Where to Eat Halo-Halo in the UAE

Halo-halo, which means “mix-mix” in Tagalog, is a popular Filipino dessert, making waves in the UAE's culinary scene. Halo-halo is a concoction of various sweet treats, including shaved ice, evaporated milk, colorful jelly, fruits, and sweet beans, topped with leche flan and a scoop of ice cream. Loved by both Filipinos and non-Filipinos alike, this refreshing dessert is the perfect antidote to the scorching heat of the UAE summers.

If you're craving the taste of this icy delight, here's where you can find the best halo-halo in the UAE:

Halo Halo Restaurant

Halo Halo Restaurant’s name actually serves two purposes. One for offering one of the most authentic halo-halo in the city, and the other is for serving a fusion (halo-halo) of different Asian cuisines. Located in two prime spots in Dubai, you can find them at the Ground Floor of Edge Creekside Hotel and Jannah Marina Hotel Apartments. Operating hours are from 12 pm to 11 pm, with prices ranging from AED 50 to 100.

Hot Palayok Restaurant & Grill Dubai

This restaurant is known for its delectable Filipino and Japanese dishes, but it's their halo-halo that steals the show. With a perfect mix of ingredients, including sweet beans and creamy ice cream, their halo-halo is a must-try. Located at the Wasl Hub - Corner Of 39th And - 6C St Dubai, UAE, they're open from 11 am to 11 pm, with prices averaging between AED 50 to 100.

Razon's of Guagua UAE

For a taste of authentic Filipino desserts, look no further than Razon's of Guagua. Renowned for their mouthwatering halo-halo, leche flans, and asida, this restaurant is a favorite among locals and expats alike. Visit them at Shop 6,7,8 Al Wasl Hub Building, Front Of Hara Cafeteria Dubai, UAE, between 11:30 am to 10 pm, with prices similar to other establishments, around AED 50 to 100.

The Daily Trade Centre

Craving halo-halo with a twist? Head over to The Daily Trade Centre, where you'll find a unique take on this classic dessert. Located at Rove Trade Centre - 2nd December St Dubai, UAE, they're open from 6:30 am to 11:30 pm, with prices ranging from AED 50 to 150.

Max's Restaurant - Karama

Max's Restaurant is not just about savory dishes; they also excel in sweet treats like halo-halo. Indulge in their delightful dessert offerings at Spinney's Bldg, Ground Floor, 11B St, Near To Burjuman Dubai, UAE, from 9 am to 10 pm. Prices are around AED 100.

Pancake House

Known for its wide array of breakfast delights, Pancake House also serves up a mean halo-halo. Swing by Khalid Bin Al Waleed Rd, Dubai, between 8 am to 11:30 pm, and enjoy this icy treat for around AED 50.

Chowking Restaurant

Chowking Restaurant, a mass favorite in the Philippines and is like the King of Halo-halo, brings the taste of home to the UAE with its delicious halo-halo. With multiple branches across the city, including Al Nahda, Discovery Gardens, Mall of Emirates, and Satwa, satisfying your halo-halo cravings has never been easier. Prices are similar to other locations, around AED 50.

Lapaz Batchoy - Dubai

Last but not least, Lapaz Batchoy offers a taste of Filipino comfort food, including a satisfying serving of halo-halo. Located at 19 Al Rigga Road Dubai, UAE, they're open from 8 am to 2 am, with prices ranging from AED 50 to 100.

Whether you're a Filipino missing the flavors of home or simply an adventurous foodie looking to try something new, halo-halo is a dessert that's definitely worth a taste. With these top spots in the UAE serving up this delightful treat, you're never too far away from a refreshing bowl of icy goodness.