Filipino businesses in Brampton

The Alliance of Ladies of the Knights of Rizal (ALKOR) is a Brampton-based women's civic organisation affiliated with the Knights of Rizal. It holds an annual gala and joins the City of Brampton and local Filipino groups on Filipino Heritage Month and Rizal commemorations.

Bramalea Fil-Can is a Filipino-Canadian Seventh-day Adventist congregation in Brampton, part of the Ontario Conference. It marked its 40th anniversary in September 2025 and holds Sabbath School and worship every Saturday.

The Brampton Filipino Seniors Club is a social club for Filipino seniors in Brampton. It partners with the City of Brampton and other Filipino groups on Filipino Heritage Month celebrations and hosts information sessions for members, such as an Ontario Securities Commission talk on fraud prevention in 2026.

The Federation of Filipino Canadians of Brampton (FFCB) is a non-profit association, registered since 2004, that runs social and recreational activities and promotes Filipino culture and traditions in Peel Region. It partners with Fiesta Filipina on the Philippine Pavilion at Carabram and with the City of Brampton on Filipino Heritage Month events.

Heart Lake Iloko Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is an Ilocano-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Brampton, Ontario, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2024.

Heart Lake Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Brampton, Ontario, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2017.

Brampton congregations of the Iglesia ni Cristo, the Philippine-founded church, meeting at St. Bartholomew's United Church on Abbey Road. The Brampton and Mount Pleasant congregations of the Ecclesiastical District of Southern Ontario share the venue.

The Feast Light Brampton is a Feast Light gathering of the Light of Jesus Family, the Philippine-founded Catholic community, meeting at the Batts Athletic hall on Kennedy Road South in Brampton. It works closely with The Feast Mississauga on retreats and social events.

Small Filipino lutong bahay eatery in Brampton with a few tables, daily ulam, frozen goods and Filipino snacks such as karioka and buko pandan. It also caters parties and events across Brampton and the GTA.

Filipino restaurant in Brampton, open since 2018, serving grilled meats and seafood, lumpia, pancit and boodle fight feasts. It takes reservations, hosts private parties and offers catering.

Brampton restaurants of Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, run as company-operated stores by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. The Brampton store is in Bramalea City Centre.

No-frills Filipino turo-turo in Brampton serving hot dishes such as pinakbet and lumpia from a steam table, plus empanaditos, with a small sari-sari shelf of Filipino goods.

Blue is my Physiotherapist is a clinic on John Street in Brampton opened in 2020 by physiotherapist Blue Orlanda, who trained at Our Lady of Fatima University in the Philippines and speaks Tagalog. It offers orthopaedic physiotherapy, manual therapy, exercise plans and massage therapy.

Queen Street Smiles is a dental practice on Queen Street West in Brampton run by Dr Charo Pabalan, who began practising in her own dental office in the Philippines in 2003 after graduating from Centro Escolar University. She speaks English and Filipino.

Filipino bakery and turo-turo shop on Kennedy Road South in Brampton, run by Virgilio and Bella Veloso. It bakes pandesal and Spanish bread supplied to local grocers, and sells Filipino dishes, chicharon and groceries.

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.