Filipino businesses in San Francisco

Filipino-Californian restaurant, bar and panaderia inside the Kimpton Alton Hotel at Fisherman's Wharf, run by chef Francis Ang and Dian Ang. It serves weekday counter breakfast, weekend brunch and nightly dinner, plus kamayan dinners and private events.

Cash-only Filipino turo-turo counter on Mission Street in the Excelsior serving takeout combos of rice, pancit and two entrées. It took part in the 2026 Chow Fun Filipino food crawl.

Motorcycle-themed coffee shop on Mission Street in the Excelsior, co-owned by Filipina Lea Sabado and Andre Higginbotham since 2019. It roasts its own blends and serves ube pastries and drinks, and joined the 2026 Chow Fun Filipino food crawl.

Family-run Kapampangan restaurant on 16th Street in the Mission, opened in 1990 by Irma Chingcuangco and named a San Francisco Legacy Business in 2026. It serves counter-style Filipino plates and party trays for catering.

Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, in San Francisco, California, run as a company-operated store by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. The Market Street store near Powell Street BART opened on July 31, 2026. The store offers dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Weekday turo-turo counter on Ellis Street between Union Square and the Tenderloin, owned and cooked by Edith and Manny Garcia. Trays of Filipino comfort food rotate daily for breakfast and lunch.

Plant-forward Filipino restaurant on Townsend Street in SoMa Pilipinas, owned by Filipino-American restaurateur Deanna Sison with chef Syl Mislang. It serves lunch and dinner on a back patio and hosts kamayan dinners.

Small Filipino and Japanese restaurant on Jones Street in the Tenderloin from chefs EJ Macayan and Hitomi Wada, which began as a pop-up. It serves reservation-only tasting menus that pair Filipino dishes, including Ilocano-style longanisa, with Japanese cooking.

Filipino American-owned tattoo studio, art gallery and community event space on Natoma Street in San Francisco's SoMa Pilipinas district, opened in 2024 by tattoo artists Jerome Noveras, Jenn Ban and Saint.

San Francisco wedding, elopement, portrait and personal branding photographer Khariza Rae Estacio, working across the Bay Area and at destination weddings in a documentary style.

Full-service event production and design agency in San Francisco's SoMa Pilipinas district, founded by Gina Mariko Rosales. It produces community, nonprofit, corporate and festival events and runs the Weddings In Color wedding planning collective.

Filipino and Filipino American bookstore inside the Bayanihan Community Center on Mission Street in San Francisco's SoMa Pilipinas district. It sells books, children's titles and shirts, distributes Philippine titles and hosts author readings.

Family-run clothing and gift boutique on Divisadero Street in San Francisco's NoPa corridor, selling men's, women's and children's apparel, accessories and home goods with a focus on local Bay Area brands. Owners Ron and Tricia Benitez opened it in 2011.

San Francisco notary and document signing service run by notary public Art Gabot Madlaing, handling special powers of attorney, affidavits, deeds and parental consent letters for use in the Philippines, including apostille filing with the California Secretary of State.