Filipino businesses in Berlin

Berlin association of Boholanos and friends, led by president Veronica Boensch, that promotes Philippine culture and traditions in Germany. Its president teaches traditional Filipino dances to second-generation Filipino-German youth and newer migrants, and proceeds from its cultural performances and annual benefit gala support programmes for underprivileged children and orphans in Bohol.

Berlin chapter of the Philippine-founded Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide, whose stated mission is to bring Filipinos and people of other nationalities to a personal relationship with God. It holds Sunday worship in Reinickendorf and online midweek devotions, celebrated its 16th anniversary in September 2026, and its pastor leads prayers at Philippine Embassy community events.

Filipino Catholic community of Berlin, based since the 1980s at Heilig Geist church in Westend and cared for by Divine Word (SVD) missionaries. It celebrates Sunday Mass at 15:30 and keeps Filipino traditions such as the Santacruzan procession and the Sinulog feast of the Santo Niño, and its chaplain leads prayers at Philippine Embassy community events.

Specialty coffee brand and café in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, founded by Manila-born Filipina Patricia Villaseñor Krause. It roasts coffee grown in the Philippines by farmers it works with, sells it online, and serves it at its café on Dunckerstraße alongside signature drinks such as ube latte, pandan latte and calamansi juice.

Filipino restaurant on Danckelmannstraße in Charlottenburg, opened in 2014 by Rosalinda Nolasco-Jecht and described as Berlin's oldest Filipino restaurant. The long menu covers regional Philippine dishes beyond the usual standards, such as cansi, laswa and binakol, alongside sinigang and adobo. The restaurant also holds Filipino food days and kamayan dinners.