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Kalan Restaurant and Catering Services Menu — home-style Filipino food in Winnipeg’s North End

Explore the full daytime Filipino menu at Kalan Restaurant and Catering Services, a long-standing neighbourhood Filipino restaurant at 1449 Arlington Street in Winnipeg. From tocino and longsilog breakfast plates served from 7 am, to pansit canton, lumpia spring rolls, lechon kawali, grilled liempo and pork sisig off the steam table — generous, affordable home cooking for breakfast and lunch. Browse the food gallery or contact us for dine-in, takeout, delivery and Filipino catering party trays across the North End and all of Winnipeg.

Kitchen open 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday to Thursday, and until 5:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. Eating later? See the Kalan At Night menu.

Kalan Restaurant and Catering Services menu - home-style Filipino food platter on Arlington Street, North End Winnipeg, MB
House favourites

Start with Winnipeg’s most-loved Filipino dishes

Overload silog plate with beef tapa, bangus, longganisa, garlic fried rice and two eggs at Kalan Restaurant, North End Winnipeg

Overload

The biggest plate of the morning — pick any three breakfast meats and get them on one plate with garlic fried rice and two eggs. Tapa, tocino, longganisa, bangus and the rest of the silog counter are all fair game.

Served from 7 am, seven days a week. Two meats instead of three? That is the Deluxe Filipino Breakfast.

Tapsilog marinated beef tapa with garlic fried rice and two eggs at Kalan Restaurant and Catering Services, Winnipeg

Tapsilog

The Filipino breakfast Winnipeg asks for by name — sweet-savoury marinated beef fried until the edges caramelise, plated with garlic fried rice and two eggs.

Add an extra egg or an extra scoop of garlic fried rice on the side.

Longsilog Filipino sweet pork sausage with garlic fried rice and two eggs at Kalan Restaurant, Arlington Street, Winnipeg

Longsilog

Sweet pork longganisa griddled until it blisters, with garlic fried rice and two eggs — a regular’s order all morning, and one of the easiest introductions to Filipino breakfast.

The same silog counter runs tocilog, hotsilog, bangsilog, biyasilog and cornsilog.