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    Filipino Food Week Is Happening Now at 30 Restaurants

    kissnearmeBy kissnearmeOctober 21, 2025No Comments5 Mins Read
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    pampanga, the region that gave us dishes like bacon and sisig, is the focus of Philippine Food Week 2025, producing a wide variety of limited-time specials until October 25. Twenty-five O’ahu restaurants are in the mix, doubling from last year—a huge success and a promising omen for long-running local cuisine.

    Reflecting a slow-burn trend, there are new Filipino restaurants on the lineup, including pop-up ILaya, Filipino-themed coffee cart Panday and Yumyum Tumtum, which opened in Kāne’ohe two weeks ago. They join traditional Filipino restaurants and a wide range of other restaurants with the challenge of creating eclectic special dishes.

    So you will find sisig terrine at Pai Honolulu. Palabok ravioli at Skull & Crown Trading Co. Marinated pork pizza at Pizza Press. Duck marinated at MW Restaurant. And even several Filipino-themed prix fixe menus. Plus a banana jack Danish lumpia at Beyond Pastry, a bacon fried rice omelet with lechon at Elena’s Filipino Restaurant, pancit Canton at Mama’s Boy, and at least eight versions of halo halo, by our count.

    All of these are on O’ahu. Maui joins three participating restaurants, and two are in American Samoa. Philippine Food Week runs until October 25, 2025.

    Finally, the Consulate General of the Philippines in Honolulu, which is organizing the event, will hold a raffle for two round-trip tickets from Honolulu to Manila. Entries qualify if you spend $20 or more on a Filipino Food Week special at three or more restaurants and upload a photo to Instagram or Facebook. For more details, email honolulupcg.cultural@dfa.gov.ph. Find more details about Philippine Food Week at @Phidedthe Instagram account of the Consulate General of the Philippines.


    SEE ALSO: My 8 favorite Filipino foods on O’ahu right now


    Crispy liempo

    Photo: Courtesy of Ali’i Fish Market

    Ali’i Fish Market

    • Crispy Lechon Liempo
    • Garlic Butter ‘Ahi Katsu with Manong Sauce

    2320 S. King St., the kick, @lifiShShMarket


    basalt

    Special fixed price:

    • Starter: Fresh Kapampangan-inspired Sisig or Lumpia
    • Main: Bringhe Style Seafood Pan or Pork Kate Kare
    • Dessert: Maja Blanca

    2295 @basaltwaikiki


    Beyond Pastry Ensaymada Sisig Boat Dobash for Filipino Food Week

    Photo: Courtesy of Beyond Pastry Studios

    Beyond the Patisserie

    • enzyme
    • Banal JackfU Liabia Big Bid Skios are my best
    • Six Ship

    1067 PALE STU., Downtown, @beyondpastrystudio


    Roast pork dish

    Photo: Courtesy of Chef Chai Pacifica

    Chef Chai

    Special fixed price:

    • Chicken Pinakbet Soup
    • Crispy whole fish with spicy sweet and sour banana ketchup sauce
    • Braised Pork Roast
    • Pinoy Garlic Noodles
    • Steamed white rice
    • Hello Hello

    79 Creechrfe. Bunday, breakfast, @chefchaipacifica


    Pork belly pinakbet

    Photo: Courtesy of Eating House 1849

    Eating House 1849

    Special fixed price:

    • Starter: Chicken Spring Rolls
    • Main: Choice of Grilled Island Fish or Pork Belly Pinakbet
    • Dessert: Halo Halo

    232 430 Makawe MoakON, @eatinghouse1849


    Elena’s home of the best Filipino food

    • Special toclat (fried rice omelette with bacon and lechon)
    • Hello Hello

    94-1266 High Blockid St., Waikai CON, @elenasfilipino


    shrimp

    Photo: Courtesy of Ilaya

    ILAYA

    October 18: Pure Strash

    Fishcake, 307 Kamani St., Kaka’ako, @ilaya.eat


    Magnolia ice creams and treats

    Kapampangan Hello Hello

    Multiple locations


    Mama’s boy

    Sspecial FFW Chef’s Table, October 18 from 5:30 p.m

    • Tulingan Kinilaw
    • Cantó de Pancit
    • Pork sisig
    • Interlude of Calamango
    • Steaksilog
    • Ube Bibandon a la Mode
    • Includes wine pairing

    Oct. 18, Hana Kitchens, 55 Merchant St., Downtown, @mamasboyfoods


    Chicken from Max

    Chicken sisig

    801 Dillingham Blvd. #108, Division


    Chicken from Max

    Pork sisig

    94-300 Farrington Hwy, Waipahu


    Restaurant MW

    Duck Adobo

    888 Kaa Kapihai BLVD. Super, Obscenity, @Mwresttaurant


    Filipino people

    TBD

    1136 Union Mall, downtown


    Obake Good Luck Charm Drink for Filipino Food Week

    Photo: Courtesy of Obake

    Obake

    Good luck cocktail

    1112 Smith St., Chinatown, @Aprolocatic


    Special Filipino Food Week Adobo Pork Belly Bowl

    Photo: Courtesy of ‘Ōlena by Chef Ron Simon

    ‘Ōlena by Chef Ron Simon

    • Bowl of braised Adobo pork belly
    • Philippine Royal Lemonade

    650 Puation Road, Kamual, @ONOHANIAHUI


    Sisig Terrine for Filipino Food Week

    Photo: Courtesy of Pai Honolulu

    Honolulu

    • Sisig terrine
    • The Zesty Filipina

    55 Merchant St., Downtown, @Aleawls


    Filipino dish sisig

    Photo: Courtesy of Pampanga Kitchen

    Pampanga cuisine

    Multiple locations


    Pandan coffee drink

    Photo: Courtesy of Panday Coffee

    Blacksmith’s coffee

    • Pandan Milk
    • Buko Pandan Rice with Matcha Milk

    Market Market Day, October 18, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 1001 California Ave., @pandaycoffee


    Adobo Pizza And Ube Cheesecake for Filipino Food Week

    Photo: Courtesy of Pizza Press

    pizza press

    • Adobo pork pizza
    • Ube Cheesecake

    1000 Kamehameha Road, Pearl City


    Roy’s Hawaii’i Kai

    • Kauai Farm Clam Chowder
    • Hello Hello
    • Ube Creme Brulee

    6600 Cond Worda’s Chicken, Hawaii, Hawaii


    welcome

    TBD

    Multiple locations, @samasamahawaii


    Kamayan party with banana leaves

    Photo: courtesy of Sinublan

    Sinubun

    Kamayan Experience on October 19:

    • Seafood appetizers
    • Kapampangan food
    • Calamansi soft drinks
    • Hello Hello Bar

    October 19 at 5 to 5:30 p.m., Filipino Community Center, 94-423s, P. rhyme


    Special Palabok Ravioli for Filipino Food Week

    Photo: Courtesy of Skull & Crown Trading Co.

    Skull & Crown Trading Co.

    • Palabok ravioli
    • Lapu Lapu cocktail

    62 N. Hotel St., Chinatown, @skullandcrowntradingco


    Kapampangan Morcon

    Photo: Courtesy of Tiki’s Grill & Bar

    Tiki’s Grill and Bar

    • Kapampangan Morcon
    • Ube Colada

    25765 Waiefa, waik, wahithiths, deco’son, decosyn @tikisgrill


    two halo halo desserts topped with purple ube ice cream

    Photo: Courtesy of Yumyum Tumtum

    Delicious tumtum

    • Lechon Sisig
    • Sausage
    • Hello Hello
    • Lime iced tea

    45-1127 Kamehameha Shore, coo which’e, Kane, @yumyumtumtum808


    MAUI

    Sala Pata

    TBD

    425 Koxes St. Subs 104, Kahului, Kahului, @balaipata


    Joey’s kitchen

    TBD

    5095 search., and Lahaina, @joeyskitchenhi


    Aunt’s island kitchen

    Breakfast Longganisa (Pampanga style)

    100 W. Aveü Hospital, Kahului, Kahului, Kahului, Kahului, @tantesislandcuisinemaui


    AMERICAN SAMOA

    Oh Luv Boba

    Sisig banana heart

    Nuuuli, Pago Pago, American Samoa


    Shan-J Restaurant

    • bring
    • sample
    • tamales
    • Pork sisig
    • Kilayin

    Malaeimi, Western District, American Samoa


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