iSnak Café
$ • Filipino, Coffee Shops, Bubble TeaAbout iSnak Café
Customers' Favorites
3 Sticks Chicken BBQ & Yellow Rice
Beef Lumpia Shanghai 10 Minis
Uberload Halo Halo to Go
Filipino Chicken Curry
Bihon Pancit Canton
Palabot with Shrimp
Chicken BBQ Skewers
Original Halo Halo
Lumpia Egg Rolls
Beef BBQ Skewers
iSnak Café Reviews
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I have been going here for years. All the food and drinks they make are top notch. It’s nice to get Filipino food on this side of town without having to go to the Med Center or Chinatown areas. My favorites are the Halo Halo, Suman and Kutsinta. Their egg rolls, siopao and tapislog are really good. Ma Sarap! I would definitely go there if you are craving Filipino food and snacks.
The best Halo-halo (Shaved Ice Sundae) in the whole World!❤️
Loved their Ube uberload halo2😋😋😋
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 6PM |
The iSnak Café offers a delightful dining experience with a menu that features the popular Halo-Halo dessert and refreshing drinks like Ube Halo Halo and the leche flan milkshake. Customers praise the friendly service and welcoming atmosphere, noting that the halo halo is considered one of the best in the US by many. The café serves delicious Filipino snacks such as Lumpia, siomai, and fresh taho, which are flavorful. The beef tapa with rice receives high praise, especially for its quality, and the Lumpia, fishballs, and kikiam are crispy and savory. Desserts like iSkrambol and Buko Pandan are large, with generous toppings, and the pancit palabok and spaghetti are favorites for many. The menu also includes shrimp Adobo, which some customers find helpful when feeling unwell. The café offers a good variety of halal options, making it accessible to a wider range of customers. Overall, the iSnak Café is a recommended spot for those seeking authentic Filipino cuisine, delicious snacks, and friendly service in Houston.