled chicken. It takes whole lechon orders and caters festivals, markets, corporate functions and private celebrations.

Filipino food truck in Cairns serving karinderia-style dishes at markets and festivals such as the Tanks Market and the Cairns Show. Its menu includes beef lugaw, burger steak with rice, pork barbecue and all-day Filipino breakfasts with longganisa.

Filipino bakery, cafe and takeaway on Mulgrave Road in Earlville, run by Jules Ganzan and his family since 2014. It bakes Filipino breads and sweets and serves home-style Filipino meals and homemade siomai for dine-in, takeaway and delivery.

Balikbayan box cargo service based in Smithfield that collects boxes around Cairns for regular sea shipments to the Philippines. It supplies empty jumbo boxes, which can also be picked up at Filipino shops in Cairns.

Filipino grocery store on English Street in Manunda, Cairns, stocking Filipino sauces, snacks, condiments and other pantry brands familiar in Philippine households. It also carries empty balikbayan boxes for a local cargo service.

Non-profit Filipino cultural society in Cairns that organises the Philippine Barrio Fiesta Cairns on the Esplanade's Western Event Lawn. It also brings Filipino performances to city events such as the Cairns Festival.