Melton's Halo Halo

Sedatcansu

3.0

I went to their Tisa branch along Katipunan Street on a weekday night. The place was not crowded. Their menu was pretty lean and straightforward, giving emphasis to their halo-halo choices while also offering some finger food on the side. But to be completely honest, their Super Special Halo-Halo at P60 was only so-so. It was a big serving, but I have had other better tasting halo-halo at around the same price. I thought it could be sweeter. Where is the leche flan and ube halaya? But I liked that it had a lot of fruits in it. I also got a bit turned off by their use of filtered tap water for their crushed ice, instead of mineral water which is the norm. On the whole, I would still go for the halo-halo at Mang Inasal or Chowking for my P60.

Vicente V. De Jesus

4.0

Grew up eating these babies. Im not the biggest fan of halo2 but for these i always make an exception. Theres just something about it that makes me feel nostalgic

An Li Rays

4.0

I live close by so I've been here a couple of times. Their halo-halo is legendary. When you're on a budget but craving for something cold and sweet, this is the place for you.

My_kismet1979

5.0

This is my best halo halo place in cebu! Im even salivating while im typing my review. Might even drop by meltons today just to get my halo halo fix! :)

Tepokperut

5.0

Lahi ra gyud ang original. Note Araw-araw and Melton’s are not the same. If you’re looking for a classic taste halo halo this is the place to be. Classic halo halo means the usual fruit ingredients mixed altogether with a crushed ice. Not the ice cream-like dessert we tried in Sol’s and Monbis.