Razon's of Guagua

Mita Nadhirrah

3.0

It is a spartan looking branch of this chain, which makes, at its price point of P100, my favorite version of Halo-Halo to date. It is still family owned, even though there have been many offers to take this company public. Our main favorite is their pancit luglug, which you can order in the regular or "plus" size; the regular is a snack or sidings portion. It is delicious not just because of the sauce, but because the rice stick noodles are always served al dente. We also like the sisig, which you can order as an entree, or as a meal with rice and a sunny side up fried egg. The meal is good for one, and then some, while the sisig by itself is good for 2-3. It is meaty and tasty in the same style as Aling Lucing's in Angeles, Pampanga. The halo halo is to die for, astonishing in its simplicity, with macapuno, white beans, slices of leche flan on top and nothing else. This dessert rivals Malaysian ice kacang and Thai tub tim grob any day of the week! Time saving tip: order and pay for it with your meal, tell them you'll have it afterwards, then go back to the order counter and ask them to serve it when you're ready. Gone from this branch are the bangus and sizzling bulalo, which we hope is temporary.

CARSHEERAP

3.0

If you're looking for the best tasting halo-halo within the area, Razon's is the place to go. Their halo-halo is really worth the price. Aside from its proximity to our office, another reason why my friends and I keep going back to this place for lunch is because we love their lechon kawali. The serving is more than enough for 1 person and I just love their achara that goes with is.Service is just okay but I hope they can improve it especially during peak hours.