Filipino businesses in Rockhampton

Filipino cafe on Berserker Street in North Rockhampton known for Filipino pork roasted on a spit and Filipino dishes, alongside some Australian meals and coffee. Desserts include halo-halo, turon and yema cake.

Rockhampton food stall selling Filipino-style fried chicken with gravy and Filipino-style cheeseburgers at the Rockhampton Sunday markets.

Filipino grill in the Stockland Rockhampton food court serving chicken inasal and other char-grilled dishes, rice meals, sides and desserts, along with some Australian dishes and coffee.

Pinoy Bites is a Rockhampton home kitchen making made-to-order Filipino leche flan for pickup.

Hilot practice in Rockhampton run by Lorelie Luna Ladiges, who comes from a Bicol family of hilot healers and was profiled by SBS Filipino. She offers traditional Filipino hilot massage, Hilot Lomi Olohe and sports remedial massage from a home studio in Allenstown, with extra days at a wellness centre in the Rockhampton CBD.

Non-profit community organisation that preserves Filipino-Australian cultural identity and connects Filipino community members across the Rockhampton region. It was previously known as the Central Queensland Filipino-Australian Association (CQFAA), which marked its 40th anniversary in 2025.