With the increasing number of Filipinos settling in Midland and Odessa, there’s a growing demand for authentic Filipino cuisine that is not being met. The recent closure of the Filipino Cuisine restaurant in Odessa and the long hiatus of the Filipino food truck in Midland have left the community with limited options. Susie’s Asian Grocery offers amazing cooked food, but the variety and availability are insufficient to satisfy the cravings of our vibrant Filipino community.
The culinary talent within our community is undeniable. Many of our best cooks are full-time nurses, teachers, and oil field workers. While their primary careers offer financial stability, their remarkable culinary skills often remain a well-kept secret, shared only with close friends and lucky coworkers. Imagine if these hidden talents were brought to the forefront, providing delicious meals to the entire community.
If you have a passion for cooking and some extra time on your hands, or if you are recently retired and looking for a fulfilling venture, consider starting a food business. By doing so, you can fill a significant gap in the local market and bring joy to countless Filipinos missing the taste of home.

So, to all the talented cooks in our community, whether you’re looking for a new challenge, a way to give back, or an opportunity to share your love of Filipino cuisine, starting a food business in Midland or Odessa is a worthwhile endeavor. Your efforts can make a significant impact, providing much-needed culinary delights to our Filipino food-deprived compatriots.



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