Filipino businesses in Melbourne

Cebu-style lechon maker in Tottenham offering whole lechon, chopped lechon and rolled lechon belly for pickup, plus chorizo and dinuguan, for birthdays, christenings and parties.

Contemporary Filipino restaurant on Exhibition Street in Melbourne's CBD with à la carte dining, a group banquet menu and the Inuman rooftop bar upstairs.

Family-style Filipino eatery in Cranbourne West serving recipes such as adobo, sinigang, kare-kare, crispy pata and halo-halo, with takeaway through delivery apps.

Family-run Filipino restaurant on Barkly Street, West Footscray, led by owner and chef Kayla. Serves sisig, crispy pata, kare-kare, sinigang, grilled skewers and silog, plus halo-halo and ube desserts.

Filipino takeaway on McIntyre Road, Sunshine North, specialising in Cebu-style lechon belly rolled with garlic and lemongrass and roasted over charcoal, sold as value meals and pre-ordered party rolls.

Home-based Filipino lechon belly maker in Melbourne's south-east, taking pre-orders for 3, 5 and 6 kg crispy lechon bellies with pickup in Cranbourne.

Filipino café and grill in Burnside Heights that began as a bike shop, run by Marikina-raised owner Anthony Herrera. Known for Filipino barbecue skewers, chicken inasal and sisig, with live acoustic nights; it also runs a CBD café.

Filipino restaurant in Melbourne Central's Ella Precinct, open since October 2022, serving chicken inasal, grilled and silog meals, lechon kawali, crispy pata and halo-halo, with kamayan-style eating optional.

Filipino and Asian grocery on Railway Avenue in Laverton, also trading as Amelia's Variety Store, stocking Filipino goods and products from local Filipino food makers.

Filipino grocery in Footscray, entered from Leeds Street, selling Filipino pantry goods with money remittance and balikbayan box services. It also ships online orders through Australia Post.

Filipino grocery in Kensington with an online shop for Filipino sauces, noodles and snacks. A second shop operates in Truganina.

Filipino store in Albanvale run by owner Ligaya Binuya, combining a Filipino and Asian grocery range with freshly cooked dishes such as kare-kare, dinuguan, pancit and lumpia. It also caters family celebrations and community events.

Filipino and Asian grocery at Central South Morang shopping centre stocking fresh, frozen and packaged goods. It also carries products from local Filipino food makers, including Sarimanok longganisa and Ilocos empanadas.

Filipino and Asian grocery on Springvale Road in Springvale stocking Filipino pantry goods, local Filipino-made longganisa and balikbayan boxes.

Filipino and Asian grocery in Cranbourne West stocking Pinoy pantry staples, with a weekend barbecue setup serving pork barbecue and isaw. Western Union and Ria money transfers are available in store.

Filipino and Asian grocery in the Synnot Street arcade in Werribee, run by owner Richard Osorio. It stocks Filipino pantry and frozen goods and carries balikbayan boxes from several cargo companies.

Filipino all-day café and bakeshop on Spring Street in Melbourne's CBD, run by pastry chef Laurice Fajardo and Elbert Estampador. Makes its own ube halaya for ube cinnamon scrolls, Basque cheesecake, Swiss rolls and drinks, plus silog bowls and longganisa subs.

Filipino bakery on Synnot Street, Werribee, baking pandesal, Spanish bread and other Pinoy breads, pastries and cakes fresh daily.

Filipino bakery and café on Gipps Street, Collingwood, from pastry chef Marishell Evangelista, who grew The Weekend Ensaymada from a home kitchen and coffee van. Known for ensaymada in flavours such as ube, yema and pan de coco, plus pandesal and coffee.

Filipino bakery on Leslie Street, St Albans, near Keilor Plaza, baking pandesal, Spanish bread, ensaymada, pan de coco, ube rolls and hopia; its sister Manila Bread Café & Eatery in Deer Park serves Filipino meals and ube desserts.

Filipino-style bakery, formerly on Churchill Avenue in Braybrook and now on Hampstead Road, Maidstone, baking pandesal, Spanish bread, pan de coco, ube pandesal, ensaymada, hopia and siopao.

Filipino bakery and café on Woods Street, Laverton, baking pandesal, ensaymada, hopia and other Filipino breads, cakes and pastries, also stocked at Filipino and Asian grocers.

Filipino bakery and sandwich bar on Hardware Lane from the team behind Serai, serving fresh pandesal sandwiches such as lamb kaldereta, bulalo and pork belly lechon, plus Filipino pastries and specialty coffee.

Long-running Filipino bakery in Braybrook, opened in 1994 by Nancy “Nanay” Bautista, who previously ran a bakery in Taguig. Sells pandesal, hopia, ensaymada, chicken empanadas, ube cakes and Swiss rolls, plus savoury palabok and lomi.

Australian-Filipino Community Services is a Doveton-based registered charity providing culturally specific aged care and NDIS support for Filipinos in Victoria, along with youth and family engagement, crisis support and volunteering. It also runs Filipino performing arts, seniors' activities and community gatherings.

Eastern Melbourne Driving School is run by Filipino driving instructor Ben Bolano, who promotes himself to the community as a Pinoy driving instructor. It offers driving lessons and test preparation in Melbourne's eastern and south-eastern suburbs.

FASTCO is a network of Filipino international and Filipino-Australian students in Victoria that runs arrival orientations, a mentoring scheme pairing new students with current ones, and social and cultural events. It works with the Philippine Consulate General in Melbourne.

Gabay Driving School is a Deer Park driving school that prepares learner drivers for the Victorian driving test, with lesson packages and test-day car hire with a pre-test drive. Its name is the Filipino word for guide.

The Kiko Choir is a not-for-profit auditioned choir of Filipino singers that leads the monthly Filipino Mass at St Francis' Church on Lonsdale Street in the Melbourne CBD. It also performs at Filipino community events and concerts in Melbourne.

The Philippine Fiesta of Victoria Incorporated began in 1982 and owns the Philippine Community Centre in Laverton, on the site of the former Laverton Park Primary School. It stages the annual Philippine Fiesta, beauty quests and community events for Filipino-Australians in Victoria.

The Philippine Language School of Victoria teaches children and adults to speak, read and write Filipino (Tagalog) and is a recognised VCE provider for the language. It was founded in 1995 by Perla Adaptar Luetic of the LUZVIMINDA Association of Filipino Women in Victoria, and students also learn Filipino folk dances.

Pinoy Casey Community Inc. is a not-for-profit group uniting Filipino-Australians in the City of Casey in Melbourne's south-east through cultural events, fundraisers and community support. Its events include the Pinoylimpics sports day and a Mother's Day festival.

Aljca Productions is a Lyndhurst-based events business run by Aldrin Zulueta, offering emcee and DJ hosting, photography, videography, photobooths and wedding coordination. It covers weddings, birthdays, christenings and other celebrations across Melbourne.

Clint Garciano Photography is a Melbourne photographer covering sports, motorsport, couples and events, along with film photography. He regularly shoots Filipino Ballers Club basketball at La Trobe Sports Stadium.

KAPWA is a Melbourne Filipino events collective that runs R&B and hip-hop day parties with DJs and Filipino barbecue, including free rooftop parties in the CBD. Its name comes from the Tagalog word for shared identity and togetherness.

Mabelle Mercado is a Filipino-Australian registered marriage celebrant and wedding planner based in Clyde North. She conducts ceremonies for couples of many cultures and has been featured by SBS Filipino for bringing a personal, Pinoy touch to Australian weddings.

Thug Life Tattoo Melbourne is a Reservoir tattoo studio founded in 2018 by Manila-born artist Ryan Ocampo, known for black-and-grey realism. Ocampo, an award-winning convention artist, also mentors Filipino tattoo artists and sells Thug Life apparel.

Bamboo Spa's Pascoe Vale South branch is the Australian outpost of the Filipino-owned New Zealand massage chain, offering traditional Filipino hilot alongside Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone and pregnancy massage. It opened on Bell Street in July 2025.

FiloCare Australia is a Filipino-owned NDIS and aged care provider founded by Vanessa 'Ness' Gonzales, offering in-home and community support across Victoria. Services include personal care, domestic assistance, meal preparation, medication support, community access and transport.

InstaSkin Aesthetic is a cosmetic clinic founded by Filipina registered nurse and injector Diana Guerra, with a flagship in Oakleigh South and a second clinic in Cranbourne. It offers anti-wrinkle and dermal filler treatments, skin boosters, IV nutrient therapy, laser hair removal and lipodissolve.

Premier Skin Aesthetic Clinic is a cosmetic clinic in Balwyn North run by Arvee, a Filipina cosmetic nurse and esthetician. It offers RF microneedling, skin needling, HIFU, facials, body contouring and wrinkle-reduction treatments.

Vogue Smiles Melbourne is a general and cosmetic dental practice founded by Filipino dentist Dr Zenaidy Castro, who has more than 30 years of experience. It is known for smile makeovers, porcelain veneers, dental bonding and teeth whitening, with rooms in the Melbourne CBD and Noble Park North.

Bernardo Renovations is a family-run fencing and landscaping business in Wyndham Vale led by Edward Bernardo. It builds Colorbond, timber and slat fencing, gates, decks, paving, retaining walls and concrete driveways across Melbourne's west.

DMB Realty is a licensed real estate agency at Collins Square in Docklands led by Dennis Molina Bonicillo. It focuses on property investment, selling house-and-land packages, townhouses, off-the-plan apartments and new builds.

Maids R Us is a Melbourne cleaning company covering the North West and South East suburbs, offering residential, commercial and end-of-lease cleaning plus garden services. It was set up to give flexible, fairly paid work to Filipino students and newcomers, and many of its cleaners are Filipino.

Pinoy Homes Melbourne is a new-home specialist in Cremorne that helps Filipino families choose land, home designs and builders and guides them through the build. It says it has helped more than 500 Pinoy families build their homes with its partner Victorian builders.

Pinoy Landscape & Constructions is a family-run landscaping business in Melbourne's western suburbs, owned by Filipino landscaper Jason. It handles turf, garden design, paving, tiling and full backyard makeovers, drawing on about 10 years of landscaping experience.

Filo Moves is a Filipino-owned removalist company in Melbourne offering residential and commercial moves, furniture dismantling and reassembly, and rubbish removal. It was started by a Filipino-Australian crew and serves suburbs across Melbourne.

Talyer Auto Group is a Melbourne car service and repair group whose name is the Filipino word for a mechanic's workshop. Its workshops in Maidstone, Dandenong South, Truganina, Ravenhall and Epping handle servicing, mechanical and electrical repairs and VicRoads roadworthy certificates, and its Talyer Auto Academy trains mechanics from the Philippines.

Tangonan Auto Body Services is a smash repair and panel shop in Cranbourne West run by Rod, who started the business in the Philippines before bringing it to Melbourne. It handles collision repairs, paint matching and body shell work and pitches lower prices to Pinoy customers.

Balikbayan box service for Victorian customers, sending sea freight and air freight to the Philippines with empty box delivery and box pickup booked online. Its Victorian office is on Elizabeth Street in the Melbourne CBD.

Melbourne-based balikbayan box sea cargo service shipping door to door from Australia to the Philippines. It advertises free pickup in selected areas and an estimated 8–12 week delivery.

Melbourne branch of PLUS Cargo Global Forwarder, a balikbayan box forwarder shipping door to door to anywhere in the Philippines.

Melbourne label selling modern barongs and Filipinianas, including kids' boleros, designed in Melbourne and crafted in the Philippines. It sells online with worldwide shipping from a studio in Truganina.

Melbourne-based online shop run by Chris and Jean Uson selling Filipino-made goods, led by single-origin chocolate bars produced in the Philippines. It delivers to Australian major cities and metro addresses.

Melbourne maker of Filipino breakfast and pantry products, including longganisa, tocino and atcharang papaya. It sells through Filipino and Asian grocers around Melbourne.

DLeague Australia is a recreational and development basketball league for Filipino-Australian players in Melbourne, run under Liga Australia and the Melbourne Basketball League. It holds the annual Super Cup winter season and social basketball seasons, streaming games on DLeagueTV.

Filipino Ballers Club is a Filipino-Australian basketball club and league in Melbourne's north, playing Sunday games at La Trobe Sports Stadium. It runs seasonal leagues, casual sessions and FBC Hoops Fest, a day of basketball with celebrity games.

Pinoy Badminton Socials is a Filipino badminton community in Melbourne that grew from player meetups in 2017 into weekly social games and doubles tournaments. It runs socials in Melbourne's north and youth events such as the Pinoy Bagets tournament.

Accounting and tax practice founded by Michael Venezuela, a CPA who trained in the Philippines, offering tax returns, BAS, bookkeeping, payroll and SMSF services. It has offices across Melbourne, including Cairnlea, Derrimut, Dandenong South and South Morang.

Filipino-owned accounting and tax practice on Collins Street in the Melbourne CBD, offering accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, tax planning and SMSF services. It also has offices in Point Cook and Narre Warren and has hosted entrepreneur awards for Filipino business owners.

Melbourne CBD migration practice of registered migration agent Edmund Galvez (MARN 1909251), helping people who want to visit, study or work in Australia with visas, permanent residency and migration advice. Its Little Collins Street office takes walk-in clients.

Filipino-Australian visa and migration consultancy on Collins Street in the Melbourne CBD, assisting with student, visitor, skilled, partner and temporary graduate visas.

Mortgage broking firm in Lyndhurst founded to serve the Filipino-Australian community, which has grown into a group that also offers legal, migration and remittance services. Its multicultural team speaks English and Tagalog among other languages.

Ravenhall-based travel agency selling Philippine holiday packages such as island hopping and Cebu tours, along with group tours to other destinations. It works with Philippine Adventure Holidays and supports Filipino community events in Melbourne.