Pinoy Halo Halo — Restaurant in Toronto

Came here to try their halo-halo after lunch, they had no ice and it didn’t seem like they were in any rush to get anymore. Quite an odd experience especially it’s in the business name, you’d think they would have plenty of ice in-stock or at least try and get more especially on a hot summer day (I visited on a Sunday, typically one of the more busier days of the week). I’m sure it taste fine, but from what other reviews are saying, I’d probably skip this if you’re just here for the halo halo and opt for somewhere else (or call ahead to make sure they have ice).

Otherwise, food looks like typical Filipino flair, quite a small location situated at the food court. Limited seating, interesting attractions (dinosaur exhibit + a live band...

The food was delicious—especially the sinigang and pancit! The adobo was rich and flavorful, and the lechon kawali was perfectly crispy. Portions were generous and prices reasonable. It’s worth the wait for authentic Filipino flavors. It felt like a home-cooked Filipino meal. Staff were super friendly and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Will...

Got the spaghetti for $5 and it was good. It was an al dente pasta with a ground beef, sausage and cheese tomato sauce. I can see this being a popular snack shop for high schoolers especially.

Update: ordered the chicken adobo one day and it was really good. Good portion size and the chicken was...