Businesses

Filipino restaurant in Kaohsiung's Nanzih district, opened in May 2024 by a long-term Filipino resident of Taiwan. Chi-Cha serves sizzling dishes, pares and bulalo, and provides a gathering place for the local Filipino community.

Filipino restaurant in Taipei's Zhongshan district, established by Filipino restaurateur Imelda Ching. Also known as 莉山菲律賓料理, Cres-Art serves Filipino meals including pork barbecue, sisig, tocino and halo-halo.

Filipino barbecue restaurant on Jianguo Road in Taoyuan's Zhongli district. Ihawan sa Nankan serves grilled pork skewers, chicken rice meals and lomi noodles, with counter ordering and seating for customers.

Filipino restaurant trading as Lilia's and Tsu Yu's Lechon Manok on Tai'an Street in Xinfeng Township, Hsinchu County. Its Xinfeng branch publishes customer updates and price announcements on its own Facebook page.

Filipino restaurant on Anzhai 10th Street in Hukou, Hsinchu County. Mekeni Cabalen offers Filipino dishes through its delivery-platform menus, including sinigang, tocino and lumpia.

Filipino restaurant on Sanmin South Road in Hukou, Hsinchu County. Richannah specialises in freshly cooked Batangas lomi and silog meals, including tapsilog, longsilog and daing silog. The restaurant posts changes to its morning service on its Facebook page.

Filipino student dance troupe in Taiwan, performing traditional folk dances alongside contemporary choreography. Hugyaw Mananayaw took part in Taipei's July 2025 Asia Carnival and received support for its arts programmes.

Migrant-support centre in Taichung founded by Maryknoll priest Fr. Joyalito 'Joy' Tajonera. Ugnayan provides shelter, spiritual support, training and advocacy for migrants, including distressed overseas Filipino workers, and works with Philippine migrant-worker agencies.