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We went for a Monday afternoon lunch. Ordered the Pancit Miki Bihon (a combination of two different types of stir-fried noodles: thick egg noodles (miki) and thin rice noodles (bihon), and the Chop Suey. Both came with very generous portions of chicken and assorted vegetables (portobello mushroom, broccoli, carrots, etc.) The flavor was not leaning umami but that is a good thing for me as I am allergic to MSG. It seems like there is a trend to order via a kiosk, and this place is no exception. Maybe I'm old-school but I like to interact with people, to ask about the menu, recommendations, etc. Regardless, the service was fast as the food came in a timely manner. The spot is not fine dining. They provide disposal plates and pre-packaged utensils. Condiments are also available at the kiosk area. There is plenty of parking. The restaurant is at the westmost unit of the building. For quick, traditional Filipino food, this is the place to go.
I went here about 7 months ago and I haven't been back since. It's also not too far away from me so you'd think I'd come more often. But I guess it's because I could get Halo-halo much much closer to where I'm from. All I ordered was halo-halo but I saw that they have food too. The halo halo was just alright. It was their take but I prefer the tradional.
Haven't tried halo halo like this before, and it was amazing! This is like soft serve style with a bunch of the usual halo halo toppings! Tried the Mango Graham as well and both were very good! Support this small shop, you won't regret it! Other deserts they had were very good as well, will be coming back!
First time here and everything looks delicious. Gonna have to come back and try out more of their desserts... We had ice scramble in the Philippines and we got excited when we saw it on their menu! Let me just tell you... The ice scramble is pretty darn close to the ones in the Philippines. Both the mango graham and the ice scramble were delicious. If had to choose, the mango graham was just plain awesome. Totally coming back for those and to try out more flavors. The fries were ok. Pretty good but hit or miss with the crunchy outside. The powder was yummy. Didn't take a new pic of their main menu coz it's the same as the one from last month. The place is cute with native looking lamp decor and lots of fans for such a tiny place (which is awesome coz it keeps the place nice and cool). The chairs are plush and so comfy to sit on. Service was friendly and fast. Have to come back here again. Curious about their savory food. Oh something to note, they charge 3% for using credit card.
Our first visit was a fun and surprising one! It was fun because when is dessert NOT fun?? We got their signature halo halo and mango sago... dessert... drink (idk, it was served in the typical boba cup but we could've eaten it as opposed to drink it). Tip for the halo halo: grab a plastic water cup from the counter and scoop the ube soft serve into it. It's a lot easier to eat that way. Oh, and a small size is more than enough for two people to share! It was surprising because we got to meet Julie, whom I assume is the matriarch of what I assume is the family run business. It was even more surprising to learn her family and mine were practically neighbors growing up in the 626, with her children going to the same high school as me, a few years before I did. So after moving to the OC and more than missing "home", it was nice finding a place with people who shared the same roots as mine. Yea, yea, the SGV isn't THAT far away, but it's far enough away. Anyways, Julie and staff welcomed us in and answered our questions. They even went a step further when at first they were out of the mango blend for the mango sago, but Julie insisted they can and would make a new batch for us. This is now officially our home for desserts. I'm a sucker for good halo halo. Thanks again for welcoming us in and we'll see you soon! Yelp Adventures 2026 - 3 of ??
Such a cute interior with plenty of tables and comfy aesthetic seats. The halo halo was so good! Clean restroom and fast service.
Our second visit here to bring my cousin for her to try the delicious halo halo. This time No soft serve ice cream. Regular vanilla with caramel sauce. Hoping next yime they have Ube Ice Cream.
Mother's Day lunch at Halo Haus Buena Park with almost a 2-hour wait for the food. I was excited to check this spot out and going here for lunch with my mom for Mother's Day marked the perfect occasion. I drove all the way from the South Bay to go visit. We arrived around 11:15 a.m., 15 minutes after opening, and there were only 3 other orders ahead of us. All ordering is done through their kiosk. I noticed a sign that said all credit card transactions have a 3% fee. There was also another sign that they accept cash but only $20 bills. I asked to pay in cash to avoid the 3% fee but the employee there said they had just opened and so the register wasn't ready yet. Luckily, I had my debit card via Apple Pay and ended up using that instead. We chose to order the Miki Bihon ($17.95), Crispy Pata ($17.95) , Chop Suey with Chicken ($16.95) and a small scoop of rice ($1.75). I had originally planned to get the Wonton Soup but that was no longer on the menu. Similarly, many other dishes, including all their beef dishes were also unavailable. Our order was placed at 11:24 a.m., and was surprised that we didn't receive our food till about 12:15pm. I noticed there were other tables getting a bit impatient while waiting for their orders as well, but since it was Mother's Day, I figured that that items like Crispy Pata would naturally take longer. At first, I wasn't too frustrated with the 45 minute wait. When our orders came out, I was pleasantly surprised with the large portions of the Miki Bihon and Chop Suey. Tastewise, the Miki Bihon was flavorful, comforting and satisfying. The combination of soft egg noodles and thin rice noodles gave the dish a nice texture. The Chop Suey had a good mix of vegetables, but overall it lacked flavor and tasted a bit bland. It had a decent texture but the seasoning just wasn't there. The Crispy Pata was one of the dishes we came for and were looking forward to having this Mother's Day. It had a nice crisp on the outside, but unfortunately it seemed overcooked, and some parts were tough. Since we experience a bit of a wait for the savory items, my mom advised me to place our dessert order early. I ordered a small Supreme Halo Halo ($6.95). I had originally been eyeing the Mango Graham Halo Halo but similar to how many of the savory dishes were unavailable, this item was also not available. They also only had vanilla ice cream and no ube, unlike what is shown in their menu photos. My order went in at 12:29 p.m., and considering it was just a small halo halo, I did not expect a long wait. I was a bit shocked when it was 1:15 p.m. and my halo halo had not come out yet. I went up to the employee at the counter to inquire about it. She asked for my order number and name, then handed me a receipt. After that, I watched her go into the kitchen and only then started making the halo halo. When she finished and handed me the order, I asked why it took so long, and she mentioned something about how the receipt possibly not coming out of the system. I found this strange and honestly a bit frustrating. If I had not followed up, we likely would have continued to wait for a halo halo that would never have been made due to "receipt not coming through." She even asked if I had taken the receipt, which did not make sense. After the initial 45 minute wait for the savory dishes, another 45 minute wait for dessert felt a bit excessive. Overall, it was a good lunch, but that wait tested us. It was worth it for time with my mom though. I would best describe the visit here as "the good, the bad and the ugly." The good is the portion sizes and the pricing. The bad is that many menu items are not available. The ugly is the wait time. Waiting nearly 2 hours for all the food (45 minutes for the savory dishes and another 45 minutes for the halo halo) is simply too long. The biggest improvement would be their service and wait times.
Ordered original halo halo and the Pampanga halo halo. When we asked what it is since there's no description, the worker said " it's a dessert" lol so we ordered without knowing what it was and google said it's a simplified version of the halo halo were used to. Both were yummy! I was excited for the ube ice cream on top but their machine was broken so that was a bummer. Good overall tho and decent value for the price. Hubby liked their food as well, meat and rice plate. Owner Julie was great!!
Craving pancit and decided to give this place a try. I ordered the walnut shrimp, pancit, pineapple fried rice and eggplant tofu. I was pleasantly surprised about the portion sizes, it's kind of family style. The flavor was everything we tried was fresh and fantastic! Walnut shrimp was tender and not over cooked, eggplant was perfectly cooked, fried rice was flavorful and not too oily and pancit was delicious!! Service was good, ordered at the screen and sat down to wait for my food. Food took a little bit to come out, maybe 15-20 minutes but was totally worth the wait. Will be back to try more food, drinks and halo-halo!
Stopped by Halo Haus for some dessert. this place is cute and casual! They have a little bit of everything on the menu--from food and boba to matcha and desserts. We tried their Halo Halo, which was really good and came in a huge serving. The Strawberry Matcha tasted more like strawberry milk than matcha, but it was still enjoyable. And the donut is also good, my toddler loved it! Overall, a nice spot to grab a casual snack and desserts.
Tried the mango graham and maiz con yelo and it was so yummy! It smelled so good in there I am excited to come back and try more food and dessert :)
My husband and I tried their house fried rice and lumpia - both were sooo good! We asked the waitress what was a recommended dish and she said their mikibihon was popular. Forgot to take a picture of it but we ordered it with chicken (instead of pork) and it was also amazing! Thanks for the great rec! Great portions and everything came out fresh. We'll be back to try the desserts as we were too full by the end of our meal haha!
4 months ago
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Halo H.
Hi Jessica.... Love hearing the Mango Grahams hit the spot and that…
Tried this place for dinner. Casual ambiance, tables were clean. The staff was friendly but things were slow and some dishes took longer to come out than others. They also closed early without notice which threw us off. We got bicol express, sweet and sour pork, pineapple fried rice, longanisa, and lumpia. Bicol Express- Meat was tender. Sauce had a good creaminess to it and just the right amount of heat. Sweet and Sour Pork- The breading on the pork stayed crisp which was lovely. The sauce had a good balance of sweat and tangy. Pineapple Fried Rice- Flavorful rice and the contrast of the pineapple pieces was bright and refreshing. They gave us a generous portion. Longanisa- This was served silog style with garlic rice and fried egg. Longanisa was sweet and meaty and paired well with rhe rice and egg. A breakfast classic you can eat any time of the day. Lumpia- This is always a favorite. Fried to perfection so you get a crisp exterior and a juicy interior. Paired well with sweet chili dipping sauce. Good experience but service could be improved. read more
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Thank you Raven for the nice words we will definitely try to improve…
4 months ago
We went for a Monday afternoon lunch. Ordered the Pancit Miki Bihon (a combination of two different types of stir-fried noodles: thick egg noodles (miki) and thin rice noodles (bihon), and the Chop Suey. Both came with very generous portions of chicken and assorted vegetables (portobello mushroom, broccoli, carrots, etc.) The flavor was not leaning umami but that is a good thing for me as I am allergic to MSG. It seems like there is a trend to order via a kiosk, and this place is no exception. Maybe I'm old-school but I like to interact with people, to ask about the menu, recommendations, etc. Regardless, the service was fast as the food came in a timely manner. The spot is not fine dining. They provide disposal plates and pre-packaged utensils. Condiments are also available at the kiosk area. There is plenty of parking. The restaurant is at the westmost unit of the building. For quick, traditional Filipino food, this is the place to go. read more
I went here about 7 months ago and I haven't been back since. It's also not too far away from me so you'd think I'd come more often. But I guess it's because I could get Halo-halo much much closer to where I'm from. All I ordered was halo-halo but I saw that they have food too. The halo halo was just alright. It was their take but I prefer the tradional. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Mikey ... we are open to suggestions anytime and normally…
Haven't tried halo halo like this before, and it was amazing! This is like soft serve style with a bunch of the usual halo halo toppings! Tried the Mango Graham as well and both were very good! Support this small shop, you won't regret it! Other deserts they had were very good as well, will be coming back! read more
6 months ago
First time here and everything looks delicious. Gonna have to come back and try out more of their desserts... We had ice scramble in the Philippines and we got excited when we saw it on their menu! Let me just tell you... The ice scramble is pretty darn close to the ones in the Philippines. Both the mango graham and the ice scramble were delicious. If had to choose, the mango graham was just plain awesome. Totally coming back for those and to try out more flavors. The fries were ok. Pretty good but hit or miss with the crunchy outside. The powder was yummy. Didn't take a new pic of their main menu coz it's the same as the one from last month. The place is cute with native looking lamp decor and lots of fans for such a tiny place (which is awesome coz it keeps the place nice and cool). The chairs are plush and so comfy to sit on. Service was friendly and fast. Have to come back here again. Curious about their savory food. Oh something to note, they charge 3% for using credit card. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Angelica .. appreciate your support and looking forward to…
Our first visit was a fun and surprising one! It was fun because when is dessert NOT fun?? We got their signature halo halo and mango sago... dessert... drink (idk, it was served in the typical boba cup but we could've eaten it as opposed to drink it). Tip for the halo halo: grab a plastic water cup from the counter and scoop the ube soft serve into it. It's a lot easier to eat that way. Oh, and a small size is more than enough for two people to share! It was surprising because we got to meet Julie, whom I assume is the matriarch of what I assume is the family run business. It was even more surprising to learn her family and mine were practically neighbors growing up in the 626, with her children going to the same high school as me, a few years before I did. So after moving to the OC and more than missing "home", it was nice finding a place with people who shared the same roots as mine. Yea, yea, the SGV isn't THAT far away, but it's far enough away. Anyways, Julie and staff welcomed us in and answered our questions. They even went a step further when at first they were out of the mango blend for the mango sago, but Julie insisted they can and would make a new batch for us. This is now officially our home for desserts. I'm a sucker for good halo halo. Thanks again for welcoming us in and we'll see you soon! Yelp Adventures 2026 - 3 of ?? read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah ... looking forward to see you back for more…
Such a cute interior with plenty of tables and comfy aesthetic seats. The halo halo was so good! Clean restroom and fast service. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Kat .... appreciate the kind words. Hope to see you back…
Our second visit here to bring my cousin for her to try the delicious halo halo. This time No soft serve ice cream. Regular vanilla with caramel sauce. Hoping next yime they have Ube Ice Cream. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Rangie ... Appreciate your review and hope to see you back.
Mother's Day lunch at Halo Haus Buena Park with almost a 2-hour wait for the food. I was excited to check this spot out and going here for lunch with my mom for Mother's Day marked the perfect occasion. I drove all the way from the South Bay to go visit. We arrived around 11:15 a.m., 15 minutes after opening, and there were only 3 other orders ahead of us. All ordering is done through their kiosk. I noticed a sign that said all credit card transactions have a 3% fee. There was also another sign that they accept cash but only $20 bills. I asked to pay in cash to avoid the 3% fee but the employee there said they had just opened and so the register wasn't ready yet. Luckily, I had my debit card via Apple Pay and ended up using that instead. We chose to order the Miki Bihon ($17.95), Crispy Pata ($17.95) , Chop Suey with Chicken ($16.95) and a small scoop of rice ($1.75). I had originally planned to get the Wonton Soup but that was no longer on the menu. Similarly, many other dishes, including all their beef dishes were also unavailable. Our order was placed at 11:24 a.m., and was surprised that we didn't receive our food till about 12:15pm. I noticed there were other tables getting a bit impatient while waiting for their orders as well, but since it was Mother's Day, I figured that that items like Crispy Pata would naturally take longer. At first, I wasn't too frustrated with the 45 minute wait. When our orders came out, I was pleasantly surprised with the large portions of the Miki Bihon and Chop Suey. Tastewise, the Miki Bihon was flavorful, comforting and satisfying. The combination of soft egg noodles and thin rice noodles gave the dish a nice texture. The Chop Suey had a good mix of vegetables, but overall it lacked flavor and tasted a bit bland. It had a decent texture but the seasoning just wasn't there. The Crispy Pata was one of the dishes we came for and were looking forward to having this Mother's Day. It had a nice crisp on the outside, but unfortunately it seemed overcooked, and some parts were tough. Since we experience a bit of a wait for the savory items, my mom advised me to place our dessert order early. I ordered a small Supreme Halo Halo ($6.95). I had originally been eyeing the Mango Graham Halo Halo but similar to how many of the savory dishes were unavailable, this item was also not available. They also only had vanilla ice cream and no ube, unlike what is shown in their menu photos. My order went in at 12:29 p.m., and considering it was just a small halo halo, I did not expect a long wait. I was a bit shocked when it was 1:15 p.m. and my halo halo had not come out yet. I went up to the employee at the counter to inquire about it. She asked for my order number and name, then handed me a receipt. After that, I watched her go into the kitchen and only then started making the halo halo. When she finished and handed me the order, I asked why it took so long, and she mentioned something about how the receipt possibly not coming out of the system. I found this strange and honestly a bit frustrating. If I had not followed up, we likely would have continued to wait for a halo halo that would never have been made due to "receipt not coming through." She even asked if I had taken the receipt, which did not make sense. After the initial 45 minute wait for the savory dishes, another 45 minute wait for dessert felt a bit excessive. Overall, it was a good lunch, but that wait tested us. It was worth it for time with my mom though. I would best describe the visit here as "the good, the bad and the ugly." The good is the portion sizes and the pricing. The bad is that many menu items are not available. The ugly is the wait time. Waiting nearly 2 hours for all the food (45 minutes for the savory dishes and another 45 minutes for the halo halo) is simply too long. The biggest improvement would be their service and wait times. read more
Ordered original halo halo and the Pampanga halo halo. When we asked what it is since there's no description, the worker said " it's a dessert" lol so we ordered without knowing what it was and google said it's a simplified version of the halo halo were used to. Both were yummy! I was excited for the ube ice cream on top but their machine was broken so that was a bummer. Good overall tho and decent value for the price. Hubby liked their food as well, meat and rice plate. Owner Julie was great!! read more
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Halo H.
Hi Ari... thank you so much for dropping by.to enjoy our food.. our…
Craving pancit and decided to give this place a try. I ordered the walnut shrimp, pancit, pineapple fried rice and eggplant tofu. I was pleasantly surprised about the portion sizes, it's kind of family style. The flavor was everything we tried was fresh and fantastic! Walnut shrimp was tender and not over cooked, eggplant was perfectly cooked, fried rice was flavorful and not too oily and pancit was delicious!! Service was good, ordered at the screen and sat down to wait for my food. Food took a little bit to come out, maybe 15-20 minutes but was totally worth the wait. Will be back to try more food, drinks and halo-halo! read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Pearlie for dropping by and being patience for the wait.…
1 month ago
Stopped by Halo Haus for some dessert. this place is cute and casual! They have a little bit of everything on the menu--from food and boba to matcha and desserts. We tried their Halo Halo, which was really good and came in a huge serving. The Strawberry Matcha tasted more like strawberry milk than matcha, but it was still enjoyable. And the donut is also good, my toddler loved it! Overall, a nice spot to grab a casual snack and desserts. read more
5 months ago
Tried the mango graham and maiz con yelo and it was so yummy! It smelled so good in there I am excited to come back and try more food and dessert :) read more
15 days ago
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Halo H.
Hi Clarence...I am sorry for what the staff did ... and I do agree…
24 days ago
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Halo H.
Thank oyu Kate ... looking forward to see you back.
5 months ago
My husband and I tried their house fried rice and lumpia - both were sooo good! We asked the waitress what was a recommended dish and she said their mikibihon was popular. Forgot to take a picture of it but we ordered it with chicken (instead of pork) and it was also amazing! Thanks for the great rec! Great portions and everything came out fresh. We'll be back to try the desserts as we were too full by the end of our meal haha! read more
Went to Halo Haus to try their desserts as the weather's getting warmer. Ordered the mango graham. It was delicious and refreshing, with just the right amount of sweetness. The mango, graham, and ice cream go really well together. The flavored fries were also great. The place is clean and spacious, the staff is welcoming, and there's plenty of parking. I'd come back again! read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Diane .. .looking forward to meet you.
2 months ago
The halo halo was good, the pandan matcha latte tasted more like pandan than matcha but it was still pretty good. The restaurant itself was cute but the ai posters with fake food kinda threw me for a loop... i mean you can see for urself our drink doesn't look like the poster it's just weird... also it's so slow! We walked into a full house and no one had food yet! We only ordered dessert but by the time we finished it there were a couple parties who came before us that still had no food!!! read more
I went to the grand opening and it was very busy but the service was great. The owners were so kind to share Chinese donut samples and milk tea. We shared a table with sweet kababayan. The atmosphere was very welcoming and happy. Our order: tokwa't baboy, tocilog, salt and pepper fish and halo halo. Each dish was delicious. The vinegar in the tokwa't baboy perfectly balanced the juicy pork and yummy tofu. Easily a favorite. The salt and pepper fish had a little spice and good portions of fish. The tocilog came with two eggs - salamat! The halo halo balance was better than I make at home, and the small size was a generous portion. Thank you Halo Haus! We will definitely be back for more! read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Maya for dropping by to support your kababayan .. so glad…
Perfect spot for your filipino fix we stopped before our roadtrip to the bay and we wanted a place with a sweet treat and really good and they delivered! Full huge portions of your favorite filipino AND chinese foods and filipino desserts. we will 100% be back and it was a crowd pleaser for our family. They were very accommodating and it was nice and clean inside. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Rianna ... happy that we're able to serve you. Hope to see…
7 months ago
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Halo H.
Thank you Jennifer for the positive review ... please also try our…
8 days ago
6 months ago
"Stopped by for lunch " Overall great clean customer service !! The rice and eggs were fantastic. The protein was a bit dry but still very tasty ! I ordered the milk tea at 25% sweetness . Unfortunately it was a bit sweet for me and ,too warm. I believe if they serve the drink with extra ice in the cup when making the drink It would help a lot keep the drink nice and ,cold while it dissolves the sweetness when serving . I would definitely recommend this place to family and friends ! "Great food !" read more
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Halo H.
Thank you Jose ... for the ice level you can also request to have…
6 months ago
I came all the way from Mission Viejo to support a Filipino business during their grand opening. Positives: The people were really nice and apologized a lot for the long wait. It was nice to see that they were busy. The food tasted good and I enjoyed it. Negatives: Surcharge for credit card use at a no cash establishment. I spent nearly $200 and couldn't wait to get home to enjoy the food but was disappointed To find that one item was missing. When I call to see if they could credit my account back I was placed on hold for over 15 minutes before I hung up. I called again a few hours later and the Line is now busy. read more
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Halo H.
Hi J D— first off, thank you for going out of your way to support us…
8 months ago
This is a casual and cute Filipino and Chinese restaurant. We came on a weekday for lunch and there was no wait. You order at a kiosk. We ordered a halo halo (small) and a pork house sisig. I wish the sisig had a crunchier/crispier texture like other ones I've had but this one was mostly very soft and fatty. The halo halo was pretty good and larger than expected for a small size. It was pretty icy and the ube soft serve was yummy and had a very light ube flavor. read more
4 months ago
Not sure what happened these few months, but it was noticeably unkempt when we got here. Dead plants, sticky tables, messes stuffed in a corner, AC not working and fans turned off on a hot day. Waiting for the drinks to come out was fairly uncomfortable. The drinks and desserts were still good and came out fast, just a little disappointed compared to when we first came here. read more
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Halo H.
That’s tough to hear. An unkempt space, sticky tables, and no AC on a…
1 month ago
The overall establishment is cute, clean, and has plenty of seating. Upon entering, the owner Jennifer greeted us. Also Nea up at the front register was friendly and helpful. I was going to order the mango sago to go for my sister but I didn't see it on the tablet. Nea went to go check if they had the ingredients to make it and luckily they did! My sister enjoyed the mango sago. We also got the halo halo in the small sizes, which was definitely a decent amount for the price in comparison to other places. There were plenty of toppings mixed in as well. Overall the halo halo tasted delicious-- it was not overly sweet which is just how I like it. We will definitely be back and try the other items on their menu next time! read more
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Halo H.
Thank you so much Ann for dropping by ... hope you can visit us more…
2 months ago
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Halo H.
Thank you Arwin ... Hope to see you back.
I believe it was a soft opening. Plenty of parking and next to another Filipino restaurant. Step inside and it was not with no AC just four ceiling fans blowing hot air. No signage or greeting to tell you to go to a screen to order which we did. Prices were reasonable but dishes were small in portion. Ordered the Sisig and salt n pepper chicken. Took slightly long to come out as they were backed up. Chicken had good flavor but just not enough. The Sisig was good but the pork was finely cut to my liking. The halo halo was good though and refreshing. Towards the end they finally turned the AC on. read more
8 months ago
We came for the Halo Halo but saw the awesome menu and decided to try few dishes. Pancit (Bihon/canton) was very good and a lot of veggies. I liked the sisig as well. I like mine chunky pieces, not too minced. Halo Halo I like mine with more of the mix and not too much ice cream. Luckily I shared most of the ice cream with my son. We also had cream cheese wontons and chicken wings which were perfect to my liking. read more
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Halo H.
Thank you so much Gloria ... Hope to see you back and be able to try…
11 months ago
Halo Haus is a new spot serving Filipino-Chinese food, and you can tell they're still getting settled in and working through some early growing pains. When we arrived, we weren't greeted at all, and it wasn't clear that you need to order at the counter before sitting down, a simple sign or friendly welcome would make a big difference. The restaurant itself looks nicely refreshed inside, but it was warm with no A/C running, and none of the ceiling fans were on, which made it a bit uncomfortable while waiting. Funny enough, the A/C finally turned on about 15 minutes before we left, what a difference it made! You can also hear quite a bit of kitchen chatter about orders ("there's no rice," "I need more time," etc.), so turning on some background music or a TV could help soften the noise and improve the atmosphere. We ordered the Sizzling Pork Sisig and Salt and Pepper Chicken. Both dishes had good flavor, but the portions were very small. We also tried a Halo-Halo, which was actually pretty good. It's clear the team is trying, and the concept of Filipino-Chinese fusion has promise, but there's room for improvement in organization, communication, and comfort. With some adjustments, Halo Haus could become a solid spot in Buena Park. read more
5 months ago
I'm so glad more Filipino food is opening up in my area!! Plenty of parking and there's a kiosk and cashier up front. Food was amazing and for the portions, the price is worth it. Milo is a childhood staple for me, and I would recommend it anyone who is a chocolate lover! My friend got the banana con yelo and it was SOO GOOD and not too sweet. Their fries were nicely seasoned and I can't wait to try their other food options the next time I come :) read more
3 months ago
We tried the Ube halo-halo and it was sooo good. Perfect for the hot weather. The ingredients were fresh. read more
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Halo H.
So happy the ube halo-halo hit the spot, especially in this heat.…
6 months ago
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Halo H.
Hi Kookie .. .thank you for dropping by and sorry you were…
2 months ago
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Halo H.
Hi Marc.. I am sorry for the confusion ... please let me know when…
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