Filipino businesses in Long Beach
Kislap lists 8 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence in Long Beach, United States. Categories with the most listings: Bakeries and Desserts (3), Groceries and Retail (2) and Media, Community and Education (2).
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Bakeries and Desserts (3)
ActiveFilipina-owned bakery founded by Maria Leyesa in Belmont Shore, Long Beach. Foodologie specializes in small-batch cookies and brownies and has a gift shop featuring goods from small businesses.
ActiveFamily-owned Filipino-inspired bakery on East Broadway in Long Beach's Bluff Heights, run by baker Monica Recio, whose family ran a panaderia in Batangas. It makes cakes, pies, cookies, macarons and pastries that blend European and Filipino flavors.
ActiveVegan Filipino bakery on East 4th Street in Long Beach founded by Kym Estrada, who started it in Brooklyn in 2017 and opened the Long Beach shop in early 2025. Everything is plant-based, soy-free and nut-free.
Groceries and Retail (2)
ActiveIsland Pacific Seafood Market store on Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach, part of the Filipino supermarket chain founded in Panorama City, Los Angeles, in 2000. It sells Filipino groceries and fresh seafood and has a PhilHouse counter serving home-style Filipino meals and party trays.
ActiveMASAYA is a men's clothing, accessories and home goods shop on Cherry Avenue near 4th Street in Long Beach, owned by Filipino American Rich Rodriguez. The name is Tagalog for joyful, and the shop also makes its own MASAYA Co. menswear line.
Media, Community and Education (2)
ActiveThe Long Beach congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo currently meets in the Long Beach chapel’s function hall. It belongs to the Philippine-founded church’s Orange County ecclesiastical district.
ActiveThe Pacific Coast Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in Long Beach. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.
