Really hits the spot on a hot day. Ice cream, macapuno, mango cubes, toasted rice in a hollowed out…read morecoconut shell. ₱320. What more could you ask for? Line can be long since it's a popular shop but it only takes them about 2 minutes to prepare a bowl so don't be too scared of a wait.

Medium with Mango (320 PHP) - I loved the freshness of the coconut and pandan ice cream and the…read moremango chunks. This was an incredible dessert!

First time trying out Halomango and sure glad we did. We ordered the Mango-Holic, Coconut Shake Ice…read moreCream and Calamansi Shake Ice Cream. Yummy, delicious and definitely refreshing. It came with real mango slices and real coconut shavings. The calamansi was also on point and not as tart tasting. Leslie the lady that helped us provided excellent customer service and also made suggestions to their specialties. Thank you Leslie!

After seeing everyone walking around with these, we finally had to try the Mangoholic at HaloMango…read more The Flavor: Creamy mango soft-serve topped with generous chunks of fresh, sweet mango. The Vibe: A great refreshing treat after a long walk along White Beach. Service: The staff are friendly and the service is quick despite the crowds. Location: Super convenient, located right in the heart of D'mall. They have a huge menu, but the Mangoholic is a classic for a reason. Recommended for anyone who loves mangoes and ice cream!

The food here was amazingly delicious and very tasty plus much healthier than most of the…read morerestaurants here with true vegan options for food that are beyond delicious along with other foods. We like it so much in 3 days since we arrived we have eaten here 3 times

Lemoni Cafe is a cute cafe and restaurant nestled in a sweet spot in the D Mall on Boracay island…read more Don't be fooled by the small footprint of this little business that's tucked deep inside of the popular D Mall. This little joint features a bakery on the second floor that's used to bake some tasty treats for customers daily. They do take credit cards. I recommend trying out their fresh treats baked daily if you're ever on Boracay. The shop was featured in a Filipino drama I watched awhile back that I can't recall the name of and ironically my girl is ironically obsessed with this place as well.

They have the best mango cheesecake! The restaurant is also right next to the beach, so the perfect…read morespot to catch the sunrise or sunset. The service is a bit slow, but that's okay because island time. The servers are nice and they have a lot of options for coffee and tea!y family and I always go back to this place when we're in Boracay and recommend it to anyone looking for a sweet treat or a place to relax!

The owner has revamped and expanded Cafe del Sol since my last visit to Boracay…read more The service is good; just keep in mind that in the afternoon, you pay for your coffee, drinks, and desserts at the cashier. In the evening, it's table service with a waiter. I'm not sure if they make all their own desserts, but they had the best mango cheesecake I've ever had anywhere.

This is the best dessert in the island. Must try I wish they have this in California. Lines are…read moreinsane but worth the wait the ice cream it self is really good not too sweet and the mangoes are amazing. I think what makes it good is their own home made ice cream.

I will miss this coconut dessert so much. It's really worth it. We had the special which comes with…read moretheir own coconut icecream, coconut meat, ripe mango, black rice and crispy grains inside a coconut shell. It's a perfect combination of creamy, crunchy, chewy, soft, and tangy. I wish I can have this again!

Mango Shake (200 PHP) - This was extremely refreshing and I loved the flavor of the mango. This is…read morea must-have in Boracay!

Delicious, refreshing shakes. Minus one star for not having all items in menu but great service!…read moreMango, pineapple, banana is a must!

Talk about variety! This places offers more than just your typical bubble/boba tea. You can also…read morechoose to customize your drink whether its boba, pudding, rock salt cheese cream, herbal optioms, jellies, probiotic options and many other creative add ons. Pretty cheap prices starting at 90 pesos/php which is less than 2 dollars for a regular sized drink. A large drink is 100php which is exactly about 2 dollars. I got a rock salt cream cheese with oolong tea and orea. It was absolutely delicious. The blends of this drink was so creatively unique. Its amazing how this blend was both a dessert and hydrating. The customer service was also quick and friendly. Of course, Filipinos always say ma am and sir so you are immediately greeted with a feeling of importance. I dont know how many boba places there are on boracay island but we went to sharetea several during our 4 day stay. I definitely recommend sharetea and try different things and dare to explore.

I am not a milk tea expert. That is, I enjoy one now and again, and this is one I enjoyed. What I…read morewas first attracted to were the choices. Lots. For toppings, you've got eight. Rock-salt-cream-cheese!? Didn't know that was a thing. My wife with got it cocoa. I got the original Oreo milk tea. The Oreo cookie taste is there. If you're in Boracay, it's definitely earth checking out.

If you're leaving Boracay and arrive at Caticlan airport way too early (like I did today), don't go…read moreinto the airport. The food in there is mediocre and expensive. Instead, just walk across the road and visit Claudio's Shabu. It offers a handful of inexpensive options including shawarma, rice bowls, shakes, potatoes, pasta, and ice creams. It's a clean little cafe with fans on the ceiling that help keep you cool. The fans and the Buko shake are perfect on a warm day. I'll never get Caticlan airport food again. Wish I'd come to Claudio's on my first two trips to Boracay, too. I was just nervous I didn't have time before but it turns out they have the food to you within 20-minutes... or they did for me today. It might be longer if there's a lot of people. See ya there!