The Filipino Restaurant Map of Singapore (Updated 2026 Directory)

Updated for 2026: the full map of where to find legit Filipino food in Singapore, from chains we grew up with to specialty spots only kababayans would find.

The big chains

Jollibee

• Locations: Lucky Plaza (Orchard), Lucky Plaza (Cubao), and several other branches across SG including Westgate, NEX, Jurong Point.
• Must-order: Chickenjoy with rice & gravy, Jolly Spaghetti, Yum Burger, peach mango pie.
• Vibe: OFW comfort food, family-friendly.

Max's Restaurant (permanently closed)

• Status: Max's has closed all its Singapore outlets as of June 2026. We kept this entry so kababayans searching for it know it is no longer operating. For a sit-down Filipino lunch, try Lechon Republic or JT's Manukan below.

Specialty / signature Filipino dining

Lechon Republic

• Location: Pearl Bank-area, also at Lucky Plaza.
• Must-order: Cebu-style whole lechon, lechon-belly platter, sisig.
• See our coverage: Lechon Republic feature.

Cafe Mary Grace (Singapore branch)

• Location: Tanjong Pagar, recently opened.
• Must-order: Ensaymada, Cheese Roll, hot cocoa, salpicao.
• See our coverage: Mary Grace opens in SG.

JT's Manukan Grille (Bacolod-style Inasal)

• Location: Lucky Plaza + multiple branches.
• Must-order: Chicken Inasal Pecho/Paa, Bacolod-style sinugba.

Tapa King

• Location: Lucky Plaza.
• Must-order: Tapsilog, longsilog, all the -silog combos.

Manila Pancit House

• Location: Multiple, with strong presence at Lucky Plaza.
• Must-order: Pancit Malabon, Pancit Palabok, palitaw.

Underground / less-known favorites

Goldilocks Singapore

• Location: Lucky Plaza ground floor.
• Must-order: Polvoron, sansrival, ube cake, classic pasalubong baked items.

Kabayan Sari-Sari Eats

• Location: Various pop-up + small storefronts; ask FIS community for current.
• Why it matters: lutong-bahay meals (binagoongan, ginataan, paksiw na isda) for cheap.

Filipino food carts inside Lucky Plaza

• Where: Levels 1-3 of Lucky Plaza Orchard Road.
• What you'll find: balut, kakanin, taho, fishball, isaw, smaller-shop kambing/lechon.

NTUC FairPrice "Asian" aisle Filipino section

• Where: Most large FairPrices; e.g., Tampines Mall, Jurong Point, Westgate.
• What: Datu Puti vinegar, Silver Swan soy, UFC banana ketchup, Lucky Me, Argentina corned beef, Mama Sita's mixes.

By cuisine specialty

Halal / vegetarian considerations

Most Filipino restaurants in SG are not halal-certified (lechon, sisig, adobo, pork-heavy). For halal kababayans and friends:

• Jollibee SG outlets: not halal-certified (uses pork in some prep stations); confirm at counter.
• For halal Filipino-leaning meals: Indonesian/Malaysian restaurants that overlap (nasi padang, ayam goreng) often work.

Where to suggest additions

Got a favourite stall we missed? Email hello@filipinos.sg. We'll review and add.

Related reading

• Lechon Republic feature
• Cafe Mary Grace opens in SG
• Where Filipinos gather in SG (beyond Lucky Plaza)

Last reviewed 11 May 2026. Restaurant addresses, hours, and menus current per public listings, confirm before visiting, especially for less-known spots.