Filipino businesses in Halifax

Ala Eh! Eatery is a Filipino restaurant on Dutch Village Road in Halifax serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with traditional Filipino-Canadian dishes for dine-in and takeout.

Barrios is a Filipino restaurant and bar on Barrington Street in downtown Halifax, started as a food truck in 2018 by Filipino co-owners including Mary and Rolly Panaligan and chef Nino Rodel Sevilla. It serves crispy pata, kare-kare, sisig and pancit, a Sunday Filipino brunch, catering and party trays.

Chick N' Chill is a fried chicken restaurant on Main Street in Dartmouth owned by Lorenzo Aguilar and Janna Mercado, a husband-and-wife team from the Philippines. It serves Filipino-style fried chicken with gravy, wings and Filipino-style spaghetti.

DON Lechon Resto Bar is a Filipino restaurant, bar and grill on Windmill Road in Dartmouth, best known for whole roasted pork and oven-roasted pork belly alongside other Filipino dishes.

Flavour & Spice is a Filipino-Canadian fusion restaurant in Clayton Park West, Halifax. Its menu pairs silog breakfasts, sisig, kare-kare and halo-halo with East Coast comfort food such as chowder, poutine and burgers, and it sells party trays.

Halina Cafe & Bar is a Filipino-inspired café and bar on Connolly Street in Halifax whose name blends Halifax and Manila. It serves silog breakfasts, sizzling sisig, lumpia, Filipino desserts and kamayan boodle feasts, and takes catering orders.

La Rozzi Bistro is a Filipino restaurant in Bedford run by Jerrick and Via Marie Atienza, named after Jerrick's mother Rosie. It is known for Filipino-style fried chicken with gravy, Filipino spaghetti and all-you-can-eat meals.

Pinoys Best Halifax is a Filipino food business with a food truck, Pinoy's Best on Wheels, and a stall at the Seaport Farmers' Market. It sells pork siopao, siomai, rice noodles, leche flan and other Filipino dishes around Halifax.

Couples for Christ Halifax is the Nova Scotia community of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, which runs the Christian Life Program through St. Mary's Cathedral Basilica. It holds the Nova Scotia ANCOP Walk at Sir Sandford Fleming Park.

Community association for Filipino Canadians in Nova Scotia, based in Halifax. It organises events such as a Canada Day family picnic and a Filipino local market at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth.

Halifax non-profit that organises the annual Philippine Fiesta at the Garrison Grounds, which in June 2026 featured more than 150 performers and 25 local businesses and food vendors.

Halifax congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo, the Philippine-founded church, meeting at its chapel on Strath Lane in Dartmouth. It belongs to the Ecclesiastical District of Quebec and Atlantic Canada.

JIL Nova Scotia is a chapter of Jesus Is Lord Church, the Philippine church founded by Eddie Villanueva. It holds a Sunday service on Pleasant Street in Dartmouth, Halifax.

Jamms Filipino Bakeshop Atbp is a Filipino bakery in Woodlawn Plaza, Dartmouth, selling pandesal, ube rolls and other Filipino breads and pastries.

Tinápe is a Filipino bakery and café in Bedford run by chefs Sharon De Leon and Sundy Gernale. It bakes pandesal, ensaymada, monggo bread, ube cake and sans rival, and serves pandesal sandwiches and espresso drinks.

Xena's Bread & Butter is a Filipino bakery and café on Brunswick Street in Halifax, owned by Filipino immigrants Grace Firmeza and baker Kriselda Alvarez. Known as the home of the ube pandesal, it also serves Filipino dishes, caters events and rents out its event space.

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.