Kabigtings Halo-Halo
| 528 Banawe Street, Santa Mesa Heights, Quezon City |
5 oranları
8.80/10.00 |
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+63 922 851 1770 |
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Catsi Catalan (04.10.2017 14:17)
It was 7:00pm and we’re looking for a place to eat in Banawe. All the restaurants are either for waiting-list or no parking. Chanced upon Kabigting’s and we thought of something light to eat.
This restaurant is popularized by its version of halo-halo, unique pinoy dessert that primarily uses shaved ice as a base. Every part of the country has a different take on Halo-halo. Kabigting’s cup is printed with a branding: The Pride of Arayat.
Each serving is priced at P100. The main components are Carabao Milk, beans, creamed corn and PASTILLAS. I like halo-halo with less ingredients. The only thing I disapproved of is the intense sweetness. Good thing I ate it with a plate of Lumpiang Sariwa. We were the only customers that time (who in the right mind would eat Halo-halo for dinner😬😂). The service is quite fast.
Kapampangan cooking is popular with different establishments that sprung out in Manila. Pampaga is the origin of the buco pandan of Nathaniel’s, tibok-tibok of Susie’s, and even halo-halo of Razon’s. They must be really imaginative with the 2 popular names of halo-halo coming from the same province.
It was 7:00pm and we’re looking for a place to eat in Banawe. All the restaurants are either for waiting-list or no parking. Chanced upon Kabigting’s and we thought of something light to eat.
This restaurant is popularized by its version of halo-halo, unique pinoy dessert that primarily uses shaved ice as a base. Every part of the country has a different take on Halo-halo. Kabigting’s cup is printed with a branding: The Pride of Arayat.
Each serving is priced at P100. The main components are Carabao Milk, beans, creamed corn and PASTILLAS. I like halo-halo with less ingredients. The only thing I disapproved of is the intense sweetness. Good thing I ate it with a plate of Lumpiang Sariwa. We were the only customers that time (who in the right mind would eat Halo-halo for dinner😬😂). The service is quite fast.
Kapampangan cooking is popular with different establishments that sprung out in Manila. Pampaga is the origin of the buco pandan of Nathaniel’s, tibok-tibok of Susie’s, and even halo-halo of Razon’s. They must be really imaginative with the 2 popular names of halo-halo coming from the same province.
Andrew Lasala (22.09.2017 16:04)
The best halo-halo in my book
The best halo-halo in my book
NJBO Hcabo (21.07.2017 10:17)
Cool place to relax; you can enjoy their food and do some online job. Moderately priced and food is great too.
Cool place to relax; you can enjoy their food and do some online job. Moderately priced and food is great too.
Janelle Villadiego (06.07.2017 03:12)
Their pastillas halo-halo is the best! Too bad they were not selling pastillas when we ate there.
Their pastillas halo-halo is the best! Too bad they were not selling pastillas when we ate there.
Richard Coley (17.06.2017 03:06)
Halo halo was amazing. Really kapampangan style
Halo halo was amazing. Really kapampangan style
