Filipino businesses in Waipahu

Filipino family lumpia business at Waikele Premium Outlets in Waipahu, first started in 1996 at Fort Street Mall. It sells hand-rolled lumpia and Filipino rice bowls.

Family Filipino food truck based at Waipahu Depot Street in Waipahu, serving Filipino street food and pulutan-style dishes.

Family Filipino restaurant in Tropicana Square, Waipahu, founded in 1974 by Elena and Theo Butuyan, who came to O'ahu from Dagupan City, Pangasinan. It is known for its pork adobo fried rice omelette, sari-sari soup and lechon special, and it also sells party trays.

Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, in Waipahu, Hawaii, run as a company-operated store by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. The store offers dine-in, takeout, delivery and catering.

Waipahu Shopping Plaza branch of Max's Restaurant, the Philippine fried-chicken chain, and its first in Hawaii, opened in 2006 by the San Luis family's Philippine Restaurant Group. It serves Filipino dishes for dine-in, pickup and catering and has party rooms.

Modern Filipino restaurant and art space in Tropicana Square, Waipahu, that grew out of farmers' market pop-ups. It mixes traditional Filipino dishes with local island flavors and hosts the annual Halo Halo Art Show.

Filipino cafe in the Waipio Shopping Center in Waipahu, opened in 2016 by owner Ron Dalmacio, serving classic and modern Filipino dishes. It hosts live music nights.

Filipino sisig restaurant on Leoku Street in Waipahu that began as a food truck by the Waipahu Festival Marketplace and opened its own storefront in October 2025.

Waipahu branch of LBC, the Philippine courier, cargo and remittance company, on Leokane Street. It sends money and air cargo to the Philippines and takes balikbayan box drop-offs for sea shipment.

LOGO Cargo branch inside Seafood City Waipahu that ships balikbayan boxes to the Philippines and sends money remittances, with box pickup booking and tracking through the LOGO Mobile app. LOGO Cargo was founded by Joel P. Longares and has served Filipino communities in the United States, Canada and the Philippines for more than 33 years.

Balikbayan box forwarder in Waipahu run by Ceferino Bonafe. It ships boxes door to door from Hawaii to the Philippines and appears on the Philippine government's April 2026 list of foreign agents of accredited balikbayan box sea freight forwarders.

Waipahu extension office of MB Remittance Center Hawaii, the Hawaii remittance subsidiary of Metrobank, on Farrington Highway. It is open daily for money transfers to the Philippines.

Seafood City supermarket on Farrington Highway in Waipahu, part of the Filipino-owned chain founded in National City, California, in 1989. It sells Philippine groceries, fresh seafood and meat, and serves cooked Filipino food at its in-store Grill City counter.

Hair salon in Waipio owned by Glorey McCaleb and co-owner Arnold. Glorey ran a salon in the Philippines before opening this one and was Mrs. Hawaii Filipina 2024–2025. The salon does haircuts for men, women and children, color, highlights, balayage, perms and keratin straightening.