HaloHaus
$ • Asian Fusion, Filipino, Pet FriendlyAbout HaloHaus
HaloHaus Reviews
Not bad, Multiple items to chose from
Awesome Place to be ✨🙌
Halo halo used to have a lot of ingredients but today we barely have it. It's like you're just eating a purple scrammble. And to top it all I have visitor from The Bay area and was bragging about this dessert. Thumbs down she said. So embarrassing and disappointing.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
HaloHaus is a vibrant and busy restaurant offering Filipino food and desserts. The interior has a lot of pops of color with green and pink decor, creating a cute, nicely decorated, and refreshed space that seems like a nice hang out place.
The food is amazing and includes a lot of vegetarian options. Dishes like Pancit (Bihon/canton) are very good with a lot of veggies, and the sisig has chunky pieces. Other items include cream cheese wontons, chicken wings, and flavored fries like bbq and sour cream & onion. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken could use less batter and more spice, and comes with a small amount of sauce.
The restaurant is especially known for its halo halo dessert, which feels like an adventure. The halo halo supreme is generously topped with ube ice cream, a square of flan, and many typical ingredients like shaved ice, beans, young coconut, jackfruit, and jellies. Other desserts include the Mango Graham dessert, banana with ice and coconut shavings, and Taho. The leche flan portion can be small. Service is quick and friendly, with ordering through a kiosk. It is an excellent place to try different Filipino dishes and desserts.