Filipino businesses in Rome

Filipino restaurant and bar on Largo di Boccea in Rome. Its menu includes lumpia, siomai and siopao, with takeaway and delivery available. The restaurant was added to the Philippine Embassy's Rome food guide in 2026.

Filipino restaurant on Via Germanico in Rome's Prati district, run by the Datu family from Betis, Guagua, Pampanga. It serves Filipino food with Kapampangan influences and accepts table reservations. The same business also has an Aurelia restaurant in Rome.

Filipino restaurant on Viale Giulio Cesare in Rome's Prati district. Sarap was among the Rome businesses selling Philippine mangoes following the first commercial shipment to Italy in June 2025.

Family-run Filipino bar and restaurant on Via Caio Mario in Rome's Prati district. It offers sit-down meals, outdoor seating and collection, and promotes Filipino dishes including bibingka through its own social pages.

Filipino restaurant and cocktail bar on Via della Pineta Sacchetti in Rome. Its menu includes lumpiang sariwa, bagoong fried rice and kare-kare. It was added to the Philippine Embassy's Rome food guide in 2026 and accepts online table reservations.

Rome-based coalition of Filipino sports, civic, cultural and social organisations, known as PIDA. It organises the city's Philippine Independence Day celebration, bringing together community performances, youth recognition and Filipino business stalls. PIDA organised the June 2026 celebration attended by around 7,000 people.

Filipino Catholic community in Rome with family and youth activities supported by Society of the Divine Word missionaries. Its members joined a Filipino Advent gathering in December 2025, and its young people took part in the Javierada pilgrimage in Spain in March 2026.

Filipino Catholic chaplaincy based at the Basilica di Santa Pudenziana in Rome's Monti district. It supports the Filipino community through worship, pastoral services and cultural gatherings. The chaplaincy helped organise Rome's Peñafrancia celebration and the opening of its pastoral year in September 2025.

Rome-based hip-hop dance crew made up of Filipino young people born and raised in Italy. Guided by Allen Gunda and Jefferson Bayaborda Creus, the group performs in Italian and international competitions. It represented Italy and the Philippines at the World of Dance Summit in Los Angeles in 2025.

Filipino-specialist grocery chain with several shops in Rome, represented here by its Battistini store. It sells Philippine pantry staples, sauces, noodles, snacks, frozen foods and household products. The Battistini shop hosted the launch of commercial Philippine mango sales in Italy in June 2025.