Halo Halo de Iloko is not your ordinary halo-halo house. The artistry and great food of the place makes it a must place to visit in La Union. It was even certified by TripAdvisor.
Located at San Fernando City, Halo Halo de Iloko is very popular because of course of their halo-halo. Aside from halo-halo they offer other Filipino cuisine.
Travelers just need to ask the locals on how to get to the restaurant. For those who are commuting, you can just ride a tricycle and just ask the driver to drop you off at the place. The place can easily be spotted because of its colorful design. The structure of the place is just like an ordinary house.
Halo Halo de Iloko offer a set meal that already consists of a rice, a viand of your choice and an iced tea. I've ordered their adobong pusit which I might say is very delicious. Unlike, the adobong pusit that is cooked in our house, their adobong pusit tasted like adobong manok or baboy. It has the right taste of sweetness. Their pusit is also soft and tender.
My friend ordered their best seller which is Binagoongang Baboy. Just like the pusit, the pork is tender and is not too much salty. The mangoes even complimented the taste.
Aside from the set meal, we've ordred their Bicol Express which has bits of the famous Ilocos Bagnets.
Of course, we will not leave the place without trying their halo-halo. Their best seller is the Buko Halo-Halo wherein the ingredients of the halo-halo are placed in the Buko (coconut). Their halo-halo has ice cream, cheese, corn flakes, shredded coconut meat, tapioca pearls, jellies and pastillas. They also use carabao's milk for the halo-halo.
The place is also popular because of their unique designs. Below are some of the stuffs that we saw inside the restaurants.
Halo Halo de Iloko is at #12 Zandueta St. San Fernando City, La Union.
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