Filipino businesses in Cologne

Filipino food truck from Cologne that cooks Philippine specialities at evening markets, festivals and private events around Cologne, Düsseldorf and the Lower Rhine. It is named after the Kaamulan festival of Bukidnon in Mindanao and takes bookings for parties and events.

Brunch and coffee café on Venloer Straße in Cologne-Ehrenfeld, taken over in 2025 by sisters Anne and Pam, who have Filipino roots and lived for years in Italy, and renamed from Madame Tartine in September 2025. The menu draws on the Philippines, Italy and Cologne, with pandan-coconut and ube cakes, banana bread, tartines, bowls and changing warm dishes, served with coffee from a Cologne roastery.

Specialist Philippine grocery in Cologne's old town, run by Joanne and Rey Viadoy, with the entrance on Geyergasse off Gürzenichstraße. It stocks mainly Philippine products alongside other Asian groceries. Through its sister forwarding business, Ester Viadoy Seacargo, the shop also offers a door-to-door balikbayan box service to the Philippines.

Filipino Catholic community of the Archdiocese of Cologne, at home in the parish of St. Gereon in central Cologne and led by its chaplain, Fr. Rodel Liguid SVD. It celebrates Mass at the Basilica of St. Gereon on the first and last Sundays of the month.

IATA-licensed flight agency in Cologne specialising in travel to the Philippines, founded by Raphael Schmidt. It offers personal travel advice, balikbayan fares with extra baggage allowance on carriers such as EVA Air and Gulf Air, and flight deals to Manila, Cebu and Clark.