Filipino businesses in Bristol

Filipino food kitchen in Bristol serving freshly cooked Filipino dishes.

Filipino caterer serving the Bristol area, offering food for pre-order including pork sisig.

Filipino kitchen trading inside the Chai Guy cafe on St Mark's Road in Easton, opened in August 2024 as a partnership between Chai Guy's owner and chef Lorenzo Maderas, who launched Kusina in west London with his two brothers. The menu covers rice bowls, bao buns, loaded fries and jumbo wings.

Family-run Filipino kitchen in Unit 7, CARGO 1 at Wapping Wharf, opened in March 2026 by husband and wife Quelly and Russel Viray after years of pop-ups and a market stall in Bath. Filipino dishes make up most of the menu, including lechon kawali, sizzling sisig, beef pares, kaldereta and halo-halo, with a few Thai, Japanese and Korean dishes alongside.

Bristol Filipino community association that runs the city's Barrio Fiesta, a Filipino cultural festival of food, music and dance. The 2026 fiesta was held at the Trinity Centre in Old Market on 16 August 2026 with Filipino caterers, performers and stallholders, and the association is named by its sponsors as the body that staged the event.

Filipino student society at the University of Bristol, welcoming Filipino and non-Filipino students. It runs boodle fights, potluck parties and karaoke nights, and collaborates with other university societies.