Filipino businesses in Toowoomba
Kislap lists 8 Filipino-owned and Filipino-serving businesses in Toowoomba, Australia. Categories with the most listings: Food and Restaurants (6) and Media, Community and Education (2).
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Food and Restaurants (6)
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ActiveToowoomba lechon business run by Arnel Quijas that takes orders for whole roast pig, with delivery to nearby areas. It also sells lechon at the SG Sunday Market in Darling Heights.
ActiveFamily restaurant in Harristown, Toowoomba, serving Thai and Asian-fusion dishes, opened in 2023 by Filipina co-owner Reyna Nangan and her Thai partner Karin Yechoku. It offers dine-in, takeaway and online ordering.
ActiveFamily-run Filipino restaurant on Margaret Street in Toowoomba City offering dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Its menu includes sisig rice bowls and fried chicken, and it takes group and large-format event orders.
ActiveFilipino takeaway in Kearneys Spring, Toowoomba, serving home-style dishes such as adobo, beef kaldereta, Bicol express, binagoongang baboy and lechon kawali, along with rice bowls. It takes orders for pickup and delivery through Uber Eats.
ActiveFamily Filipino street-food business in Toowoomba with a takeaway shop at Bridge Street Plaza in Torrington and a food truck at local markets, plus catering and frozen products. Dishes include sisig loaded rice, arroz caldo, dinuguan, empanadas and halo-halo.
ActiveFilipino and Asian food business trading from the PCYC Toowoomba market on James Street and at the Warwick Farmers Market. It serves Filipino dishes such as Filipino-style spaghetti, pork dinuguan, sisig, barbecue skewers, siomai and spring rolls.
Media, Community and Education (2)
ActiveCommunity association for Filipino-Australians in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs. It runs cultural events such as the Fiestang Pinoy gala nights and concerts at the Harristown Auditorium featuring performers from the Philippines.
ActiveUmbrella body for Filipino organisations, businesses and communities in Queensland, based in Darling Heights, Toowoomba. Established in 2018, it supports Filipino-owned businesses and newly arrived migrants and promotes the annual Philippine flag-raising ceremony held in Toowoomba.