6 famous halo halo in Philippines
With the intense heat that’s taken over Manila recently, we’re all looking for something to help cool us down and freshen us up. There are lots of cold desserts out there, but nothing beats Halo-Halo as the classic summer cooler.
Hukad hails all the way from Cebu, and serves grilled dishes like the Lechon de Cebu and crispy pata. But more than just their pork offerings, Hukad has a huge menu full of Filipino favorites that will make your stomach glad to be Filipino.
With 18 branches and counting, Icebergs is a certified dessert haven for obvious reasons. Aside from their famous banana splits, Icebergs is also known for their sizzling sisig and crunchy tacos. We dare you to finish a whole order of their Super Halo-Halo in one sitting!
4. Ilustrado – Intramuros
Ilustrado is a fine dining Filipino-Spanish restaurant that has been operating since 1989 inside the historic walled city, Intramuros. Ilustrado features a Hispanic architectural design with old-world interiors and known to serve world-class Filipino, Spanish, as well as Global cuisines.
5.Aristocrat Restaurant – multiple branches
This Filipino classic has been around since the early 1900’s and it has organically evolved from its original food truck stand in Luneta to the Filipino restaurant giant that it is today. The iconic and historic Aristocrat restaurant is a household name for many Filipinos who want to enjoy their local favorites at affordable prices
Pampanga is famous for being the culinary capital of the Philippines and this Kapampangan restaurant prides itself in being one of the best places to get halo-halo. Razon’s halo-halo looks simple but what makes it special is the finely shaved ice that they use, very similar to Korean bingsu’s “snow” ice.
Milky Way is known for its cool treats and traditional Spanish/Filipino food. Come through for an explosion of flavors in every order of their MW Special Halo-Halo.
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