Filipino businesses in Ottawa

CUFSA is the Carleton University Students' Association club for Filipino culture and students in Ottawa. It runs events featuring traditional Filipino games, hangouts, karaoke and sports, and is open to students of all backgrounds.

Central Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Ottawa, Ontario, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2014.

Couples for Christ Ottawa is the Ottawa community of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement and its family ministries. It runs the Christian Life Program and household groups and holds the Ottawa ANCOP Walk at Andrew Haydon Park.

Ottawa chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Catholic charismatic movement founded in the Philippines by Bro. Mike Velarde. It holds weekly Sunday prayer gatherings (gawain) at Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Vanier, plus Life in the Spirit seminars and an annual anniversary celebration.

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Vanier is known as the Filipino Parish of Ottawa and is the spiritual home of the city's Filipino Catholic community. It celebrates a Sunday noon Mass in Tagalog and keeps Filipino traditions such as Pabasa, Santacruzan and the nine-day Simbang Gabi novena.

Filipino Community Church is a Christian and Missionary Alliance church on Codd's Road in Ottawa, founded in 1996 by a Bible study group. Its members come mainly from Filipino families across Ottawa, from Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano and Ilonggo regions.

Ottawa congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo, the Philippine-founded church, meeting at its chapel on Briggs Avenue in Nepean. The chapel also hosts the Capital City congregation of the Ecclesiastical District of Eastern Ontario.

JIL Ottawa West is a chapter of Jesus Is Lord Church, the Philippine church founded by Eddie Villanueva. It holds a Sunday afternoon service at St. Stephen's Anglican Church on Watson Street in Ottawa.

Divisoria Resto Bar is a family-run Filipino restaurant on Innes Road in Orléans, Ottawa, opened in late 2023 as a spin-off of the Divisoria Market grocery. It serves Filipino fried chicken, sisig, kare-kare, crispy pata and silog breakfast plates, and offers take-out and private events.

Lola's Kitchen is a Filipino restaurant on Somerset Street West in Ottawa, run by chef and owner Kim Epino, who cooks from the family recipes he grew up eating at his grandmother's table. It is known for kamayan feasts served on banana leaves, alongside classic dishes and buffet and kamayan catering.

Maria's Food House Bar & Grill is a Filipino restaurant on Robertson Road in Ottawa's Bells Corners area, opened in 2024 by an owner from the Philippines who had run a home-based commercial kitchen. It offers dine-in, take-out, party trays and catering, and hosts live music nights.

Mugen Resto Bar is a Filipino restaurant on Merivale Road in Nepean, Ottawa, that opened in January 2026 in the former Merivale Noodle House. It serves dishes such as sisig, bulalo, lomi and kare-kare, and has karaoke for guests.

Saboroso Bistro is a Filipino restaurant and caterer in Kanata, Ottawa, run by Danielle Casiple and her husband, chef Hero Provido, that specialises in Ilonggo cuisine from Iloilo. It shares a unit on Eagleson Road with two other food businesses and is known for chicken inasal, lechon kawali and halo-halo.

The PH Kitchen is a Filipino take-out restaurant with a small dining area on Carling Avenue in Ottawa, serving home-style Philippine dishes since 2020. It also sells party trays and runs a Filipino grocery next door at 2910 Carling Avenue, with a second location in Gatineau.

Fiesta Manila Bakery and Filipino Store is a Filipino bakery and grocery on Bank Street in Ottawa that bakes pandesal, ensaymada, hopia and siopao without preservatives and stocks Philippine groceries. It opened in 2014 as a branch of a family bakery business from Toronto.

Home-based Filipino bakery in Orléans, Ottawa, selling breads and sweets by order for pickup or delivery. Its range includes ensaymada, ube pandesal, Spanish bread, cheese bread and milky ube cheese rolls.

Sweet Puspin is a Filipino dessert bar in Ottawa's ByWard Market, opened in June 2025 by Michelle Anne Sartzetakis, who makes its ice cream, sauces and baked goods in-house. It is known for halo-halo, taho and "dirty" ice cream in flavours such as ube, turon and queso, and part of its proceeds supports an animal sanctuary she founded in the Philippines.

Banaue Sari-Sari Store is a Filipino grocery on Cedarview Road in Barrhaven, Ottawa, selling Philippine pantry goods, frozen foods, kakanin and desserts, with daily cooked Filipino dishes for take-out. It also offers balikbayan box shipping and money transfer.

Divisoria Market is a Filipino grocery on Carling Avenue in Ottawa that sells Philippine pantry goods, frozen foods and snacks, with a small eatery and money transfer service. It opened on Beechwood Avenue in 2008 and is the sister business of Divisoria Resto Bar in Orléans.

Bayanihan Home Care Inc. is an Ottawa home care agency founded by registered practical nurse Marites Morareng, who trained in the Philippines, with co-owner Efi Sosing. Its team of Filipino caregivers provides personal care, light housekeeping, companionship, respite care and help with errands and appointments for seniors living at home.

Meryann Spa is a facial and skin care spa in Ottawa run by aesthetician Meryann, who grew up in the Philippines and has practised since 2004. She opened the spa in 2016 on Bronson Avenue and moved it to Waverley Street in October 2026; it offers facials, waxing and other esthetic treatments, and she runs a yearly toy drive for her home village in the Philippines.

Downtown Ottawa practice opened in 1995 by Alicia Natividad, the first Filipino woman called to the Ontario bar. It advises on business and corporate law, commercial and residential real estate and leases, and wills, estates, trusts and powers of attorney.

RCG Legal is a boutique immigration law firm in downtown Ottawa, also serving Montreal, led by Renz Grospe, who came to Canada at 15 as the son of a caregiver and is licensed in Ontario and Quebec. It handles work and study permits, LMIAs, permanent residence, family sponsorship, misrepresentation and inadmissibility cases and Federal Court litigation, with service in English, Filipino, French and Spanish.

The Ottawa Filipino League is a non-profit basketball league that brings Filipino-Canadians in Ottawa together, with players of all skill levels. It also runs OFL Cares outreach in the Philippines, and its Season 9 opened in October 2026.

The Ottawa Filipino Pickleball Club is a not-for-profit club that holds weekly pickleball socials in Ottawa, including sessions at Ziwo Pickleball Arena and Valleystream in Nepean.

LVM Access Services is an Ottawa-based balikbayan box forwarder that ships door to door from Ontario to Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao by sea and air cargo. Run by Leo Dela Cruz, it picks up boxes across Ottawa and Gatineau and dispatches shipments weekly.