Filipino businesses in Langley

JJ Bakes Company is a women-owned, family-run café and bakeshop in Langley that began in the founders' mother's kitchen in 2020. Its cupcakes, cakes and baked goods draw on the family's mixed Filipino and European heritage, with ube treats and a Filipino-inspired tasting menu; a second express shop is in White Rock.

Mr. Siopao De Langley makes Filipino-style steamed buns in downtown Langley, with savoury siopao and bola-bola and sweet ube, mung bean, pandan and red bean buns. It also serves Filipino rice meals such as tapsilog and menudo.

Pandelicious is a Filipino bakery and coffee shop in downtown Langley that bakes its breads in store, including pandesal, ensaymada, pan de coco and putok.

Kasalo is a Fraser Health-licensed Filipino food business in Langley that sells solo and family meals, party trays and catering packages for pickup and delivery. Its menu covers Filipino classics such as lechon kawali, kare-kare, sisig and chicken inasal.

Nanay Kitchen is a Filipino caterer and takeout kitchen in Langley that cooks from a commissary kitchen on 62 Avenue. It sells party feasts, silog and inihaw trays, palabok and Filipino-style spaghetti for pickup, delivery and events.

Projekt Blend is a Filipino-owned café run by Nora and Dennis, with locations in downtown Langley and Maple Ridge. It pairs specialty coffee with a Filipino fusion menu and Filipino desserts such as brazo de mercedes, egg pie and Spanish bread.

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.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Langley is the Langley congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia ni Cristo in its British Columbia district. It holds worship services at the Eureka Masonic Hall on Fraser Highway.