Filipino businesses in Montreal

Council of Filipino-Canadian community associations in Quebec that organises community celebrations in Montreal, including a Philippine Independence Day celebration at Mackenzie King Park.

Couples for Christ Montreal is the Montreal area of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, listed by the Archdiocese of Montreal and based at Our Lady of Fatima parish in Saint-Laurent. It runs the Christian Life Program and family ministries and holds the Montreal ANCOP Walk.

Montreal chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Catholic charismatic movement founded in the Philippines by Bro. Mike Velarde. The chapter holds weekly family appointment prayer gatherings and marked its 30th anniversary with a Montreal convention in June 2026.

Umbrella federation, founded in 1980, that brings together Filipino-Canadian associations in Quebec. It runs community activities in Montreal such as computer and craft courses, a food drive and a children's Christmas party, and helps newcomers settle.

Founded in 1963, FAMAS is the oldest Filipino community association in Quebec. It runs its community centre on avenue Van Horne in Côte-des-Neiges and holds events such as the Philippine Independence Day flag raising, an annual induction ball and the Pista sa Nayon summer fair.

The Filipino Catholic Mission of Montreal, officially the Notre-Dame-des-Philippines Mission, is the Archdiocese of Montreal's non-territorial mission for Filipino Catholics. Its church on boulevard Saint-Laurent holds daily Masses, a monthly Tagalog Mass and Filipino feasts such as Simbang Gabi and the Feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz.

Seniors' association for Montrealers of Philippine origin, with more than 100 members who live mostly in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and Saint-Laurent.

Non-profit heritage society, founded in 2018, that promotes Filipino history and culture in Montreal. It hosts the annual Gawad ng Pagkilala community recognition awards and keeps a directory of the city's Filipino community organisations.

Buboy is a Filipino carinderia-style counter restaurant in Montreal's Chinatown run by chef-owner Eric Lozaro Magno, who grounds the menu in his Pangasinan roots. It serves slow-cooked Ilocano and Pangasinan dishes such as bulalo, laing, lechon, chicken inasal, sisig and silog plates, and offers a four-course tasting by reservation.

Cuisine de Manille, formerly Perle de Manille, is a family-run Filipino restaurant on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges that has served Montreal since 2003. It is known for weekend lechon, kare-kare, adobo, barbecue skewers and halo-halo, and also runs the Alfonso food truck at Montreal food festivals.

Junjun is a contemporary Filipino restaurant on rue Notre-Dame Ouest in Montreal from the Flores brothers' team behind the former Junior Filipino and Café Gotsoul. It serves modern takes on Filipino dishes at dinner from Wednesday to Saturday and a Filipino brunch on weekends, and can be booked for private events.

Kalye is a Filipino-owned restaurant on avenue Van Horne in Côte-des-Neiges specialising in charcoal-grilled Filipino street food and home-style dishes such as sisig, crispy pata, inasal and palabok. It took part in Filipino Restaurant Month in Canada 2026 and hosts karaoke and live performances.

Kusina Norte is a Filipino restaurant on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges serving everyday Filipino dishes, Ilocos empanada, Filipino desserts, lechon belly and party orders.

Morena Restaurant & Catering Services is a Filipino restaurant and caterer on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges run by Morena Beronillia. It serves home-style dishes such as sisig, dinuguan, crispy pata and lechon kawali, and caters birthdays, weddings and corporate events.

Pinoy Pansitan is a casual Filipino turo-turo restaurant on avenue Victoria near Plamondon metro in Côte-des-Neiges, open since 2015. It serves several kinds of pancit, kare-kare, bulalo, sinigang, crispy pata and silog breakfasts, with halo-halo and taho for dessert and boodle fights for groups.

Restaurant Chez Papa is a home-style Filipino restaurant on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges, known for generous portions of lechon, crispy pata, adobo, dinuguan, pinakbet and bulalo.

The Fil-Can Chess and Social Club (FCCSC) is a Montreal club that promotes chess and mentors young players in the Filipino community, holding social chess nights and tournaments.

Gilas Montreal Basketball is a Filipino youth basketball club in Montreal with teams in the Quebec youth league and at the NABA tournament.

Montreal Marquis Basketball Club is a Filipino basketball club in Montreal and the city's member club in the NABA network. It sent teams to the 37th NABA tournament in 2026.

The Philippine Basketball Association of Montreal (PBAM) has run Filipino community basketball in Montreal since 1971, with a winter league, youth clinics, a house league and intercity teams. Its clinics and leagues are held at Centre sportif Côte-des-Neiges.

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.

Beverly Porras is a residential real estate broker with Keller Williams Urbain in Montreal who describes herself as a proud Pinay realtor. She lists homes in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the Laurentians.

John Telan is a residential real estate broker with eXp Agence Immobilière in Saint-Laurent who describes himself as a proud Filipino realtor with a strong connection to the Filipino community. He speaks English, French and Tagalog and serves the West Island, Saint-Laurent and Laval.

Fiesta Pilipino is a Filipino bakery on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges, opened in 1994 by Eduardo "Ed" Vasquez, who comes from Cuenca, Batangas. It bakes pandesal, ensaymada, pan de coco, empanada, siopao, egg pie and cassava cake in-house daily and also sells bubble tea and ships balikbayan boxes.

Physio Pain Solutions is a physiotherapy clinic on Côte-des-Neiges Road in Montreal founded by physiotherapist Joel Vicente, who practised for 17 years in the Philippines and speaks Filipino, Tagalog and Ilocano. It treats musculoskeletal and neurological conditions with manual therapy, the McKenzie method and exercise.

Boutique Zenaida is a clothing boutique on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges run by Zenaida Alvarez, who sources Filipiniana dresses and barong Tagalog directly from the Philippines. It also sells everyday shirts, dresses, jackets, bags and gowns.