Filipino businesses in Portland

Barkada is a Filipino restaurant on Fore Street in Portland's Old Port. Chefs Nicole and Ben Bowers and their partners serve build-your-own bowls rooted in Filipino flavors, with catering also available.

Filipino restaurant in Portland's Parkrose neighborhood serving silog breakfasts, pork adobo, kare-kare and sisig fries. The restaurant also offers catering.

Filipino fusion restaurant in Portland's South Park Blocks, owned by Andrew and Blossom. HunnyBeez serves silog plates, pancit bowls, soups and house-made desserts, with catering for private events.

Family-run Filipino restaurant in Bethany Village Center, with roots in Bulacan. Its menu includes lumpiang sariwa, lechon kawali, buko salad and sapin-sapin.

Filipino food cart at the Yard at Montavilla in Portland. The menu includes Filipino spaghetti, chicken adobo, pancit, silog meals and arroz caldo.

Filipino restaurant on Southeast Clinton Street in Portland, led by chef and owner Carlo Lamagna. The menu includes sizzling sisig, pancit and grilled dishes.

Filipino-American fast-food cart at Modhaus on Southeast Division Street in Portland. Its menu combines longganisa burgers, adobo poutine, lumpia and pancit canton.

Filipino-American restaurant residency inside Portland's Hoxton Hotel, owned by Ethan and Geri Leung. It serves breakfast and brunch, including silogs, pandesal sandwiches, lumpia and ube pancakes.

Portland Filipino-American cultural association that organizes the Kasayahan Filipino American Festival. Its activities promote Philippine cultural heritage, community connections and cultural identity for Filipino children.

Filipino community center in Portland offering resources, education, cultural activities and community organizing. The center connects Filipino workers, migrants, youth and elders with information and opportunities to gather.

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

Oregon Filipino American Lawyers Association connects Filipino American judges, lawyers, law students, legal professionals and supporters. Based in Portland, it supports professional development, cultural heritage and access to the legal system for Oregon's Filipino American community.

Portland-based chamber supporting Filipino-American and underserved entrepreneurs in Oregon. PACCO offers business connections, mentorship, leadership development and scholarships.

The Willamette Park Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in Portland. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.

Filipino-American bakery and breakfast spot founded by chef Justin Dauz at Portland's Fubonn Shopping Center. It serves pandesal breakfast sandwiches, house-made longganisa, hash browns and pastries.

Portland branch of LBC, the Philippine courier, cargo and remittance company, near NE Airport Way. It sends money and air cargo to the Philippines and takes balikbayan box drop-offs for sea shipment.

Filipino-American documentary and editorial photographer based in Portland and San Francisco, currently working from Portland. Celeste Noche specializes in food, travel and portrait photography.