Halo Halo Kitchen is a casual Filipino Restaurant located in Phoenix Arizona. This restaurant is mostly cafeteria style and also offers some grocery and desserts. Parking is easy because they are in a strip mall. You might be wondering what does Halo Halo mean? The restaurant might be named after Halo Halo the popular Filipino dessert of shaved ice, evaporated milk, and may contain boiled beans, coconut, palm tree starch, jelly, potatoes, and fruit.
Here is the cafeteria line.
You either order what is on the line or order off a menu board. They offer all day Filipino breakfast plates called silog plates that were only $8.95 today. (subject to change)
Today (Saturday) They also have Lechon (roasted baby pig). I noticed that the Sunday special is Filipino spaghetti with fried chicken.
Halo Halo offers many other Filipino foods that are a fusion of Spanish, Malaysian, Chinese, Japanese, Indian & American. I made a cheat sheet of some of the dishes so I’d know what they are.
Halo Halo is also part grocery store with dry goods, frozen foods and refrigerated food and also sells pastries and desserts.
Once you decided on your order you pay and seat yourself with a number card. They will run out whatever you didn’t get to pick up.
After your meal you might want to visit the dessert bar for a Halo Halo, a boba slushy or a flan.
Some of the dishes we tried here were.
all day breakfast Sisig plate with pork.
corned beef Sisig plate (our mutual least favorite)
grilled pompano fish with bittermelon vegetable medley and steamed rice
tofu, eggplant, vegetable dish with rice
coconut chicken
adobo pork
beef dish
adobo pork more recently (this plate was only $6.75….subject to change)
It doesn’t cost much to dine here. Two meals today were only with tax $18.00.
That was a taste of Halo Halo Kitchen in Phoenix AZ.
Every FORKING thing is subject to change.
wwwHaloHaloKitchen.com
