Filipino businesses in Houston

Family-owned Filipino restaurant on Bissonnet Street in southwest Houston, known for its turo-turo buffet of home-style dishes. It also hosts private parties and caters events with Filipino party trays.

Filipino restaurant on FM 1960 (Cypress Creek Parkway) in north Houston, also known as Best of Filipiniana Too, serving home-style Filipino dishes for 15 years. It hosts live music and celebrations.

Filipino-American restaurant in Houston's Energy Corridor that began as a food truck in 2012, serving Filipino-inspired burgers alongside rice plates, siopao and lumpia. Owners Angie and Don also run the Sugar Land location.

Independently owned downtown Houston location of the Filipino-American restaurant Flip 'n Patties, inside the Understory food hall on Capitol Street. It is run by co-founder Michael Jante, separately from the Energy Corridor and Sugar Land locations.

Houston branch of Gerry's Grill, the Philippine bar and grill chain founded by Gerry Apolinario, open since February 2018 on West Sam Houston Parkway South. It serves grilled Filipino dishes and drinks, hosts live music and offers catering and event space.

Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, in Houston, Texas, run as a company-operated store by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. This listing is the 13347 Westheimer Road store; Houston also has a Jollibee at South Main Street. The store offers dine-in, takeout, drive-thru, delivery and catering.

Houston franchise of Max's Restaurant, the Philippine fried-chicken chain, and its first branch in Texas, opened in 2021 by franchise owner Marie De Guzman. It serves Filipino dishes for dine-in, takeout and catering, with live performers or open-mic karaoke on weekend afternoons.

Filipino restaurant in the Katy Grand shopping center of Katy Asian Town, opened in 2023, serving family-style Filipino dishes and kamayan feasts. Executive chef Michael Gabriel leads the kitchen.

Filipino bakery and restaurant on Fannin Street near the Texas Medical Center, open since 1997, known for its siopao, kakanin and mamon. It also serves Filipino plates such as pancit palabok and grilled pompano.

Filipino bakery on Main Street in Houston run by third-generation baker Jun (Ariosto) Valerio and his family, baking pandesal, ube cheese rolls, ube coffee cake, egg pie and puto flan daily.

Lé Chic Boutique by MJ is a fashion boutique in west Houston owned by Mary Jane Osmeña. It sells affordable apparel, accessories and statement pieces for women and men, and opened with a Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting in December 2025.

Filipino grocery on North Mason Road in the Katy area of west Houston, stocking Filipino and Asian pantry goods, snacks and condiments. It is also a drop-off point for balikbayan boxes.

Houston branch of LBC, the Philippine courier and cargo company, on Main Street. It ships balikbayan boxes by sea and parcels by air to the Philippines, with a separate Houston warehouse on Long Drive.

Events Art By Liezl is a Filipino-owned wedding and event design firm in Houston run by Liezl Rodas. It designs custom decor, floral installations and balloon work for weddings and other events.

Houston branch of PNB Remittance Centers (PNB RCI), the US remittance subsidiary of the Philippine National Bank, in Beltway Plaza Shopping Center in Alief. It sends money to the Philippines for pick-up, bank credit or delivery.

Kimono Zulu is a Houston fashion label by Filipina-American creative Tina Zulu that reimagines vintage kimonos into wearable pieces. Zulu also runs Zulu Creative, a brand styling and marketing practice.