Adobo Nation

30 Riedel St Unit #2, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 5M9, Canada
+1 587-276-5558
$$$ Restaurant , Bakery , Grocery store , Money transfer service
(28 Reviews)
Price Range $10–20

Adobo Nation in Fort McMurray offers a unique blend of Filipino cuisine alongside a bakery, grocery items, and even money transfer services, making it more than just a typical restaurant experience. Located on Riedel Street, this spot functions as a local hub where you can drop in for a hearty meal, pick up some Filipino pantry staples, or indulge in traditional baked goods.

The dining area presents a laid-back yet inviting atmosphere, with occasional live music that adds a mellow background to the meal without overwhelming conversation. It’s a place where families often gather after activities like a swim at nearby Mac Island, drawn by the practical “rice plus two entrees” meal combos that balance portion size and flavour. Those not looking for a full meal can also enjoy a variety of sweets, from cheesy ensaymadas to ube-inspired desserts, which many locals appreciate as something different from the usual bakery fare.

The menu reflects authentic Filipino flavours with dishes like adobo poutine, lumpiang shanghai, and classic silog combos (meat served with garlic rice and egg). The presence of Filipino-style pastries and drinks, including their notable ube latte and calamansi cold brew, highlights the bakery side of the business, making it a versatile stop for both snacks and meals.

Adobo Nation also doubles as a small grocery and specialty store, stocking items like jasmine green tea, beauty soaps, and hair care products popular within Filipino communities. This combination invites visitors to explore cultural staples beyond the plate, reinforcing its role as a place that serves everyday needs for Fort McMurray’s Filipino residents as well as those curious about Southeast Asian cuisine and lifestyle products.

The vibe throughout is calm and unpretentious with a focus on comfort and community. It suits anyone seeking a casual lunch or dinner that feels a bit different from typical Canadian fare, especially during quieter weekday visits or weekend family outings. Whether you’re stopping by for one of their distinctive baked goods or a plate of bangsilog to kick off your morning, Adobo Nation fits well into the local scene by offering both flavour and a sense of welcome.

Popular for
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Good for solo dining
What they serve
Serves alcohol
Serves beer
Quick bite
Serves small plates
Best for
Serves breakfast
Serves brunch
Serves lunch
Serves dinner
Has counter service
Serves dessert
Has seating
Accessibility
Has wheelchair-accessible car park
Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
Parking
Free of charge street parking
Free parking lot

Openings Hours

Checking

Monday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Tuesday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Wednesday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Thursday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Friday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Saturday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Sunday

09:00 AM - 10:00 PM

28 Reviews
Patricia

03 Jan 2026

We love having dinner there after we go for a family swim at Mac Island every weekend! Their Rice + 2 Entrees (plus extra rice) is just perfect for us! The food taste delicious, and their pastries are just so good!

Ernie Albay

29 Dec 2025

If you’re craving some Filipino food and some groceries. Give them a try if you’re wondering down in the Fort Mac area.

HANAA IBRAHIM

24 Nov 2025

I had a charming experience here, and everything about the visit felt calm and enjoyable. The live music added a peaceful touch to the atmosphere — the singer’s voice was gentle and relaxing, making our time feel slow, cozy, and comfortable as we ate. I genuinely love Filipino food, and this place reminded me why. The dishes were full of flavour, well-prepared, and made with care. Everything tasted fresh and satisfying, and you can tell there is real passion behind the food. The service was also excellent. The staff were kind, welcoming, and attentive without being overwhelming. Their warm attitude made us feel comfortable and appreciated throughout the visit. Overall, it was a relaxing and pleasant experience — good music, great food, and genuine service. I’m happy to leave this review because they truly deserve the support. Highly recommended; I would be happy to come back.

Will Soucie

06 Nov 2025

A welcome change. Exclent food, but it's the doughnuts that are the real prize. They also sell liquor from the Philippines. It's really a cool place to get Southeast Asian stuff!

Andy Hutchison

25 Oct 2025

Driving around this morning, I got hungry. But I didn't want a traditional breakfast. There was something different. I'm wondering where in Fort McMurry I can find another breakfast. Spices were closed. But Adobo Nation was open. I decided to try it. I have Filipino friends, and I really like their cuisine. The egg was fixed, and the rice was a nice change from the potatoes. Oh, and pork! Insert Homer's "uh-huh." The coffee was great. After eating, I got to talk to Susan, the owner. I told her how much I liked the food. She walked me through the process of creating everything from scratch locally, sourcing the pork. The only downside was that I had to pay before I ate. Had it been the end, I would have left a better tip. A great experience. Will return to try the tasty looking pastries. Good luck, Susan and staff.

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