Filipino businesses in Sydney

Filipino brunch cafe in Rushcutters Bay from the team behind Darlinghurst restaurant Takam, opened in September 2025. The menu reworks Filipino breakfast staples, including tapsilog, chilli egg bicho with longganisa, pandesal breakfast rolls with hamon bulakenya, and ube matcha and leche flan lattes.

Filipino charcoal barbecue eatery in the Level 4 dining precinct of Westpoint Blacktown, serving barbecue plates and platters, silog meals, crispy pata, lechon kawali and Filipino desserts.

Warwick Farm restaurant that bills itself as Sydney's first Lechon Cebu restaurant. It serves Cebu-style roast pork with Filipino dishes such as sisig, crispy pata, chicken inasal and pork skewers, offers group feast packages, and hosts regular live music nights.

Filipino-fusion burger chain founded in Marsden Park in 2016 by Filipino chef Tim Casaje and his wife Liz. It pairs American-style smash burgers with Filipino favourites such as the ensaymada-inspired Marvin Glazed Burger, Filipino-style spaghetti with fried chicken and halo-halo. Other branches include Wentworth Point, Prestons, Austral and Mambourin in Victoria.

Family-run Filipino restaurant, bakeshop and caterer on Oxford Road, Ingleburn. It serves ulam, silog breakfasts, sizzling plates, grilled skewers and noodles alongside Filipino breads and kakanin.

Filipino restaurant in Crows Nest that specialises in Manila-style charcoal-roasted lechon, opened in July 2025 by AJ Eserjose and Catherine Paa, who also run Lechon Republic in Singapore. The menu also includes lechon sisig, watermelon sinigang and lumpiang Shanghai.

Filipino restaurant in Rooty Hill serving traditional comfort food and known for booked-out boodle fight feasts, as well as crispy pata, inihaw grills and pancit.

Filipino cafe in Newtown serving all-day Filipino breakfast and lunch, including silog plates, adobo, Cebu lechon, lechon sisig, pancit palabok and halo-halo, alongside Australian brunch dishes. It also offers venue hire and Filipino party catering. The cafe opened in Glebe in 2016 before moving to Alice Street.

Pinoy grocery on Beamish Street, Campsie, stocking Filipino and other Asian products. It also handles money remittance and balikbayan boxes.

Filipino variety and grocery shop on Patrick Street near Blacktown station and Westpoint. It stocks Pinoy groceries, snacks, drinks, frozen goods and household essentials, plus beauty products and women's clothing.

Filipino minimart about 200 metres from Merrylands station selling Filipino snacks, spices and ready-to-eat ulam. It delivers to nearby suburbs and posts orders Australia-wide.

Filipino and Asian grocery in Granville with an eatery serving all-day Filipino dishes. It also hosts weekend Pinoy street-food nights.

Small Filipino grocer on Church Street, Parramatta, formerly Chowking Oriental Foodmart. Its fridges carry Filipino stews, noodles and sweets made by local Filipino home cooks, alongside packaged snacks and groceries.

Filipino grocery opposite West Ryde station selling Filipino ingredients and groceries, home-cooked Filipino meals and Filipino cosmetics.

Filipino sari-sari store inside Lemon Grove Shopping Centre in Chatswood. It sells Filipino snacks, canned goods, dried fish, household essentials and ready-made Filipino meals.

Long-running Filipino grocery with its main store in Ashfield, branches in Campsie and Rockdale, and an online shop that ships Australia-wide. Besides Philippine pantry goods it offers remittances and balikbayan box shipping.

Small-batch Filipino bakery that sells from a stall at Chatswood Mall Market and takes orders for pick-up in Ryde. It is known for cheesy ensaymada, cassava cake, egg pie and ube cake.

Filipino bakehouse and café at Eastern Creek Quarter, founded by Philippines-born baker Hannah, with a second café in Windsor. It makes Filipino-inspired celebration cakes, sans rival, silvanas, cupcakes and breads.

Filipino bakery and takeaway shop in central Campbelltown selling ube cakes, cupcakes and empanadas alongside Filipino takeaway dishes.

Filipino bakery on Rooty Hill Road North in Rooty Hill, baking pandesal, Filipino breads and celebration cakes such as yema and ube cakes.

Filipino dessert shop in Rooty Hill known for halo-halo, plus taho, turon and Filipino-style pies. It began as a food truck in 2019 and still runs a halo-halo kart for events.

Filipino bakehouse in Doonside, with a second shop in Rooty Hill, selling freshly baked Filipino breads, pastries, cakes and kakanin.

Sydney home baker of Filipino pastries and cakes made to pre-order, including ensaymada and buko pie.

Western Sydney maker of Filipino kakanin and desserts, taking pre-orders for Saturday pick-up since 2004. Its mixed kakanin platters are also sold through Filipino grocers in Rooty Hill.

Albano Migration is a registered migration agency based in Blacktown, western Sydney, advising on Australian visa applications.

Auxilium Migration Services is a Sydney migration agency run by registered migration agent Mayumi Bautista, listed among Filipino-speaking migration agents in Australia.

Castro Legal is a Fairfield law practice led by Joyce Castro, an Australian lawyer with a Filipino background.

CJMigration is a Tagalog-speaking migration agency in Burwood run by registered migration agent Corazon Jasa, advising on Australian visas.

Elite Migration Consultancy is a Filipino-led migration agency with offices in the Sydney CBD and Cebu, assisting clients with Australian visa applications.

ImmiCo Consultancy is an immigration consultancy led by Kai, a Filipino-Australian registered migration agent, with an office in The Rocks in central Sydney.

Jessie Icao Solicitors is a Parramatta law firm led by a principal first admitted as a lawyer in the Philippines, with Tagalog, Bisayan and Ilocano spoken.

Kumusta Migration is a family-owned registered migration agency in Blacktown offering visa advice in English, Tagalog and Visayan.

13HomeCare is an NDIS disability support provider run by Filipino health care professionals, with service locations in Doonside and Denham Court. It provides in-home support, community participation, community nursing, short-term accommodation and supported independent living.

Adent Family Dental Care is a family dental practice on Hezlett Road in Kellyville, in Sydney's Hills District, run by Filipino dentists who see patients in English and Filipino. It offers family and children's dentistry, dentures, crowns and bridges, cosmetic dentistry and root canal therapy, and opens seven days.

Bhajune Hair & Makeup is a Filipino-Australian hair and beauty salon on Level 3 of Westfield Parramatta, opposite Daiso, with a second salon in Mount Druitt. It offers hair, hand and foot care, eyes, makeup and wedding styling.

El Pinoy Care Services is a Filipino family-owned NDIS and aged care provider in Campbelltown, founded by Maria De La Cruz after caring for her father. It provides disability support, community participation activities and home-based aged care in south-west Sydney.

Family 1st Care Services is a Blacktown NDIS and aged care provider run by a group of Filipino disability and aged care support workers, led by Gerlie Quimson. It provides personal care, domestic support and community engagement, and runs the Family 1st Care Ability Cafe in Blacktown.

Kikay Hair Bar is a hair salon near Blacktown Station that has operated in Blacktown since 2015 and is run alongside SkinLine Clinic Sydney by CEO Michelle Bangug. It offers colour, precision cuts, keratin and nanoplasty treatments and styling, with walk-ins welcome.

Mabuhay HomeCare Services is a disability support and home care provider started by two Filipino nurses, with a team made up mostly of Filipino support workers. It offers respite care and long-term supported accommodation in Leppington, in south-west Sydney, with community nursing and registered nurses on site.

Maestra Barbershop is a Dulwich Hill barbershop co-owned by licensed barber Antonio, who promotes himself as a Filipino barber for all hair types. The shop cuts afro and straight hair and shares its story in a 'Building Maestra' video series.

The Campbelltown and Region Filipino Community Council Inc (CRFCC) brings Filipino Australians in the Campbelltown region together through civic, cultural and social activities. It co-organises the annual Philippine Independence Day flag raising and Rizal commemoration in Campbelltown.

DEL Driving School is a Sydney driving school run by Filipino instructor Rodel Espiritu since 2009. He teaches learner drivers and regularly takes students to their driving tests at Service NSW centres in Blacktown and St Marys.

Philippine Australian Community Services Inc (PACSI) is a Blacktown-based community organisation that works for the rights and welfare of Filipinos in Australia. It runs settlement support for newly arrived Filipinas, community workshops and cultural events such as its stall at the Liwanag festival.

The Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCCNSW) is the peak umbrella body for Filipino-Australian community organisations in New South Wales, established in 1990. It runs community appeals such as Mindanao earthquake relief, the Philippine National Day Ball and health and migrant information sessions.

Sandigan Radio is a Filipino-Australian community radio program broadcast every Friday from 9am to 10am on 2RDJ-FM 88.1 in Sydney. Presented in Tagalog and English, it covers news from the Philippines, local community events and interviews with Filipino community leaders, with music.

Say More Radio is a weekly Filipino music program on SWR 99.9 FM, the western Sydney community station, presented in English, Tagalog and Bisaya. It plays original Filipino music from Australia and abroad and also streams on YouTube and Spotify.

The Filipino Saturday School is a community language school in Blacktown that teaches Filipino language, history, traditions and culture. It runs basic Tagalog classes for primary, high school and adult learners and bandurria lessons, and presents the Liwanag celebration of Filipino culture.

The Philippine Community Herald is a Sydney-based Filipino-Australian community newspaper founded in 1994 by publisher Evelyn Zaragoza. It covers community news and events, is distributed Australia-wide and shares stories through its Facebook page.

Filipino-Australian family activewear brand from Sydney selling activewear for women, men and kids online. It also runs the free Aktibo Run Club from Taguan Cafe in Darlington.

Filipina-owned clothing label selling ready-to-wear and custom barong Tagalog, Filipiniana and modern Philippine-inspired garments made in the Philippines. It sells online with Australia-wide shipping and from a store in Campbelltown.

Sydney online clothing label launched in July 2026 by Filipina-Australian Lea Villanueva, selling Filipino-inspired oversized basics for kids and adults. Its signature 'Kamusta' pullovers celebrate Filipino greetings and culture.

Online specialty coffee brand founded in December 2020 by Abegail Manalansan, selling single-origin Philippine coffee from Benguet roasted in Sydney. Its range includes Arabica, Fine Robusta and Liberica (barako) beans and drip bags.

Online shop in Doonside, western Sydney, selling Filipino skincare soaps and beauty products imported from the Philippines, plus some Asian beauty items. Orders are taken through its website and Facebook for pick-up or delivery.

Independent online shop run by Filipina-Australian curator Mariam Ella Arcilla from Magenta House in Redfern, stocking books, zines, apparel and artisan homewares by Filipino and Asian makers and publishers. It also runs pop-up stalls at Sydney markets and Filipino community events.

Filipino-owned Sydney streetwear label founded by Arvin Manuel in 2021, whose designs mix Filipino heritage references with contemporary streetwear. It sells online through seasonal drops and at pop-up events.

Online Filipino grocery store based in Oran Park in south-west Sydney, selling Filipino pantry staples, snacks, frozen goods and household essentials. Orders can be placed through its website or by message.

Elite Lending Australia is a Sydney mortgage broking business recommended within Filipino community groups, arranging home loans for the Filipino-Australian community.

Jalandoni and Company is a money transfer business serving the Filipino community in Australia, sending Australian dollars to the Philippines as a BDO Remit partner. It operates from Vaucluse in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

Maverick Finance is a mortgage broking business led by Filipino mortgage broker Maria Papa, helping clients with home loans and property investment strategy. It is based in North Kellyville in north-west Sydney.

Mayad Finance is a mortgage broking business run by Kreme Salvilla, serving Filipino communities in Australia and posting in Tagalog. It is based in Box Hill in north-west Sydney.

Mortgage Station is a Sydney mortgage broking firm that aims to be Australia's most trusted Filipino financial brand, arranging home and investment loans. Its office is on King Street in the Sydney CBD.

Wealth Forum is a financial planning practice run by Filipino-Australian certified financial planner Sheila Cabacungan, offering SMSF, investment, insurance and money coaching advice. Its office is on Main Street in Rouse Hill.

1STARTS (One Stop Auto Repair and Technical Solution) is a car repair workshop in Smithfield that promotes itself to the Filipino community in Tagalog. It handles logbook servicing, mechanical and electrical diagnostics, European car repairs, hybrid and EV diagnosis, ECU programming and pre-purchase inspections.

218 Prestige Automotive is a family-owned and operated workshop in Campbelltown run by Reggie Ramos, servicing Japanese and European vehicles. It offers logbook servicing, diagnostics, brakes and suspension, engine, cooling system, transmission and tyre work.

A-Z Auto Sydney is a car servicing and repair workshop on Princes Highway in St Peters run by Filipino mechanic Glenn. It offers logbook services, clutch replacement, suspension work and vehicle inspections, with online booking.

Detailing Dad is a car detailing business run by Rico Salvador, an Ateneo graduate and IT professional, from a home base in Maroubra. It offers washes, paint correction and finishing, with drop-off at the Maroubra base while its mobile van is off the road.

The Handsome Mechanic, formerly Andre Automotive, is a Filipino-owned car repair workshop on Kurrajong Avenue in Mount Druitt. It does logbook servicing, mechanical repairs, brakes and clutches, air-conditioning regas, tyres and wheel alignment, and pink, blue and LPG safety checks.

ALiN Cargo Express Australia is the Sydney branch of a Cebu-based balikbayan box forwarder, shipping boxes from Australia to families across the Philippines. Its office is on Main Street in Blacktown.

BM Express Australia ships balikbayan boxes to the Philippines by air and sea, sells empty boxes through Filipino stores and handles money transfers as a BDO Remit partner. Its Australian base is in Minto, south-western Sydney.

Chenvel by Kaizen ships balikbayan boxes from Australia to the Philippines. Its Sydney warehouse in Mount Druitt lets customers pack and drop off their boxes on site.

Forex Cargo Australia is a family-owned balikbayan box forwarder founded by a Filipino family in 1997, offering weekly sailings to the Philippines with box tracking. It operates from Ingleburn in south-western Sydney.

PLUS Cargo Global Forwarder is a balikbayan box forwarder founded by Loel Ortiz to serve the Filipino community, delivering empty boxes to customers and shipping them to the Philippines. It is based in Claremont Meadows in western Sydney.

The Aussie Filipino Basketball Association (AFBA), formerly Pinoy Basketball Australia Sydney (PBAS), is a not-for-profit Filipino community basketball league in Minto. It runs winter and summer competitions and Wednesday-night social games for players in south-west Sydney.

Badminton Prookies is a Sydney badminton group of Filipinos that welcomes players of all levels, from pros to rookies. It plays regular sessions at Alpha Badminton Centre in Auburn and runs the annual Prookies Open tournament.

Fil-Aus Badminton Community is a Sydney network that connects Filipino-Australian badminton groups. It organises community tournaments such as the BES Filo and Friends Mixed Doubles and supported the Pinoy Bagets badminton day.

PBA Originals (Pinoy Basketball Australia Originals) is a Filipino community basketball organisation based at Minto Indoor Sports Centre in south-west Sydney. It runs seasonal competitions such as its 2026 Summer Comp, along with family days, sports days and social events.

Sydney FilOz Badminton (SFB) is a Filipino-Australian social badminton club that has been running for about eight years. It holds Wednesday and Saturday social sessions at Alpha Badminton in Auburn and an annual SFB Cup tournament.

Camera Laine Photography is a Sydney photographer based in Rhodes, run by Laine Yoksel, covering children, family, wedding and maternity shoots. It promotes affordable packages and takes bookings by direct message.

Jan Tolentino Photography is a Sydney wedding and events photography and film business run by Jan Jerome Tolentino. It offers editorial-style stills, cinematic film and hybrid 4K coverage for weddings and large events.

Litrato is the wedding photography and film business of Filipino-Australian photographer Michael Dela Cruz, based in Doonside in western Sydney. It covers weddings and lifestyle shoots in a photojournalistic style and also offers a photobooth.

T.Sparkles Snaps and Props is a Rooty Hill event hire business offering photo booths, 360 video booths, event decor and flowers, photography, videography and emcee services. It works weddings and parties around Sydney and was a partner of the Beks Battalion comedy show at Liverpool Catholic Club in August 2026.

FilOz JP is a Granville company founded in 2017 by Jobert Teano and Paul Cruz that runs FilOz House Clean Services. It provides domestic house cleaning across Granville, Blacktown and greater Sydney, and is a registered NDIS provider for daily living assistance, handyman and yard maintenance.

Icon Cleaning Company is a family-owned Filipino-Greek cleaning business serving Sydney, registered in the Lidcombe area. It offers general, deep, end-of-lease, office and construction cleaning, plus housekeeping, window and courtyard cleaning.

J and J Property Care is a Dundas Valley cleaning company whose owner lists it in the PinoyPages directory of Filipino businesses. It focuses on office and commercial cleaning on daily, weekly or fortnightly schedules, with free quotes and after-hours call-outs.

Mark Piaca is a real estate agent with Sapphire Estate Agents in Blacktown who markets himself to Filipino clients as 'Filipino Real estate in Sydney'. He sells land, house-and-land packages and apartments across western and south-west Sydney, including Marsden Park, Leppington and Currans Hill.

Atienza Taxation and Accounting Services prepares tax returns and accounts for Filipinos across Australia, with face-to-face appointments in Plumpton in western Sydney.

Kalaro Australia is a bookkeeping and accounting practice founded in 2025 by a Philippine-born Sydneysider, serving small businesses from Ryde.

Reyes Group Australia is a Guildford practice founded by Mae Reyes that provides tax and accounting support in English and Filipino, alongside mortgage and property services.

Granted Holidays is a Philippines-only travel wholesaler and destination management company run by a team of Philippine-born travel specialists. It is based in Castle Hill in Sydney's Hills District.

Kreative Travel is a Blacktown travel agency serving the Filipino-Australian community, selling Philippine Airlines fares and running group tours to destinations such as Bali and Vietnam. Its director is Joselito Peralta.

Travellounge Connections is a Blacktown travel agency that markets itself as a Philippines specialist, arranging flights and holidays to the Philippines. It is led by managing director Nap Guines.