Filipino businesses in San Diego
Kislap lists 29 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence in San Diego, United States. Categories with the most listings: Food and Restaurants (10), Creative, Events and Entertainment (5) and Bakeries and Desserts (4).
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Food and Restaurants (10)
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ActiveChowking in San Diego, California: a company-owned US restaurant of the Philippine Chinese-Filipino fast-food chain, part of the Jollibee Group. The store offers dine-in, takeout, delivery and curbside pickup.
ActiveFilipino street-food spot on Coronado Avenue in San Diego's South Bay, near Imperial Beach, open Thursday to Saturday evenings. It grills Filipino street-food skewers and hosts monthly car meet-ups.
ActiveWomen-owned Filipino bar and restaurant with a nautical steampunk theme on F Street in downtown San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter. It serves lumpia, Filipino pulutan, garlic rice bowls and weekend brunch, with Thursday karaoke and a private event room.
ActiveJollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, in San Diego, California, run as a company-operated store by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. The store offers dine-in, takeout, drive-thru, delivery and catering.
ActiveFilipino restaurant on Miramar Road that pairs Filipino dishes with Pacific Rim influences, such as its chow fun pancit palabok. It also caters events and hosts private parties.
ActiveLong-running Filipino turo-turo and dessert counter on Mira Mesa Boulevard that serves generous combo plates of dishes such as lechon kawali, sisig and dinuguan, plus halo-halo, turon and leche flan. It also takes party tray orders.
ActiveFilipino barbecue and turo-turo counter on Mira Mesa Boulevard near Sorrento Valley, serving grilled pork and chicken skewers and stir-fried dishes as combo plates with rice.
ActiveFilipino-Japanese fusion rice bowl restaurant in Mercado del Barrio on National Avenue in Barrio Logan, San Diego, run by Pampanga-trained Jaypee Woo. It serves adobo pork belly bowls, tapsilog bowls and karaage, and has a second store in Carmel Mountain.
Creative, Events and Entertainment (5)
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ActiveFotility Photography & Videography is a San Diego photo and video studio founded by Filipino-American photographer Jerry Roxas. It covers events, debuts, weddings, portraits, headshots and business and product shoots across San Diego County.
ActiveLife with Flowers is a San Diego floral and event design business founded by Filipina florist and lead designer Kez Sinoro. It designs wedding florals, installations and décor and offers event planning and day-of coordination.
Pixel Pop Social Photo Booth is a San Diego photo booth rental business launched in 2024 by first-generation Filipino Americans Krystle Acayan and Bree Ravelo. It provides interactive photo booths for weddings, birthdays, corporate events and community festivals.
ActiveStudio Luniste is a photo, video and design studio on University Avenue in San Diego, founded in 2018 by owners Enrique and Charlene Siliezar. It creates branding visuals and story-driven content for small businesses, museums, nonprofits and conservation groups.
ActiveThe GoodLife Tattoo Shop is a tattoo studio on 17th Street in San Diego owned by Filipino tattoo artist Ron "ThaKuya" Galido, who specializes in Polynesian tattoos with a Filipino twist. The shop opened in Lemon Grove before moving to its current San Diego location.
Bakeries and Desserts (4)
ActiveUbe dessert shop in the Miralani Makers District of Mira Mesa, started in 2018 by Daphne and Dennis Daung around her late father's ube halaya recipe. Every item uses ube, from crinkle cookies and cheesecake to mochi bricks, brownies and halo-halo.
ActiveRed Ribbon Bakeshop in San Diego, California: a US bakeshop of the Philippine cake and pastry chain, owned by the Jollibee Group, selling Filipino cakes, rolls and pastries. The bakeshop offers dine-in, takeout, delivery and curbside pickup.
ActiveFilipino bakery and café in the Target shopping center on Camino Ruiz in Mira Mesa, run by the former Gemmae Bake Shop team. It bakes pandesal and Filipino breads and serves silog breakfasts, lumpia and home-style dishes. A second counter operates inside 88 Ranch in Temecula.
ActiveMira Mesa branch of the Filipino family bakery that Jaime and Gloria Valerio founded in National City in 1979, formerly called Valerio's City Bakery. It bakes pandesal, breads and pastries by hand and serves Filipino comfort food.
Cargo, Freight and Balikbayan Boxes (2)
ActiveMira Mesa branch of Atlas Shippers International, a standalone store beside Seafood City on Mira Mesa Boulevard, for balikbayan box shipping and money remittance to the Philippines. Atlas Shippers International has shipped balikbayan boxes from the United States to the Philippines since 1993.
ActiveSan Diego branch of LBC, the Philippine courier, cargo and remittance company, on Mira Mesa Boulevard. It ships balikbayan boxes by sea and parcels by air to the Philippines and sends money home.
Health, Beauty and Wellness (2)
ActiveGoodfellas Barbershop Shave Parlor is a barbershop on University Avenue in San Diego, opened in 2014 by Filipino-American barber Marc Canonizado. It offers haircuts, fades, beard grooming and hot towel shaves.
ActiveRoyal Hummingbird Sacred Healing Arts is a San Diego mobile massage and energy healing practice run by Sarabeth Sulio, who grew up Filipino-Guamanian. It offers mobile massage, shamanic energy healing, cacao ceremonies and horse-assisted sessions.
Online Stores and Marketplace Vendors (2)
ActiveLu France Interiors is a San Diego textile and home decor brand founded in 2020 by France Malvar, who was born and raised in the Philippines. She hand-dyes silk and other textiles with natural dyes and sells them online alongside decor made by weavers in Ilocos Norte, Bicol and Cebu.
ActiveSunkissed Pinay is a San Diego jewelry brand run by Maria Donato that makes Filipino pride jewelry, such as Philippine sun necklaces and baybayin pieces. It sells online and at Filipino festivals and pop-up markets.



