Filipino businesses in Mississauga

Square One Food District counter of Bao Mama, the Filipino-Asian bao brand started in Scarborough by cousins Niña Galarde and Elizabeth Buenaventura. It serves handmade steamed bao with fillings such as chicken adobo, braised beef asado, Filipino-style barbecue pork and Filipino birria with consommé.

Family-run Filipino restaurant and café on Dundas Street East near Hurontario Street in Mississauga serving all-day breakfast plates such as tapa, longganisa and daing na bangus, plus kare-kare, crispy pata, sisig, chicken inasal and goto. Takeout and delivery are available.

Ilonggo-style Filipino restaurant on Burnhamthorpe Road West in Mississauga known for chicken inasal, La Paz batchoy, crispy pata and sizzling sisig. It is the sister restaurant of Bella's Lechon next door and offers dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Take-out Filipino lechon house on Burnhamthorpe Road West in Mississauga, the Mississauga branch of Bella's Lechon, which started in the GTA in 2010. It sells freshly roasted lechon, ulam and party trays, takes large orders and delivers through DoorDash and SkipTheDishes.

Filipino turo-turo eatery on Dundas Street West in Mississauga serving a daily counter of ulam, mami noodles, lugaw, silog plates and all-day breakfast. It also takes party tray orders.

Filipino restaurant at Eglinton Avenue East and Tomken Road in Mississauga, opened in 2015 by Dolly Flores, serving homestyle ulam, halo-halo and kamayan feasts. It also offers catering trays, frozen ulam and weekly meal-prep delivery across the GTA.

Filipino eatery and café at Dundas Street East and Palstan Road in Mississauga serving silog breakfasts, beef pares, Batangas lomi, La Paz batchoy and other noodle soups, with in-house baked goods, halo-halo and specialty coffee. Party boxes are available to order.

Filipino eatery on Novar Road near Hurontario Street and Dundas Street in Mississauga offering combo plates, all-day breakfast, halo-halo and kakanin platters. It caters parties, community events and corporate lunches with party trays and food packs.

CCF Mississauga is a congregation of Christ's Commission Fellowship, the evangelical church founded in the Philippines. It meets on Burnhamthorpe Road West in Mississauga.

Mississauga cell group of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Philippine-founded Catholic charismatic movement. It gathers every Sunday for gawain (prayer and worship) at Sts. Martha and Mary Parish and has run for more than 30 years.

Filipino Seniors of Mississauga (FSM) is a non-profit association for Filipino seniors aged 55 and over, established in 1982. Members meet at the Mississauga Valley Community Centre for monthly general meetings, line dancing, Zumba, bingo, mahjong and talks on health, wellness and finances.

Mississauga congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo, the Philippine-founded church, meeting at its chapel on Loyalist Drive in Erin Mills. The chapel also serves the Heartland and Oakville congregations of the Ecclesiastical District of Southern Ontario.

JIL Mississauga is a chapter of Jesus Is Lord Church, the Philippine church founded by Eddie Villanueva. It holds two Sunday services on Watline Avenue in Mississauga.

Kalayaan Cultural Community Centre (KCCC) is a Filipino-Canadian community centre on Orbitor Drive in Mississauga that describes itself as the only Filipino community centre in Peel Region. It runs community events and Clean-Linis volunteer days at the nearby Philippine Park, which it adopted, and rents out its hall for small and medium events.

The Philippine Park Association is a volunteer-led non-profit formed in 2025 to steward Philippine Park, the former Max Ward Park on Matheson Boulevard East in Mississauga. It works with the City of Mississauga on community activities, fundraising and future improvements to the park.

Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Mississauga, Ontario, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2012.

Family-owned Filipino bakery and variety store on Dundas Street East in Mississauga, run since 1997. It bakes pandesal and other Filipino breads and cakes daily, sells Filipino groceries, and supplies its baked goods to Filipino and Asian grocers.

Small Filipino-owned bakeshop and grill on Dundas Street West in Mississauga, selling freshly baked Filipino goods, sweets and home-style Filipino dishes.

Family-owned Filipino bakery and eatery in Mississauga, serving custom cakes, Filipino desserts and home-style Filipino dishes since 2004. It has three shops: Heartland Town Centre on Latimer Drive, Terry Fox Way and Rathburn Road West.

Family-owned Filipino bakery in Mississauga known for ube cakes, Filipino breads, kakanin and Barako coffee. Its main shop is on Burnhamthorpe Road West, with counters at Erin Mills Town Centre and the Square One Food District.

Ideal Caregivers 4u Mississauga is the locally owned Mississauga branch of the Ideal Caregivers 4u home care network, led by chief executive Mary Grace Laus, a registered nurse who studied and taught nursing in the Philippines. It provides non-medical home care for seniors in Mississauga, including companionship, personal care, dementia care and overnight care.

Mississauga Dental Care is a family and cosmetic dental practice in Wolfedale Plaza on Burnhamthorpe Road West in Mississauga, owned by Dr Marie Gorospe. She was born and raised in Cebu City and earned her dental degree at the University of the Philippines.

The Infamous Scars and Strops is a barbershop and men's grooming supply store on Lakeshore Road East in Port Credit, Mississauga, founded in 2015 by Sam "Boye" Maehara, who draws on his Filipino and Japanese heritage. It offers haircuts, straight-razor shaves and beard trims.

The Smile Centre is a family dental practice on Burnhamthorpe Road West in Mississauga owned by principal dentist Dr William Rodriguez, who grew up in Quezon City and earned his dental degree at the University of the East in Manila. It offers general, cosmetic and laser dentistry, and Dr Rodriguez speaks English, Tagalog, Cebuano and Ilonggo.

LOGO Cargo branch inside Seafood City at Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga that ships balikbayan boxes to the Philippines and sends money remittances, with box pickup booking and tracking through the LOGO Mobile app. LOGO Cargo, formerly Atlas Express Padala (AXP), was founded by Joel P. Longares and serves Filipino communities in the United States, Canada and the Philippines.

Tita Au's Services is a money transfer, balikbayan cargo and international calling agent on Dundas Street West in Mississauga that has served the Filipino-Canadian community since 2015. It sends door-to-door boxes and remittances to the Philippines.

Youth-centred non-profit founded in 1985 that teaches Philippine music, dance and performing arts to children and youth and performs in Canada and abroad. Based at the Kalayaan Cultural Community Centre in Mississauga, it has hosted the Philippine pavilion at the Carassauga Festival of Cultures for decades.

Founded in Toronto in 1966 by former Bayanihan dancers and led for decades by Onofre 'George' Aguinaldo, Fiesta Filipina is Canada's longest-running Filipino dance company. The volunteer troupe performs Philippine music, song and dance, hosts the Philippine pavilion at Carabram and runs community nights from its arts centre in Mississauga.

Four Seasons Immigration & Study Services is the Mississauga office, opened in 2017, of a group founded in Cebu City as Wise Immigration and Study Services by regulated immigration consultant Ben Ryan Ybanez. It helps students and families with study permits and school admission, post-graduation work permits, Express Entry and provincial nominee applications, sponsorships, visitor visas and work permits.

Oanes Law is an immigration, real estate and notary practice run by Ria Flor D. Oanes, a Filipino-Canadian lawyer licensed in Ontario and admitted to the Philippine bar in 2011. It handles permanent residence, temporary visas, study permits, sponsorships, appeals and citizenship applications from an office in Mississauga.

Karl's Auto Clinic is an auto repair shop on Dundas Street East in Mississauga run by mechanic Karl Emerson Sison, which posts for Filipino customers in Ontario. It does general repairs and maintenance for all makes.

Mississauga branch and Canadian head office of PNB Remittance Company (Canada), the remittance subsidiary of the Philippine National Bank. It sends money to the Philippines over the counter and takes bills and SSS payments.

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.

KastKleen is a Filipino-Greek, family-owned commercial and residential cleaning company based on Barondale Drive in Mississauga. It cleans offices, warehouses, retail spaces and post-construction sites across the GTA.

Edward Vitug is a Filipino-Canadian realtor with RE/MAX Realty Specialists in Mississauga who has been in the business since 2009. He serves buyers and sellers across the GTA.

Funday! is a 10,000-square-foot Toronto-themed indoor playground and party venue at Dixie and Dundas in Mississauga, opened by Philippine-born former bridal boutique owner Jacqueline and her husband. It runs open play, birthday parties, events and summer camps.