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Food use to be good here now it's not anymore, the rice is not properly cook. The chicken inasal don't have taste. We went 2 times on our trip to vegas. Not only they forgot the vinegar that give taste to the chicken, the way they cooke it is so dry. The cebuchon too is not good.i think they change the cook. Not worth my money.
Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes food court in the Venetian. Halo Halo is a small vendor spot but I was happy I saw them when I was walking around to find something to eat during a recent Vegas trip. There's plenty of seating since the food court has a number or booths and tables. After a quick browse of the menu, I saw Longanisa under the breakfast all day and I already knew I wanted it. The pricing was very affordable. My order was ready within 10 minutes. It was presented in a to go container. The Longanisa dish is basically a breakfast bowl with eggs and rice and a vinegar sauce. Anything that involves Longanisa is automatically something I gravitate towards. The dish reminds me of breakfast at home. I liked the mix of sweet and savory on their Longanisa and the eggs were tasty. It was a dish I needed to keep me fed and energized for a night out in Vegas. Lol. Solid Filipino food for those craving some in the Venetian's Grand Canal Shoppes. ( ^_^)b
It is in a food court (Grand Canal Shoppes in The Venetian) with shared seating. It was worth the visit for a quick bite. We ordered the chicken adobo and wagyu lumpia. The adobo was enjoyable; the chicken was moist and it had really good flavor on the surface. It did not seem to have been marinated long, which makes sense given the convenience and location. The lumpia seemed freshly fried and was very flavorful given the simplicity.
Of course, I must have my premium halo halo every time I visit! For some strange reason the halo halo looks better. I did notice that a couple of the fixing items are not included this time.
I was so excited to find there was Filipino food offered here. I needed something to give me life and sadly I was let down. I ordered chicken adobo and traditional halo halo. My chicken was dry and no adobo juice at all it was like it was just sitting under the light and microwaved. I let that go and thought my halo halo will save me. From the side and looks it was supposed to. After the first bite I noticed a sour taste, I couldn't pinpoint what it was. I couldn't even do it. I figured maybe the taho but then when I had some red bean it was there too. The taste was getting worse and worse not matter how much I tried to ignore and say it was something else. I ended up trashing this $30 They get a star for service and a star of halo halo, it was full of toppings and nice and big but If the toppings weren't spoiled it would have gotten 4 just for halo halo
Ok, it's a little unassuming spot in the Venetian food court. Stopped by to grab the chicken lumpia not once but twice. It was so good I had to get another order the very next day. I didn't try anything else because when in Vegas we have our meals planned and reservations made, BUT if it wasn't for that, I would have tried more. Cure spot, pretty extensive menu for its size, great service and reasonably priced. I couldn't ask for anything more beside more time in Vegas to try some of the other dishes.
A Filipino cafe at The Venetian?? Sweeeet!! This Vegas heat hasn't let up, mang! After watching a comedy show at the Venetian Theater, we walked around the resort to look for a non-alcoholic treat!! Haha! I thought I was deliriously dehydrated, because I couldn't really see clearly. But, as I got closer I could see large images of Halo Halo and Lechon Belly. Halaaaa!! I'm excited about this!! One Halo-halo, please!! Halo halo means "mix mix" so you have to slush it all up, even with the ice cream so the mixture turns purple! This Halo halo was made with snow ice, a variety of sweet jellies, beans, flan, coconut, jackfruit, sweet plantain, and topped off with Ube flavored ice cream. We sat in the food court dining room and thoroughly enjoyed this cold, sweet treat. It was the perfect summer dessert in Las Vegas!! Service was your average hello, how are you kinda deal. The cafe itself is small, so it was just one person who took our order at the counter and handled the register. I'm just happy that a Filipino business is here on the strip!
Was a Filipino spot in the food court of venetian hotel. No lines and workers were friendly and attentive as we asked a few questions about the dishes. We ordered the lumpia, one empenada, pork adobe , sising and tocino breakfast. They all came with rice. The flavor was there but felt like the portions were pretty small especially the sising and the price was kinda high. That's basically the only bad thing about it was the portions. The lumpia was pretty small as well. Also, did take a little long to get our food.
Open late which was ideal for me. They are less than a five minute walk from the suite elevators which is very convenient. Their food is served quickly and with a smile. They have a clean dining area which is shared with other establishments. I enjoyed their halo-halo which was 5 out of 5 for sure. Their sisig was not what I was expecting... It was made fresh with an egg. Though it was filling since I was hungry, it was a bit salty. Would I stop by here again? Absolutely, but probably only for their halo-halo.
We were sadly too full to get their lunch/breakfast items but we were able to get their regular Halo Halo to try. Halo halo: 7/10 it was massive and pretty fair for the price $12. We shared it between two people and still couldn't finish it. It's very refreshing and helps with the Vegas heat! The service is good and fast. The ambiance is casual since it's in a food court.
After having a meal at Johnny Rockets, we were craving something sweet and spotted halo-halo on the menu nearby. The ube ice cream immediately caught my attention, so we decided to try the supreme version to share among the three of us. Wow--the portion was huge! Definitely a good idea to share. None of us had tried halo-halo before, and we were really glad we gave it a shot. It's a traditional Filipino dessert, and while we didn't recognize all the ingredients (there were lots of interesting beans and jellies), it somehow all worked together perfectly--especially with the ube ice cream on top. It was colorful, fun to eat, and surprisingly refreshing. If you find yourself at The Venetian and craving dessert, I'd definitely recommend giving this a try. You might be pleasantly surprised too!
Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Good quick eats if you're looking for something convenient and quick besides Panda Express and off the strip. It's located in the food court of the grand canal shops/ the Venetian hotel. The food was good but nothing impressive, tocino was solid but too much rice and not enough meat. The crispy pork was a little too salty for my taste and was more fat than meat which made it a tough eat for me. Overall would consider it authentic Filipino food to some extent but nothing standout for me.
While at the Venetian hotel we found ourselves in the food court and we were in the mood for some dessert. Look no further than Halo Halo Filipino kitchen. We ordered a traditional Halo Halo which comes with a medley of candied coconut, jackfruit, coconut jelly, flan on a bed of snow ice and topped with tropical ice cream 4/5. Pleasant service and they give 10% military/veteran discount.
1 month ago
OMGelicious! I've never had Halo Halo before! This is so refreshing in Vegas heat! Great service by Rose! read more
Mehhhhh ! Ok, I was excited and quivered in my flip flops when I saw Lumpia & Empanadas on menu but I became deflated as I ate them. Sad your Phillipino delight was just lame nugget sized pieces of LUMPIA.. Oh lord if that wasn't bad wait till you gag on the chicken empanada they hand you. I almost projectile vomited all over the HIGH ROLLER slot machines....Jesus H Christ did you not taste one of these prior to serving? Well I guess not so listen to FRANK AND DON'T eat here.... read more
2 months ago
Food use to be good here now it's not anymore, the rice is not properly cook. The chicken inasal don't have taste. We went 2 times on our trip to vegas. Not only they forgot the vinegar that give taste to the chicken, the way they cooke it is so dry. The cebuchon too is not good.i think they change the cook. Not worth my money. read more
Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes food court in the Venetian. Halo Halo is a small vendor spot but I was happy I saw them when I was walking around to find something to eat during a recent Vegas trip. There's plenty of seating since the food court has a number or booths and tables. After a quick browse of the menu, I saw Longanisa under the breakfast all day and I already knew I wanted it. The pricing was very affordable. My order was ready within 10 minutes. It was presented in a to go container. The Longanisa dish is basically a breakfast bowl with eggs and rice and a vinegar sauce. Anything that involves Longanisa is automatically something I gravitate towards. The dish reminds me of breakfast at home. I liked the mix of sweet and savory on their Longanisa and the eggs were tasty. It was a dish I needed to keep me fed and energized for a night out in Vegas. Lol. Solid Filipino food for those craving some in the Venetian's Grand Canal Shoppes. ( ^_^)b read more
8 months ago
It is in a food court (Grand Canal Shoppes in The Venetian) with shared seating. It was worth the visit for a quick bite. We ordered the chicken adobo and wagyu lumpia. The adobo was enjoyable; the chicken was moist and it had really good flavor on the surface. It did not seem to have been marinated long, which makes sense given the convenience and location. The lumpia seemed freshly fried and was very flavorful given the simplicity. read more
8 months ago
I was so excited to find there was Filipino food offered here. I needed something to give me life and sadly I was let down. I ordered chicken adobo and traditional halo halo. My chicken was dry and no adobo juice at all it was like it was just sitting under the light and microwaved. I let that go and thought my halo halo will save me. From the side and looks it was supposed to. After the first bite I noticed a sour taste, I couldn't pinpoint what it was. I couldn't even do it. I figured maybe the taho but then when I had some red bean it was there too. The taste was getting worse and worse not matter how much I tried to ignore and say it was something else. I ended up trashing this $30 They get a star for service and a star of halo halo, it was full of toppings and nice and big but If the toppings weren't spoiled it would have gotten 4 just for halo halo read more
9 months ago
Ok, it's a little unassuming spot in the Venetian food court. Stopped by to grab the chicken lumpia not once but twice. It was so good I had to get another order the very next day. I didn't try anything else because when in Vegas we have our meals planned and reservations made, BUT if it wasn't for that, I would have tried more. Cure spot, pretty extensive menu for its size, great service and reasonably priced. I couldn't ask for anything more beside more time in Vegas to try some of the other dishes. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
A Filipino cafe at The Venetian?? Sweeeet!! This Vegas heat hasn't let up, mang! After watching a comedy show at the Venetian Theater, we walked around the resort to look for a non-alcoholic treat!! Haha! I thought I was deliriously dehydrated, because I couldn't really see clearly. But, as I got closer I could see large images of Halo Halo and Lechon Belly. Halaaaa!! I'm excited about this!! One Halo-halo, please!! Halo halo means "mix mix" so you have to slush it all up, even with the ice cream so the mixture turns purple! This Halo halo was made with snow ice, a variety of sweet jellies, beans, flan, coconut, jackfruit, sweet plantain, and topped off with Ube flavored ice cream. We sat in the food court dining room and thoroughly enjoyed this cold, sweet treat. It was the perfect summer dessert in Las Vegas!! Service was your average hello, how are you kinda deal. The cafe itself is small, so it was just one person who took our order at the counter and handled the register. I'm just happy that a Filipino business is here on the strip! read more
Was a Filipino spot in the food court of venetian hotel. No lines and workers were friendly and attentive as we asked a few questions about the dishes. We ordered the lumpia, one empenada, pork adobe , sising and tocino breakfast. They all came with rice. The flavor was there but felt like the portions were pretty small especially the sising and the price was kinda high. That's basically the only bad thing about it was the portions. The lumpia was pretty small as well. Also, did take a little long to get our food. read more
Open late which was ideal for me. They are less than a five minute walk from the suite elevators which is very convenient. Their food is served quickly and with a smile. They have a clean dining area which is shared with other establishments. I enjoyed their halo-halo which was 5 out of 5 for sure. Their sisig was not what I was expecting... It was made fresh with an egg. Though it was filling since I was hungry, it was a bit salty. Would I stop by here again? Absolutely, but probably only for their halo-halo. read more
2 months ago
We were sadly too full to get their lunch/breakfast items but we were able to get their regular Halo Halo to try. Halo halo: 7/10 it was massive and pretty fair for the price $12. We shared it between two people and still couldn't finish it. It's very refreshing and helps with the Vegas heat! The service is good and fast. The ambiance is casual since it's in a food court. read more
After having a meal at Johnny Rockets, we were craving something sweet and spotted halo-halo on the menu nearby. The ube ice cream immediately caught my attention, so we decided to try the supreme version to share among the three of us. Wow--the portion was huge! Definitely a good idea to share. None of us had tried halo-halo before, and we were really glad we gave it a shot. It's a traditional Filipino dessert, and while we didn't recognize all the ingredients (there were lots of interesting beans and jellies), it somehow all worked together perfectly--especially with the ube ice cream on top. It was colorful, fun to eat, and surprisingly refreshing. If you find yourself at The Venetian and craving dessert, I'd definitely recommend giving this a try. You might be pleasantly surprised too! read more
1 year ago
Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Good quick eats if you're looking for something convenient and quick besides Panda Express and off the strip. It's located in the food court of the grand canal shops/ the Venetian hotel. The food was good but nothing impressive, tocino was solid but too much rice and not enough meat. The crispy pork was a little too salty for my taste and was more fat than meat which made it a tough eat for me. Overall would consider it authentic Filipino food to some extent but nothing standout for me. read more
While at the Venetian hotel we found ourselves in the food court and we were in the mood for some dessert. Look no further than Halo Halo Filipino kitchen. We ordered a traditional Halo Halo which comes with a medley of candied coconut, jackfruit, coconut jelly, flan on a bed of snow ice and topped with tropical ice cream 4/5. Pleasant service and they give 10% military/veteran discount. read more
1 year ago
Craving Filipino food in the middle of Vegas? This may be the spot for your quick fix. Fast and easy walk up service, they have a decent menu. Recommend: of course the halo halo? Shaved ice goodness with condense milk and yummy surprises. read more
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Geraldine L.
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8 months ago
The service was fast and the food was decent for a fast food Filipino option. It's located in the food court at the Venetian. I ordered the chicken adobo and been lumpia. The chicken was a pretty big portion and it was good, but it did not taste like it was cooked in the sabaw (sauce). The lumpia was delicious. I would definitely go back again when I'm in the area. read more
This cute little kitchen is located at the canal shops food court. Signage is super bright. Staff is so friendly. Food is made to order. We ordered a couple of snacks since we just had breakfast. The chicken egg rolls were crunchy and tasty. The veggie spring rolls were also fresh fried and the order included plenty to share. read more
I really wanted to like this place. It was so complicated to find in the maze of the canal shops. It's in a food court so it's super noisy and you end up sharing a community table. The food just didn't hit. The lumpia were not great and that's my favorite item when I go to Filipino spots. I then tried the chicken adobo. You can't screw that up right??? Wrong. Super dry rice and the chicken barely had an adobo flavor. There are so many great options in Vegas it's a bummer when you miss. read more
2 months ago
9 months ago
Keep that HOT MAN with the accent that you have working at the front register of that store. He is extremely great marketing and business for you, trust me. I bought things I didn't even need. He even genuinely thanked me after for tipping them. And he made me feel welcome to come back. He's a keeper lol. How many years and years have I been to the Venetian and that's the first time I noticed your store lol read more
1 year ago
Super happy to find Halo Halo and lumpia on the Strip. We were visiting the Venetian and ran into their food court, which very casual. We ordered the pork Shanghai lumpia which was tasty comfort food and the traditional halo halo to help cool us off from Vegas heat. Service was quick and friendly. read more
5 months ago
Great dessert spot at the Grand Canal Shoppes Venetian. Service was excellent and they were very friendly. Ambiance is perfect right inside the Venetian, along with other restaurants. Ordered the famous Traditional Halo-Halo and it was awesome! It wasn't too sweet and actually spot on. Just the way I like it. One can be shared by 2 people. Would visit again every time go to Vegas. Highly recommend! read more
The smallest place here in the food court serving the most generous & delicious main courses & desserts! We were quite surprised of the portion of chicken inasal (whole side of thigh & leg) and tropical halo-halo we received. My wife rarely finishes an entire meal/order but this time, she did!=ox The tropical halo-halo is special! The top layer consisted of coconut & jackfruit slivers with Ube ice cream, leche flan, and dark & red cherries. The bottom layer has yellow & green mangoes, bananas, strawberries, pineapple, blueberries, raisins, lychee jelly... etc! Did I forget any?=ox And of course, shaved ice & milk! Since it's Filipino, the service is respectful, cordial, friendly, and... beautiful! What could we say about the ambience? It's a tiny booth serving food with a colorful and happy sign!=o) read more
3 months ago
Please note this is a food court /order at the counter style business. Halo halo was the best part. I got the Halo Halo, Pork Adobo and Tocino. It was definitely worth the walk from the Flamingo Hotel to the Venetian food court for this hidden gem. The Pork Adobo was ok. I loved the Tocino but wished the sunny side up egg was not like a perfect round egg and wished it was seasoned more. read more
2 years ago
Friendly employee at the register and unsure if she was the owner. Ordered chicken adobo and halo halo. Took a few bites of the chicken adobo and tossed the whole thing away. Mostly because I was still super full from lunch. I only bought it to try it and it was just ok and dry. I felt so bad for wasting food. Halo halo was delicious of course. Would I come back? Only for the halo halo. read more
We had time before our late show at the Sphere so we decided to get a snack at the Venetian food court. We walked around and checked out the offerings and went with Halo Halo and they had the smallest shop in the food court. The menu consisted of Filipino savory items small bites and three types of halo halo. Getting a halo halo would be a perfect dessert/drink. We ordered a fruity halo halo, which had snow ice and a medley of tropical fruit topped with purple yam, candies plantains and a scoop of ube ice cream. Gradually mixed and stirred before eating this tasty dessert. If you want a halo halo, check out Halo Halo in the Venetian food court. read more
8 months ago
I waited 20 minutes for my order, which is fine if it's coming out hot & fresh. I got my order to-go and took it up to my room and when I opened the container the lechon belly was burnt. You can tell that it's just been re-heated and they forgot about it. The worst part is that they saw this and still decided to serve it. It was so burnt that even the parts of meat that weren't burnt tasted burnt. I definitely do not recommend this dish to anyway. A waste of $24. This happened on Jan16th at 6pm. read more
I only found Halo Halo because of Yelp, so I am here to amplify to others here as well. This small shop is a bit hidden away in the Venetian, but it is worth looking for. We had great service, and fair pricing for a casino/Vegas. If you haven't had Ube before, try it! It is a fruity flavor with a base of vanilla. It is hard to find in Orlando, so when I saw it posted online I came here to get some. $10 for a LARGE container of it, we had to share. And the pork and garlic rice was a fantastic savory meal to accompany it. read more
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Geraldine L.
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9 months ago
2 years ago
This restaurant is located in the food court of the Venetian. It's quite a small restaurant counter, but the staff was friendly and helpful and the food was very tasty. I had the pork adobo and the pork lumpia, and enjoyed both. read more
3 years ago
Came for some dinner on a Friday. The Venetian has a pretty good selection of food in their food court and Halo Halo caught my eye! We ordered some chicken lumpia, small size of the lechon belly, and a traditional halo halo. Total came out to $42. They let us know there was a 15 minute wait for the lechon but we were fine with it. For a strip restaurant and for $42, I think we got a decent amount of food. I'm not sure if they always include two containers of rice for the small lechon or if they just did it because they saw it was for my bf and I, but I very much appreciated it. Everything tasted great and I'd definitely come back if staying at the Venetian again. read more
3 years ago
At about 10:30pm on a Saturday night after having some drinks and not so much luck gambling in the casino, I wanted something fast that I could bring up to the room with me. I walked the food court and wasn't feeling the choices. Then I saw tiny Halo Halo and checked out their menu. It was perfect, I was craving sisig and since it is a dish places can't mess up, I ordered and was on my way back to my room within 15 mins. It's a "cleaned up" version of sisig, in my opinion. However, that is expected given the location, I get it. It still tasted like sisig over rice and it hit the spot. For the price, it was on the small side, but again, maybe that is to be expected being in the Venetian food court. I was about to walk away until I realized, "No sauce? Where's the vinegar?" I had to return to ask because I love my sisig tangy. read more
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Geraldine L.
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1 year ago
Located in the food court of Venetian hotel. Order at counter and pager is given. We ordered 3 dishes but only the lumpia's were good. There was too much lemon flavor in all the dishes, not something we are use to and the pork empanada was dry unfortunately. Also we walked around and got drinks at Tra Viet but food was still not done when we came back. read more
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Geraldine L.
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3377 S Las Vegas Blvd
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Las Vegas, NV 89109
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