Filipino businesses in Austin

Family-run Kapampangan and Filipino restaurant on Far West Boulevard in northwest Austin, opened in 2021 by the Franco family from Santa Rita, Pampanga. It also caters and hosts private parties.

Family-owned Filipino American sports bar and restaurant on West 37th Street near the University of Texas in Austin, run by restaurateur Darrel Oribello and his sons. The menu mixes Filipino comfort food and Hawaiian plate lunches with bar food, weekend brunch and kamayan feasts.

Southeast Asian restaurant inside the Frances Modern Inn on East 11th Street in Austin, opened in July 2025 by chef Laila Bazahm, who grew up in the Philippines and cooked in Singapore. The menu draws on Filipino and Singaporean hawker dishes.

Filipina on the Rise is a podcast and community platform founded by Austin-based Krystl Fabella. It features conversations with Filipino women about their work, identity and leadership and connects listeners through community programming.

The Hill Country Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in Austin. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.

Iglesia ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) congregation in Austin, Texas. Its place of worship and service schedule are published in the church’s official directory.

Family-owned Filipino grocery with a hot food counter on West Slaughter Lane in south Austin, selling Filipino and Southeast Asian groceries alongside cooked Filipino plates, desserts and catering.

Philippines-born real estate agent Michelle Neal works with The Weiss Group at SERHANT. in Austin and its northern suburbs. She speaks Tagalog and English and helps buyers, sellers and relocation clients with residential real estate and new construction.