Filipino Groceries and Retail in Canada

Filipino variety store on Marlee Avenue in Toronto, selling Filipino groceries, imported beauty products, homemade kakanin and halo-halo, and offering money remittance.

Filipino grocery store and takeout near Eglinton Avenue West and Dufferin Street in Toronto, run by Chris Yuzon for 14 years. It stocks Filipino dry goods and snacks and sells freshly prepared Filipino food.

Filipino grocery and deli in the Northview Centre plaza on Bathurst Street in North York, stocking Filipino groceries, snacks and prepared food.

Filipino grocery store on Wilson Avenue in Downsview, Toronto, selling Filipino snacks, breads, pastries, rice, noodles and drinks.

Family-run maker of Filipino-style chicharon (pork rind chips) in Scarborough, Toronto, producing since 1999 from a family recipe. Its bags, including garlic, salt and vinegar, pork belly and a ready-to-eat sisig, are sold online and through Sobeys, Foodland and Filipino and Asian grocers.

Seafood City supermarket on Lebovic Avenue in Scarborough, opened in 2021 by the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Tropa is a Filipino variety store and street-food takeout on Bathurst Street, sharing its storefront with FK Dulce Bakery. It sells Filipino groceries and dried seafood, kwek-kwek, fishballs and halo-halo, and Filipino-flavoured donuts and cakes.

Filipino and Asian grocery in Skyview Ranch, northeast Calgary, known for its DIY Filipino meal kits and handmade pastillas-style candies, with a remittance counter.

Filipino grocery store owned by Ann Roque in south Calgary that also offers tax filing, money transfer and BDO Kabayan account opening. A sister store operates in Red Deer.

Specialty grocery at Willow Park Village in south Calgary carrying Filipino dry and frozen foods and beauty products, with remittance services.

Filipino specialty grocery store in south Calgary owned by Mynard and Rachiel Dollano, carrying Filipino snacks, pantry goods and frozen products.

Seafood City supermarket on Sunridge Way NE in Calgary, opened in 2020 by the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City and Crispy Town counters, and hosts community events such as a 2026 career fair.

Filipino grocery store on Memorial Drive SE with a money-transfer counter and the HiroMiko bubble tea shop.

Filipino convenience store on Tyndall Avenue selling dry and frozen Filipino groceries, fresh meat and produce, and cooked take-out dishes.

Papiiro is a Filipino-owned stationery shop in Osborne Village, Winnipeg, run by owner Cay Iledan, who began selling at markets with her daughter in 2024 and opened the store in March 2026. It stocks journaling supplies, stickers, pens and notebooks imported from Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines.

Filipino store on Regent Avenue West in Transcona selling take-out Filipino meals, silog breakfasts, desserts and frozen and dry Filipino groceries. It also handles remittances.

Seafood City supermarket at Garden City Shopping Centre in Winnipeg, opened in 2019 in the former Sears space by the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

The Collab Shop is a sneaker, streetwear and vintage store on McDermot Avenue in Winnipeg's Exchange District, co-owned by Filipino-Canadian entrepreneur Nico Te. It sells sneakers, hype brands, vintage clothing, trading cards and collectibles, and local Winnipeg brands, and also sells online.

Tindahan Food Mart is a Filipino specialty grocery on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg's West End, run by Ted and Del Mendoza, who opened their first store in Tyndall Park in December 1988 after arriving from the Philippines. The 5,000-square-foot store has a fresh meat counter, fruit and vegetables, Philippine and Asian grocery aisles and hot takeout food.

Filipino and Asian grocery on 23 Avenue in south-west Edmonton, also selling lechon and kakanin and offering remittance, pay-outs and LBC air and sea cargo as an authorised partner.

Filipino grocery and sari-sari store on 182 Street in west Edmonton, selling Filipino groceries, spices and delicacies, with money remittance and pre-order desserts and meals.

Filipino grocery store on 66 Street in south-east Edmonton, stocking Filipino pantry and frozen products for the local Filipino community.

Seafood City supermarket on 100 Avenue NW in west Edmonton, opened in 2020 by the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter, and hosted Expo Filipino in September 2026.

Filipino store on Albert Street in south Regina selling Philippine groceries, with balikbayan cargo boxes and money remittance to the Philippines.

Filipino grocery store on Winnipeg Street in Regina selling Philippine pantry goods and snacks, with baked goods from Annalicious Bakery available in store.

Filipino grocery store on Albert Street in north Regina, open since 2013. It stocks Philippine food products and also handles balikbayan boxes. A sister store, Kuya Wayne's Weyburn, trades in Weyburn.

Filipino grocery store on Rochdale Boulevard in north-west Regina that also offers money remittance and balikbayan cargo boxes. Its sister eatery next door, T&D Express Food, serves ready-made Filipino dishes and a Sunday buffet.

Filipino grocery on East Columbia Street in New Westminster that also offers remittance services and bill payments for SSS, Pag-IBIG and PhilHealth.

Filipino grocery and money remittance centre on 12th Street in New Westminster. It grew from a restaurant serving Filipino immigrants in the 1990s.

Filipino and Asian variety store on Sixth Street in New Westminster selling Filipino products and delicacies.

Store on 45th Street West in Saskatoon selling Filipino and Asian grocery products. It also handles money remittance, international flight bookings and balikbayan boxes.

Long-running Filipino grocery in Saskatoon, opened by Rose and Jay-R Lacsamana around 2008 and now in Confederation Mall. It carries Filipino groceries, local Filipino breads and desserts, and ready-to-heat Filipino food.

Grocery on Fairlight Drive in Saskatoon stocking Philippine snacks, canned goods, frozen meat and seafood, condiments and local delicacies, plus homemade kakanin such as cassava bibingka and kutsinta. It also sells through SkipTheDishes.

PhilCan Asian Store is a Filipino and Asian grocery and remittance centre on 102 Street in Grande Prairie. Its PhilCan Turo-Turo counter sells daily Filipino dishes such as bulalo, caldereta and adobo, plus merienda.

Pinoy94 Variety Store is an Asian and Filipino grocery on 99 Street in Grande Prairie, run by Marites and Armando Dungo since 2023. It sells Filipino groceries and snacks such as suman.

Isles Pinoy Depot is a Filipino specialty grocery on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges selling Filipino groceries, Goldilocks cakes, homemade dishes such as palabok and siopao, and halo-halo and bubble tea.

P'lengke, the "Pamilihang Bayan ng Montreal", is a Filipino grocery and karinderya on avenue Van Horne near Plamondon metro in Côte-des-Neiges. It stocks Filipino pantry, frozen and specialty goods, serves a rotating menu of home-style dishes and desserts such as halo-halo, and runs a catering arm called Lamesa.

Banaue Sari-Sari Store is a Filipino grocery on Cedarview Road in Barrhaven, Ottawa, selling Philippine pantry goods, frozen foods, kakanin and desserts, with daily cooked Filipino dishes for take-out. It also offers balikbayan box shipping and money transfer.

Divisoria Market is a Filipino grocery on Carling Avenue in Ottawa that sells Philippine pantry goods, frozen foods and snacks, with a small eatery and money transfer service. It opened on Beechwood Avenue in 2008 and is the sister business of Divisoria Resto Bar in Orléans.

Jollie Mart is a family-owned Filipino grocery in Bower Plaza on 50 Avenue in south Red Deer, specialising in imported Filipino foods.

Pinoy Meaty Mart is a family-run Filipino grocery on 67A Street in Red Deer, selling Filipino meats, frozen goods, snacks, sauces and spices. The store announced new management in 2026.

Family-owned Filipino specialty grocery on No. 5 Road in Richmond, open since 2012, selling Philippine and other Asian products.

Family-owned Filipino grocery on Minoru Boulevard in Richmond, open since 2002, selling Filipino pantry staples, snacks, cooked dishes, desserts and kakanin.

Filipino store on Fraser Street selling Filipino groceries, barong and Filipiniana wear and phone accessories, with remittance, balikbayan box, phone card and phone repair services.

Filipino specialty grocery on Joyce Street selling Filipino snacks, drinks, pantry goods and baked treats, with money remittance. The Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver lists it as a Filipino-owned store.

Filipino Flavourites is a family-run Filipino grocery and take-out on Madawaska Street in Arnprior, west of Ottawa, selling Filipino and Asian groceries, a changing daily menu of cooked dishes and party trays. It also sells at the Arnprior Sunday Market in summer.

Manila Center is a Filipino clothing store in Kennedy Square Mall in Brampton, owned by Eileen Azarcon, that sells Barong Tagalog, Filipiniana dresses, ternos and costumes. It started as a Filipino remittance store in Mississauga and moved to Brampton.

Filipino grocery store on Edmonds Street in Burnaby selling Philippine products, fresh produce, baked goods and takeaway Filipino food.

Lovely Asian and Filipino Goods is a Filipino grocery and eatery on Westminster Drive South in Cambridge's Preston area, owned by Lovely Zercas. It sells Filipino pantry goods, serves silog meals and other dishes for dine-in and delivery, caters events and ships goods across Canada.

Elena's Esthetics & Asian Market in Sydney is co-owned by Elena Hernandez Young, who came to Cape Breton from the Philippines in 1995. Open since 2011, it sells Filipino and Asian frozen and dry goods, ships orders across Canada and collects balikbayan boxes several times a year.

Filipino grocery on Austin Avenue in Coquitlam that also offers remittance through licensed agents and accounting, tax and other services.

Mabuhay Kabayan Grocery Store is a Filipino grocery in Cornwall's Maplewood Shopping Plaza on Eleventh Street East, opened in June 2023 by Lorena Lepage, Mariciris Salanga and Jane Del Mar. It sells Philippine packaged foods, drinks, condiments and frozen goods, and takes balikbayan cargo boxes for shipping.

Mega Bodega Filipino Store is a Filipino grocery on Gibsons Way that opened in September 2026, a branch of Mega Bodega in North Vancouver. It sells Filipino groceries and products from local Filipino food makers.

Kabayan Foodmart is a Filipino grocery with stores on Kearney Lake Road in Halifax and Wyse Road in Dartmouth. It stocks Filipino pantry goods, frozen foods and freshly cooked items such as chicharon, and runs balikbayan box pickups across the Halifax area.

G-Mart Filipino Store is a Filipino convenience store on 50 Street in Innisfail. It sells Filipino groceries, cooks hot food on weekdays such as pork sinigang and grilled liempo, and offers remittance.

D'Cruz Filipino Mart is a Filipino grocery on Fortune Drive in North Kamloops. It sells Filipino retail goods and baked goods and offers RIA money transfer and UMAC balikbayan box shipping.

Sampaguita & Lotus Mart is a Filipino grocery on Harvey Avenue in Kelowna that took over the former Ishop Pinas store. It sells Filipino pantry goods, freshly baked Goldilocks breads and, in summer, Filipino shaved-ice desserts, with local home delivery.

NOYPI Filipino-Asian Store is a grocery in New Minas co-owned by four Filipino immigrants. It sells Filipino and Asian groceries, freshly baked bread and cooked snacks such as lumpia, and offers Ria money transfer.

J and P Filipino Grocery Store on Madison Avenue South in Kitchener sells Filipino groceries and serves hot Filipino food daily, run by Pinky and Jason Campbell since 2010. It also offers catering, money remittance, parcel shipping to the Philippines and passport photos.

Pinoy Spot is a family-owned Filipino and Asian grocery on the one-way stretch of Fraser Highway in downtown Langley. It stocks Filipino pantry staples, snacks and frozen goods such as ube ice cream and chicken skin chips.

Pinoyvibes Mini Mart is a Filipino grocery store on 12A Street North in Lethbridge, in the former Y3 store. It stocks Filipino dry goods, snacks and frozen products and ships across Canada by Canada Post.

Filipino Épicerie Asiatique chez Ernalyn is a Filipino grocery business founded in 2021 by Ernalyn Lazo, with stores in Lévis and Quebec City and a 53-foot mobile grocery that serves Filipino communities across Quebec, from Gaspé to Val-d'Or. It sells Filipino noodles, sauces, snacks and frozen fish, and ships balikbayan boxes to the Philippines.

London-Asian Foods is a Filipino grocery and eatery on Huron Street in northeast London, owned by Alvin Bongay. It sells Filipino snacks and pantry goods and serves cooked Filipino dishes for dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Tres Marias is a Filipino and Asian grocery on Dewdney Trunk Road in downtown Maple Ridge. Besides groceries it offers money remittance and payment services for SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG.

Filipino-owned 60-acre pick-your-own vegetable farm and farm market in Markham, growing tropical and Asian vegetables such as ampalaya, okra, sitaw, talong, kalabasa and saluyot. The season runs from early August until late autumn.

Kuya Bob Asian Store on King George Highway in Miramichi stocks Filipino snacks and grocery staples and offers Ria money transfer and LBC balikbayan box service.

Kabayan Sari Sari Store is a Filipino grocery and convenience shop in downtown Mission, stocking Filipino snacks, frozen goods and bread from local Filipino bakeries.

Seafood City's first Canadian store, opened in 2017 at Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga by the Filipino-owned supermarket chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City and Crispy Town counters.

S&M Mabuhay Asian Store on Pacific Avenue in Moncton sells Filipino and Asian groceries and cooks Filipino food daily, including pancit, barbecue skewers, turon and party trays.

Filipino grocery and food house on Thornhill Street in Morden, run by Fronnie and Sarah Silla. It sells Filipino groceries and posts a changing menu of cooked Filipino dishes and snacks.

Kapitbahay Store Nanaimo is the Barons Road branch of a mid-island Filipino grocery, selling Filipino and Asian pantry goods, frozen foods and snacks. Its first store is in Parksville.

J&B Filipino Asian Store and Restaurant on Ferry Street in Niagara Falls is a Filipino grocery with a takeout kitchen, selling Filipino ingredients and serving home-style Filipino dishes.

Filipino and Asian grocery on 100th Street in downtown North Battleford, selling Filipino staples and Asian snacks, sauces and ingredients. The store's Facebook page gives 2015 as its founding date.

Filipino store and eatery on East 3rd Street in Lower Lonsdale, North Vancouver, selling Filipino groceries, pastries such as ensaymada and egg pie, and cooked Filipino dishes. It has offered Filipino goods and services for over 20 years.

Joy Filipino Store is a Filipino and Asian grocery on Southridge Drive in Okotoks, selling Philippine delicacies and snacks, with balikbayan box and remittance services.

C & S Filipino Convenience Store is a family-run Filipino store in the historic Davey Block in Uptowne Olds, owned by Sally and Charlou. It sells Filipino groceries, frozen goods and Goldilocks products, and offers door-to-door cargo boxes to the Philippines and remittance.

Kapitbahay Store is a Filipino grocery in Shelly Square, Parksville, selling Filipino and Asian pantry goods, frozen fish and vegetables, snacks and Filipino baked goods. It has a second store in Nanaimo.

Edsa Minimart is a Filipino grocery on Martin Street in Penticton serving the South Okanagan. It also sells Filipino cooked food, sends remittances and handles balikbayan box pick-up and shipping.

Filipino grocery on Dominion Avenue in Port Coquitlam selling Philippine food products and household goods.

Filipino grocery on Main Street North in Russell, co-owned by Denzel Camillo and his mother, selling products from the Philippines and other Asian foods to the town's Filipino newcomer community.

Pinoy City is a Filipino grocery on Prince Edward Street in uptown Saint John owned by Brye Ballen. It sells Filipino snacks, frozen meats and fish, freshly baked goods and Filipino-themed merchandise, offers local delivery and is a Meest shipping drop-off.

Tindahan ng Bayan is a Filipino grocery on Queen Street West in downtown Sault Ste. Marie, registered as Northern Lights Variety, that sells Filipino dry goods and frozen products.

Aynako Sari Sari Store is a Filipino store and eatery on Wharf Avenue in Sechelt that opened in April 2026. It sells Filipino groceries, homemade pandesal and Christmas parol lanterns, and posts a daily Filipino food menu.

Tindahan Ni Kuya Brett is a Filipino specialty grocery on Empire Avenue in St. John's selling Filipino products and fresh pandesal.

Balai is a Filipino and Asian food store on South Foord Street in Stellarton that sells Filipino pantry goods, frozen foods, snacks and seasonal items such as parols, with free local delivery in Pictou County on larger orders.

Filipino-owned variety store on Ash Street in Sherwood Park, selling Filipino grocery products and siopao and taking special orders for Filipino goods.

Maynila Mighty Mart is a Filipino grocery and money remittance shop on 120 Street (Scott Road) in Newton, Surrey.

Filipino and Asian grocery store on Thompson Drive South in Thompson, northern Manitoba.

Alika Sari Sari Store is a Filipino variety store on Algonquin Boulevard East in downtown Timmins, opened in 2022 by Gina and Joel Santos. It sells Filipino snacks, frozen meat and fish, fresh vegetables, drinks and canned goods, and sends orders to Filipino customers further north such as Moosonee.

Filipino store and eatery at Yonge and Steeles in Thornhill, Vaughan, selling Filipino groceries and Pinoy combo meals.

ABR Store is a Filipino grocery on Blanshard Street in downtown Victoria selling Philippine pantry goods, frozen foods, snacks, baked goods and fresh produce. It also offers money remittance to the Philippines.

Asian and Philippine convenience store on 3rd Street South in Weyburn. It is the Weyburn branch of Kuya Wayne's, the Filipino grocery on Albert Street in Regina.

Cebu De Oro Services and Mini Grocery is a Filipino family-run shop in Cheakamus Crossing, Whistler, opened by the Egido family after the 2010 Winter Olympics. It sells Filipino groceries and ice cream and serves as a balikbayan box drop-off point.

Naomi's is a Filipino and Asian grocery on Russell Avenue in White Rock that also serves Filipino turo-turo style meals such as tapsilog and bagnetsilog.

Small Filipino grocery store on South Railway Avenue in Winkler, specialising in Filipino foods for the Pembina Valley.

LJ Grocery Store is a family-run Filipino and Asian grocery in Fort McMurray with The Panciteria, a counter selling pancit, meals and Filipino breads. Its main store is on Eagle Ridge Boulevard and a second branch is at 8530 Manning Avenue.

Filipino grocery store in downtown Yorkton, in the city's former bus station, opened in 2016 by Filipino immigrant Eduardo Castillo. It sells Philippine frozen fish, meats, canned goods, noodles, coffee, bread, spices and drinks, and offers money remittance and balikbayan boxes.