Hala Paella

Gretchen Panganiban

4.0

For spanish food lovers out there, this is a very affordable place to be with.. We ordered a paella valenciana for 2 and calamares and it only costs us around 300php. The food was delish. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Airize Velasco

5.0

I'm a bit picky when it comes to foods because I stick to filipino dishes but I highly recommend to try the Hala Paella with Churros for dessert together with their best selling meat it's the best combination meal you'll ever have.

Michelle Soberano

3.0

Spanish comfort food over chinese food on a lunar year! Hala Paella didn't disappoint me last night. Chuletas became one of my favorites then. Hahaha! If you're looking for a spanish kind of resto that's within your budget, then, this is a good place to go! Don't forget to seal your meal with their all time fave churros! 💋

Hilary C

4.0

I seldom eat Paellas not unless cooked by my aunt which was my preferable choice but after trying Hala Paella, their Paellas would perhaps be my next choice. We ordered their Paella Negra which made me curious of its taste (thinking of the squid ink and stuff), their Valenciana and Chorizo. We also ordered their Cazuela and it was good. And yes, their Churros is a must try. 👌🏼

Ozan Girit

4.0

Not bad. For a first timer like me, Paella Negra seems to have gotten my attention because of its black color which was made from squid ink.Taste: 3.5/5Ambiance: 3/5 (too warm for me)Cost: 4/5Not really a paella fan though. But the experience is good. Its a may come back score. 😀

Azmina Azmi

4.0

Since the location is within an airconditioned mall, the experience is much better, I mean, cooler. The Banilad branch do have an airconditioning but the space is very limited. So during jam-packed hours, you have no option but the settle in the al fresco section, which is not "fresco" at all, specially during summer.My personal favorites are all in Robinsons Cybergate branch: Chipirones; Chuletas, and all their paella versions.

Teddy Pangestu

2.0

What Filipino does not like paella? The problem is that this is a dish that requires a lot of time and quality and attention to detail. It is not a streetfood that can be sold cheaply and expect good results. I tried Hala when visiting some relatives and thought it was mediocre at best.

Ekin Akgün

4.0

I was pleasantly surprised to see Hala Paella in the building where I used to frequent a lot. I enjoy eating Spanish food and Hala Paella's specialties are no exception.  The last time I was there, I had afternoon snacks with my cousin. She had paella valenciana and I had the lengua.  We also ordered some Spanish chorizos as well.I prefer actually this place over their BTC branch because it is colder here especially during summer. Sometimes, I had to sit down outside at their main branch and since I sweat a lot, I end up eating my meal as fast as I can. The Cybergate branch just allows more casual conversations. ;)

Natya Nindyagitaya

3.0

Best churros ever! Capitol Branch is kinda smelly, overwhelmed with the squids smell. Their bowls? and metal tables don't really go along. The bowl slips and turns around.

Gizmoland

3.0

Talk about affordable and convenient paella, this is most definitely the place to be at! Consider that before Hala Paella came to existence, you had to pre-order a paella or wait for hours to have it on your table; and if you're on solo-flight, you are basically not allowed to crave a paella unless you eat for 5 people. Other than that, the paella negra is a fave!