Filipino businesses in Winnipeg

Manitoba alumni association of Alpha Phi Omega, the Philippine service fraternity and sorority, founded in 2017. It runs community service projects such as its annual tree planting, which has planted more than 2,000 trees since 2021, and an annual fishing derby.

Association of Ilocano Filipinos in Manitoba, founded in 2009. It holds an annual summer picnic and Christmas celebration, raises funds for missions in the Philippines and donates to Winnipeg community meal services.

Association of Filipinos from the Cordillera provinces (Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao and Kalinga) living in Manitoba. It promotes Cordilleran culture and youth heritage activities, volunteers in the community and held its 32nd anniversary and Adivay celebration on 29–30 August 2026.

Association of Bisaya (Visayan) Filipinos in Manitoba, active since 1985. It helps newcomers settle, keeps the Bisaya language and culture alive through festivals such as its Sinulog celebration and youth activities, and organises aid for disaster victims in the Philippines.

Hometown association for people from Bulacan living in Winnipeg. It holds community fiestas, Christmas parties and charity drives for its home province, and celebrated its 30th anniversary with an officers' induction and recognition day in late 2025.

Couples for Christ Winnipeg is the Manitoba chapter of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, organised into area chapters that run the Christian Life Program in Winnipeg parishes. Its family ministries include Singles, Youth and Kids for Christ, and it hosts the city's yearly ANCOP Walk.

Association for people from Davao living in Manitoba, including those who once lived, worked or studied there. It holds family gatherings such as its annual Christmas party and celebrates Davao culture, including the Kadayawan festival.

The Winnipeg chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Philippine Catholic charismatic movement, holds its Sunday Gawain and Family Appointment at St Gerard Parish on Foster Street. It has served Filipinos in Winnipeg since 1992 and celebrated its 34th anniversary in August 2026.

Filipino café on McPhillips Street that grew from a fishball and kikiam street-food stand. It serves sisig, pancit, lumpia and all-day breakfast, and sells frozen products and catering.

Family-owned Filipino convenience store and food counter on Mandalay Drive, opened in 2008 by Josephine and Rolando Gutierrez, who came to Manitoba from the Philippines in 2003. It cooks Filipino dishes and street food for takeout and offers balikbayan box drop-off.

Filipino deli and bakery on Stadacona Street selling home-style ulam, silog plates and fresh Filipino breads and pastries, with party trays and pre-orders.

Casa Ilocandia is a Northern Filipino (Ilocano) restaurant on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg's West End, owned by Charmainn Bautista, who started the business in 2016 making Filipino desserts. It serves Ilocano dishes, a Filipino breakfast menu, catering trays and kakanin, and has a sit-down dining room with karaoke.

Restaurant and lounge in Elmwood opened in 2006 by Red River College-trained chef Charlie Villapando, mixing comfort food with Filipino fusion dishes. It runs catering and banquets and the Champs and Casama food trucks.

Filipino takeout and catering kitchen on Tyndall Avenue, the current form of Aristocrat, which says it has served Filipino food in Winnipeg since 1986. It cooks carinderia-style ulam, pancit and Kapampangan burong isda.

Filipino-Canadian restaurant in The Maples run by husband-and-wife chefs Nelson and Arlene Olegario. After years of catering and a restaurant at the Nor-Villa Hotel, they reopened in August 2024 in a 1970s country-inn building on Fife Street, and they cater events.

Drew's Kapampangan Cuisine is a Filipino restaurant on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg's West End that specialises in dishes from Pampanga. It offers takeout and holiday catering.

Buenafe Clinic is a men's health and minor surgery clinic on Jefferson Avenue in north Winnipeg led by Dr Jay Buenafe, a family physician who graduated in medicine from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, with Dr Karen Louise Tanner. It offers no-scalpel vasectomy, circumcision for all ages and erectile dysfunction treatment.

Carlo's Hair and Make-up Studio is a hair salon on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg's West End, owned by stylist Carlo Celle from Calinog, Iloilo. It offers haircuts, colouring, rebonding, keratin treatments, styling and make-up.

Donna D' Stylist Salon is a family-owned hair salon on McPhillips Street near Garden City in north Winnipeg, run by owner and stylist Donna Lacdao. It offers cuts for women, men and children, colour and blonding, smoothing treatments and formal styling.

Dr Derrick Vergara is a family physician at Amber Trails Medical Clinic on Mandalay Drive in north Winnipeg, with added training in care of the elderly. He graduated from the Angeles University Foundation College of Medicine in the Philippines and speaks Tagalog.

Dr Jocelyn Dumatol-Sanchez is a family physician at The Junction Medical Center at Osborne Street and Corydon Avenue in Winnipeg, a walk-in and family clinic with X-ray on site. She graduated in medicine from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila and speaks Tagalog.

Dr Patricia Ramos is a family physician at Parkview Medical Clinic in the Parkview Professional Centre on Main Street in north Winnipeg. She graduated from the De La Salle Health Sciences Institute in the Philippines and speaks Filipino.

Dream Barbers is a barbershop and salon on the second floor of 2179 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg's St. James area, co-owned by Filipino-Canadian barber Mark Antonio. It offers men's fades and beard trims, hot towel service, women's cuts and colour, and kids' cuts, and takes walk-ins and online bookings.

Ellice Dental is a family dental clinic on Ellice Avenue in Winnipeg co-founded in 1993 by Dr Tom Colina, who emigrated from the Philippines as a child and became the first Filipino dentist to open a practice in Winnipeg. It is one of three clinics in his Integral Dental Group, with Pearl Dental (737 Keewatin Street) and Integral Dental (1721 Portage Avenue).

Filipino bakery on McPhillips Street baking Filipino breads and pastries daily, with pickup and delivery.

Family-run Filipino bakery in Waterford Green baking Filipino breads daily with creative twists. Its products are also sold at Pinoy Cuisine Express in Transcona.

Filipino kakanin shop on McGregor Street selling traditional rice cakes by the piece and in party platters, plus Ilocos empanada and boba drinks.

Filipino bakeshop on Isabel Street running since 2018, known for hot pandesal and bicho-bicho. It has branches on St. Anne's Road and Munroe Avenue.

Filipino-Canadian cake shop on McPhillips Street co-owned by Genevieve Melegrito and her daughter, chef Marie 'Nikki' Mallari. Founded on Selkirk Avenue in 2011, it makes scratch-baked cakes led by the ube macapuno; its team won Food Network Canada's The Big Bake Holiday in 2022.

Bakeshop on Arlington Street selling hot pandesal, Filipino and Western breads, custom cakes and house-made Filipino ice cream. It has run for almost ten years and moved to its current address in early 2026.

Ice cream and Filipino dessert shop on Jefferson Avenue in The Maples, owned by two Filipina women and billed as the home of Winnipeg's top halo-halo. It also serves Filipino snacks and was recognised in the Manitoba Legislature in May 2025.

Filipino bakery on McPhillips Street opened in 2016 by Ver Cuevas and his wife. It is known for hot pandesal baked twice a day and also makes ensaymada, pan de coco and kakanin.

Filipino convenience store on Tyndall Avenue selling dry and frozen Filipino groceries, fresh meat and produce, and cooked take-out dishes.

Papiiro is a Filipino-owned stationery shop in Osborne Village, Winnipeg, run by owner Cay Iledan, who began selling at markets with her daughter in 2024 and opened the store in March 2026. It stocks journaling supplies, stickers, pens and notebooks imported from Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines.

Filipino store on Regent Avenue West in Transcona selling take-out Filipino meals, silog breakfasts, desserts and frozen and dry Filipino groceries. It also handles remittances.

Seafood City supermarket at Garden City Shopping Centre in Winnipeg, opened in 2019 in the former Sears space by the Filipino-owned 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 counter.

The Collab Shop is a sneaker, streetwear and vintage store on McDermot Avenue in Winnipeg's Exchange District, co-owned by Filipino-Canadian entrepreneur Nico Te. It sells sneakers, hype brands, vintage clothing, trading cards and collectibles, and local Winnipeg brands, and also sells online.

Tindahan Food Mart is a Filipino specialty grocery on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg's West End, run by Ted and Del Mendoza, who opened their first store in Tyndall Park in December 1988 after arriving from the Philippines. The 5,000-square-foot store has a fresh meat counter, fruit and vegetables, Philippine and Asian grocery aisles and hot takeout food.

Amado Claros Law Office is a Winnipeg law firm owned by Amado Claros, a former Manitoba Crown attorney who is a member of the bar in both the Philippines and Canada and studied law at Far Eastern University. It provides immigration and Immigration and Refugee Board representation and criminal defence.

Dancel Law Office is a Winnipeg law firm on Sargent Avenue in the West End, founded in 2023 by barrister, solicitor and notary public Joseph Edgar Dancel. It handles real estate, family law, wills and estates, business law and notarial services, with services in English, Tagalog and Ilocano.

Duque Immigration Services is a Winnipeg immigration consultancy founded by Joel 'Jojo' Duque, whose firm states its mission to reunite Filipino families, with a second consultant, Kyle Duque. It handles family sponsorship, LMIA, permanent and temporary residence, humanitarian and refugee cases, and runs newcomer welcome events.

McCare Global Immigration Services is a north Winnipeg immigration consultancy founded by Marcos 'Macky' Bordeos, an internationally educated nurse from the Philippines, with lead consultant Sharmina Bordeos Arip, who speaks Tagalog. It handles Express Entry and nominee applications, nurse immigration pathways, work and study permits and family sponsorship.

Mercado Trinh Law is a downtown Winnipeg law firm co-founded by Alona Mercado, a Filipino-Canadian lawyer who writes the Pilipino Express 'Legal 411' column and serves clients in English and Tagalog. Its practice includes immigration and visitor visas, real estate and mortgages, wills and estates, business law and committeeship.

Downtown Winnipeg law firm opened in 2016 by Ateneo-trained lawyer Rachelle Punzalan. It focuses on residential and commercial real estate, incorporations and corporate transactions, wills and estates, and family matters.

Winnipeg-based federal non-profit, founded in 2014, that preserves and promotes Filipino music and arts in Manitoba. It hosts the annual Filipino Canadian Folk Music Festival, the Musikalayaan heritage month concert and gatherings of Filipino-Canadian musicians, writers and composers.

Winnipeg performing arts group that presents Philippine folk dance, song and other performing arts from Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao. It is a Folklorama 365 artist group and performs at community and sports events such as the Winnipeg Jets Filipino Heritage Night.

Kilusan Productions is a Winnipeg arts and event entertainment business founded by Filipino-Canadian DJ, dancer and educator Maribeth Manalaysay Tabanera. It provides DJ sets for weddings and events, produces dance parties and drop-in dance classes, and hires dancers for performances.

Volunteer-run non-profit festival in Winnipeg that celebrates Filipino culture with a parade, cultural dances, music, local talent and Filipino food. Its 15th edition took place in August 2026 at the Maples Multiplex grounds.

Volunteer, multi-generational Filipino-Canadian vocal ensemble in Winnipeg, formed in 2023, that performs concerts showcasing Filipino music alongside choral works in other languages. It appears with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and at Folklorama events.

Cyril Rocero is a Winnipeg realtor with MaxPro Real Estate who immigrated from the Philippines in 2010. He serves home buyers and sellers across Winnipeg in English and Tagalog.

Gloria Manlapaz is a Winnipeg realtor with MaxWell Edge Realty who immigrated from the Philippines in 1999. An Accredited Buyer Representative and Senior Real Estate Specialist, she works in English and Tagalog, mainly in West Kildonan, the Maples and Tyndall Park.

Imelda "Mhel" Elago is a Winnipeg realtor with Real Broker who came to Canada from the Philippines and also has an accounting background. She helps buyers and sellers across Winnipeg in English and Tagalog.

Sarte Heating & Cooling Ltd. is a heating, ventilation and air conditioning contractor on Notre Dame Avenue in Winnipeg, led by Sammy James Sarte. It installs and services furnaces and air conditioners across Winnipeg and nearby areas, with service in English and Tagalog.

Truly Fresh is a family-owned office and commercial janitorial company in Winnipeg, founded in 2014 by James Berena, whose father, a retired hospital environmental cleaner, serves as head cleaner. It cleans offices, condo common areas and commercial spaces.

Metroball Winnipeg is a Filipino intertown basketball league in Winnipeg running seasonal leagues and teams for the NABA intercity tournament. Games have been played at school gyms including Maples Collegiate and MBCI.

Pinoy Super Liga (PSL) is a Filipino community volleyball league in Winnipeg with men's and women's divisions, conferences and open tournaments. Recent games were played at Canadian Mennonite University.

The United Filipino Volleyball Association of Canada (UFVAC) is a Winnipeg-based association that runs national volleyball tournaments for Filipino-Canadian players, including UFVAC Tapatan in Winnipeg and the Hampasan tournament in other host cities.

Winnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy is a family-owned Filipino martial arts school on Inkster Boulevard in northwest Winnipeg, founded in 2004 by Redentor Igne and Kelly Legaspi. It teaches sikaran (footfighting) and arnis (stickfighting) and self-defence to children, youth and adults, and its athletes compete nationally and internationally.

Fi-Nest Mortgage is a Winnipeg mortgage brokerage in the Mortgage Alliance network, founded and led by principal broker Nestor De Quiroz. Its team of mostly Filipino-Canadian agents arranges purchase, refinance, renewal and newcomer mortgages from an office on McPhillips Street.

Winnipeg satellite office of PNB Remittance Company (Canada), the remittance subsidiary of the Philippine National Bank, in the Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba building on Keewatin Street. It sends money to the Philippines and takes bills and SSS payments.

Downtown Winnipeg accounting practice led by Agnes Rodgers, a Chartered Professional Accountant who first qualified as a Certified Public Accountant in the Philippines. Her team sets up computerized accounting and handles payroll, financial statements, government remittances and personal and corporate tax returns.

Kuya's Auto, formerly Fil-Canadian Auto Repair, is a family-run auto repair shop on Burrows Avenue in Winnipeg's North End, founded by Derwin Evangelista, with a second shop at 1315 Henderson Highway in North Kildonan. It does general maintenance and repairs, brakes, heating and air conditioning, diagnostics and MPI safety inspections.

LOGO Cargo branch at Seafood City in Winnipeg's Garden City Shopping Centre 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.

Sarbit Travel Centre is a full-service travel agency in the Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba building on Keewatin Street, Winnipeg, run by president Oscar Surla and serving the Filipino community since 1998 with agents fluent in Tagalog, Ilocano and English. It books flights to the Philippines, group and faith-based tours, cruises and travel insurance.