Plato Filipino Vancouver

Plato Filipino: Home-Style Filipino Food on Joyce Street and in New West

Plato Filipino is a fast-casual Filipino restaurant serving comforting, home-style dishes from a hot counter. It opened on Joyce Street in Vancouver and added a second location at New Westminster SkyTrain station.

Here's what to know before you go.

About Plato Filipino

Plato Filipino describes its food as lutong Pinoy, Filipino home cooking. Its hot counter makes it easy to try several dishes in one meal.

It has taken part in Filipino Restaurant Month in Canada, including the 2026 edition launched by the Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver.

The Menu

How It Works

Pick dishes from the hot counter with rice; the selection changes, so ask staff what is fresh today.

What to Order

• Hot counter selection: choose a few home-style dishes with rice.
• Sinigang: sour tamarind soup.
• Rice plates: a filling, affordable lunch.
• Filipino classics to go: easy takeout for the family.

Dietary Needs

Filipino cooking is meat- and seafood-forward. Ask staff about vegetarian dishes and allergens such as peanuts and shrimp paste.

Atmosphere and Dining Experience

Fast-casual and welcoming.

• Best for: quick lunches and takeout
• Price: affordable
• Dress code: casual
• Locations: Joyce Street and New Westminster

Location: Joyce-Collingwood, Vancouver

Plato Filipino is at 5175 Joyce Street, Vancouver, BC, near Joyce–Collingwood Station. A second location is at 100-892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, at New Westminster Station.

Hours of Operation

Plato Filipino opens from morning to early evening. Check current hours before visiting.

Reservations

• Walk-ins; counter service.

Price Range

Plato Filipino is affordable.

Contact Information

• Address: 5175 Joyce St, Vancouver, BC
• Website: platofilipino.com
• Instagram: @platofilipino
• Neighbourhood: Joyce-Collingwood, Vancouver
• Cuisine: Filipino

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Plato Filipino?

5175 Joyce Street and 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster.

What style is it?

Fast-casual with a hot counter.

What should I order?

A few hot-counter dishes with rice, plus sinigang.

Is it near SkyTrain?

Yes, both locations are.

Is it good for takeout?

Yes.

Is it expensive?

No.

Does it serve dessert?

Ask what sweets are available that day.

Did it join Filipino Restaurant Month?

Yes, including 2026.