Ice Blinker Halo-Halo and Fastfood

Jhayxon Garcia

4.0

Our girl teaches English inside Tabaco City, and your day we visited her college, the main took us out there to Ice Blink for merienda. We'd pancit, the ever-existing Bicol noodle dish. And, we were dealt with to halo-halo. Halo-halo is really a uniquely Filipino dishmade with shaved ice. Underneath of the bowl will be filled up with a sugary syrup, where float different goodies--gummy candies, tapioca pearls, corn. The shaved ice is definitely topped with shredded cheese and a glop of purple yam paste. I don't forget a coconut flavor. "Halo-halo" indicates "mix-mix," and that is everything you do. You have a lengthy spoon and mix everything collectively and eat. It's refreshingly cool, it's nice, and you continually run into surprising flashes of taste as you bite right into a little bit of corn or perhaps a gummy candy. There are several variations about halo-halo. I could recommend the type offered at Ice Blink.

Eena Eugenio

5.0

The ice within their halo-halo is merely so smooth and soft to my tongue. There is also more halo-halo range. I'm so glad they're opening more branches right now, they will have one in Murphy, Q.C., Naga Town and I noticed they have a branchin SM Naga foods court. Their empanada can be very tasty. I recommend their halo-halo to everyone searching for the best.

Samantha Ann Agravante

5.0

I travel for most minutes only to get yourself a taste of these mais con yelo (corn with crushed ice). It has plenty of corn with the best possible, smoothest crushed ice, milk and cheese. Their halo-halo also offers exactly the same crushed ice, milk and grated cheese.It is a basic eatery sans airconditoning which has a good look at of the church located simply next door. Their pancit (noodle dish) and empanada may also be delicious. We tell you, you will not get good enough of it. I've tried plenty of halo-halo and mais con yelo in various more costly restaurants and resorts but nothing comes even close to those that they serve here.

Dee Campos

4.0

Not forgetting the hotel's best halo-halo, that one in Albay is among the very best Halo-halo i ever endured in my life time. (15 pesos) in the past, this Filipino dessert provides combined fruits like jackfruit, mango, ube, leche flan, yellowish and red coffee beans, tapiocapearls, pinipig, and crushed ice with sugars and coconut syrup. In addition may be the shredded cheese, and we bet they will have a special solution to get ready their ice, It melt on your own mouth as an ice cream! Never really had that before!! If however you go by Tabaco, Albay, Do not forget to drop to the tiny restaurant. poultry and beef empanada can be must try.

Mcledor Chui1211

5.0

Incomparable to any halo halo .. My best favorite,... gentle Ice.. Yummy toppings.. with cheeze.. :D Yum Yum Yum